PT A S Of 10th District To Meet In Gann Valley
The annual PT A S convention for district 10 covering Buffalo Jerald Sanborn Brule Aurora Davison and Hanson counties will convene in Gann Valley on April 22. State officials including Mrs. Alvin Waggoner and Bert L Hall are slated to appear with reports from delegates and officer elections. Music by Mitchell high school and Buffalo county FTA units featured. Gertrude E. Flyte organizes.
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Gann Valley
District 10
Buffalo
Jerauld
Sanborn
Brule
Aurora
Davison
Hanson
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
Bert L. Halil. Pierre
E. C. Giffen
Earl Readman
Mitchell
Bert L. Hall
Mitchell High School
Girls’ Glee Club
Buffalo County
Gertrude E. Flyte
The
Rebekah District 20 Holds Semiannual Meet
Rebekah lodges from district 20 met in Erwin on March 28 for the semiannual gathering. Six visiting chapters from Troquois DeSmet Esmond Lake Preston Willow Lake and Bryant attended. Special addresses were given by State Assembly President Edna Raymond and Grand Secretary J. B. Raymond. Imo Jordan led the delegation with Andrey Wolfe Katie Liddle Marie Armin Florence Bishop Leis Van Tassel and Clara Van Tassel. The fall meeting will be in Iroquois.
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Rebekah District 20
Erwin Troquois
Rebekah
District 20
Erwin
Troquois
DeSmet
Esmond
Lake Preston
Willow Lake
Bryant
Imo Jordan
Andrey Wolfe
Katie Liddle
Marie Armin
Florence Bishop
Leis van Tassel
Assembly
Clara van Tassel
Ring 56 years old among Burbank family lineage
A sapphire and three diamonds ring, possibly older than 56 years, has circulated through a Burbank family for generations. Brought from Italy by Mr and Mrs Joseph Stefani 35 years ago, it has passed oldest daughters down to Mrs Ed McCue and now Mrs Agnes Cleary in Garretson North Dakota. Another ring older still remains in Italy with the Italian branch of the family.
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Burbank
Joseph’ Stefani
Italy
Stefani
Ed McCue
Agnes Cleary
Garretson
N. D
Thieves Active In Lake County in Lake County
Three burglaries last week hit Lake county with two occurring Friday morning at Kiner pool hall and Steve's oil station west of town. A third burglary at Loner and Nelson garage in Nunda netted $35 to $50 in currency. Loot included 2000 cigarettes a few cigars grease and pennies from the oil station cash register a purse with old souvenir coins from the pool hall safe.
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Lake County
Madison
Kiner Pool
Steve's
Loner
Nelson
Nunda
Oid
March building permits surge in Rapid City plan totals
Rapid City reports March 1 survey shows 67 323 dollars in new building plans added to spring projects, over five times February permits. February total was 51 548 dollars, per city auditor survey.
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Rapid Rapid City
Rapid City
Glider Club Idea Discussed in Pierre
A small group of local aviation enthusiasts met at the St. Charles to consider forming a glider club linked to local aviation. Carter Regal of Rapid Air Lines explained the matter, and organizers agreed to meet a larger potential membership before taking action.
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Pierre
The
St. Charles
Carter Regal
Rapid Air Lines
Presbyteries to vote on admitting women to ordination in April
Aberdeen Presbytery meeting at Groton April 9 and Huron Presbytery meeting at Wellington April 23 and 24 will send official votes to the General Assembly in Cincinnati May 29 on whether women may be admitted as ruling elders and ministers. They will consider the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education work and its $1,600,009 annual program including Sunday school literature, university pastors, student aid, 54 colleges and 19 seminaries, and youth recruitment for ministry and mission. Rev. Lloyd B. Harrison will represent the board. Dr. William Chalmers Covert leads the 2,000,000 member denomination in urging revival of religious education amid concerns about modern morality and youth cynicism.
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Philadelphia
Aberdeen
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Presbyterian
Lloyd B. Harrison
Department of Religion
Futon College
William Chalmers Covert
Covert
United States
Fort Pierre Subscribes For Community Hall
Fort Pierre business men rapidly respond to a subscription drive for a new central community hall after a fire destroyed the former opera theatre. They aim to fund and begin construction soon to provide a meeting place for town and Stanley county gatherings.
