Hereford Group Reaches 48 Members at South Dakota Meet
In Brookings on September 14 the South Dakota Hereford association reported 48 active breeders in its first year growth. Members from 32 counties own purebred Herefords, representing a majority of the state herd. Emil Reézaé of Taber was elected president, W W Thorp of Britton vice president, and Fenn re elected secretary treasurer. Board members named include Bisik Brothers Tilford H Fluke Bath P H Ginsbach Dell Rapids Walter Bones Parker Albert Hill Alexandria and Lawrence Riggs Duke. The group announced a November Farm and Home Week livestock roundup at State College in Brookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota
Hereford Association
Yar
Fenn
L. C. Hoffman Armour Packing Co
Huron
Jewett Fulkerson
Hereford Journal
Kans
City
B. Johnson
South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station
Walter Bones
Association
Parker
G. A. McDonald
South Dakota State College
Emil Reézaé
Taber
Bones
W. W. Thorp
Britton
Professor Fenn
State College
Hyde County Teachers Institute Concludes in Highmore
A two day Hyde County teachers institute ended in Highmore with speakers including J F Hines state superintendent of public instruction Mark Ewald Springfield Normal H G Mosby South Dakota Education Association John Headly Eastern Normal teachers replacement bureau Mrs Mark Ewald and Miss Suzan B Wilder from Brookings. Martha McLaughlin directed the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Hyde County
J. F. Hines
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mark Ewald
Springfield Normal
H. G. Mosby
South Dakota Education Association
John Headly
Eastern Normal Teachers’ Replacement Bureau
Suzan B. Wilder
Brookings
Martha McLaughlin
Cane Harvest Nears Finish in Unity Fields
In Unity on September 14, farmers report cane cutting nearly complete with shocks thick in fields. Prairie hay yields top past seasons, ensuring ample livestock feed. Light frosts caused no crop damage. corn ripened quickly though overall area yields are low. Potatoes sufficient for winter. tomatoes and melons show fair crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Sight Increase In Doland Enrollment
Doland reports 129 students in the high school after the first week, five more than last year. Grade enrollment falls. Of high school pupils 26 live in Doland, while others hail from Carpente Yale Onida Hitchcock Frankfort Huntsville and Eagle Butte. New staff include Coach Milton Dame Miss Jane Robertson Eleanor Frank and Rinus Sturm as dean and science teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Carpente
Yale
Onida
Hitchcock
Frankfort
South Dakota
Huntsville
Aick
Milton Dame
Jane Roberto
Eleanor Frank
Deli Rapids
Rinus ‘Sturm
Eagle Butte
Redfield School Enrollment Surges to 274 Students
Redfield High School enrollment reached 274 this year led by a freshman class of 79, the largest in five years, according to Principal A B Campbell. Seniors totaled 63, with 75 sophomores and 57 juniors, while grade school enrollment stayed near last year. Superintendent R W Gibson noted a vacancy in grade three after Miss Eleanor Tribewasser resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiwjpleld
Redfield High
A. B. Campbell
R. W. Gibson
Eleanor Tribewasser
Highmore Names Student Officers After No Petition Year
MIGAMURE September 14 Special no petitions filed for Highmore high school student body officers so council picks the slate. Bob McAtee president Grace Tilngestad vice president Bob Hawkins secretary Margaret Sharp treasurer also committees organized for freshman initiation and Pirate Day with students and faculty members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Ryan
Howard Markley
Maxine Swanson
Howard Quirk
Mr. Johnson
Bob McAfee
Donald Atkinson
Eleanore Marso
Donna Jean Harrris
Dale Rezac
Margaret McAfee
Dennis Hamlin
Misses Hill
West and Clark
Schwartz
Band At Redfield Ends Season In Park Concert
Redfield municipal band wrapped up its season with a Sunday night concert in the city park bandstand after relocating from near the post office. Led by O M Monson, the program ran May to mid September with a songfest featuring A L Coleman and a loud speaker system as H O Fish oversaw the park move. Attendance dipped after the move, according to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
