Lapke Attorneys Seek Second Trial On Three Grounds
Alphonse Lapke, a 52 year old Miller County farmer, plans to ask Circuit Judge Frank Fisher for a new trial on three grounds including alleged errors at the first trial and insufficiency of evidence. If denied, an appeal to the South Dakota Supreme Court is contemplated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse Lapke
Frank Fisher
Kenly
Lapke
South Dakota Supreme Court
Harlan Bushfield
Here
Alain
Permers
Tmesses
Harry
Conrad Lapke
Alphonse
John Doe
Lawke
Anton Lapke
Elemion
C. B. Carroll
John Pusey
Miller
Bushfeld
Grant Parrish
Frank Mitchell
Aighouse
Sioux Falls
Fedora Pupils Win In District Commercial Contests
Fedora pupils placed in the district high school commercial contest held at Woonsocket and will compete in the state contest at Nit ehell April 25. Velda Lund first in amateur shorthand with Louise Griswold second. B Velda Land first and Louise Griswold third in amateur typing. Merle Songstad first in novice typing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedora
Woonsocket
Nitehell
Velda Lund
Louise Griswold
B. Velda Land
Louie Griswold
Merle Songstad
Abandoned car with Minnesota plate found near Gurney building
Local authorities are checking with Minnesota avengers following the discovery of an abandoned automobile in Yankton. The car bore a Minnesota license plate, had a flat tire and an empty gas tank, and a hole in the windshield appeared made by gravel or a bullet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton Yankton
Minnesota Avalers
Minnesota
Gurney Building
Garden Club Forms Glorious Garden Growers
The Garden club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O Neal with Clayton Kelovy as assistant. The club grew to 26 members and named itself the Glorious Garden Growers. Planning of gardens was discussed and a demonstration by Aldine Fox was shown. Harold Griswold Velma Clark appointed to the entertainment committee for the next meeting. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Jones of Howard attended as guests. Decleen Lambert serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Frank O'Neal
Clayton Kelovy
Sgeder
Aldine Fox
Harold Griswold
Velma Clark
University of South Dakota yearbook to appear May first
The 1832 Coyote yearbook for the University of South Dakota is set to be published May 1. Edited by James Sweet of Washington DC and under Milton Sturgis of Arlington's business direction, the 1932 Coyote will feature a definite theme and be among the university's outstanding yearbooks. It will appear earlier than in past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of South Dakota
James Sweet
Washington, D. C
Milton Sturgis
Arlington
Eva Glassbrook Returns From Boston Conference
Eva Glassbrook dean of women at the University of South Dakota and state AAUW president returned from a ten day trip to Boston where she represented South Dakota at the international conference of university women. She served on the association’s executive committee and announced the next annual convention will be in Minneapolis. The South Dakota meeting is set for Aberdeen May 1 and 2 with more than 130 participants and wide representation from all states and 40 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Glassbrook
Boston
University of South Dakota
American Association of University Women
South Dakota
International Conference of University Women
Dean Glassbrook
Minneapolis
Aberdeen
Deadwood Masons Prepare Spring Reunion Events
A large number of Master Masons will visit Deadwood April 20 to 23 for the annual spring reunion of the Scottish Rite bodies at the Masonic Temple. Degrees will be conferred from the 4th to the 14th Monday, 13th to 18th Tuesday and Wednesday, and the 1st at 10:50 a.m. plus the 32nd at 4 p.m Thursday. The 7th degree banquet is set for 6:36 p.m. in the temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Osteopaths Plan 1531 South Dakota Convention at Lake Madison
Madison hosts the 1531 osteopathic convention June 1 and 2 at Lake Madison chautauqua grounds with Dr. F El Burkholder of Sioux Falls as principal speaker. Doctors P M Thistlethwaite C S Betix L S Betts and J G Follett part of the planning and banquet toastmaster will be Dr. Follett. Memorial Day visits precede the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Entertainment Committee
South Dakota
George T. Conley
Kansas City
Kansas City College of Osteopathic Physicians
Charles Schoolcraft
Watertown
C. S. Betix
L. S Betts
Huron
J. G Follett
Grandview Hotel
Lake
County Tax Deadline Urges Early Payment in Bea dle County
Beadle County residents are urged to pay taxes early to avoid long lines at the county treasurer’s office. Treasurer Mrs. Madden warns that only 14 days remain to pay the first half of 1939 taxes to avoid delinquency. A 1 percent monthly penalty applies to delinquent taxes, and personal taxes must be paid to avoid losing a vehicle license. Bring last year’s receipt if the property description is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Madden
Beadle County
Madden
Hills Rally Set by Laurel Engberg at Rapid City
Laurel Engberg announces the Hills rally of the Baptist Young People’s Union in Rapid City. Rev W H Bayles of Huron will address Who Knows in the morning service with devotions by Rev Read and a business session. Judge Harold F Henley will speak at the evening service. All Black Hills youth invited.
