Aims Of Holiday Move Promotes Stabilizing Agriculture
Pierre September 1. The South Dakota Farm Holiday Association seeks to curb market surpluses by delaying selling to stabilize prices through national and state legislation. It reports over 20 000 state members and plans an orderly marketing program starting September 5 if other states cooperate. The group is led by President B W McVeigh and a five member board with Emily Loriks as secretary treasurer. Financed by county units pledging 50 cents per family, membership is open to supporters of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Huron
B. W. McVeigh
Britton
Hugh Nash
Redfield
H. B. Test
Frederick
W. C. Lusk
Yankton
T. M. Brisbine
Woonsocket
E. Heverson
St. Charles
J. Z. Mactin
Watertown
Emily Loriks
Arlington
Otain
Cedar Ladies Aid Postponed To Thursday
Neighborhood notes report the Cedar Ladies Aid event postponed to Thursday with Mrs. RB Bawdon as hostess. Local visits include Bessie Sheldon returning to Cedar, teaching duties resumed. several families and individuals are listed with travels, hospital updates, school repairs, and community activities across Miller and Spring Hill area.
Sunshine club shower honors Mrs Jensen after home fire
Social Saturday evening reports note about five dollars from a sale. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sciltz were Harbor visitors. The Sunshine club hosted a shower last week for Mrs. Jensen whose home burned recently. The event was at Mrs. D H Barnes home. Gifts were given and lunch served by Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Venables, and Mrs. Gradert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Sciltz
Sunshine Club
Jensen
D. H. Barnes
Barnes
Venables
Gradert
Tulare Visitors and Local Happenings Highlight Week
Tulare residents welcomed visitors from Rapid City and Minnesota while others attended funeral services for Mrs. Albert Zibell. Lucille Lepley returned from Redfield, and Tulare schools plan to open September 5 as Rev and Mrs Loemker visit Dubuque for a short stay. The William Ambacher family and Mrs Hattie Bryant were seen shopping in Huron Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Charlen Stephens
Byron
Rapid City
Henry Freudertthal
Minnesota
Paulsen
Hofemanns
Emil Mund
Emil
Frank Josewski
Milter
N. D
Albert Zibell
Lucille Lepley
Ernest Graham
Redfield
Loemker
Dubuque, Is
William Ambacher
Hattie Bryant
Huron
Betty-Lou Butler Returns From Parkston Visit
Miss Betty-Lou Butler came home Friday evening from Parkston where she had been visiting her grandmother Mia. LeRoy Webber and son Thomas visited Alpena from Thursday to Sunday at the home of Mrs. A. B. Sims. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Padmore returned Sunday from Town. Sam Stackland of Sioux City was in Woonsocket late last week visiting friends and handling business. the Stacklands are former Woonsocket residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Ladies' Aid
RB. R. Bawdon
Henry Scott
Morris
Tom Tripp
Buffalo County
Bessie Sheldon
X& Ester
Cedar
John Lawler
Byron Swartz
Famy
Maxine Buchanan
Parkstort
Earl Peterson
Huron
John Lingsheit
Elmer Beck
George Hertz Ard
Alma Heltibridle
Miller
St. Lawrence
Austin
Connelly
Miller Hospital
Elmer Quick
Highmore
Alpena
George Fawcett
Ed Fawcett
Maggie Fawcett
Koran Fawcett
Claire Fawcett
Wells
Ralph Nohlgren
Morris Paine
D. D. Paine
Henry Moose
Mitchell Hospital
Austin Connelly
Ronald Henson
Connely
Lawrence Saunders
West School
Spring Hill Township
Charles Specker
Warrensburg
J. E. Specker
Snyder
Hitchcock
Herr. Specker
Minnesota
Des Moines
Betty-Lou Butler
Parkston
Mia
LeRoy Webber
Thomas
A. B. Sims
C. J. Padmore
Points
Sam Stackland
Sioux City
the Stacklands
Woonsocket
Local residents share visits and departures across states
Ashton run. J Christianson from Springfield Nebraska arrived early in the week. Leslie Istenson hosted Mr and Mrs Gi Zeiger and son Perry for several days in Minneapolis with friends. Oliver Jones leaves for Indiana after weeks here on business. Claude Martin and family hosted sister Berniece Martin of Kansas City and Miss Elsie Simms of Excellings Missouri along with Lyle Cook of Kansas City. Mr S Luaney and Mr er, Hammah, Mrs W H Holcomb and Mrs Carl Christianson and daughter Jane returned from Minneapolis. James Norwood plans cafe closure and move north. Horsae Palmer and son of Cresbard visit, later to California. John Masterson of Huron visits J L McCart family. Pearl Tweelf and Mary Sue depart for Monroe City Missouri due to ill father. Sveen Noren and John Vanfelt of Rockford Illinois stay with H J Noren. Harold Frost breaks arm cranking a Ford. School opens. grades meet Tuesday. Eri C Coddieton from Parker settles with Mrs Fish-Smith. Ralph Siderius builds sunken garden. water lilies bloom and fish fill the pond. Charles Bassenger and family head to Redwood Falls Minnesota for Bassenger post office clerk job. Orville O Daniel family drive to Missouri to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton Run
J. Christianson
Springfield
Neb
Leslie ‘Istenson
Gi Zeiger
Perry
Minneapolis