O. 4. M. Monson
A. L. Coleman
H.O. Fish
Visits Wellington Rebekahs Wellington
Mrs. Mary Thomas of Virgil led the District No. 9 visit to Morning Star Rebekah Lodge in Wellington with 21 members present. Also noted were a church party by the Christian Endeavor Society and demonstrations by Mrs. P. D. Newcomer and Mrs. T. H. Strachen at Clover Leaf and Busy Bee clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Rebekahs
Mary Thomas of
Virgil
Church Wellington
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Church of Christ
P. D. Newcomer
T. H. Strachen
Wessington Springs
Clover Leaf
Busy Bee
Visitors from Ruthton at Adrian Burnison Home
John Coburn his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Russel Lang and their two children of Ruthton Minnesota visited over the weekend at the Adrian Burnison home in Lane Lane Sept 14 Special the Benton county notes record indicates a family visit from Ruthton Minnesota to Lane Lane Adrian Burnison home over the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Lane
John Coburn
Russel Lang
Ruthton
Minn
Adrian Burnison
Roy Herbig
Lane
Nebraska
Ellingson Birthday Party Honors Clara Ellingson
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ellingson hosted a Sunday birthday gathering for Miss Clara Ellingson in Forestburg with guests Mr and Mrs Ed Ellingson and Mr and Mrs Elmer Jacobson and their son Raymond present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Lloyd Ellingson
Clara Ellingson
Ellingson
Ed Ellingson
Elmer Jacobson
Raymond
Sioux Falls Welcomes Mid-Continent Airline Service
Sioux Falls begins regular Mid-Continent Airlines flights with departures at 12 10 p m and 2 21 p m from the new municipal airport. The schedule links Minneapolis Kansas City and Minneapolis via Sioux City and Omaha as the city joins national air routes with southern and eastern connections and even a Transatlantic option via Port Washington for England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Mid- Continent Airlines
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Sioux City
Omaha
New Municipal Airport
Huron Land Watertown
United States
B. B. Edwards
Mid-Continent
Edwards
Los Angeles
Dallas
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
New York City
Seattle
England
Port Washington
Southampton
Blunt Tuesday Club Holds Its First Fall Meeting
The Blunt Tuesday Club opened its fall season at president Mrs. Zelia Howard’s home with a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Helen Howard and Mrs. Beatrice Howard. The program included roll call and club singing led by Mrs. Franses Carey, greetings from the president, a play review by Mrs. Beatrice Howard, a special by Kathryn Poole, an English lesson by Mrs. Etta Higgins, and a Secret Sister program. Mrs. Harriet Christy attended as a guest. the next meeting is set for Mrs. Francis Carey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Zelia Howard
Helen Howard
Beatrice Howard
Franses Carey
Carol Munson
Zelia- Howard
Kathryn Poole
Etta Higgins
Vernie Kier
Harriet Christy
Francis Carey
Progress on State College buildings boosts campus plans
Brookings reports show major summer work on the new Union building and the men’s and women’s dormitories. Outside-wall construction is progressing quickly and occupancy is expected by the spring quarter. Union building by R A Mark Construction Co of Brookings. dormitories by Gray Construction Co of Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College
Union
R. A. Mark Construction Co
Gray Construction Co
Watertown
Arrives for visit between Oak Park and Semurday
Thomas Edwards of Oak Park Illinois arrived Saturday evening and visits his wife and baby at the Christ Lindebak home. Mrs Edwards and baby had been visiting her parents for weeks. Visitors at Lake Lane include Mrs Ed Fennessey and her son Ted from Milwaukee who visited the Matt Burg home and Phil Koggs on their way here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Thomas Edwards
Oak Park
Til
Lake Lane
Ed Fennessey
Ted
Milwaukee
Matt Burg
Phil Koggs
HOLC Reports Record Home Sales in August
