Scribbler 1932 Edition Published at University of South Dakota
The 1932 Scribbler, the annual campus literary magazine from the University of South Dakota, appeared with plays, short stories, essays, poems, and paragraphs. Awards went to students including Virginia Taylor Sioux City and Lucius Wagner Faulkton for poetry. Elmer G. Tretzig judged short stories. Dorothy Crowder Vermilion and Alpha Larson Vermilion earned paragraph honors. Virginia Taylor edited the volume with Zora Mae Scholl Mitchell and staff Lucille Thompson Vermillion Margaret Drexel Aberdeen.
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Vermillion
Scribbler
University of South Dakota
Alpha Chi Alpha
Samuel Davenport
Wagner
Faulkton
James Sweet
Ington
D.C
Lucius TH. Aberdeen
Elmer G. Tretzig
Journatien
The
University
Taylor
Sioux City
McFar
Mildred van Ruschen
Salon
Roger Boardman
Springville
N.Y
Grandma
Roger C. Boardman
N. Y
Florence Parrish
Rapid City
George Green
Sioux Falls
Dorothy Crowder
Alpha Larson
Mermion
Virginia Taylor
Saw City
Zora Mae Scholl
Mitchell
Lucille Thompson
Margaret Dreexer
Aberdeen
Warren Bailey Achieves High College Ranking
Warren Bailey of Cavour a freshman agricultural student at State College ranks twenty six overall in winter averages, earning the honor by maintaining superior grades in all subjects and achieving EB in more than one course according to registrar figures released in Brookings.
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Warren Bailey
Cavour
Brookings
State College
Bailey
Three Huron Students on State Honor Roll
Brookings April 26 Bernice Bowers Ruth Bowe and Margaret Townsend of Huron made the honor roll at State College for the winter quarter figures from the registrar show. All three earned ranking 3 Students requiring superior grades in all subjects and a perfect E in more than one. Bowers ranked third Bowe nineteenth Townsend twenty third.
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Huron
Brookings
Bernice Bowers
Ruth Bowe
Margaret Townsend
State College
Miss Bowers
Miss Bowe
Miss Townsend
Neighbor Ranchers In Different States Brave
BRAVE April 23 reports a unique AZ ranch where two houses sit about 50 feet apart in the same yard, one in Jonce county and the other in Lyman county. The Innes brothers James and Ward operate the ranch on the White River, 20 miles south of Vivian, D.
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AZ Ranch
Jonce County
Lyman County
Erothers
James
Ward Innes
Big White River
Vivian
Program at Raymond School Auctioneered by Lou Hurlbut
A high school program and basket social were held in the Raymond School auditorium, the first in years. Junior leadership under Miss Havel Hageman featured a cherry special play, community singing led by Miss Hareman, and a vocal solo from Alice Hubin. The event included an orchestra selection and refreshments served by the junior girls.
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Miss Hareman
Alee Club
Alice Hubin
Cold
Grasshopper Eggs Hatching At Salem
Grasshopper eggs found in multiple county locations raise concerns for next season. Officials urge immediate control measures by destroying egg pods and discing fields to reduce future infestations. Local agents report egg clusters in seed fields fences and pastures, with advisories to remove debris where eggs may hatch.
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Salem Salem
Sontroy
Election In Sight In Jerauld County Primary Contests
The forthcoming Jer auld primary features contests in the Republican ticket with two to four candidates for most county offices. Notable races include Elizabeth Luton, F. E. Tupper, George Whitney and Hazel Dean for treasurer. S. E. Mutz and Clyde Price for auditor. Olaf Olson and A. F. Pinard for sheriff. and others for register of deeds and clerk of courts. Democrats present a full slate with a single contest between Alberta Fellows and Jean P Jensen for register of deeds.
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W. P. Ross
L. E. Johnson
D. W. Tiede
Augusta
Carpenter Boy Improves After Accident at Tack Day
Little James Carter, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Carter, is reported to be recovering at a Huron hospital after being struck on the head by a hammer during tack day practice by older boys at Carpenter.
