Hold County S. S. Meeting Set For Sunday
Beadle County Sunday School Association plans a Sunday program in Hitchcock on April 27 with Walter S. Van of Huron as president. The event features morning worship sermon by Arthur Tweet and a potluck lunch, plus afternoon group conferences, special music, and a pageant closing the day titled The Challenge of the Cross.
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Leveryone
Ritchcock
Susie Thompson
Broadland
Geo. L. Kemper
South Dakota Council of Religious Education
Aberdeen
S. D
Emma Sunderman
Huron
Arthur Tweet
L. B. Harmon
Huron College
Fanny Mills
Wolsey
Huron M. E
Volga C C Discusses Field Day and Street Work
At a Volga commercial club meeting progress was made on Field Day set for May 16 and on graveling and grading streets. Committees were formed to arrange a moving picture Dakotah for Field Day and to screen solicitors to curb graft by fake salesmen. The club delegated flag promotion to the American Legion and approved a $1500 street budget.
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Volga C. C
Volga
Volga Commercial Club
C. C
Martinson
W. Heimstra
J. AL. Hall
V. Dalthrop
Volta
American Legion
Bancroft Senior Class Play Opens Week at Hall
Bancroft high presents its senior class play this Friday night at the community hall featuring Henry Stone and a large cast including Wesley Mead Carlotta Al ma Mead Jane Sara beth Proper Miss Lillian Stone Lois Hoover and Susie Huffman with Ripley family members and a detective in the ensemble The calendar also lists May 4 Baccalaureate May 9 Love Pirates of Hawaii Ely 9 and May 16 commencement Exercises with a musical clues composition by Viola Peterson Leif Hoover Susie Huffman Alvia Mead Eva Goyer Sarabeth Proper Hober and Dod Frye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Bancroft High School
Community Hall
Henry Stone
Wesley Mead
Carlotta
Alma Mead
Jane
Sarabeth Proper
Lillian Stone
Lois Hoover
Mosely Betts
Ted Rothenberg
Lucy Lu
Ripley
Viola Peterson
Wanda Pawlowska
Eva Gever
Caroline
Susie Huffman
Ben
Hebert Alberts
Sarabeth Proper, Hober
Dod Frye
Compors A Clues
Proposal for 210-Room Sioux Falls Hotel Plan
April 22 proposal to erect a 210 room modern hotel costing about 1,000,000 on the Cataract hotel site was made by E C Eppley head of the Eppley Hotels before local business men. He suggested financing partly come from Sioux Falls. Opposition noted a separate drive for a new hotel at Eighth Street and Philips Avenue and a campaign would start soon.
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Sioux Falls
E. C. Eppley
Eppley Hotels
Eighth Street
Philips Avenue
Transportation Mix Attracts Hills Tourists In Rapid City
Report from Rapid City April 24 notes tourists arrive by limousines and walking, with some in houses on wheels and even a fiddle- competing old timer from Iowa seeking a 3106 prize. A motorcycle with a sidecar carries a tent, while others travel by freight and standard cars, many seeking a discreet presence.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
Towa
Belle Fourche
Iroquois Awards Graveling Contract to Roy Campbell
IROQUOIS April 24 Special The graveling contract for Iroquois streets goes to Roy Campbell of De Smet with a bid of four cents per yard for hauling and placing. Campbell will start as soon as notice is given, likely early in May.
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Iroquois
Roy Campbell
de Smet
Campbell
Teaching Exalted Profession Urged by SDU Leader
Springfield April 24 Hor Than G. James president of the University of South Dakota told Springfield State Teachers College students that teaching is the most important and exalted profession in the country. He argued its influence affects every person for at least eight years through free public elementary education as the foundation of American civilization.
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James
Springfield
Than G. James
University of South Dakota
State Teachers College
Williamson Talks Tonight at WNAX in Aberdeen
R F Williamson formerly speaker of the South Dakota house will host a radio broadcast on WNAX in Yankton to back Brooke Howell’s campaign for the Republican nomination for governor. The program runs Thursday evening from 7 45 to 8 05.
