Happy Jacks Club Chooses Project
The Happy Jacks 4-H Club met at Sherrill Peterson's home on September 8. Lyle Seeman chaired, Eugene Kuehl read the roll showing two absentees Hey Tschetter and Richard Namanny. They selected Litter as the coming year project and scheduled the next meeting for October 14 at Lyle See man’s.
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Happy Jacks 4-H Club
Sherrill Peterson
Lyle Seeman
Vol
Eugene Kuehl
Hey Tschetter
Richard Namanny
Athol Girl Named To College Office
Hazel Bormann a Athol junior will serve as Secretary treasurer of the Dakota Wesleyan University student association for the year. Clyde Washburn Deadwood senior will be vice president and handle Friday assemblies including program planning and master of ceremonies duties. The first assembly featured a song fest by Dean Howellway and new students learned school songs.
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Fuschell
Clyde Washburn
Deadwood
Hazel Bormann
Athol
Dakota Wesleyan University
Miss Bormann
Washburn
Dean HoWieway
Music School
Fry School students make geography and science booklets
Grace Johnston at Fry School Broadland District No 2 leads eighth graders in creating geography and science booklets and a project on memorizing lessons, as quoted from Ervin Beyer.
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Fry
Broadland
Grace Johnston
Ervin Beyer
Milford School Eighth Graders Read Classics
Milford School No 3 teaches eighth graders led by Miss Williams who read The Message to Garcia and Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Winifred Ofer notes their arithmetic, English, science on world study, and history on the northern and southern slave dispute as civics via The Young Citizen.
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Milford
Miss Williams
Garcia
Elbert Hubbard
Sleepy Hollow
Washington Irving
Winifred “Ofer
Milford No 3 School Keeps Order Among Pupils
The Milford No 3 School reports 12 pupils this year including Robert Lawrence Alen Hofer Letha Lawrence Emma Hofer Emmett Hofer Carol Willia Harold Walter Mabel Walter Winnifred Hofer and Maxine Lawrence. The teacher enforces speaking with permission and deducts one percent for each child out of seat. Each pupil started with 100 percent and three have 8 percent while the rest remain perfect. The pupils formed sides and the lower side must treat the other. Harold Walter, an eighth grader, wrote the report under Edith Williams.
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Milford No. 3
Robert Lawrence
Alen Hofer
Letha Lawrence
Emma Hofer
Emmett, Hofer
Carol Willia
Harold Walter
Mabel Walter
Winnifred Hofer
Maxine Lawrence
Thehhildren
Edith Williams
Dictionary Set Is Given To School
Mary Alice Reinschmidt, a Scheele School fifth grader, notes the Foster Township school board bought a two volume dictionary set for the school. The reader highlights biographical and geographical names, synonyms, antonyms, abbreviations, foreign words, city populations over 5,000, an atlas, and measurement tables. She thanks the board for meeting a dictionary need.
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Foster Township
Mary Alice Reinschmidt
Scheele School
Della Davis
Autumn Border Decorates Valley School Blackboard
Pupils of Valley School No 1 create an autumn leaf border on the large front blackboard and a design on the small board. Fifth and eighth grades with Miss Iverson color the leaves in seasonal chalk hues. Arlene Ly-Man reports.
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Valley School No. 1
Iverson
Arlene Ly- Man
Ten Pupils Enroll In Milford No. 1
Milford school No. 1 opened September 1 with ten pupils enrolled. First grade student LaVerne Stahl. second graders Mary Ann e Kleinsasser and DeWayne Walter. third grader Wanda Tscetter. fourth grader Phoebe Stahl. fifth grader Julia Stahl. seventh graders Wilbert Becker and DeLor Stahl. eighth graders Violet Wipf and Kenneth Techetter. Reporter DeLor Stahl notes the class is taught by Miss Gianzer in the Sunflower School.
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Milford School No. 1
LaVerne Stahl
Mary Anne Kleinsasser
DeWayne Walter
Wanda Tscetter
Phoebe Stahl
Julia Stahl
Wilbert Becker
DeLor Stahl
Violet Wipf
Kenneth Techetter
Gianzer
Sunflower
Four Girls Plan To Join H Club
The eleventh meeting of the Jolly Two Hour 4H Club took place Saturday at the home of Janet and Joyce Swab. Delores Boyd led as president. five members attended along with seven visitors, including four girls who planned to join: Leiah Mae Weese Joyce DeVinney Marian Ladd and Martha Jane White. Demonstrations by Janet Swab and Delores Boyd showcased a vegetable dish and a cheese dish followed by a lunch. Janet Swab recorded the notes.
