Morrison Has Varied Career
Brookings April 18 editor note Profiles four time Republican candidate Morrison 46 of Brookings former farmer rancher government scientist and college professor now in insurance and finance He was state senator in 1921 introducing eight bills six became laws His aims include owner operated farms monetary reform tariffs and national waterways He is married with six children and has deep roots in Miner County.
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South Dakota
Brookings
Joe D. m
Syst
South Hakata
Morrison
de Smet
Mr. Morrison
Jennie Miner
Capt
Kelson Miner
Miner
Barbara Goode Elected State College W A A Leader
Barbara Goode of Alexandria is named president of the State college chapter of the Women's Athletic Association after elections. Jeanne Keller of Viborg serves as secretary and Vivian Yerry of Wessington Springs as treasurer. Retiring officers include Anne Thue of Lake Norden Burnadotte Culhane of Brookings Mary Schanandore of Flandreau and Dorothy Haas of Volga. The W A A is a prominent campus group shaping athletics participation and physical education at State College.
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Barbara Goode
Brookings
Alexandria
State College
Women's Athletic Association
Jeanne Keller
Viborg
Vivian Yerry
Wessington Springs
Anne Thue
Lake Norden
Burnadotte Culhane
Mary Schanandore
Flandreau
Dorothy Haas
Volga
State Students Plan Industrial Tour To Indianapolis
Twenty five pharmacy students and faculty from State College will leave Brookings on May 29 for Indianapolis after a Chicago stop. They will ride autos to Minneapolis to join North Dakota and Minnesota students before boarding a train to Indianapolis to visit a major pharmaceutical firm. Return is scheduled for May 24. The trip funds vary by student, with some paid personally or by student organizations.
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Janer Brookings
Minnesota University
Chicago
Hall of Science
State College
Brookings
Cogley Back Home After Severe Pneumonia Attack
John M. Cogley a prominent Democrat returned to Sioux Falls from Washington D C with a severe pneumonia attack. He was admitted to a hospital in critical condition. Earlier he had gone to confer with government officials on transferring the Canton Indian asylum property to the state and to push improvements at the Flandreau Indian school.
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Cogley
Sioux Falls
John M. Cogley
Washington, D. C
Washington
Canton Indian Asylum
Flandreau Indian School
Married at Huron in Bonilla area wedding
Miss Mildred Miller and Wayne Swaney were married at Huron on Saturday. Both have lived in the area since childhood. They will reside near Bonilla where the groom operates a farm.
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Huron
Bonilla
Mildred Miller
Wayne Swaney
Women Honored At State College Recognition Day
BROOKINGS April 18 The day will be May 22 when Sigma Lambda Sigma sorority hosts a recognition banquet to honor top freshman coeds scholastically. A student assembly program will involve only women, and the week’s Industrial Collegian will be produced by women with male staff handing duties to the students.
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Brookings
State College
Sigema Lambda Sigma
National Honorary Service Sorority
Dorothy Akre
Garretson
Industrial Collegian
Case backs many moves for SD candidate Case
A South Dakota primary sketch profiles Francis Case of Custer the youngest district four Republican candidate. It lists his wins including a national intercollegiate oratorical contest, his “summer White House” idea aiding Coolidge, bonus certificates support, and service roles. It notes birth in Everly Iowa 1895, editorial work, education at Dakota Wesleyan Northwestern, and platforms from better markets to universal draft and resource development.
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South Dakota
Custer
Francis Case
Secend
Case
Custer 'Chronicle
Lake Mohonk
White House
Coolidge
Black Hills
West River Republican
State Board of Regents
Everly
Rapid City Journal
Hot Springs Star
American Legion
Hot Springs
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Spearfish
Normal
Northwestern University
Masonic Lodge
Officers Reserve Corps
Black Hills Press Association
Civil Service
PWA
Young Democratic Club Organized at Seneca
In Seneca the Young Democratic Club was formed with about 0 residents from Seneca and nearby areas meeting at the town hall. F. A. Grodler of Gettysburg, Potter county Young Democrats organizer, oversaw the event. Officers elected include Dr. R. E. Burgess as president, Margerite Cox as vice president, W. J. Breene as secretary, Clara Gutenhauf as treasurer, and F. A. Radamacher as division taxation representative.
