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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1937
Page
14
A fragmented OCR list records students by grade and place across multiple towns. Names include Searing Hurd Burnett Searing Hurd Allbee Jhead and several others associated with Watertown Brookings Volga Ramona Valley Springs and Tyndall in a long roster of pupils and instructors.
Judges at the South Dakota State Fair completed inspections and awarded results in multiple divisions. Winners include Warren Wickstrom of Beresford as Second Champion and various 4 H exhibitors from Redfield, Parker, Marion, Howard, Dell Rapids, and Clear Lake. Beef showmanship and colt categories also named top prizes and blue ribbons.
Judges at the South Dakota State Fair today named winners across four divisions in the mandi watt guards category. Winners include red ribbons for Let 72-Double Loop Halter with Emil Brewer and others, blue ribbons for Lot 74-Scrap Book and Lot 7-Display Panel, and further placements across centers like Woonsocket Sioux Falls Freeman Firesteel and Highmore.
The list records participants and award ribbons across multiple entries. Names include Marvin Schamber Freeman and Bern Steimholf Selby with red ribbons, Clayton Kaufman Freeman red ribbon, Ralph Edwards Lyons white ribbon, and LeRoy Moos Selby plus Martin LeVasseur Colton. Other items note Lot 7 Wood Turning blue ribbon and Lot 40 Metal Work blue ribbon with Arnold Runestad Highmore.
Contests in Home Life and Baking concluded with top winners named. In Home Life, winners include Shirley Mullin and Dorothy Carter as first place tied duo, followed by Vera Poppinga, Lincoln, and others across six placements from Mullin to Florence Prince. In Baking, top honors go to Brule Elsie Rossman and Pearl Ceppert as first place, with Evalyn Yoder and Evelyn Tirtzeard listed among second and subsequent placers.
The South Dakota State Fair crop judging crowned top individuals including Clarence Dybvig Colton first and Ray Penfield Norbeck second. Timbers Lake and Huron entries dominated several placements with names such as Harley Thompson and Lloyd Hill repeated among finalists.
Bonnie Newill reports Lindbergh School has fourteen pupils with Merle Burnett in first grade and mentions classmates Maxim Wanda Burnett and Glen Allbee.
Judges announce top placers in the 4 H poultry judging with clusters from Valley Springs Tyndall and nearby towns. First prize goes to Clive DeWald and Arnold Nelson of Valley Springs, with Merry Phylix Ausman of Tyndall among others in the subsequent placements.
Virgil Grammar School opened in September with 24 pupils and Miss Romig as teacher. Officers elected by the C. L. meeting were Marie Weikum president Alvin De Com boz vice president Elleen Jacobs secretary Jackie Jacobs treasurer. Pupils held a brief initiation shower for Miss Romig. Miss Rossow visited the room briefly Monday.
Carel Barnes won in fifth grade Jackie Jacobs won in sixth Ewald Sprecher won in seventh and Luella Fromm won in eighth grade. Report by Wayne Van Der Arde.
The Home Life Awards near completion today announced winners across divisions. Blue ribbons went to Cor rine Hedlund Iroquois Lois Roll Smithwick Anita Sundstrom Artesian Ruth Gehring Howard and Gladys Thomas Firesteel and others with red and white ribbons earned by numerous participants from Fedora Huron Fairfax Spearfish and surrounding towns.
The Centerville fair lists numerous blue red and white ribbon awardees across divisions from living room pillows to furniture and reading units. Notable names appear in multiple categories including Helen Frank Muriel Lambert Jean Isaacson Leora Kathe and Ellen Bailey among others.
List of exhibitors and award ribbons including Schenk and Hedlund across multiple lots. Blue red and white ribbons noted for writing and dressing units with several participants from Spearfish, Iroquois, Timber Lake, Woonsocket, and Faith.
Mrs Castle Crain of Redfield and Mra Nathan Lipets travel with Miss Crain, the state president, to Pierre for the special meeting and banquet of the State Business and Professional Women's Club on September 16.
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