Doland Musicians Compete In District Contest
About 66 musicians from Deland public schools compete in a district music contest at Aberdeen today and Friday. Soloists and small groups include a girls sextet boys quartet bass tenor alto and soprano vocal soloists directed by Miss Clitice Distad. The instrumental group trained by C G Olson features a clarinet quartet and trombone soloist. The high school band mixed chorus and glee clubs will perform Friday.
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Aberdeen
Clitice ‘Distad
C. G. Olson
Doland
G. W. Cook
Rotarians Hear Talk On Mexico Impressions Tells Of Trip
Irwin A. Churchill spoke at the Mare via Hughitt Hotel about impressions from a brief trip to Mexico. He contrasted Mexico as a country of Indians with fewer whites, noted poverty and social aims, and described Mexicans as a rough, hardy people shaped by centuries of domination.
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Rotary Club
Im Rapids City
George Crouse
Iren Carvedl
Towa
Julia Boonewath
Education Shares In Apportionment
Education shares in apportionment report show $53.42 uprerGoned for education and charitable institutions for the Test quarter of 193s. First quarter 1937 apportionment was $90,020 with allocations to Brookings State College, Doll Experiment State, Vermillion University, Plankinton acting school, Sioux MASE school, Giry blind school, Redfield feeble minded school, and School of Mines in 1a il Selicals aly 00 South 18, 8,04.
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Eager
State College
Brookings
Doll Experiment State
University At
Vermillion
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Giry
Setewl
Redfield
School of Mines
South
Highmore Music Contest Showcases Vocal and Instrumental Talent
Highmore students compete in a multi category music contest featuring vocal solos instrumental solos and ensembles. Participants include Nathaniel Bes Kubo Doan tinsGid Donna Jean Harris Bolte shordon and Nathaniel Krisndson on various instruments. Ensembles include a woodwind quintet and a girls sextet along with large mixed choir and chorus groups. Competition unfolds Friday with performances by the picts' so club and other choirs.
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Marjorie Haislin
Toesphine Quirk
Wiha Seberemann
Watertown Chamber to Elect New President Next Week
Watertown Chamber of Commerce to elect a new president next Tuesday replacing Walter Rekers who declines duties. J A Hoffmann secretary announced. Rekers elected in March could not accept due to pressing duties.
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Watertown
Commercy
Walter Hekers
J. A.hoffmann
Mr. Rekers
School to Close For Friday After Fundraising Concerts
Students in Aberdeen faced a school closure Friday after a series of fundraisers held to defray expenses for several concerts bene fits and dances. The final concert Wednesday night featured many organizations and soloists, with about 141 cata needed to transrepresent.
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Aberdeen
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