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Seneca Seneca
Seneca
F. A Grodler
Gettysburg
Potter County
Young Democrats
R. E. Burgess
Margerite Cox
W. J. Breene
Ard
Clara, Gutenhauf
F.A. Radamacher
Delegates Attend YCL Convention in Huron
April 18 report shows Hazel Christianson Clark Atchinson Clinton Barrick Robert Crawford and Kenneth French attending the YCL convention in Huron as delegates. Dor othy Syring and Violet Everson accompanied them.
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Bonilla
Hazel Christianson
Clark Atchinson
Clinton Barrick
Robert Crawford
Kenneth French
Huron
YCL
Dorothy Syring
Violet Everson
Gettysburg discovers rare 1861 Saturday Evening Post issue
A Gettysburg owner preserves an August 1 861 Saturday Evening Post issue. The eight page paper includes early Civil War bond information, Northern attitudes, and McClellan leadership commentary. It features an ad for The Garden State of the Union, notes the Post’s fortieth anniversary, and highlights war related engravings and literary excerpts. The front shows a woodcut of the Hampton Episcopal church, one of the oldest in the United States.
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Gettysburg
Saturday Evening Post
M. M. Mertens
Ealy
McClellan
Post
Linos
Union
United States
Canada
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
New England
Pierre Student To Head D. W. U. Group
Dwight Schwab of Pierre, a Dakota Wesleyan junior, was elected president of the Daedalian Literary society in an April 13 election. He serves as business manager of the 1935 Tumbleweed and is active in forensics, also managing the college yearbook SSOTe. Other officers include Willcovksom vice president Stark secretary Wagner treasurer Wager chaplain Spickman sergeant-at-arms Phillips board representative.
Walseth Heads State College Scabbard and Blade
Erling Walseth of Clear Lake has been elected captain of the State College chapter of Scabbard and Blade. Hugh Frandsen of Plankinton and Ingram Hermanson of Garretson were elected first and second lieutenants, with Harry Dawson of Canistota named first sergeant. Fred Baxa of Wagner is in charge of the upcoming annual fraternity picnic.
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Walseth
Brookings
Erling Walseth
Clear Lake
State College
Scabbard and Blade
Hugh Frandsen
Plankinton
Ingram Hermanson
Garretson
Harry Dawson
Canistota
Fred Baxa
Wagner
Clark County Plans Tag Day to Aid Crippled Children
Clark County South Dakota forms to raise funds for crippled children. Nurse Kathleen Keenan names a meeting of church and civic leaders. May 5 tag day planned with aim to collect at least 10 cents per adult. State matching funds will double every dollar raised for hospitals transport braces and related care.
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Clark
Clark County
South Dakota
Kathleen Keenan
Lark County
William Bockoven
Clark City Hall
William Backoven
G. F. Pankonin
P. R. Seal Jen
George Maltby
Victor Jones
George Otte
H. G. Skog Mo
J. T. O'Neill
Erwin Foss
W. P. Tobin
C. L. Sherburne
Severance
Gann Valley Class Chooses 1934 Plays for Spring
The Gann Valley high school senior class selects a mystery play Spooky Tavern by Jay Taluas and a one act Happy Days by Octavia Roberts to be directed by Grace Ahern in early May. Casts include Wal lace Huglin Bernadine Dyson Ellen Nelson Dorothy Anderson Ruth Menzie Wilma Henrichsen Maurice Henrichsen Emery Neiland Virgil Vierick Wayne Vaughn Marcus Wulff Ethel Anderson Elvina Neiland Beatrice Dye Louise Henrichsen Edith Buglin Melba Hathaway Louise Trainer.
