School Administrators Conference Opens in Brookings
Two programs for school board members and superintendents outline the first annual School Administrators conference at Sure College April 24. About 206 attendees expected, with sessions on salaries and teacher living costs and coordination of extra curricular activities in high schools.
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Arlington
R. W. Kraushaar
Supt. SG
Freiland
Clear Coke
Sunt
S. F
C. W. Pussley
State College
Calthorp
Aberdeen
Fred Engelhardt
University of Minnesota
J. E. Martin
Brookings. Ag
EB. Nissen
D. B.A. Jornal
Fang. Hurat
Voe
Clack
Sapph Bersih
Thgkmore
George A. Cotton
Velen
Ag Mo
Ence
Alga
George AL Rios
Flandreau
Hoece
G. GS. Zeli
Huron
Williscuss
Huss
Bibby
Drarde
Mag
Lester Hort We Deacon
Brookings
Soulson
W. C. Rabe
Mii
Tyrrell
Aberdeen Optometrists Convene Next Week
S D Optometrists from Gearie slate meet at Alanno Ward Hotel in Aberdeen on April 6 and 7. The event features Dr. known optom and topics on Orshoptics and Ded Work. A national speaker from Los Angeles discusses field work and research for a children’s convention banquet at 6:30 PM.
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S. D
Berdeen
Gearie
Alanno Ward
Aberdwen
Fuog
Los Angeles
A. Perkins
Asrovision
Mad Dy
Watertown
Rural Potter County School Boards Meet in Gettysburg
Gettysburg Tuesday meeting drew eight of nine rural Potter County boards to discuss improvements for rural schools. N E Steel of Sioux Falls spoke on local community education and fall amendments while K J Morgan explained rural school law. Gettysburg High School girls provided music. meeting called by superintendent Mrs Ertel Harman.
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Gettysburg Hostory
Gettyssung
Surat Sekent
Potter County
Citsed Buurtig
Getysburg
Vincent Linn
Suint of
Pie
Sisa
N. E. Steel
South Dakota Educational Association of
Sioux Falls
K. J. Morgan
Gettysburg High School
Ertel Harman
Fotier County
Legion Aids Flood Relief Drive Across State
Watertown April 2 American Legion posts statewide organize to support Red Cross flood relief funding for eastern states. Posts function as collectors with funds sent to local and county Red Cross units. National Commander Ray Murphy urged action. Leo Temmey of Huron coordinated efforts statewide.
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Legion
Watertown
Americas Legion
American Red Cross
Red Cross
American Legion
Ray Murphy
Leo Temmey
Huron
Department
Irn
Temmecy
American Legion Reports Growth in South Dakota Membership
South Dakota officers review a strong year for the American Legion with rising state membership. Current figures show 8582 members by April 2, up from 7946 a year ago, with goals set near 16 000 and incentives boosting post participation. Community programs including child welfare and junior baseball are highlighted as drivers of progress.
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American Legion
Watertown
Tommy Jones
Aberdeen
South Dakota Department of the American Legion
Pris
South Dakota
Walter Burke
Pierre
Leo Temmey
Haron
Mor
Burke
Marca
Chamber Wall
Wessington High Stages Riding High Play Friday
Wessington High School presents the class play Riding High at the Community Hall Friday evening April 3. Proceeds from ticket sales support the graduate class gift to the school with cast members Gladys Woodrust Vera Puleifer Mary Scott Floyd Hollister Eleanor Stubbs Clesson Franklin Paul Wittenberger Franck Fischer Wayne Grinnell Echy Muniar.
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Wessington
Wessington High School
Gladys Woodrust
Vera Puleifer
Mary Scott
Floyd Hollister
Eleanor Stubbs
Clesson Franklin
Paul Wit
State Records Big Auto Death Toll Drop in Early 1936
Pierre April 2 South Dakota led the nation in the largest percent drop in motor vehicle fatalities in January and February 1936 with only six deaths versus 22 previous year. Thirteen other states reported decreases and eight saw increases while 28 states reported 1698 deaths, down 5.14 percent from last year.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Myzsie Morrison
Gettysburg Pupils To Stage Operetta This Friday
Gettysburg High School will present the operetta Ca comes to College with Miss Hele Van Nest directing. The girls Glee Club will perform selections between acts and the high school orchestra, which has 25 members, will play four selections during the evening.
