Huron Youths Receive Awards at SDSC
Brookings Sept 22 Twenty five freshman agricultural students at South Dakota State College receive $100 scholarships funded by Sears Roebuck and Co The awards aid tuition and fees in three installments contingent on good grades and regular conduct Nominees totaled nearly 300 with selections made by a college committee including the president registrar and extension leaders The list of recipients includes Archie Anderson Brookings Wendell Alt Letcher Verne Baumberger Dell Rapids Francis Dolan and others across South Dakota cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota State College
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Chicago
South Dakota
Bose
Sallege
Thost
Future Farmers of America
Smith-Hughes Agricultural High School
Smith-Hughes
Archie Anderson
Wendell Alt
Letcher
Verne Baumberger
Dell Rapids
Francis Dolan
Flandreau
Kenneth Duncanson
Warner
Albert Face
Grotan
Alvin Schwandt
Big Stone City
Roland Lieh
Groton
Donald Sorenson
Colman
Clark Thomas
Springfield
Carlyle Truesdell
Burke
Darrell Wells
Salem
Attentive notes from Raymond and Wellington events
Local item roundup reports a Raymond teacher institute under new county superintendent Florence Bohr at Clark. Wellington gatherings include a Congregational Church scavenger hunt won by Peter Bult, a freshman initiation at the high school, and visits by several Blunt residents and visitors from Mitchell Redfield Gettysburg and Ola Olivet.
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Raymond
Reymond
Clark
Florence Bohr
Wellington Springs
Yotme People's Society
Congregational Church
Peter Bult
Hospitalization and birth notices from Huron and Orient
Mrs. Louis Harrington was taken to Huron hospital Monday after an infection in her foot. A son was born September 20 to Mr and Mrs Roy Bezar in Orient on September 22.
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Bonilla
Louis Harrington
Huron Hospital
Orient
Roy Bezar
Parrett Elected New Huron College Dormitory Chair
Ethel Parrett was elected chairman of the Huron College dormitory house council at the group’s first meeting held Tuesday evening. Also chosen were Dorothy Branch senior vice president Florence Roberts junior secretary West Triplett sophomore treasurer and Ida Schumacher freshman representative. A welcome to new residents was extended by house mother Mrs Hill the dean of women Miss Goddard and Miss Borroff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Parrett
House Council
Huron College
House
Dorothy Branch
Florence Roberts
West Triplett
Ida Schumacher
Hill
Miss Goddard
Miss Borroff
Reception Honors Gann Valley School Faculty
High school and grade teachers at Gann Valley were entertained at a Congregational Church reception. Honorees included Evelyn Bidleman primary teacher and Fraser grammar department, with Howard Moeckel and H E James among the high school staff. Mrs Merle Tysdale presided as toast mistress.
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Gann Valley
Congregational Church
Evelyn. Bidleman
Pearley. Fraser
Howard Moeckel
H. E. James
J. D. Brown
Moeckel
James
Brown
Merle Tysdale
Bounty
Highmore hosts teachers at first club night
The Hirokus business men's club of Highmore will hold a ladies night and reception for city school teachers at St Mary's Church parlor on September 23. The Altar Society will serve a banquet for about 125 guests. Loren Sherer chairs the program committee for musical numbers toasts and an address by Reverend Fr. P. P. Moyer of Gettysburg.
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Highmore
Hirokwus
Flighmore
St. Mary's Church
Altar Society
Loren Sherer
Fr. P. P. Moyer
Gettysburg
Graduates Find Paths in Work or Further study
Reports show June graduates largely employed or pursuing education at other institutions. Harold Wigan and Charles Danforth plan to study diesel engineering in Kansas City. Claire Roberts visits Wisconsin relatives. George Smith in a CCC camp in western South Dakota. Leonard Danckas enrolls at Mankato Commercial College. Gladys plans business college. Lena Tschappat starts a secretary role under WPA supervision. Lavonne Smith works for Mrs. E F Erling as assistant postmistress. Improve Highway Burdette: four miles graded from Nathan Andersen farm to Byron Dempster farm. Carroll Borah of Huron oversees the project with a crew. one mile finished. Visits: Lloyd and Ora Welch of Rapid City visit Earl Welch and attend State Fair. Gene Stevenson of Darlington visits Sheffield. Mrs Stevenson and Chiapman family also present. Guests from Iowa: Dale McDonald family visit Art McDonald in Sheffield and attend State Fair. Bottomleys: Frank Gubbins and son of Troquois visit J J Bottomley home.