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Gann Valley
Gann Valley High School
Jay Taluas
Octavia Roberts
Grace Ahern
Wallace Huglin
Bernadine Dyson
Ellen Nelson
Dorothy Anderson
Ruth Menzie
Wilma
Maurice Henrichsen
Emery Neiland
Virgil Vierick
Wayne Vaughn
Marcus Wulff
Ethel Anderson
Elvina Neiland
Beatrice Dye
Louise Henrichsen
Edith Buglin
Melba Hathaway
Louise Trainer
Child Health Group Formed in Gettysburg
Civic and civic and infernal organizations formed the Child Health association to fund a county wide health program under county nurse Miss Marie Krogman. Funds will defray corrective medical and dental work for needy city children. Local group elected Mrs. H C Westphal president and Mrs L G Manfall secretary with Rev Standish MacIntosh treasurer. A county health chest fund drive will be organized by city groups. A school inspection by the county nurse began this week. results expected in ten days to two weeks. A follow up meeting is set for Guildhall at 3 20 Monday April 20.
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Gettysburg
Child Health Association
Marie Krogman
H. C. Westphal
L. G. Manfall
Standish MacIntosh
City Health Chest
Health Association
Guildhall
Lemmon And Glenham Lead South Dakota Music Contest
Lemmon won Class A and Glenham won Class C in the Northwestern South Dakota high school contest held April 18. No Class B competition. Lemmon contestants totaled 40 points but Mobridge led with 45 after judges ruled for no points when events had no opposition. Mobridge contestants were unopposed in three events.
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Lemmon
Glenham
South Dakota
Bet
Rover Mobridge
Mobridge
South Dakota Aims For Best State Exhibit in Chicago
Pierre April 18 Special The secretary of agriculture C A Russell aims for South Dakota to win best state exhibit at the 1934 World Fair. Last year South Dakota placed third with an exhibit costing about 23000, far less than California and Florida which spent about 200000. Florida and South Dakota seek first place this year, Florida raising 260000 by subscription, Florida clubs crediting increased tourism while South Dakota plans to rearrange material and add overlooked items from last year.
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Pierre
C. A. Russell
South Dakota
California
Florida
Miniature radio set wins big results at State college
Brookings April 18. H F Vert, a radio operator at the State college station YY, built a four by six inch radio with one tube and three dials. It has heard stations from Brazil Denmark Mexico Peru France New Zealand Hawaii Australia, mostly between 1:00 and 4:00 am, delighting the small set owner with the reach of a much larger set.
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Brookings
H. F. Vert
NRA
Sudio
State College
Cwner
Brazil
Denmark
Mexico
Peru
France
New Zealand
Hawaii
Australia
Students Earn Scholastic Honors at State College
BROOKINGS April 18 Two seniors at State College were honored for freshman year scholarship. Oscar Olson Wentworth agronomy and Glen Ellingson Fireau engineering received top honors from Alpha Zeta national scholastic fraternity for highest standing among rural freshmen and Ellingson earned the Engineer's Handbook for top engineering record. Awards were presented by Leslie Johnson Gayville Alpha Zeta president and Robert Hoo Tumbia Delta Pi Ch president at a student assembly.
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Brookings
Two Sur
State College
Tiare Qscar Olson
Wentworth
Agricult
Glen Ellingson
Fireau
Alpha Zeta
Ellingson
Leslie Johnson
Gayville
Pres Alpha Zeta
Robert Hoo Tumbia
Delta Pi
Pneumonia Sufferer Sent to Huron Hospital
A farmer living five miles from Bomilla is reported to be suffering a sudden attack of pneumonia and was conveyed to Huron hospital for treatment. The brief notice notes his condition and location with sparse details.
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Bomilla
Specis Cari
Conaned
New Relief Director Named in Yankton County
Pierre April 18 announced the appointment of E P. Chappel and Strandberg as Yankton County relief director with H M Cass as field relief supervisor. Chappel previously served as a state relief investigator for three months and J R Andres was a temporary relief director and relief auditor in the county.
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