State Fire Loss Shows Decrease in Early 1930
Pierre April 24 Fire damage in South Dakota for January through March 1930 totaled 280,153.76 dollars, down from 392,642.35 dollars for the same period in 1926. There were 305 fires in the three months this year compared with 362 in 1929, with Minnehaha County reporting 82 fires and leading in total damage at 45,856.34 dollars. Sparks caused 57 fires, defective wiring 21, and seven fires in Turner County caused 34,320 dollars in losses.
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Minnehaha County
Beadle County
Brown County
Turner County
South Dakota
County Fiscal Totals by County Names and Amounts
A compiled list shows multiple counties with corresponding counts and dollar amounts. Entries include Dewey with four and 19 775 dollars, Minnehaha with 28 and 45 856 dollars, Pennington with nine and 31 068 dollars, and Turner with seven and 34 370 dollars among others.
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Deuey
Dewey
Douglas
Edmunds
Faulk
Grant
Gregory
Haakon
Hamlin
Hand
Hughes
Hutchinson
Jerauld
Kenipsbury
Lake
Lawrence
Lincoln
Lyman
Meade
Minnehaha
Pennington
Potter
Sanborn
Spink
Stanley
Tripp
Turner
Union
Yankton
Wesleyan Professor Contributes Articles to National Journals
Professor Ralph E. Dunbar head of the chemistry department at Dakota Wesleyan University has been publishing in national science journals. The Chemist Analyst features a self adjusting pipette burette and will publish The Preparation of Powdered Sodium. Science Education's March issue includes Chemistry For Fun with a two page article and bibliography.
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Mitchell
Ralph E. Dunbar
Dakota Wesleyan University
National Science Journals
Science Education
Ree Heights Juniors Present Class Play REL WEIGHTS
The Junior play The Third Floor Front was well presented Monday evening to a large crowd. Juniors Twila Else Robert Leyser Helen Meade Frank Lingschll Elaine Thompson Harold Bell Ellen McKelvey Norma Lingscheit Harold Lett Dorothy Schwartz Helen Sukn Bernice Moore participated.
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Ree Heights
Twila Else
Robert Leyser
Helen Meade
Frank Lingschcll
Elaine Thompson
Harold Bell
Ellen McKelvey
Norma Lingscheit
Harold Lett
Dorothy Schwartz
Helen Sukn
Bernice Moore
Bulow Returns to Office After Minneapolis Trip
Governor WJ Bulow resumed duties at his office after a short trip to Minneapolis. He spoke Monday at a Democratic meeting. Poem Wins Prize for J C Lindberg from Northern Normal. Poem authored by Lindberg won first place in Indiana State Poetry magazine published in Indianapolis.
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Aberdeen
J. C. Lindberg
Northern
Normal
Indiana State Poetry Magazine
Indianapolis
County Spelling Meet Held at Miller Auditorium
County winners are announced for oral and written spelling contests held at Miller Auditorium. Primary group winners include Jessie Morris Sunbeam Holden and Marjorie Molesworth Hammill Rockdale. intermediate winners Edna Milne Star Holden and Helen Hancock Hammill. advanced winners Marie Thompson Curtis Como and Joyce Sorenson Kelley Yorke. Delegates and alternates named for state events and Y C S convention set for Pierre May 27 and 28.
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Miller Miller
Jessie Morris
Sunbeam
Holden Township
Marjorie Molesworth
Hammill
Rockdale Township
Helen Briderbaugh
Keck
Hiland Township
Edna Milne
Star
Helen Hancock
Doris Harrison
Spring Valley
Florence Township
Marie Thompson
Curtis
Como Township
Joyce Sorenson
Kelley
Yorke Township
Olga Hargens
South School
Howell Township
Hand County
Eva Low Robinson
Johnson
Mondamin Township
Mildred Weeks
Lone Tree
Pearl Township
Pierre
Thelma Almond
Lenore Danburg
Bonnie McCarl
Harold Banning
Mary Watson
Seven Lawyers Battle in Clear Lake Probate Dispute
In Clear Lake on April 24 seven lawyers fight over the Bertha Sandland estate in a probate court case. Mrs. Martha Grayning claims to be the decedent’s adopted daughter and seeks A. A. Aaberg as administrator. About 20 heirs oppose Grayning and back F. A. Olson of Toronto for administrator to distribute the estate. The case features around a dozen witnesses and is described as unusually complex.
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Clear Lake
Bertha Sandland
Martha Grayning
A. A. Aaberg
Grayning
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