Huron Armour Plant earns praise for safety record
Armour & Companys Huron plant achieved over 22 months and more than a million man-hours without a lost time accident. General Manager L O Hoffman cited structured safety programs, weekly review boards, and mass safety education as key. Plant celebrates with a dinner and urges ongoing vigilance to extend the record.
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Huron
Armour & Company
L. 0. Hoffman
Mr. Hoffman
Hoffman
Accident Safety Board
Fama
Bacon
All For Safety In Armor Plant On Western Front Parody
A satirical note describes a worker in an armor packing plant wearing safety gear including a miner’s helmet goggles gas mask knife guards leather apron and safety toe boots. It contrasts the safe gear with the idea of frontline combat while mentioning a New York crowd and a travel note about Ina Ryan and her daughter Helen Rostussen leaving for Troy after visiting here.
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Europe
New York
Alpena
Ina Ryan
Ina Flynn
Helen Rostussen
Troy
N. Y
Hyon
South Dakota
Wisconin visitors depart after week with relatives
Eugene Hertel of Sheboygan accompanied by Miss Marc Gray dinger of Port Washington and Miss Genevieve Kimmit of Milwaukee left on Saturday for home after a weeklong visit with Hertel s parents and other relatives in the area.
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Wisconsin
Blunt
Eugene Hertel
Sheboygan
Wis
Marc Graydinger
Port Washington
Genevieve Kimmit
Milwaukee
Hertel
Bank installs new ceiling at Dakota State Bank
The Dakota State Bank is installing a new ceiling in the building along with other repairs and redecorating.
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Dakota State Bank
Birthday surprise for J. W. Rodman on 62nd birthday
Relatives threw a surprise party at C. B D. Rodman’s home in Hitchcock last Wednesday for J. W. Rodman in his 62nd year. A birthday dinner followed by an afternoon of visiting marked the event.
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Hitchcock
J. W. Rodman
C. B D. Rodman
Missing FERA Records Return to Pierre After 1936 Removal
Pierre reports that the Federal Emergency relief records, removed from Pierre to Mitchell and Sioux City in 1936, are back in Pierre. Five truck loads of documents detailing South Dakota FERA expenditures were stored in the statehouse basement after the balance of the old FERA fund was turned over to the state last spring. A Senate investigating committee studied the removal during the 1937 legislative session but did not reach conclusions.
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Pierre
FERA
South Dakota
Mitchell
Statehouse
Works Progress Administration
Sioux City
Senate
Norborg To Give Banquet Speech At Leif Erikson Day
Dr. Svette Norborg professor of philosophy at the University of Minnesota will be the principal speaker at the Leif Erikson banquet in Brookings on October 8. The event is hosted by the Leif Erikson Memorial Association of South Dakota. University and college presidents are expected to attend, with music arranged by Professor Christensen. About 200 meals will be served by the Lutheran Ladies Aid.
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Dr. Norborg
Leif Erikson
Norberg
I. D. Weeks
State University
CG. W. Pugsley
State College
C. M. Granskau
Augustana College
Christensen
Fle Lutheran Ladies'Aid
Hiland Christian Endeavor Meeting at Wesley Miller Home
Young people of the Hiland Christian Endeavor Society met at the home of Wesley Miller this week. After the program, games were played and lunch was served.
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Christian Endeavor
ST. Lawrence
Hiland Christian Endeavor Society
Wesley Miller
4-H Club Fellows Named From Indiana and Florida
Bremen Indiana and Monticello Florida announce two 4-H club fellowships of 1000 dollars for nine months study at the Department of Agriculture in Washington DC. Lilian Ann Murphy and Wilmer W Bassett Jr were chosen from 14 women and 16 men from 21 states for their 4-H leadership. They depart October 1 for Washington with Murphy serving Vigo County Indiana as home demonstration agent and Bassett as assistant agricultural agent in Lake County Florida.
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Bremen
Ind
Florida
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
Lilian Ann Murphy
Wilmer W. Bassett
Monticello
Fls
C. W. Warburton
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Payne Fund
New York City
National Committee On Boys and Girls Club Work
Chicago
Federal Extension Service
Murphy
Vigo County
Mr. Bassett
Lake County
Legion Drum And Bugle Corps Elects The Officers
The Sons of the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps held a meeting at Legion Hall Monday at 7 p m G D Van Dyke presided New Legion commander G L McNamara spoke and officers were elected Roland Sparks president Eugene Swift secretary Richard Wilson drum sergeant Harold Camp bugle sergeant Lunch followed served by Mrs Sparks Mrs Van Dyke and Evelyn Piroutch-Eugene Swift
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Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Sons of the American Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps
Legion Hall
G. D. van Dyke
G. L. McNamara
Legion
Roland Sparks
Eugene Swift
Richard Wilson
Harold Camp
Sparks
van Dyke
Evelyn Piroutch
Whiteside Consolidated School Pupils Shine At Fair
In spelling and arithmetic updates seventh grade students excel with perfect scores by Vincent and Lucille Feteri and Doris Matthews. The grammar room works on ads while art draws paper. Whiteside pupils completed a class project for the Fair exhibit and began upgrading the backstop for their baseball diamond. Louise Feters notes a new baseball will be used once the backstop is ready.
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Vincent Feteri
Lucille Feteri
Doris Matthews
Whiteside Consolidated School
Whiteside
Louise Feters
Severith
Pupil Spelling Perfection at Morrill School Hing Classes
The Hing classes at Morrill School in Theresa Township strive for perfect six week grades. Eighth graders Grace Tobin and Jacquelyn Morrill have perfect marks so far.