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Gettysburg
Gettsburg High School
Hele van Nest
Axpe County Real
Eviwus
Hyde County
Bouth Dakota
Oscar Olson
Orville Olson
Clarence L. Olson
South Dakota
Beadle County Real Estate Transfers Recorded
Beadle County Abstract & Title notes transfers from John T. Murphy to J. E. Smith in Huron including RLE parcels and Elk 2, plus sheriff deed to Mut Ben Litefin and a treasurer deed to E. L. Provo with described quarter sections and tract numbers totaling 3740 dollars inland.
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Beadle County
Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
John T. Murphy
J. E. Smith
Huron
Ben Litefin, Co
E. L. Provo
Visit Wayland Residents Plan North Farm Stop
Mr and Mrs Floyd Goodell formerly of this vicinity now reside in Rapid City are visiting friends this week. They own the farm two miles north of Wayland and plan to return after tending farm interests.
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Wayland
Floyd Goodell
Rapid City
Facn
Club Meets Lake Preston in April Social
The C E S club gathered at the home of Mrs L J Lewis with Mrs M L Jensen for an afternoon of social time. Refreshments were served. A large crowd attended the day’s events before the Tuesday posting.
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Lake Preston
Apri
Entey
L. J. Lewis
ML Jensen
Thy
Ith Re - Bosterss Ln
Early Dakota Arbor Day bulletin shows 1888 tree planting plan
Brookings April 2 The proclamation naming April 17 Arbor Day revived interest in an 1888 State College bulletin kept at the experiment station library. The pamphlet explains a tree planting plan offering hedge fences and an annual bounty to landowners who plant and care for a crop of trees within five years. It urges Dakota nurseries and notes wind protection and drought relief as benefits.
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Brookings
Tom Berry
State College
Bovernor
Dakota
Bulletin
Charles A. Keffer
Hhorticulture
Tge
Car
Brook Inss
South Dakota Banks Score High in Farm Activities
South Dakota earned a perfect rating in bankers agricultural involvement for 1933, with 1115 bankers attending meetings and 4935 farm people listed as influenced by bankers to pursue farm demonstration projects. A planning conference and a key banker were appointed. certificate presented at the American Bankers Association meeting in Virginia.
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Madison
Wis
Speth Dulcon
Ageleulyur Commission
Amercan Bankers Association
Oregon
Georgia
North Dakota
California
Washington
South Dakota
Cash County
South Dakot
American Barkers Association
Virginia
WS. Given
First National Bank
Aberdeen
George A. Starling
South Dakota Bankers Association
Huron
State Tax Chief Seeks Income Tax Return Check
Pierre April 2 ay Permission to examine federal income tax returns from South Dakota for comparison with state net income tax returns is being sought by W C Welsh state director of taxation Governor Tom Berry requested the federal commissioner of internal revenue on behalf of Welsh Federal returns in South Dakota are filed with T C Kasper collector of internal revenue at Aberdeen
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Pierre
South Dakota
W. C. Welsh
Tom Berry
Federal Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Welsh
T. C. Kasper
Internal Revenue
Aberdeon
School Boards May Exclude Pupils in Smallpox Epidemic
In Pierre on April 2, school boards may exclude pupils from attendance during a smallpox outbreak unless vaccinated. The state health board, via the attorney general's office, says boards can require vaccination to prevent spread and exclude unvaccinated children when reasonably necessary.