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Raymond
Harold Wigan
Charles Danforth
Kansas City
Claire Roberts
Wisconsin
George Smith
CCC
South Dakota
Lonard Danckas
Mankate Commercial College
Gladys Home Huting
Lena Tschappat
Supt. Herther
Lavonne + Smith
E. F. Erling
Burdette
Burdette Township
Nathan Andersen
Byron Dempster
Carroll Borah
Huron
Creeping Jenny Can Be Licked Across Plains Weeds
Brookings reporting on creeping jenny and leafy spurge explains their deep roots and persistence. Rex Bankert notes crowns extend 15 to 20 feet underground in places like Hawarden Iowa while annual weed losses in South Dakota reach about six million dollars. Deep roots require two to three years of blackened ground to exhaust stored energy, with extended cultivation needed to kill the perennials. The article cites seed-import laws arriving too late to stop the weed’s spread across North America.
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Brookings
Jenny
Hawarden
Iowa
Rex Bankert
South Dakota
United States
Bankert
North America
Europe
Asia
Violet Madsen Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Violet Madsen daughter of Mr and Mrs Lofus Madsen northwest of here was taken to M E Hospital early Tuesday morning to undergo an operation for appendicitis. The attack was sudden with the first illness noted Sunday evening.
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Wellington Springs
Violet Madsen
Lofus Madsen
Here
M. E. Hospital
Silver wedding fete honors Frankfort couple
About 25 relatives and close friends gathered at the Leonard country home to surprise Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leonard on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The evening ended with refreshments and a purse of silver presented to the honored couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Arthur Leonard
State official seeks answer to odd job applicant case
PIERRE Sept 23 A State Social Security director asks for help in interpreting an applicant’s answers. The man admitted stealing two bottles of liquor while intoxicated when asked if arrested, then denied using intoxicating liquor at all, prompting questions about his suitability for a State department post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
J. W. Kaye
State Department
Enrollment growth at South Dakota State College noted
Registrar D B Doner reported a 9 percent rise in fall term enrollment with 1068 students registered versus 981 last year. Freshmen lead gains especially in home economics, agriculture, and engineering divisions. Mrs Bessie Marken of Los Angeles visited relatives here before continuing her Midwest itinerary after a Sunday dinner at the M E Church basement.
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Brookings
Sept
South Dakota State College
D. B. Doner
Marken Lane
M. E. Charch
Bessie L. Marken
Los Angeles
Cal
Marken
Sioux Falls
Mid-West
Medics Offer Varied Opinion On Custody Fight
In Sioux Falls on September 2, Whitney Foster the 10 year old central to a custody dispute between John Morell Foster and his ex wife Iva Gilbertson Foster was described both as frail and as healthy as testimony neared its end. Doctors for Foster said he is normal aside from an allergy to certain proteins while physicians for Mrs Foster cited sinus trouble bronchitis and other ailments to explain the boy's health.
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Sioux Falls
Whitney Foster
John Morrell Foster
Foster
Trial testimony on Whitneys custody case and convention note
Mom Foster testified that keeping Whitney in California for three years served the boy's welfare despite a court decree for nine months annual custody. Attended Standard Oil dealers convention in Rapid City with Mr. and Mrs. Parks on September 23.
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Foster
Whitney
California
Blunt
Wm. Parks
Standard Oil
Rapid City
Emerald Oil Promises Quick Foot Relief
An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil to cure tired feet fast. It claims relief from itching burning and odor with a small daily application, suitable for athlete’s foot and other skin eruptions, and notes Sher man Moe and all druggists stock it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Sherman && Moe
Ady
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Buran
Durr Small
Apyoent
Tom Halvorson
Bruno
Minn
Presbyterian Parsonals
Bonilla Bonilla
Paul Hasslinger
Mitchell
R. G. Copeland
Redfield
Carl Siberg
John Determan
Sherman & Moe Wheeler Drug Store
Slant
D— Lloyd
Ora Welch
Earl Welch
Sheffield
Gene Stevenson
Darlington
Milt Stevenson
Bottomleys
Frank Gubbins
Son of
Troquois
J. J. Bottomley
Brokache
Kinneyn
Nature
Erriton Drug Store
SURON
State College
Standard
Stern-Klein
Ak Ell
Mily
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