Willow Lake Congregational Church Fetes Fiftieth Anniversary
Willow Lake plans a full day for the fifty year jubilee of the Congregational Church. A morning sermon by Dr Keck, a fellowship luncheon, history readings by Rev Reinmuth, and a candle light service mark the event. Upward Arrows rally, open house at the parsonage, and a published eight page booklet debut with church history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Keck
G. W. Reinmuth
Willow Lake
Congregational Church
de. S. W. Keck
Congregational Churches
Reinmuth
Edgemont
Congregational
E. J. Underwood
Fred Peck
Upward Arrows
Vance Beckwith
Trickey
Watertown Congregational Church
Fred Perk
C.T. Schmidt
S. E. Cooper
W. G. Douglas
Dorcas
Ralph Smith
Dorothy Peck
G. W Greenough
E. L Underwood
Young People's
Melvin Hamre
Verla Trevithick
Vante Beckwith
Dorothy Nielsen
Gordon Lord
Willow Lake News
Lincoln figure dedication planned for Mt Rushmore
Rapid City reports ceremonies set for September 17 to unveil the Lincoln statue at Mount Rushmore National Memorial. NBC will broadcast a national network program from 10:00 to 10:59 a.m. MST, featuring speakers Senator Edward R. Burke and Governor Leslie Jensen, plus music and a Lincoln talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Abraham Lincoln
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Black Hills
United States
National Broadcasting Company
Canada
Robert Dean
Phillips Catlin
NBC
Charles Lyon
Blair Roberts
Chicago
America
Sioux Falls
Wlscoln
Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
William Williamson
Gutzon Barglum
Lyons
Dean
Lincoln
Williamson
Homestake
Leslie Jensen
Burke
Roosevelt
Rostress
United Ssth
Tho
Govenor Jensen
Rye Planting at Lake Preston Gains Momentum
In Lake Preston Sept 4 Special reports rye planting here is expanding after a banner rye season. Farmers have seeded several fields and recent rains should hasten germination. The rye pasture early in spring aided feed supplies, and rising sheep numbers increase its value for farmers.
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Lake Preston
Fine hunting outlook for De Smet area noted
Sept 4 Special reports local sportsmen expect a banner duck hunting season in Kingsbury County with plentiful water in the lake region. If the weather cooperates many hunters will likely return to the shore when the season opens in October.
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Smet
Kingsbury
Return from Coast Iroquois Visitors Retire Spokane Trip
Mrs C Z Stoner and son Bruce end their Spokane visit with relatives. They traveled with Rev John Clayton as Artesian and stopped at Aberdeen to fetch Mrs Clayton who had visited a daughter there before rejoining the group for the trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
C. Z. Stoner
Bruce
Spokane
Washington
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand With Grapes Recipes
Readers are invited to submit grape canning and serving recipes for a weekly contest with two cash prizes. Eligible are women readers of the Evening Heritone. Entries due by six o'clock next Wednesday to the Foods Editor. Recipes include spiced grapes conserve jams jellies juice and desserts. Sample dishes listed include Ham Loaf Ham a ta King and Ham Salad with detailed preparation and yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heronite
Cenix
PTA Executive Board Sets Committees at Schoolhouse
Speriab executive board meeting of the P T A was held at the school house with Mr. Rudolph Anderson presiding. Committees were appointed for program publicity membership hospitality and publications with named members and the first meeting scheduled in September for a teachers subscription.
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Hoard
ST. Lawrence
Speriab
P.T. A
Rudolph Anderson
John Lovelace
Frank Clegg
Louis Steckman
Morris Hasvold
Ervin Hanks
Glenn Ross
LeRoy Blanchard
Wil Grabow
Mim Alte Taesb
Visitors from West Iroquois on Potona visit
Mrs Le IL Lowtutter and Mrs Grace Hall of Po toona California arrived the first of the week to visit the CT. Liddie home. Mr Lowtutter recently lost his wife in a automobile wreck. They were well entertained during their stay.
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West Iroquois
Mre
le IL. Lowtutter
Mrz
Grace Hall
Potoona
Calif
CT. Liddie
Lowtutter
Sunshine Club reports on Achievement Day plans at Huron
At a Sunshine Club meeting Mrs Edwards gave an interesting report on Achievement Day activities held in Huron. Plans were made for the annual picnic at Mire Gladys Sergeant home on Sept 34. Eleven members attended the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Funeral services held for J. C. Volkman in Rockham
Funeral services were held here Wednesday for J. C. Volkman at the ME Church. Burial was in Rockham cemetery. Be ang Monday after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockham
J. C. Volkman
Highway 14 Work to Start on Grading and Surfacing
Construction on Highway 14 will begin early next week after delays from federal engineers. E Van Tassel, county commissioners chair, announced crews moved two miles west of Lake Preston and will set up detours within a week. The oiling must finish by June 1 1838 to be ready for summer traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 14
Lake Preston
E. van Tassel
Board of County Commissioners
Knitting Drive and Local News in Huron Twenty Years Ago
Twenty years ago in Huron the Beadle County Red Cross knitters were urged to follow Mrs John H Niestadt as the authorized instructor. Troop G's Captain Irving Crawford left for a court martial in Sioux Falls while family visits and church notes filled the city. Farmers debated the government wheat price set at 2 20 and Troop G awaited orders to depart for Deming New Mexico.
