Girls Take Many Prizes In Foods At State Fair
Readily readable list shows 4-H girls from Huron, Altamont, Gary, Iroquois, Tyndall, Miller, Brookings, Scotland and more winning in quick breads, nut bread, white and whole wheat breads, rolls, cookies, cakes, jelly, meat, emergency meals, vegetables, fruits and canning. Notable prizes include VaLois Clemmens of Huron winning first prize cash $15 in the canning contest sponsored by the Bali Fruit Jar Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavonna Brezer
Altamont
Lois Krouse
Huron
Gladys Lewis
Miller
Mildred Wiese
Gary
Ione Hedlund
Iroquois
Evelyn Geos
Ruth Fuller
Evelyn Hauck
Tyndall
Helena Wistmeier
Ione Hedland
Ira- Corrine Hedland
Julia Walters
Anna Walters
Florence Busch
Evelyn Goos
Wanda Johnson
Betty, Hope
Ausman
Lavonna Brezoe
Evelyn Huuck
Haron
Helen’Wittmeier
Betty Ann Green
Brookings
Gladys
Lewis
Elaine Gauthan
Nunda
Eleanor Benesh
Tynedal
Virginia Cotton
Bruce
Valois
Shyrlee Beckmann
Marian Nielsen
Lois Clemmens
Edna Schenk
VaLois Clemmens
Marjorie Ann Molesworth
Bali Fruit Jar Company
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Mint Stuffing And Veal Dish
A vintage recipe note outlines mint stuffing with bread crumbs lard and herbs, then a veal and noodles casserole with onions mushrooms tomato puree cheese and noodles baked until tender. Portions scale for different meat sizes and yield a hearty family dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Benanas
Aberdeen Eyes Permanent Girl Scout Camp Plan
Aberdeen officials consider creating a permanent Girl Scout camp after John Firey offered a 20 acre easement along the James River. The city commission approved the easement and tasked planners to file a WPA application, with the Scouts agreeing to build facilities and develop the site as a sanitary, long term camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Sietesn
al. Daniels
Ishairman
Tne
John H. Firey
James River
Renzell
Girl Scouts
City Commission
Firey
S. H. Collins
State ‘Planning Board
Helen Gamble
Girl Scout
WPA
Prairie Knoll School News Details Geography Study
Merle Vogan reports Prairie Knoll school activity with seventh graders studying Africa for geography. They drew a country map marking rivers mountains and cities. Autumn decorations include painted leaves traced and colored in fall shades. One first grader was required to stay home until next year. Two other first graders attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Vogan
Prairie Knoll
Africa
Rites Of Menace Of Chicken Hawks Reported
Dorothy Godfrey of Miller reports five chicken hawks around her farm that have killed several chicks. In a Young Folks column she recounts seeing a large black bird, finding a hawk nest, and that the nest was destroyed by a horse trampling it. Her father has been trying to shoot the other birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Godfrey
Miller
Neighborhood News Briefs From Cavour Area
Neighborhood notes report Mrs Alfred teLey returning from Austin Minnesota after visiting brother Gust Schmidt for a week. Mrs K Baker helped with James Gugin residence chores. Mr and Mrs Paul Harding and two sons traveled to Sibley Iowa for a few days with relatives. Threshing is done. farmers begin cutting cane and corn for winter feed. A Berger returned from Biz Stone lake fishing with Walter Badger family. Raymond McDonald returned to Coin Iowa after helping thresh. Mrs Claude Blair ill for a week. A party at J W Birger barn hosted by Altar Society of Cavour drew a good crowd. Mr and Mrs Dale McDonald and son with Mr and Mrs Harvey Cutler of Coin, Indiana, visited Art McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred teLey
Austin
Minn
Gust Schmidt
K. Baker
James Gugin
Weee
Paul Harding
Sibley
J. Harding
J. Kaufman
Yale
A. Berger
Biz Stone Lake
Walter Badger
Raymond McDonald
Coin
Claude Blair
J. W. Birger
Cavour
Dale McDonald
Son Land
Harvey
Cutler of Coin
Art McDonald
Faded Missouri Trip Tales and Hospital Return Notes
A fragmented report recalls John T. Carpenter and Ratliff transporting Mrs. James Ratliff from a Huron hospital. Mrs. James Young returned from a long Missouri trip visiting relatives in summer. Mrs. Howard Kempton, a recent patient at a Watertown facility, was mentioned along with Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen in Fordham greeting old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
John T. Ratliff
Huron
James ‘Ratliff
Huron “Hospital
James -Young
Missouri
Howard
Kempton
Watertown
John Hansen
Sok Folia
Jone and others head to new schools for coming year
Fragmented OCR notes show Jone and family traveling to visit relatives and prepare for the next academic year. Beavers depart for Do land to attend high school. Names such as Wohnny and Jongen appear with references to summers at John F. Rattittoma and a home in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone
Beavers
Local social notes and visits across Aberdeen and Redfield