Oliver Jones
Indiana
Claude Martin
Berniece Martin
Kansas City
Kan
Elsie Simms
Exce
Erings
Lyle Cook
S. Luaney Anu Uu
Hammah
W. H. Holcomb
Carl Christenson
Jane
James Norwood
Eri. C. Coddieton
Parker
Fish-Smith
Ralph Siderius
Charles Bassenger
Redwood Falls
Minn
Bassenger
Orville O'Daniel
Missouri
Local notices from Wolsey area include births and visits
Mr Levinsky, formerly manager of the Dakota lumber yards, is noted. Mr and Mrs Frank Minske announce the birth of a son on August 26. Dolly Hayes of Wessington visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Hayes this week. Mr and Mrs Mason Gardner of Long Beach California spend the summer here and at Wolsey, with farming interests near Wolsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levinsky
Dakota
Frank Minske
Dolly Hayes
Wessington
Charles Hayes
Mason Gardner
Long Beach
Cal
Wolsey
Local Wessington News Briefs Open School Prep Trip News
Wessington residents including Clifford and Lloyd McGire and McNeil families returned from a Black Hills visit. Hulbert School houses are being painted by W. J. Eshler. Phil Friedman learned of his mother's passing in Sioux City. funeral planned. Alma Geiver to Aberdeen for Northern Normal. Gertie Baird family to Black Hills trip with H. B. Geiver. Mrs. Robert Jenner discharged after ten days in hospital. Connie Coop visited relatives in Huron and Evelyn is a guest there. Local teachers preparing for school opening on September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Clifford McGire
Lloyd McNeil
Black Hills
Hulbert Township
W. J. Eshler
Phil Friedman
Sioux City
Alma Geiver
Aberdeen
Northern
Gertie Baird
Elbert
Mildred Jane
H. B. Geiver
Robert Jenner
Wessington Hospital
Connie Coop
Huron
Evelyn
Local residents arrival and school notices from town
Mrs A A Crecelius returned from a trip to Indianapolis and Chicago. New chimney is under construction at the city school. Maurice Cozgrove from Henry to teach in the high school staying with Broder Dinsen. Miss Mse Grady Mitchell to lead first and second grades and will room with Miss Louise Howen Pierre. Miss Rosamond Zuber Haven and Miss Esther Whitney Faulkton will teach trades 3 to 9 and reside with R J Steffen. Visits include Hutton and Vera Paul Onslow at George Voorhees, and Eisenbraums and Ahantholtzs Tripp at Walter Eisenbraums. Laverty home hosts Ivanhoe visitors Felix Levinsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schroeder
Rosamond Zuber
Haven
Esther Whitney
Faulkton
R. J. Steffen
Sam Hutton
Vera Paul
Onslow
George Voorhees
Ardi
Theo, Eisenbraum
Dick Ahantholtz
Tripp
Walter Hisenbraum
Peter Vander Aurde
Virgil Sunv
Felix Levinsky
Ivanhoe
Minn
Earl Laverty
Pleasant Valley Notes From Local Social Roundup
Mrs. Cope of Willard and her daughter visited L. L. Frye on Monday. Laura Campbell continues to suffer an injured foot. Mary Mullin will be principal at a high school ten miles from Murdoy next year and leaves for there next week. Mrs. W. C. Gray of Huron visited relatives in Pleasant Valley Sunday. Wales Cotton reports seven gallons of grapes picked from his orchard vines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Ethel Cope
L. L. Frye
Cope
Willard
Ohio
Laura Campbell
Mary Mullin
Murdoy
W. C. Gray
Huron
Wales Cotton
Local Callers Visit F E Johnson Home
De Smet residents Mr. and Mrs. M C Hamaker visited the F E Johnson home on Sunday. The Rev and Mrs William Redfield were callers there on Tuesday. Mrs Earl Fisher returned from Blunt Friday evening after a brief visit.
Miss Winnifred Webster attends Smith Hughes conference
Woonsocket note: Miss Winnifred Webster attended the Smith Hughes conference in Brookings last week. A baby girl weighing four pounds was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs Al VanLeur. State Bar meeting attendees included Lawson Richards Whiting and Palmer in Mitchell Friday. Decker couple welcomed a daughter born Saturday August 2. Democratic chairman Smalley traveled to Sioux Falls for a party meeting. Miss Elizabeth Hendricks and Miss Ruth Hendricks left for Sioux Falls to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Winnifred Webster
Brookings
Smith Hughes
al ~VanLeur
L. L. Lawson
F. D. Richards
J. E. .Whiting
R. B. Palmer
Mitchell
State Bar Association
B. A. Decker
A. J. Smalley
Sanborn County
Sioux Falls
Elizabeth
Ruth Hendricks
Trip to Nebraska Brings Crops Report From Colwells
Mr. John Colwell and his daughter recount a trip to Nebraska and southern South Dakota. They report wonderful crops across much of Nebraska and the southern portion of South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Colwel
Nebraska
South Dakota
Shoppers and travelers noted in Huron district
Mrs. James and Mrs. W. A. Miller, elder and mother, were Huron shoppers Tuesday. Ray Hedlund of Pearl Creek township was a favour caller Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Moeller returned from a trip to the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
W. A. Miller
Ray Hedlund
Pearl Creek Township
Herman Moeller
Black Hills
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