Sharpe To Head Three Man Code Revision Commission
The South Dakota Supreme Court announces a three member code commission to revise the state code starting May 1. M J Sharpe of Kennebec will be chief code reviser at up to 400 dollars per month, with Dwight Campbell of Aberdeen and Holton Davenport of Sioux Falls serving in advisory roles. The commission meets with D J O Rede of Pierre and the code revision committee to plan initial work after initial funding of 56000 dollars.
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Commission
D. J. Orede
Pierre
Codes Vision Committee
State Bar of
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Rudolph
Detiled Plains
Court Code Commission
Miller Presbyterians Elect Church Officers
The Miller Presbyterian meeting elected D A Lewis elder and reelect ed trustees D A Lewis W J Hanibower H K Schroeder Rasmus Anderson and J C Jones for three years Earl Kindred moderated with Dollie Bushfield as clerk Mrs Bart Spain named choir leader Reports from departments were read and accepted The Missionary Society met at Rockham with ladies Hilbert Buss and Mrs Bernard Magaman hosting supper for the public
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Miller Presbyterians
Miller
The
Presbyterian Church
Earl Kindred
Dollie Bushfield
Eleoed
D. A. Lewis
W. J. Hnaibower
H. K. Schroeder
Rasmus Anderson
J. C. Jones
New Superintendent Sought for Soldiers Home in Hot Springs
The state soldiers home board met informally in Hot Springs to interview applicants for superintendent, review finances, and contact officials. A formal session will be held and a successor to Ray Fitzgerald is to be chosen. Three unnamed applicants were interviewed. board members include Carl Zutra Burke, Mrs. Clara Falls Garretson, and Frank Beerger.
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Aero
Jensen
Carl Zutra Burke
Clara Falls
Garretson
Frank Beerger
Milbank
Willow Lake Pupils Endure Storms In District Music Contest
Willow Lake and Groton faced storm disruptions during the district music contest. Senior Elvira Hofer, who walked 168 miles home after a highway-blocking storm and shattered ankle, needed surgery in Groton. Anna Hamre of the girls quartet fell ill and underwent an appendectomy in Watertown. Supt. C. Stewart and Dr. Fleeger assisted as routes opened. George Benning returned from the Hill City CCC camp after three months away.
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Willow Lake
Groton
Elvira Hofer
Carpenter
Anna Hamre
C. 3. Stewart
A. B. Fleeger
Watertown
Hamre
Supt
Stewart
George Benning
Rockham
Hill City
CCC
Cigarette and liquor taxes rise in March South Dakota
South Dakota tax receipts show cigarette revenue at 41778.38 and liquor taxes at 70989.53 in March, up from the prior year, while gasoline taxes fell sharply by about 48,291.09 due to snow. Fore drafts reduced general fund by 121.98, totaling 220277.10, with state fund balances at 1053802512 at month end.
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Pierre
South Dakota
W. H.hinselman
Hinselman
Elect church officers at St Marys Zell
The men of St Marys Parish Zell met after church Sunday and elected officers for the coming year Pastor Rev H J Myheney secretary Jnsenit Singwirth treasurer William Bruggeman
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Zell
T—Specia
St Mary’s Parish
H. J. Myheney
Jnsenit Singwirth
William Bruggeman
Mulligan Visits Relatives in Rockham and Ute Homes
Floyd Mulligan spent several days visiting at his aunt Mrs Saidee Smith in Ute and at the home of his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Jack Mulligan in Rockham during a recent trip in April.
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Rockham Rockham
Robert Irwin
Gann Valley
Mr. Irwin
George Irwin
Rockham
Floyd Mulligan
Conde
Ute
Saidee Smith
Jack, Mulligan
Teachers Bureau Meeting Scheduled at University
Vermillion April 7 W H Batson director of the school of education at the University of South Dakota has arranged a joint meeting of representatives from the institutional teachers Appointment Bureaus and the State Employment Service on April 22 at the University. Delegates will discuss the relation of the work of Appointment bureaus to the State bureau. Sinta presidents of higher educational institutions will attend the Higher Educational Conferences on the University campus that day and are urged to attend the meeting. A luncheon opens the meeting in Dakota Hall at 12 30. Schools invited include South Dakota State College Northern Normal and Industrial School Eastern Normal Southern Normal Huray College and Sioux Falls College.
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Teachers’ Bureau
Vermillion
W H. Batson
School of Education
University of South Dakota
Teachers Appointment Bureaus
State Employment Service
Sinta
Bee
Dakota Hall
South Dakey State Collge
Northern Normal and Industrial School
Eastern Normal
Southern Normal
Huray College
Sioux Falls College
Yale Lutheran Aid Elects New Officers
Yale April special report for the Luther an Ladies Aid notes the group met at Mrs. Adam Reirschmidt s home with six guests present. Officers elected include President Mrs Otto Zeigeldorf and Vice President Mrs Walt Pauls. A membership committee was named with Mrs E Maoss, Mrs Chris Walz and Mrs Gus Ulick. A shower was held for Mrs Rausch and the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Charles Kueht in May. A Polo Zell visit on April 7 reports Mr and Mrs J H Brewer and family as Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Schaffer at Polo.
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Yale Lutheran Aid
YALE
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Adam Reirschmidt
Fiftcom
Otto Zeigeldorf
Walt Pauls
Charles Lemke
Verna Wlrick
E. Maoss
Chris Walz
Gus Ulick
Rausch
Herman Schmidt
Charles Kueht
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Beookings Rockham
Charles Rose
Brookings
Fenney
McArdle
Bonilla Bonilla
Mee Ardle
Huron
Henselman
Polo Zell
J.H. Brewer
Harry Schaffer
Pola
Budweiser
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