A flurry of visits and travels keeps residents busy from Aberdeen to Redfield. Miss Alma Mes of Hedfield hosts friends, while Irene Dixon departs for Aberdeen to enroll at the North Dakota State Teachers College. Henry Buchholz drives to Aberdeen, and Paul Herzberg hosts Etta Sutter of Aberdeen. George Voorhees relatives gather south of town for a family reunion, with Mrs Belle Zepp as guest. Milwaukee visitors Kenneth Boorse and Donald Eugene arrive to join family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sver “Anderson
Huron
RJ. Steffen
Rurton
Irene Dixon
Aberdeen
Hig
Belle Zepp
Voorhees
Kenneth Boorse
Donald
Eugene
Milwaukee
Wis
Family visitors from Minneapolis and local travels
Cavour AC Tompers hosts his mother sister and brother in law from Minneapolis Mr and Mrs Philips visiting Earl Fisher home this week. The W R Cerr family visited Strathford SD to see Mr Carrs brother and family. Johnson Fisher and Welfeman families toured Wessington Springs Plankinton then Mitchell visiting Plankinton school. Harley and R D Rauch Daisy Beckmann and Homer Carrara attend Huron College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plankinton
Harley
R. D. Rauch
Daisy Beckmann
Homer Carrara
Huron College
Goldsmith Family Visits Rochester and Calgary Ties
Highmore Mr and Mrs Goldsmith left Sunday for Rochester Minnesota to visit their father who has been very ill in hospital They returned Monday night reporting Mr Goldsmiths improvement Prosutin and sister Mrs A P Meigs came back from Calgary Alberta called by their brother Robert Lutt The patient has left hospital and was able to be about the house Mrs Vera Eberlein will inspect county schools soon Mr and Mrs Richard Christensen of Los Angeles visiting at the Christensen home plan to leave Friday Agnes Christensen will remain in California Mrs J E Mosher plans to accompany them and visit Sausenen Mrs Lioya deristsan formerly Alotha Mi er James Homlin and LeRoy drove to Minneapolis to visit relatives Matilda McGuire and Hattie McGuire of Onida were guests at the Haverly home Dale Webb returns from short trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Isin Goldsmith
Misa
Anna ‘Goldsmith
Rochester
Minn
Pee
Vera Eberlein
Iarse
Richard Christensen
Los Angeles
Christ Christensen
Agnes Christensen
J. E. Mosher
Sauensen
Lioya Deristsan
Alotha Mier
Qadnt
James Homlin
LeRoy
Minneapolis
Matilda McGuire
Hattie McGuire
Onida
Maynard Haverly
Dale’ Webb
Local Residents Visit and Travel Notes Across States
A stream of visitors and travelers is noted with many names and origins. Marah, Evelyn Bordner, Kamath Mc Laughlin, and others spent Sunday in Delmont and North Dakota, while Mr and Mrs Blasi and baby arrived from Yankton and plan family visits. Mrs Mayer accompanied them to Highmore. Mrs Baughman moved to Ravenna after attending a funeral. Miss Bobbie O Bien heads to Minneapolis for school, and Elmer Stingley family took an extended trip to the western coast. Harry Sommers of Pierre and Betty Vanderconk of Ft. Pierre obtained a license September 7 10, with several relatives and friends spread across Cedar Rapids Minneapolis and Vermillion for visits and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomentader
Shaa
North
Dakota
A. A. Mayer
Highmore
George
Minneapolis
Tom Bonney
Elmer-Stingley
Points
Jon
Freier
jon Monday ‘before returning to his school swork= at. Vermillion
Heather Jean Couglas
Huron
Harry ‘Sommers
Pierre c
Betty
Vanderconk
Ft. Pierre
M.C. Cunningham
Mary Cunningham
Cedar ‘Rapids
Iown
Cunningham
Bernard
Harrison
California
Elmer Quirk
John
Montana
Reva Winans
Madison
Hormat
Herschel Elis
Black Hills
Raymond Ringer
Leone
Ringer
Pierre
Residents Return From June Ellis Home Visit
Mine, Moet drove to Hu i tadeing Mise Margaret Noel accompanied them. The three year old son of Mr and Mrs James Hall of Row Heights had been ill at the June Ellis home and returned with his mother to their home. Mire A A Jordan and daughter Mir iam left Tuesday for Sioux Falls Hudson and Vermillion to attend the University of South Dakota this year. Mia Cahalan and Mrs FM Matteson and Bow Jack accompanied them for a week in Sioux Falls. Mit Chas La Croix Jett Thursday for Chamberlain where she will live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moet
Hui
Margaret Noel
Ion Ellos
Jor Dex
Mra
James Hall
Row Heights
June Ellis
Mire A. A
Jordan
Miriam
Sioux Falls
Hudson
Vermillion
Mirlamy
University of South Dakota
Mia. Cahalan
Matteson
Bow Jack
Mit
Chas
la Croix Jett
Chamberlain
Funeral Attendees From Yale and Surrounding Areas
A list of mourners from Yale and nearby towns attended the funeral of Mira, Ed Kindt's father. Included were Mr and Mrs FE Maass, A Musolt, Walter Pautz and family, E Harding and family, JF Smith and family, Therese Smith, Mary, Mrs William Malone, and many others. The group also notes travel to Bibley Iowa, and a car accident near Hitchcock on the way to Tulare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Therésa Smith
William Malone
EB. Harding
Sin
Paul Harding
Sonny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central
South Dakota
Evelyn Harmaged
Sara'l
Neighborhood News
Sheffield
Sera
D. Kaufman
Bibley
Iowa
Thomas Tompson
Mae. Clarke
Jeff
Isaiasippi
Eddie Foy, Jr
Yamount News
Missi
Desi Jateen
Suarrry
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