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Morrill
Theresa Township
Grace Tobin
Jacquelyn Morrill
Minnie Lou
Johnson School Elects Young Citizens League Officers
Officers were elected at a Johnson School meeting of the Young Citizens League last week. Silas Genevieve Hofer was named president, Susan Marie Hofer vice president, and Esther L Wedel secretary and treasurer. The duties were assigned and read by the secretary treasurer. The meeting was adjourned by Martha Wedel.
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Johnson School
Young Citizens League
Silas Genevieve Hofer
Susan Marie ‘Hofer
Esther L. Wedel
Martha Wedel
Susan Marie
Young 4-H Members Build Careers After Century of Progress Trip
A 1934 Texas 4-H group toured Chicago and, five years later, had members in high schools, nursing, farming, Houston employment, and college. Melvin Reimer Dayton and R B Drachenberg teach in large high schools. Olga Walzel and Helen Buis are graduate nurses. Roy Behrens and Clifton Tavener farm. Viola Behrens and Annie Buls work in Houston. Oty Vanek buys for a chain store. Jesse Buls completed courses at Justin Brown University and aims for Radio College at Port Arthur. Mrs Buls notes club work trains youth for future roles.
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Texas 4-H
Sadie Bull
East Bernard
Chicago
Roy Behrens
Clifton Tavener
Viola Behrens
Annie Buls
Houston
Oty Vanek
Jesse Buls
Jutin Brown Uversity
Radio College
Port Arthur
Older Youth Group Plans September Roller Skating Party
An Older Youth organization will hold a roller skating party at the pavilion Wednesday evening September 27 at 9 00. The group of twenty somethings meets monthly and invites other young people to attend. Free coffee will be served and attendees may bring a lunch.
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Monenry Ten Ica
Mie
Richard Hein Honored On Birthday At McBride School
Richard Hein of fourth grade was feted at a Friday birthday party at the McBride School Vernon Township. Families contributed lunch, pictures were taken, games played, a blindfold gift guessing, and candles were lit at four o clock. Richard made a wish and shared cake with classmates as presents were given by Duane Shoemaker.
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Richard Hein
McBride
Richerd
Richard
Duane Shoemaker
Vernon Township
Current Events Practice at Lindbergh School
The Lindbergh School papas from the fourth circle up must provide a current event every Friday. Each event should be told without looking at it and must be important and engaging. They compile a list of worthwhile news to gain familiarity before the six weeks exam, as noted by Johnie Searing.
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Lindbergh School
Johnie Searing
Lindbergh School Receives New Books for Library
Lindbergh School reports a collection of new library titles including Our Little Neighbors at Work and Play The Young Citizen South Dakota Fifty Years of Progress Long Ago Worthwhile Science and Singing Days. Eighth grade student Claire Mae Brandmire notes the books arrive with plans to study and keep them neat and pursue the library book reward.
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Ane Lingpergnac
South Dakota
Claire Mae Brandmire
Lindbergh School
Barton
Weeks School third graders make health posters
The third grade under Miss Meyer created health posters in their last two art periods. A poster shows two boys drinking milk with the caption I Brink ilk Do You and features a line man that can sit stand walk and run. Clara Cowie, third grade reporter.
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Weeks
Weeks School
Miss Meyer
Clara Cowie
Lower Grades Receive New Spelling Books at Cain Creek
Miss Hague assigns new spelling books to Cain Creek School lower grades. Mary Lee Cranston earned a perfect spelling score this past week. James Baum notes a Friday picture study with questions on the board as she read the Santa Fe Trail story and shared a related image with third and fourth graders.
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Cain Creek
Miss Hague
Mary Lee Cranston
James Baum
Carpenter Study Club Opens Year With Social Meeting
The Carpenter Study Club held its first gathering of the year at Mrs Earl Millers home. Members discussed plans for upcoming meetings and social activities.
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Study Club
Carpenter
Carpenter Study Club
Earl Miller
Monthly meeting hostess duties noted at sessions
The first and third Thursday of each month Mrs. Wallace Wicks will be hostess at the next session. The hostess served refreshments.
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Rainbow Club
ST. Lawrence
Rainbow Welcome
Archie Giever
Giever
Claude Kane
Viola Kane
Fray Hackett
Wallace Wicks
Radcliffe Family Visits Yale Friends Relatives
Mrs. Radcliffe and her daughter Mrs. Bob Johnson of Aurora visited friends in Yale last Friday. Beatrice and her daughter from Brookings and Pearl Radcliffe of Moline Illinois were also part of the group. The Radcliffes once ran a cafe in Yale about 16 years ago.
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Yale Yale
Radcliffe
Bob Johnson
Aurora
Beatrice
Brookings
Pearl Radcliffe
Moline
Yale
Radcliffes
Pleasant Valley Church Homecoming Draws Large Attendance
Large turnout at Pleasant Valley Church for annual homecoming with morning and afternoon services. Special musical numbers were presented by Hiland German Baptist and Pleasant Valley Sunday schools.
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ST. Lawrence
Pleasant Valley
Thhe Hiland
German Baptist
Communion Services at Presbyterian Church Sunday
Communion services will be held in the Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. New members will be taken in at this time. Announcement by the Rev. J. P. Whitt.
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Presbyterian Church
J. P. Whitt
Runaway Girls Sought Near Siqux Falls
Police sought Marian Olson and Leona Matz, two six year old runaways from the State Training School at Plankinton, after officials asked local authorities to watch for the girls near Siqux Falls on September 27.
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Siqux Falls
State Training School
Plankinton
Marian Olson
Leona Matz
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