Harvest Shock Troopers Help Beadle County Farmers
Beadle County mobilizes harvest labor with 176 volunteers forming 22 crews of 145 men from Huron and seven other towns. Crews harvested 14 575 acres in July and August, averaging 21 crews with 95 men during peak days. Most worked evenings and Sundays, with some farmers serving meals after shifts. Widespread satisfaction noted as volunteers logged long hours and the county extension office managed the mobilization under John J. Richert and Leonard Ladd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nolan
Earl Fish
Don Sheridan
Oren Brugman
Earle Pugsley
Bob Stanosheck
Glen Bauman
Bert Edwards
Bert Polk
Herman Kiesby
Arth Schn
H. O. Johnson
Leonard Ladd
Beadle County
John J. Richert
County Farm Labor Organization
Richert
Wolsey
Ladd
Alice
Huron
Wessington
Hitchcock
Virgil
Mer
Tormers
Bible
Farm Labor Agency
County Extension Office
Mathews
Shower Planned for Yale Church Kitchen
Plans for a kitchen shower at the Lutheran Church were discussed at a Ladies Aid meeting held Thursday. Lunch was served by Mrs. C. Wale and Mrs. J. Schultz, with Mrs. Z. Maass assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Dept. B
Lutheran’ Church
C. Wale
J. Schultz
Z. Maass
Honor Mortimers At Party In Hitchcock
A Hitchcock social noting a party hosted by Mrs Laird Bonin in honor of Mr and Mrs Max Mortimer, who plan to move to Sacramento, with out of town guests Shirley Van Tassell and Dorene Rumelhart of Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor Mortimers
Hitchcock Hitchcock
Laird Bonin
Eveenor
Max Mortimer
Sacramento
Official Visits Highmore Lodge in South Dakota
Pride of the West Rebekah Lodge No. 32 held a special meeting at the IOOF Hall in Highmore. Assembly Vice President da Henton made an official visit, officers exhibited exemplary work, instruction was given, and talks were delivered by the visiting officer and H. C. Harris, past grand master of IO. A social hour and lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Pride of the West Rebekah Lodge No
IOOF
Assembly
da Henton
Lodge
H.C. Harris
The
Wessington Club Has Card Party
WESSINUGIUN Sept. 8 Special Mrs C W Dake hosted the Bid or Bye Card Club Friday evening. After dinner dessert contract bridge was played at three tables. Prize winners were Mrs S N Bottum Mrs W E Tranter and Mrs M Huestis A guest gift was presented to Mrs R M Shea.
Two Births Announced in Wellington
Wellington residents announce the births of two babies. Gary My Von Zerfoss, a seven pound newborn, arrived Saturday September 4 at Dake Hospital to Mr and Mrs Myron Zerfoss. Charleen Glee Wiands, weighing seven and a half pounds, was born September 5 to Mr and Mrs Frank Wiands at the same hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Myron Zerfoss
Gary’ My
17 4 H Members Take Top Honors In Crop Contests
Twenty four states 4 H fair event in Hu ron awards blue ribbers to 17 4 H members for top crops including potatoes corn sorghum grasses and weeds Read lists name by variety and winner towns such as Nunda Water town Centerville Viborg Woonsocket Delmont Ridgeview White River Highmore and Delmont with names Carson Fox Ras mussen Anderson Geehring Miller Kaufman and Huber among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Bliss Triumph
Lawrence Carson
Donald
Lorenz
Robert Fox
Watertown
Lorenz Fox
Danald Rasmussen
Centerville
Robert
Donald Mark
Viborg
Everett Rasmussen
Martin Anderson
OPA Officials To Be Sent To Black Hills