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Huron
R.C
Rapid City
Laurel Engberg
Baptist Young People’s Union
Hills
W. H. Bayles
Read
Harold F. Henley
Black Hills
District P T A Meet At Madison Next Week
National P T A leaders convene the fifth annual sixth district high school meeting in Madison on Monday April 36 with Mrs. John Hayes of Twin Falls Idaho as principal speaker. She is a national P T A representative and Child Welfare magazine associate editor en route to Hot Springs Arkansas for the national convention and will visit district conventions in South Dakota. Delegates from units in Minneapolis Miner McCook and Lake counties are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
National Parent Teachers Association
John Hayes
Twin Falls
Idaho
National
Child Welfare Magazine
Hot Springs
Ark
South Dakota
Minnehaha
Miner
McCook and
Lake Counties
Yankton Chamber Names Five New Directors
In Yankton on April 16 the chamber of commerce elected five directors for three year terms. Named were B. F. Barron S. G. Gilliland J. M Lio Fred H. Monfore and Russell Lundy to serve through the next three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Cleanliness Now Being Practiced
Vermillion reports on rising public awareness of personal hygiene and disease prevention. A. L. Haines notes education from schoolchildren to nurses in health departments has spurred better food handling and water purification, while detailing three cleaner classes and common agents like soap borax and ammonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
A. L. Haines
University of South Dekate
Walton League Head Endorses Ponds and Dams
Walton League president Walter Pratt advocates building ponds on farms with L. E. Highley as adviser. He notes ponds boost moisture, sub irrigation, and yields in dry farming areas, attract water birds, and allow fish stocking.
Wessington To Elect Mayor And Council
Voters in Wessington go to the polls on Tuesday April 21 to elect a mayor and one council member from each ward for two-year terms. Current mayor W. A. Stewart stands for re election with no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Imperial
Get Rid of Rheumatism in 48 Hours with Allenra
Advert says rheumatic pain stems from uric acid in blood and promises removal in 48 hours by taking one tablespoon of Allenra three times daily. Claims result prevents joint damage and offers money-back guarantee if it fails. Sold at Longstiff Drug Co and other druggists for three cents per dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenru
Longstiff Drug Co
Allenia
Sciatica
Mt Vernon District P T A Set Convention Program
Mt Vernon hosts the tenth district P T A convention on April 71 with delegates from seven counties. Featured speaker is Mrs John Hayes of Twin Falls Idaho plus district officers reports and musical acts from Mitchell High School and Mt Vernon Mother-Teacher Chorus. Publicity records will be exhibited and judged for transfer to the national convention in Hot Springs Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hayes
Twin Falls
Idaho
National
Child Welfare Magazine
Buffalo County
Dan Quill Solon
Abel Had
Mocassin
Melvin Red Hall
David Clark
Ft Thompson
Arkansas
Chris Hinning
Farr Robinson
Earl Roadman
Don Hamilion
Madison Resort Opening Preparations Underway
April 16 reports show Lake Madison and Lake Herman resorts facing a busy season. Grounds and buildings receive thorough overhauls while managers anticipate one of the largest seasons on record. Cottage residents arrive, roller skating starts, and beaches are improved to enhance fishing facilities for summer.
Artistic drinking fountain gifted to Beresford by Chris Olsen
Beresford receives an artistic drinking fountain donated by Chris Olsen. The piece is built on an old porcelain base with Black Hills rock and ores, decorative vines and flowers, set in white cement. Installation will follow water hookups in the city park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beresford Beresford
Chris Olsen
Beresford
Olwen
Black Hills
Baptismal Services At Alpena Methodist Church
The Alpena Methodist Church held baptismal services Sunday morning with nine infants baptized and several added to the cradle roll. Mrs H A Murrocked conducted the cradle rocking ceremony as cradle roll was received into the Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena Alpfna
Methodist Church
Cradle Rail Department
Mra
H. A. Mur
Fragmentary clubs notes on a welcome event and awards
The text describes a small group in a meeting with Beadle assistance and teaching remarks. A welcome event featured speaking and songs, a certificate and Bible verse were presented, and McManus, a Detroit veteran, received attention about a pennant pursuit.
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Dean Glasbrook
Chicago
Cradock
America
Hess van Wel
Arencia
Barerg
Herve Havishings
Adverti
Mt. Vernon
P. T. A. Meet
O’neal’s
Northwestern
Matton Chaps Pond
Madison Resorts
Taraal
McManus
Detroit
Wilson Barber Auto Co
Sterling
Northrup, King & Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Hanne’ Vaaup Kink
Russell-Miller Milling Co
Brammer's
Alpena
D. Gee
W. Michel
Argeane
S. D
Farmers Grain Co
Artesian
W. Perry & Sons
Bancroft
Chas, Olson, Burdette
Service
Carthage
Goodrich
Carver
Harms
Crandon
Warmers Cash
de Smet
Kiere
Esmond
S. D. Rayvilie
Merc
Rayville
S. DB
Wayland Co-op
Merc. Co
Wayland
D. Holtey Bros
Virgil
S. D. Hayes-Lucas Lbr
D. Wood's
Wessington Springs
Eres
Uae
Celassy & Co
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