South Dakota to Host Multiple April Conventions at USD
Vermillion April events bring a high school music contest and three conventions to the University of South Dakota. About 80 guests from 13 states will attend, including meetings of the Women’s Respite Self Government association and International Relations clubs, with principals and faculty also joining April 22 to 23 and the music contest April 21 and 22.
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Universty
Tri-State
South Dakota
W. RK
Col- Yon
To College of Fine Arts
Shippers Board To Meet At Watertown
Northwest Shippers Advisory board holds its thirty eighth meeting in Watertown on April 26 with about 250 attendees. C A Carr notes discussions will cover trucking and transportation. Sessions run from 10 a m with an executive committee meeting at 3 a m. W H Perry of Pillsbury Mills will preside.
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Shippers Board
Watertown
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Atrend
Northwest Shippers’ Advisory Board
C. A. Carr
Carr
W.H. Perry
Minneapolis
Pillsbury Flour Mills Company
Sass
Taxpayers Network Forms in Sioux Falls Meeting
More than 60 Sioux Falls businessmen formed a taxpayers association to study budgets and public expenditures and push for reductions. A. C. Rees of Utah urged tax cuts and cited European distress from high taxation while warning Congress seeks new taxation to conquer.
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S.F
Sioux Falls
A. C. Rees
Salt Lake City
Utah Taxpayers Association
Noom Rees
Congress
Europe
United States
Franklin And Alpena Pupils Hold Contests
In the Franklin and Alpena township schools annual contest at Heller school house, Rachael Nelson Orth school, Leonard Linafelter Miller school, Nina Coppock Miller school won first in declamation with several others placing. Dorreen and Lora Orth won first in arithmetic. Skinner and Heller schools placed in spelling and other divisions. Rosella Linafelter Skinner school will represent the district in the essay contest on Law Observance.
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Franklin and Alpena
Alpena
Frankin
Alpena Townships
Heller School
Rachael Nelson
Orth
Fay Skinner
Skinner School
Doreen School
Lora, Orth
Orth School
Ella Skinner
Robert Erickson
Bessie
Skinner
Wanita Orth
Rosella Linafelter
Annual Banquet At Athol And O E S Circle Meet
In Athol the junior and senior classes held a four course banquet at Molhan cafe with decorations in yellow roses apple green and silver. Speakers included Clarence Schilter Wayne Wise and P M Deller with interludes by student performers. In Woonsocket the O E S circle met at Mr T M Brisbane’s home with four tables of bridge and Hazel Hobart winning high score.
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Athol Athol
Molhan Cafe
Evelyn Batteen
Clarence Schilter
Wayne Wise
Mildred Mannoou
Charlotte Schwenn
Mary Ferigen
P. M. Deller
Leone Gates
Mildred Marienau
Maurina Twiss
Evelyn Booth
Federal education department debated by USD educator
Dr. William H. Batson, director of the University of South Dakota school of education, spoke to Yankton Parent-Teachers about a proposed federal department of education. He traced federal participation in education and linked past developments to the current bill in Congress.
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Batson Yankton
William H. Batson
School of Education
University of South Dakota
Department of Education
Yankton
Parent-Teachers Organization
Batson
Character Education Theme Of Radio Talk
Vermillion April 7 Character education is the theme of a new radio series from the University of South Dakota School of the Air. Nine lectures by T M Risk will air Fridays from 8 to 8 20 p m covering topics from what character education is to measuring and developing personality.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakotas School of the Air
T. M. Risk
Risk
Groton Mayoralty Fight Opens 1932 Campaign
Groton faces its first mayoral race in years as John Hall announces his candidacy to challenge incumbent H R Bowden. Other races show incumbents unopposed with George Aves Theodore Funk and Charles E Adams seeking re election in wards one two and three respectively.
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Groton
John Hall
H. R. Bowden
George Aves
Theodore Funk
Charles E. Adams
Seeders begin work as acres expand near Joe Creek
STARTS SEEDING JOE CREEK April 7. Os car Shubert of Wessington Springs aids renter Carl Munson to seed his half section near the P. T. Hanson camp. Farming outlook shows activity and larger acreage than predicted. VISIT AT ATHOL ATHOL April 7. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lockwood and Mrs. T. E. Bancroft of Huron spent the weekend in Athol with D. Booth and H. J. Wilhelm.
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Joe Creek
Oscar Shubert
Wessington Springs
Carl Munson
P. T. Hanson
Athol Athol
E. L. Lockwood
T. E. Bancroft
Huron
Athol
D. Booth
H. J. Wilhelm
Groton Reengages All But 3 Of Faculty
Groton public schools re-engage the entire teaching staff for the coming year with three exceptions. Miss Eunice Hiertos and Mia. V. E. Fisher have resigned, and Miss Fern Newland’s high school music position is abolished. New assignments include Lucille Huistendal teaching the eighth grade and music for grades six to eight, Glorene Engel teaching fifth grade and music in the lower grades.