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John H. Niestadt
Beadle County
Irving Crawford
Sioux Falls
Ross Miller
City
E. H. Vance
Pierre
Tom Jenkins
Sellers
Chicago
Government
HA. Garfield
Huron
Deming
New Mexico
Rey
R. J. Lloyd
Lloyd
The
Baptist Church
G. C. Saunders
Baby
Oconto
Wis
Vacations and Local Meetings Reported Across Town
A string of short vacations visits is noted in St. Lawrence and nearby towns with residents such as Florence Morrow visiting her aunt in St. Lawrence and Doris Williams visiting family before a Philadelphia hospital internship. In Rockham the Women's Foreign Missionary Society held its meeting with a 25 year veteran president resigning and new officers elected. Wellington hosts a card club with contract bridge results. Badsdale Extension Club plans for a State Fair booth. Bonilla community notices include hospital returnees and a Ladies Aid meeting with pot luck lunch.
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ST. Lawrence
Florence Morrow
West
Jessie Kintigh
Arlington
Doris Williams
Philadelphia
Interneship Ag
Doris
Ames
Max Thompson
Brookings
Chicago
Howard Perkins
Maxine Magness
Laurens
Iowa
Miriam and
Grace Bulkley
Rockford, Til
Eva Fritts
Rockham
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Lydia Buss
B. C. Hagman
Lydia Busa
William Hoffman, Jr
Hilbert Buss
Fred Schmidt
William Hoffman
Wheat acreage to rise as farmers heed price signals
The August wheat outlook from the U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics says 81 million acres could yield about 890 million bushels with average yields. Exports are expected to rise due to low world stocks, but 1936 outlook may dampen prices and farmers’ income in 1938 if world demand does not improve. Carryover stocks and world production revisions also factor in.
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U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economies
A. M. Eberla
Extension of
State College
United States
Bureau
Soviet
Russia
China
Triangle honors at 28th engineering fraternity convention
The University of Kansas and Illinois chapters of Triangle, national engineering fraternity, won all honors at the 28th annual convention in Capiral Convention batrdi CITY. The Schwerin scholarship cup went to Kansas for highest scholastic record, presented by donor Arthur Schwerin. The Alumni Relations Plaque went to Illinois for strong alum relations, accepted by Thomas Morrow. Dr J Connolly of South Dakota Mines gave the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batrdi City
University of Kansas
Lawrence
University of Iunois
Urleans
Triangie
National Engineering Fratemnity
Ite
Schwerin
Kansas
Arthur Schwerin
Burlington
Karl Johnson
Attire
E. E. Brauer
Triangle Review
University of Ilinois
Thomas Morrow
J. Connolly
South Dakton School of Mines
Rapid City
Doris Sutton visits sister in Mamieau return home
Miss Doris Sutton returns home after visiting her sister in Mamieau for two weeks. She traveled amid the Sept special edition notes.
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Wellington
Doris Sutton
Mamieau
Clover Leaf Club Dominates County Achievement Day Exhibits
The Busy Bea and Clover Leaf Home Extension Club members showcased at County Achievement Day in Westington Springs. Clover Leaf won first in the quilt exhibit with a Lone Star quilt by Mr. G. Luke among 38 quilts. Mrs Luker won a cotton bat prize. Mrs R Gross earned second for canned peaches and a dozen glass juice glasses. Christ Lindebak placed second on a crocheted rug of carpet warp and won a Patiera prize for a hooked rug. All are Clover Leaf Club members.
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Bea
Clover Leaf
Wessington Springs
Clover Leaf Club
G. Luke
Luker
R. Gross
Christ Lindebak
Church Women Meet at Community Church Home
The Ladies Aid of the Community Church met at Mrs. Eva Ritty’s home. New officers elected were Ora De Hart president, Jessie Kintigh vice president, Alice Reisland secretary treasurer. A missionary program report on China was presented by Opal Ross, and Florence Morrow photographed members for future display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lawrence
Ladies Aid of the
Community Church
Eva ¥Ritty
Ora de Hart
Jessie Kintigh
Alice Reisland
Opal Ross
Florence Morrow
Ladies Aid
Miss Le ta James Accepts Bristol High Principal Post
Miss Le ta James accepted a position as principal at Bristol High School teaching English and Latin. School opens Monday.
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Bonilla
Leta James
Bristol High School
Pre School Meeting At De Smet Today
In De Smet Kingsbury County rural schools plan a pre school meeting in the court room at the court house. Speakers include Fra Gregg from Scott Foresman on Elson Grey readers health talk by Dr Paul Tscheller and Mix Zella Scaffeld on rural chorus work. A round table discusses the newly adopted books for the course of study. About 87 rural teachers are expected.
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de Smet
Speciel
Kingsbury County
Fra Gregg
Scott Foreman Publishing Company
Elson Gray
Ias
Kingsbury
Schedeled
Music Club Opens Season At Wellington High Auditorium
The Music Club will present its first program of the year next Tuesday evening September 7 at the Wellington high school auditorium. Admission is free and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frogeam
Wellington Springs
Takes Teaching Joe Bonilla Sept Special
Earl Beeeeh and W J French escorted Miss Ruth Sickles to Alexandria where she will teach in the home economics department this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bonilla
Earl Beeeeeeh
W. J. French
Ruth Sickles
Alexandria
Teachers Arrive in Cavour For School Year
Mr and Mrs Gordon Patterson and Mrs Anna Berbaugh have arrived in Cavour for the coming school year to teach at the Cavour Schools.
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Cavour
and Mixx
Gordon Patterson
Anna Berbaugh
Jim
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Tom DeHaven
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Mire
Walt Tranter
Millie Hummel
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Badsdale
Frank Toothaker
Toothaker
Hane Thirkelton
L. Hanmond
Rollalia
Kenison Hiss
Hubert’ Johnson
Frances Johnson
Mra A. Bloomberg
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Rockford
AID
Rept
Bonilla Ladies Aid
South Dakota
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Mallon
Paul Mallon
Europe
Washington News
Soliow Mallon
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