SIOUX FALLS Sept 81 two OPA investigators will be stationed at Rapid City to assist with rent control enforcement and provide information on OPA programs John J Verschoor district manager said Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Sept
OPA
Rapid City
Black Hills
John J. Verschoor
Winning Poultry Judging Team Tops 1943 4-H Fair
The 1943 4-H Fair selected a poultry judging team from Lake County consisting of Tone Hanneman from Ramona Kenneth Siegfried of Madison and John Rudy. They won first second and third places and each earned a $25 war bond. High individuals in the daily judging were Gordon Gross Madison Dwain Koester Aurora and Lawrence Gross Madison with $25 bonds awarded as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gine
Lake County
Tone Hanneman
Ramona
Kenneth Siegfried
Madison
John Rudy
Gordon Gross
Dwain Koester
Aurora
Lawrence Gross
New And Restyled Clothes At 4-H Club Fair
South Dakota 4 H guns exhibiting in the clothing division at the State 4 H Fair presented 188 new and made over garments. Winners include Asella Bierschbach Webster and many others from Armour Vermillion Brookings and Parkston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Phyllis Christian
Milbank
Beulah Griffin
Thomas
Delores Stelzer
Parkston
Delores Schmidt
Clear Lake
Donna Gamble
Brookings
Thorn Eide
Baltic
Gladys Sutera
Babor
Dorothy Oleson
Anita Asberg
Donna Marie Hodges
Lake Preston
Doris
Wiesner
Dorothea Wadel
Gloria
Fechtelkotter
Carpenter
Avita Asberg
Leona Salem
Lome Dobie
Dorothy Sunde
Madison
Shirley Carls
Hartford
Arlene Sanford
Valley Springs
Eunice Black
Corsica
Nancy Belle Ausman
Elk Paint
Alice Miller
Patricia Swaneatt
Doris Wiesner
Naomi Polkinghamn
Armour
Laura Gilerson
Nancy Belle Austan
Elk Point
Donna Bishop
Troquois
Roberta Lange
Chancellor
Dorothea Windel
Marjory Preheim
Freeman
Shirley Hilmoe
Colman
Lorna Dobie
Margaret Lindau
Salem
Arlene
Geneva Sanford
Lorrine Renshaw
Marjorie Tripp
Siomt Falls
Corrine Park
Calman
Alice
Beverly Wedell
Anita Aaberg
Fern Howe
Presho
Digna Miller
Hot ‘Springs
Lola Boone
Estelline
Laura Gilkerson
Gertrude Hatlestad
Carol Weber
Alpena Girl Wins Blue Ribbons in Five Victory Garden Classes
Clara Speirs of Alpena earned blue ribbons in five classes at the State 4-H Fair for outstanding victory gardening. Ha Baum of Huron received four blue ribbons. Winners include Elsie Knigge Westrington Springs and numerous others from Brookings, Britton, Madison, Highmore, Erwin, Colton, and more, across bulb crops greens peas beans root crops vegetables and related groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Speirs
Alpena
Ha Baum
Huron
Elsie Knigge
Calvin Wipf
Brookings
Charles Scheirman
Rodney Hall
Parker
A Baum
Frances Bates
Mt. Vernon
Clara Speirs
Ramona
Lila’ Koenig
Wessington Springs
Rose Marie Doyle
Erwin
Marcene Crow
Madison
Lorraine
Mayer
Roscoe
Olivyer_ Anderson
Harriet Parsons
Redfield
Gerald Peppers
Britton
Twyla Wendling
Hazel
Jacquelynn Cole
Emily Ann Holton
Ta Baim
Oliver Anderson
Jerry Potthast
Betty Macheel
Brice Gamble
Jerry Potihast
Brookdings
Lois Hoffman
Gordon Gross
Cleo
Phyllis Boyd
Clear Lake
Garden Vegetable
Delores Schmidt
Jure Owens
Chester
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Thoma
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Evanings
Sunny Brook
LTS
Kentu
St. Joseph
Corn Palace
Russ Morgan Ocr Sbort
Cca
Nepioms
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Bing Crosby
Porothy Lamour
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Dennis Morgan
Joan Leslie
Standard Oil
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