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Groton
Groton Public Schools
R. L. Snyder
Eunice Hiertos
Mia. V. E. Fisher
Fern Newland
Lucille Huistendal
Mobridge
State University
Gloriene Engel
Ipswich
H. W. Iverson
Leslie Boyd
H. A. Bergan
A. C. Henning
Benora Tuttle
Cov. Rievsgord
Dorothy Washburn
la Verne Frink
Honnera Brennan
Maude Tobel
Marquest Burns
Lillie Martinson
Imogene Cutl R
Elia Mypen
Washington Pupils Visit Huronite Plant
Twelve children from Washington school's Fourth B class toured The Evening Huronite plant to see printing operations after completing a reading lesson on newspaper work. Miss Fanny Davis led the group during the visit.
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Washington
Washington School
Fanny Davis
PUPILS ENTERTAINED BY ALPENA TEACHERS AT HOME
Miss Alice McDonald hosted seventh and eighth grade pupils from Alpena at her Wessington Springs home for supper and a general enjoyable evening. Rex Jones and Miss Mable Tramp, both part of the seventh and eighth grade staff, joined the group.
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Alpena
Alice McDonald
Alpena School
Wessington Springs
State To Experiment With Farm Machinery
Brookings April 71 P A 200 combine windrowing machine will be loaned to the State college agricultural engineering department for student instruction and experimental purposes. Prof. R L Patty department head said experiments with two combine harvesters begun three years ago will be continued this year.
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Brookings
State College Agricultural Engineering Department
R. L. Patty
Smith College Girls Plan Black Hills Geology Trip
CUSTER April 1. A field trip by Smith College of Northampton Mass will bring about 12 students and professors to the Black Hills this summer. They travel June 20 to July 31 with stops at Rapid City Custer Lead Deadwood Spearfish and Mystic. Howard A Meyerhoff notes the area’s rich geology. a similar expedition was done in 1930.
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Custer
Smith College of
Northhampton
Mass
Black Hills
Rapid City
Lead
Deadwood
Spearfish
Mystic
Howard A. Meyerhoff
Smith College
Black Hill S
Students Take Part In S. D. State Chorus
About 100 students join the State college chorus forming the nucleus of the spring song festival at Coolidge Sylvan theater. Chorus director Harry L. Kohler notes roughly 500 people from South Dakota choirs are expected to participate in the festival. Funeral services today for Mrs. George Patten are held at the Methodist church in Esmond with burial in Esmond cemetery.
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S. D
Brookings
State College
Esmond
George Patten
Hiere
Methodist Church
Phelps Praises Collisson as Luncheon Speaker Choice
O M Phelps, Mobile chamber manager and former Huron secretary, lauds Charles F Collisson as principal speaker for a joint luncheon of Huron service clubs, Chamber of Commerce, and guests on April 14. He notes Collisson’s practical agricultural ideas from Tribune experience and mentions Alabama poultry industry plans.
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Charles F. Collisson
Huron
Chamber of Commerce
O. M. Phelps
Mobile
Ala
Huron Chamber
Phelps
Paul K. Meyers
Charles F. Collison
Minneapolis Tribune
Collisson
The
Tribune
Alabama
Middlewest
Rural Pastors To Meet At Brookings
Brookings April 7 The second annual summer school for rural and small town church pastors will be at State college July 11 to 22 with W F Kumllen in charge. Courses include church music recreation leadership Bible study rural life problems and rural economics. Dr Malcolm Dana of Yale Divinity School will conduct the Bible study course.
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Brookings Brookings
State College
W. F. Kumllen
South Dakota
Malcolm Dana
Yale Divinity School
Princeton Students Visit Black Hills in Summer Trip
Princeton university will send a private car serving as dormitory and lab to the Black Hills of South Dakota for a ten mile trip this summer. The itinerary spans August 8 to September 7 with 23 students and professors aboard. Several other western points are listed but no definite Black Hills date yet.
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Princeton
Black Hills
Princeton University
Summer School of Geology and Natural Resources
South Dakota
New Parraffin Plant Near Hot Springs Built This Winter
A new straight run refinery by C. L. Foster E. M. Wells and associates, formerly of Wyoming, sits on 2.5 acres south of Hot Springs. It processes paraffin base crude oil into gasoline kerosene tractor fuel and furnace distillate. crude arrives from Osage field west of the Black Hills. Refined products will reach markets from Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota to western Nebraska. Alpena note reports Rex Tones Alpena teacher fell ill with heart trouble Monday and was hospitalized after condition worsened.
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C. L. Foster
E. M. Wells and Associates
Wyoming
Hot Springs
Osage
Black Hills
Rosebud Reservation
South Dakota
Nebraska
First Oil Refinery Opens in South Dakota State
The first oil refinery in South Dakota began operations in Hot Springs on April 7. The plant has a capacity of 54 barrels per day and marks a milestone for the state’s industry.
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State Hot Springs
South Dakota
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