Miss Skinner To Appear At S F
Sioux Falls to host Cornelia Otis Skinner in a Monday evening engagement at the Coliseum. Tickets are on sale at the Coliseum and Fantle Brothers. mail orders to Fred Beecher require a self addressed stamped envelope. Skinner, daughter of Otis Skinner, is billed as the greatest single attraction of the American theatre with a career spanning stage radio and magazine pieces. The show starts promptly at 8 15 p m.
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Sioux Falls
Cornelia
Otis Skinner
Coliseum
Fantle Brothers
Fred Fred Beecher
Miss Skinner
Ibanez
Baldwin School
Bryn Mawr
Macbeth
Ann Harding
Macduff
Sorbonne
Dehelly
Comedie Francaise
Jacques Copeau
Theatre du Vieux Colombier
Europe
Ready
Pioneer Dakota legislator John Blair Smith Todd
John Blair Smith Todd born in Kentucky and a cousin of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln came with Harney’s troops from Fort Laramie to Fort Pierre in 1855. He was a Yankton pioneer, a delegate to Congress from Dakota Territory from 1861 to 1883, and served as Speaker in the sixth session of the territorial legislative assembly. He died in 1872 and Todd County is named in his honor.
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John Blair Smith Todd
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Harney
Ft. Laramie
Ft. Pierre
Yankton
Dakota Territory
Legislative Assembly
Todd County
Auxiliary Meets Rockham in Library Session
The American Legion Auxiliary met Monday evening at the library with Mrs. Esther Mulligan presiding in the absence of President Anna Hammond. Reports were given by committee chairmen, the treasurer and the librarian, and lunch was served by Mrs. John Schaffer and Mrs. Saidee Smith.
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Rockham
American Legion Auxiliary
Esther Mulligan
Anna Hammond
John Schaffer
Saidee Smith
Union Building Opens With Dances and Events
The new Union Building welcomes students with matinee and evening dances and access to lounges, grill, and recreation rooms. Opening week features four one act plays, the sophomore dance, Lutheran Students banquet, Sadie Hawkins leaping dance, district music contest, Pharmacy dinner dance, Mikado by the college chorus, State goes on parade, Newspaper Day, Student Federation meeting, Senior ball, and end of term baccalaureate and commencement events.
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College
Union Ballroom
Lutheran Students Association
Li'l Abner
Daisy Mae
Stakola Club
Gil
Blue Key
Sigma Lambda Sigma
South Dakota
South Dakota Student Federation
Case Assured That Feed And Seed Loan Offsetting To Stop
Washington April 4 Agriculture department officials assure Representative Case that offsetting feed and seed loans against benefit checks has been halted except in specified bad faith cases. Case cited South Dakota farmers blocked from bank loans on benefit assignments due toPrior offset. FCA fraud and delinquent borrowers noted. Department said changes help farmers obtain seed loans tied to last year’s conservation program.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Case
South Dakota
Republican
Department
Farm Security Administration
Farm Credit Administration
FCA
Birthday surprise party in Wellington celebrates Mrs Henninger
A birthday surprise for Mrs John Henninger was held at her Wellington home on Friday afternoon. Five hundred was played for amusement with prizes to Mrs George Daucherty Mrs E Wheelock and Mrs Henninger. Lunch was served by the hostesses. Mrs Brian Brown, who also had a birthday that day, received handkerchief gifts from attendees.
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Wellington
John Henninger
George Daucherty
E. ¥. Wheelock
Henninger
Brian Brown
Hamlin County Music Festival Held In Bryant
The Hamlin County Music Festival took place in Bryant featuring seven bands and eight glee clubs. Instructors and critics were professors Carl Christianson and K Theman from State College. The event aimed to stimulate high school interest in music.
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Bryant Bryant
Hamlin County
Bryant
Carl Christianson
K. Theman
State College
Order Chinese Elms From Eilers Greenhouse Now
Fill out this coupon to order 7 Chinese elms 8 to 10 feet tall at 25 cents each plus 3 percent state tax. Out-of-town orders require four trees minimum and will ship collect by express. Available at Eilers Greenhouse 1302 Ghio Avenue Southwest. Arbor Day orders should be placed at least two days in advance.
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Eilers
Ghio Avenue
Huronite
Huron
Warren Family Visit Spreads Through Wessington
Mr. and Mrs. George Warren and Mrs. May Warren of Lead South Dakota visit Wessington and Huron with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Warren who have been ill. Mrs. Guy McElrath of Oceanside California, mother of Mrs. William Ruddy and daughter of the Warrens, arrived in Wessington this week.
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Wessington
George Warren
May Warren
Lead, S. D
Huron
Will Warren
Guy McElrath
Oceanside
California
William Ruddy
De Smet Young People Visit Bryant Church Event
Young people from De Smet Congregational Church were hosted by Bryant Church's Young People's Society at Dorcas Hall. A 6:30 dinner, organized by Mrs. A W Guse and Mrs. Louise Rosenow, followed a program of toasts before an evening study focused on Prim itive Religions and Pilgrimage through two moving picture subjects.
Rock named editor in chief of St Lawrence Student Life
ST LAWRENCE April 4 Special May Rock junior student has been named editor in chief of Student Life, the St Lawrence High School newspaper, to be issued on Play Day May 10. Other staff include Larabel Purrington, Ruth Baxter, Patricia Dennis, Leland Harbut, Glenn Aymar, Doris Phillips, Ellen Purrington, Mary Anna Fanning, Dorothy Lacey, Rodney Patterson, Harrison Ford, Fairy McPhail, Lucillia Becker, Viola Carter, Joyce Danielson. Frances Flint is sponsor.
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ST. Lawrence
May Rock
Student Life
Miss Rock
Larabel Purrington
Ruth Baxter
Patricia Dennis
Leland Harbut
Glenn Aymar
Doris Phillips
Ellen Purrington
Mary Anna Fanning
Dorothy Lacey
Rodney Patterson
Harrison Ford
Fairy McPhail
Lucillia Becker
Viola Carter
Joyce Danielson
Miss Frances Flint
Prison term for stealing car in motor theft case
James E. Arnold of Kansas City was sentenced to five years in Leavenworth for violating the National Motor Vehicle Theft Act after admitting removal of a U S Soil Conservation Service vehicle from Roundup Montana to Mitchell Montana. He faced joint charges with Andrew Hopkins, who is serving a four year term in North Dakota. The government has a retainer against Hopkins, per assistant U S attorney John McQuillen. End third party note.
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Siouk Falls
James E. Arnold
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Kan
A. Lee Wyman
Arnold
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Roundup
Mont
Mitchell
D. Arnold
Andrew Hopkins
Nort Dakota
Hopkins
John McQuillen
U.S. Ict
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