One In Thousand Escapes Malnutrition in Survey
A six year survey by Ellen Richards Institute at Pennsylvania State College found only one in a thousand Pennsylvanians escapes malnutrition. 2511 people, adults and children, show most are deficient in several nutrients with diet gaps common across economic levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Wide World
State College
Enn
Ellen H
Pennsylvania
National Research Council For Protein, Vitamins and Minerals
Springs Alpena Residents Observe Wedding Anniversary
Springs and Alpena residents Mr and Mrs P P Myran and Mr and Mrs Martin Helgerson celebrate their 40th wedding anniversaries with open houses Sunday from 2 to 5 pm at the Myron home. The double ceremony was at Mr Myron’s brother Ole Peterson’s home. Rev Tomesgaard of Woonsocket officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuavin
RLNGS
P. P. Myran
North of Here
Martin Helgerson
south _of
Alpena
Myror
Myron
Ole Peterson
Tomesgaard
Woonsocket
Rev
Earlville
Dressed Up Hens Are Poor Layers
The State College poultry department explains distinguishing laying from non laying hens by feather condition beak color and skin texture. A working hen shows glossy feathers firm skin and a soft pliable abdomen while loafers show faded beak pale skin and hard dry texture to guide culling for greater egg production during the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sept. Va
State College Poultry Department
National Farm Loan Official Resigns
J F. Sargent, secretary treasurer of the National Farm Loan Association since its 25 year origin, resigns effective October. J O K Smith from the Omaha office arrives to arrange the change, leases a building, and Esther Kempf keeps her position as stenographer. Sargent will serve as advisor for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
J. F. Sargent
National Farm Loan Association
J. O. K. Smith
Omaha
Esther Kempf
Ioan Company
Sargent
Selective Service Objectors To Help Build Deerfield Dam
Rapid City reports that conscientious objectors under the Selective Service Act will occupy the abandoned Deerfield CCC Camp in western Pennington County on October 23 to aid in building the Deerfield dam. About 150 Mennonite sect men from the Midwest will work under the Mennonite Central Committee to ensure labor for this essential wartime project serving Rapid City and Rapid Valley amid defense installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Conscientious Objectors
Deerfield
CCC
Pennington County
Francis Case
Midwest
Mennonite Central Committee
Case
Rapid Valley
Will Schwabauer Returns From Trip After Delays
Will Schwabauer came home Saturday night from a trip to Ft Pierre. He left Thursday but heavy rains trapped travel, delaying his return. He visited relatives west of Ft Pierre and his aged mother in Pierre who had just been released from St Marys Hospital and is in a convalescent home.
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Lane
Will Schwabauer
Ft.Pierre
Ft. Pierre
Pierre
St. Mary's Hospital
Gypsy Day at Northern names Lois Clocksin student chairman
Miss Lois Clocksin of Aberdeen is named chairwoman of Northern's twenty sixth Gypsy Day Homecoming on October 10. Theme centers on boosting morale with restrictions on cats gas and inflated tires in parade. Plans include possible return to original Gypsy Day parade style and $25 bond for best script for coronation. Prizes will honor war savings stamps and bonds, longest hair and beard, and longest finger nails with awards for costumes and floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Lois Clocksin
Northern
Clocksin
Long-Handed Undies May Offset Rationing
New York report quotes Roy A. Cheney, president of the Underwear Institute, saying this winter will see cooler homes and offices with ample long underwear. He notes the industry has sufficient capacity for both armed forces and civilians amid rationing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Roy A. Cheney
The
Underwear Institute
Birthday Group Of Lane WSCS Meets
The Metho dist WSCS birthday group in Lane gathered with Mrs. A. B. Until Wednesday afternoon with a small crowd. A pot luck supper was served. The same group met with Mrs. J. H. Ewert at her home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
WSCS
Methodist
A. BE
J. H. Ewert
Warn Farmers Of Hog Precautions
Farmers should examine pigs before vaccination for cholera and ensure proper care during the post vaccination period. Avoid muddy lots and wallows, keep feed steady with limited corn, provide clean water, ventilated dry quarters and bedding, and consult a veterinarian before giving tonics or remedies after immunization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyerre
American Foundation For Animal Health
East Springs
Jerauld Farmer's Union to Host District Meeting
Jerauld County will host District Two at Wessington Springs Municipal Park fieldhouse with an all day meeting starting at 10 a.m. Delegates from 12 counties attend, including W. F. Weigel of Flandreau, district secretary. Lewis Thompson chairs the county union with Stanley Zal as secretary.