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Pierre
Attorney General's Office
P. B. Jenkins
State Board of Health
Board of Health
State Publication Has New Leaders
BROOKINGS April 2 Norman C Rumple Arlington and Tom Bell Plan editor and business manager of the Industrial Collegian State College student newspaper Rumple will succeed Warren Morrell Bell succeeds Corwin Overton Webster Both Rumple and Bell are junior Printing and Rural Journalism students Radie H Bunn Pierre will succeed Rumple as managing editor and Elmer Schmierer Wessington Springs will succeed Bell as sports editor Elizabeth Simmons Fulton will become society editor of the newspaper
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Brookings
Norman C. Rumple
Arlington
Tom Bell
Plane Dreau
Industrial Collegian
State College
Rumple
Warren Morrell
Pollock
Bell
Corwin Ovurton
Webster
Radie H. Bunn
Pierre
Elmer Schmierer
Wessington Springs
Elizabeth Simmons
Fulton
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Kamp at Broadland Home
The Broadland Extension Club hosted a surprise party at Mrs Hollie Pawnell’s home for Mrs Ralph Kamp past chairman now in Rauld City visiting friends. About 35 members spouses and friends attended. May Hanley and William Harrington won high prizes and Mrs Kaump and Yom Teeney won low prizes.
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Broadland
Broadland Extension Club
Hollie Pawnell
Ralph Kamp
Rauld City
May Hanley
William Harrington
Kaump
Yom Teeney
South Dakota Reports Big Road Investment in 1935
Pierre April 2 The state highway commission lists road construction costs for the fiscal year ended June 3 1935 at 59 487 898 65 or 69 487 896 05 in some figures The report notes county expenditures totaling 5 976 431 09 and cites a contested 1935 law requiring detailed county-by-county funding statements by November 1 each year
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Highway Commission
Commission
Buying Power of S D Farm Goods Grows 12 Points
BROOKINGS April 24 The estimated buying power of South Dakota farm products rose 12 points since January 15 16 February The February buying power stood at 104 with prewar baselines 102 for January 1986 108 for February 1935 and 119 for the ten year February average Farmers sold at 125 percent and bought at 122 percent of the prewar level in February per the Farm Economic Review and Qtlohak published in Slate Coldere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.D
Brookings
South Dakota
Fann Economic Review
Qutloak
Slate
Highmore Seniors Start Work on Play Dolars to Doughnuts
Highmore High School seniors under Delma Reynolds begin production planning for the spring play titled Dolars to Doughnuts. Cast includes Lorraine Fazer June Hawkins Helen Yeandle Teannette Noel Ruby McGaffee Clifford Zansa Eugene Bloomanrade Louis Tompkins Royat Dunlap and Charles Markley with remaining Class of 1935 members to be named on production crews.
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Highmore
April Delma Reynolds
Apeeeh
Highmore High School
Ehosot
Dolirs
Lorraine Fazer
Bore Otty June Hawkins
Helen Yeandle
Teannette Noel
Ruby McGaffee
Clifford Zansa
Eugene Bloomanrade
Miller Girl Injured in Highway Mishap Near Pierre
Margie Schiekt of Miller is recovering from injuries after a highway mishap near Pierre Saturday morning. The accident underscores the dangers on local roads and notes her current condition.
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Miller
Margie Schiekt
Iuries
Pierre
Milier woman escapes serious injury after truck crash near Pierre
Schlicht was driving a truck when she lost control and hit a bridge two miles north of Pierre. She was unconscious for about ten hours but suffered only non serious injuries and was taken to Pierre for treatment before returning home to Milier.
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Schlicht
Pierre
Milier
Kleinsasser Elected to Bancroft School Vacancy
Kleinsasser, former Vegas fighter, is elected to fill the Bancroft public school vacancy caused by the resignation of Supt. Fred W. Gellerman. C Monfore will serve as superintendent as Gellerman resigns to accept a position with Sion Falls Taper systems.
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Kleinsasser
Bancroft
Fught
Velas
Bancroft Public Schools
Fred W. Gellereman
C. Monfore
Gellerman
Sion Falls
Reserve members to attend YWCA conference at Huron
A group of Reserve members with advisor Miss Dorothy Ravenscraft of Wayland plan to attend the YWCA conference at Huron on Saturday April 2.
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Wayland
Specia i
Dorothy Ravenscraft
Vayland
YWCA
Huron
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Manchester
M. C. Wood
S. D. Bankers
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Calva Semarval Baan i Em
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State Highway Department
Hach
Jo Carth
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