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Janet
Joyce Swab
Delores Boyd
Phyllis Boone
Leiah Mae Weese
Joyce DeVinney
Marian Ladd
Martha Jane White
Janet Swab
Janet Swat
Rec
Seniors To Hold Second Election At Dakota Wesleyan
A tie for senior class president between Virginia Perry of Ashton and Davis Johnson of Arlington requires a second election at a later date. Other officers were elected across the junior, sophomore, and freshman classes with sponsors and forensic board representatives named.
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Mitchell
Virginia Perry
Ashton
Davis Johnson
Arlington
Dakota Wesleyan University
Earl Winters
Danville
Tinais
Margaret Huyck
Donald McKee
Phillip Kaye
High- More
Caroline Rubin
Mitchall
Shoemaker
Walter Sheldon
Roundup
Montana
John Nowling
Illinois
Lola Swanson
Artesian
Matthew Smith
Mitchel
Dorothy’ S Bjustrom
Algona
Iowa
Robbins
George McGovern
Warren Stechmann
St Lawrence
Harriet Long
Armour
Robert Mangold
Lakewood
New Jersey
Duane Berkley
George McGuv_lern
Charles Mooney
Haltus Frucemeier
Mount Vernon
Wayne Johson
Hetland
Eugene van Alstyne
Student
Ernest Peck
Winner
Albert Smith
Dairy farmers warned against grinding feed too fine
Brookings September 18 reports from South Dakota agricultural experiment station that grinding grains to medium fineness or cracked form yields better dairy cow results than finely ground feed. Dr. G C Wallis and T M Olson found cracked grain allows digestion, with corn outperforming oats. alfalfa hay and corn rations required 110 pounds to match 100 pounds of alfalf a hay and medium-ground corn.
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Brookings
Soutly Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station
G. C. Wallis
T M. Olson
South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station
Stars Shine in Mitchell Corn Palace Revue 1941
Mitchell crowds will enjoy the 1941 Stars Over America revue featuring Orrin Tucker Wee Bonnie Baker Jack Bartell Bobby May Deanna Durbin and many Broadway and Hollywood talents. The show runs September 22 to 27 and includes a juggling act a rope performer a magician and the Cappy Barra Boys harmonica group plus the Rhumba Casino dancers and Norma Ballard.
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Mitchell
Orrin Tucker
Wee Bonnie Baker
Hollywood
America
Orrin, Bonnie and the
NBC
Johnny
Jack Bartell
Tucker
Juggiers
Northwest
Juggier
United States
Europe
Bobby May
Cappy Barra Boys
Deenna Durbin
Radio City Music Hal
New York
Fred Allen
Chicago
A. Robbins
Paris
Wonder Dog
Spotty
Paul Sydeil
Hibbard Lind
LaRue
Mickey King
Ynan
Miss King
Hagenback Wallace Circus
Gali-Ge'i
Stars Over
Eis
Corn Palace
Norma Ballard
Rhumba Casino
Ed Schooly
the Selwyns
Sam Harris
Florenz
Indianapolis Growth and Card Design Origins
Population of Indianapolis rose from 364,161 in the 1930 census to 386,179 in 1940, ranking as the 20th largest U.S. city. The first playing cards were designed by an inmate in an asylum.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Ziegfeld and Tae to Offer Matinees Through Friday and Saturday
Ziegfeld and Tae present three matinees and one evening show daily through Friday with two matinees on Saturday at 1 30 and 4 30 and an evening performance at 5 o clock. Extra Saturday matinee aids crowds arriving for the last day of the city celebration. Advance Corn Palace reservations go to Mitchell Chamber of Commerce. Orrin Tucker orchestra to perform Thursday Friday and Saturday with a dance program after the evening show.
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Ziegfeld
Tae Winl
Iday
Corn Palace
Chamber of Commerce
Mitchell
Orrin Tucker
Teusie
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