LIQUX FALLS Sept 14 A record was set by the South Dakota branch of the Home Owners Loan Corporation as August sales reached 70 homes, beating the prior peak of 58 in July. State manager A W Steensland noted the strong total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holc
Liqux Falls
South Dakota
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
A. O. Steensland
Naturalize 18 New Citizens At Mille
Impressive ceremonies in Judge Frank R. Fisher's court naturalized 18 new U.S. citizens. William J. Nyquist oversaw questioning. speakers included Rev. Albert Hartt Supt. M. J. Emerson and F. Saltmarsh. Names span Germany Russia Scotland Ireland Belgium and Denmark with residents from Ree Heights Miller Wessington and Wayland. Burdette visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Peterson and Mr and Mrs Ralph Springman of Bennett Neb visit Oscar Nelson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USM
U. S
Frank R. Fisher
William J. Nyquist
U. S. Naturalization Service
Albert Hartt
M. J. Emerson
F. &.Saltmarsh
James Hall, Jr
Ree Heights
Scotland
Anna Herrmann
Wessington
Burdette
Harry Peterson
Ralph Springman
Bennett, Neb
Oscar Nelson
Peterson
Mr. Nelson
Overnight Guests at Alpena
Dr. William Jepson of Sioux City Iowa spent Monday night at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Schull in Alpena after traveling overnight guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
William Jepson
Sioux City
Towa
J. E. Schull
Asks Action On Legion Project
Aberdeen September 14. J D Mullaney Watertown American Legion adjutant urges immediate fundraising for a WPA project to register Braves of deceased veterans. He proposes averaging $25 per country with posts, counties, civic groups, auxiliaries, and subscriptions contributing. A five member committee led by H A W Graham was named to promote the effort with several listed members from Custer, Brookings, Mitchell, and Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
J. D. Mullaney
Watertown
American Legion Department
WPA
the Legion Auxiliary
Mullaney
P. Harmon
Belle Fourche
H. A. W. Graham
Brookings
M. L. Shade
Custer
Les Hawkins
Flandreaut
Herb Barnard
Mitchell
L. J. Bal- Jou
Gettysburg Hosts Potter County Teachers Institute
Gettysburg hosts the Potter County Teachers Institute held September 1 and 12. Forty-one rural schools, two independent schools, and Haven Parochial School are represented. Attendees include teachers from rural and independent schools and Haven sisters, with speakers Dean W. W. Lundeman Springfield Normal and J. F. Hines state superintendent. Artaxa Denniston demonstrated hot lunch and surplus commodities use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Potter
Teachers’ Institute
Potter County
Haven
Dean W. W. Lundeman
Springfield Normal
H. H. Bailey
Alta- Mont, Ill
Ruth Greeves
H. G. Mosby
J. F. Hines
Artaxa Denniston
Schwabauer Returns to Wessington Springs College
Robert Schwabauer has returned to Wessington Springs for his sophomore year at the junior college, enrolling again after the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Lane
Robert Schwabauer
Wessington Springs
Aberdeen visitors seek teaching jobs at Northern State
Mrs. Tessie Schaap and her daughter Mabel join Miss Helen Jean Savall on a trip to Aberdeen to seek work at Northern State Teachers College. They plan to return to Michigan after their two week visit as L. J. Luker, a former instructor at Michigan State College, heads home with Norman Luker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Blunt
Tessie Schaap
Mabel
Helen Jean Savall
Norther State Teachers’ College
Michigan
Lane
Fence
L. J. Luker
East Lansing
Mich
Norman Luker
Michigan State College
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Lostex
BP. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem
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Redfield School
Sioux Falls Air Service
Easy Ace
J. E.schull
E. C. Barber
A. J. Liedschlaw
Topp
Jake Wold
William Finder
Roscoe
A. W. Topp
Chester Topp
Urbana
Illinois
University of Iinois
Huron College
Boyd Granberg
Mille
Legion Project
Oldsmobile Coach
Ford
Coach
DeSoto Coach
A. M. Urquhart Ford
Schmidts City Club
Northwest
Jacob Schmidt Brewing Company
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Rysasa
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Huron, South Dakota
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