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Ft. Pierre
Fort Syerre
Fort Fierre
Ala
Stanley County
Hitchcock High to Host Annual Carnival Friday
Hitchcock high school will stage its annual carnival Friday night April 4 in the high school gymnasium. Florence Brock is general chairman for the event with committees at work. Games include hoop-aria, dart throwing, golfing, hit the black person baby, and a prize booth list features Wise cracks by all members. A meal will be served.
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Hitchcock
Imperials
Hitchcock High School
Florence Brock
Stanwood of Watertown Arrested on Federal Bird Charge
Stanwood of Watertown was arrested Saturday afternoon under a federal warrant accusing him of selling migratory birds. Deputy U S Marshal Roy Goetz of Aberdeen made the arrest. Stanwood posted $500 bond and must appear in Aberdeen May 6 for a federal court hearing. He denied selling game birds and his attorney is seeking a basis for the charge.
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Stanwood
Watertown
United States
Roy Goetz
Aberdeen
P T 4 Plans Program Wakonda District PTA Event
P T 4 plans a Wakonda district program on April 10 hosted by PTA units from Union Clay Yankton Bar Homme Lincoln Turner and Hutchinson counties. Mrs A Waggoner of Philip leads the state PTA and E A Roschman of Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell will deliver principal addresses.
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Wakonda
E'S Association
Union
Clay
Yankton
Bar Homme
Lincoln
Turner
Hutchinson
A. Waggoner
Philip
E.A. Roschman
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Parker Tourist Camp Improves Ahead of Season
Parker April a The Parker tourist camp is being readied for the season with new cabins and ground improvements. An ornamental hedge will line the street. The American Legion Auxiliary and Parker residents supported the project with benefit drives and donations for the camp.
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Parker
American Legion’ Ausxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Girl Shows Boys Some Tricks In Kite Flying
Vermillion April 5. It took a girl to show Clay county boys how to fly kites at Vermillion's first kite tourney. Lucille Hanson won two first prizes in a field of 13 boys. Her decorated kite flew on 600 feet of string and earned first place while she was also named the end girl. The brisk wind did not spoil a very successful contest, likely to be repeated next year in a larger form with nine different events.
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Clay County
Vermillion
Lucille Hanson
Vermillion Chamber Sponsors School Competition Prizes
Earle H. Elson, high school manual training teacher, arranged the contest with help from C.J. Nulty, principal of Burbank school. Cash prizes went to first, second and third place winners in each event, funded by the Vermillion chamber of commerce.
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Earle H. Elson
C.J. Nulty
Burbank
Te Vermillion Chamber of Ecommerce
U Summer Session Opens June 9 at South Dakota
Vermillion April 3 1930 The University of South Dakota summer session will begin June 9 two days after the regular dorm commencement exercises. A bulletin from director William H Batson outlines courses faculty degrees of instruction and administration class schedules organization and general information on graduate work high school courses admission credits library facilities departmental collections fees and living expenses.
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University of South Dalota
Wm. H. Batson
Drayage Business Taken Over in Wellington Springs
Kerman Brodkorb buys the drayage and express business of late Leo R Theeler in Wellington Springs. Theeler, who died last month, had operated the service for over 25 years and never missed a train while handling mail and express from the depot.
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Wellington Springs
Kerman Brodkorb
Hfe
Leo R. Theeler
Theeler
University Flier Offers Air Trouble Excuse for Absence
Vermillion April 2. University of South Dakota dean J H Julian receives unusual excuse from student Felix Walmer Freeman Florence Wipf Freeman for missing class due to airplane trouble. Walmer, an engineering student active in aviation, has previously flown between Freeman and campus and drew national notice last year for his flying activities.
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University
J. H. Julian
University of South Dakota Bs
Tony Chess
Univer
Felix Walmer
Freeman
Florence Wipf
Walmer
Engineering
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P.T. A.s
General Electric
Steel & 101
St. S
Axelrad
Miller—Collins 3
Artesian
Dowdell Motor Company
Brookings
J. C. Cutler
BLUNT
Blunt Radio & Electric Shop
DE Smet—Sasse “Pharmacy
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Electric ‘Highmore
Donald
Harris
Fargo
Dakota Refrigerator Company
North
Dakota
Rothers
Tierre—Pierre. Furniture Company” ‘Philip—Philip Light & Power Company
Redfield
C.B. Warne
SINAI
J. J. Haugstad
Wellington
Rings—Wr. Zink & Sox
P. T. A. Head
PT. A
P. T
Camel
América
RY. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winton-Salent
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