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Wessington” Springs
Jerauld County
Wessington Springs Munic Pal Park
W. F. Weigel
Flandreau
lLewis Thompson
Stanley Zal
Appoint New Music Instructor At SDU
Vermillion September 24 Miss Marjorie Hospers of Orange City Iowa was named graduate assistant in voice at the State University faculty. She will teach voice vocal methods lead the university choir and replace Mrs Florence Bowatur who is now in Falls taking radio courses. Hospers earned a 1941 BM from Grinnell College and will pursue a master's degree while serving as choir director at the Vermillion Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Marjorie Hospers
Orange City
State University
Miss Hospers
Florence Bowatur
Falls
Grinell College
Grinell
Yher
Record-Setting Ship Slips From Kaiser Yard
Portland Sept 24 Ten days after keel laying the 19,500 ton liberty freighter Joseph N Teal slid into the Willamette River yesterday. The Henry J Kaiser Oregon Shipbuilding Yards trimmed a full 14 days from the previous ship construction record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Joseph N. Teal
Willamette River
Henry J. Kaiser Oregon Shipbuilding Yards
Iroquois Teachers Reception Before the public
The annual reception for Iroquois teachers, sponsored by the Iroquois Service Club, was held at the Methodist Church basement. The program opened with the Star Spangled Banner, with welcomes from R. S. Cameron and school board President Paul Garry. A piano solo, readings, remarks by Rev W J Stevenson, a club address by L B Moehling, a movie, and lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois Service Club
Methodist Church
R. S. Cameron
Rev Stevenson
D. F. Wilmarth
Paul Garry
The
Service Club
Reading
Rena Geyer
W. J. Stevenson
Bushfield Names Date For Bible Week Proclamation
Pierre Sept 24 Governor Bushfield issued a proclamation naming October 12 to 1825 Bible Week. He urged unity of spirit through religious thought and faith in God as the basis of America's political ideals and strength to defend the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Bushfield
America
Our
Republic
Women Tell Of Experience In Nazi Invasion Of France
Thyra Lund former Yankton High School instructor who was in Paris during the Nazi invasion will share her experiences at the State University Friday at 10 55 a m. She lived in Paris eight months after the occupation four months as a volunteer in an American hospital aiding wounded French soldiers. Lund is an alumna of Carleton College and taught French in Yankton High School and in the American High School in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Thyra Lund
Yankton High School
Paris
France
State University
Miss Lund
Carleston College
South Dakotan Cited For Heroism in Alaska Aerial Awards
Twenty seven enlisted men received the air medal in Alaska defense command citations. Twelve non-commissioned officers were praised for heroism or extraordinary achievement in aerial flight under dangerous conditions in the western Aleutians. The awards cited bombardiers engineers radio operators and gunners for repeated day and night over-water flights to attack an armed enemy amid icing conditions. Corporal Irving J Eagle among those listed for meritorious acts and essential services under extraordinary danger.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Alaska Defense Command
Simon B. Buckner
Aleutians
Aleutian Islands
Irving J. Eagle
Manderson
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Springs
National Farm Loan
Selective Service
Deerfield Dam
United States
G. N. Station
SU Pad
Miensagele
Spokes + Beattie
Sinourk Wational Parr
Gypsy Day
Aberdown
Jerauld Farmer's Union
SDU
South
Koplow Bros., Inc
Exclhrsive Distributors
Sioux Falls, S.D
Sam
Axia
Sen
Teresonal
Jvest “In -Americal
WAH Bonds
Stames
Coats
Zelon
Suede
Boot Sox
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