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Carpenter
James Carter
Ralph Carter
Huron Hospital
Censorship Debate by Carpenter Study Club
Carpenter April 26. The study club met at Mrs. W. A. Hicks home. After roll call and current events the program featured Mrs. Hicks reading Caravans of Cannibals and a debate on censorship of books plays and motion pictures with Ira Boyd and Mrs. Hannigan presenting opposing views. Lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter Carpenter
Speciay
Carpenter Study Club
W. A. Hicks
Ira Boyd
Loss Of Bullion Recalled By Pioneer
Deadwood reports the recall of gold bullion valued at $2006 stored in a leather sack at the foot of a snow slide on the Yankee fork of the Salmon river. Charles Keene recounts the 35 year old accident when a stage from Custer carried bullion from the Lucky Boy mine was buried by a slide. The mail sacks were secured to horse harnesses and the crew trudged to Fort Robinson, while the bullion remained untouched until June 2 when a team finally moved through. The narrative cites harsh winter conditions and a picnic, shovel depths, and a nine foot saw on the Waikee fork in the same year.
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Deadwood
Yankee Fork
Salmon River
Charles Keene
Doadwood
Custer
Lucky Boy Mine
United States
Fort Robinson
Keene
Bonanza
Waikee
Osceola Girl Burned Face After Frying Spoon Accident
Helen Suseh 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs EH Busch, suffered severe facial burns when a spoon dropped into hot grease and splashed her face. Six areas burned badly plus other spots. Burns reportedly healing as well as could be expected.
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Osceola
Helen Suseh
EH. Busch
Presbyterian boys enjoy hike and campfire treats
The Sunday school class of the Presbyterian church in Forestsurg, led by Harold Howe, spent a day hiking and playing games. They had an out-of-doors lunch, built campfires, roasted wieners, and enjoyed marshmallows. Mrs Reed Carkin injured a toe stepping on a nail but expects a full recovery.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Harold Howe
Bir Jione
Esmond
Ape
Reed Carkin
Three Sioux Falls Children Start 4000 Mile Norway Trip
Mildred eight, Clifford seven, and Matthew six, three siblings from Sioux Falls, begin a 4000 mile journey by rail and sea to Stavanger Norway to join their grandparents after their mother stays behind to save for the voyage. The county funds covered five years of support and transportation costs, with the children leaving Sunday and boarding the Stavangerfjord in New York on Wednesday.
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Sioux Falls
Stavanger
Norway
Sten
Chicago
U. S
Stavangerfjord
New York
Mildred
Clifford
Matthew
Forestburg Junior Senior Banquet Courses in Indian Theme
The annual junior senior banquet was held in the Lutheran church basement in Forestburg. Decorations featured senior colors wine and silver with spring branches and flowers. An Indian tent, wigwam booklet menu, canoe place cards, and themed toasts highlighted the evening.
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Forestbur
Forestburg
Lutheran Church
Thelma Hine
Ellen Ohlson
Laura Howe
Clarence Farnam
Theone Fouberg
Miss Enos
Marta Kindert
Mr. Howe
Chief
Conditions Are Fine In Day County Crops Report
WEBSTER April 26 Weather favorable for planting Day county crops. Wheat remains main crop with mixed varieties and Red Durum dominant. Oats and barley sown. soil moist and germination good. Four small grain test plots sown under county agent Al O Connell on Waller, Nichauls, Perry, and Dotney farms to compare ten varieties and flax. Farmers monitor development.
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Day County
Webster
al O'Connel
Herman Waller
F. F. Nichauls
Andover
CV. N. Perry
Pierpont
Leo Dotney
Grenville
Irrigation Project Under Way In Belle Fourche Area
Belle Fourche on April opening of field work for cucumber planting announced by C H Pickarts local manager for a Chicago company supplying seeds to farmers The company predicts about 300 acres of cucumbers will be planted this year not reaching last year’s total Seed distribution is from Belle Fourche Nisland Newell and Vaiz stations.
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Belle Fourche
C. H Pickarts
Chicago
Patricia Fitzpatrick Heads Student Group in Aberdeen
Patricia Fitzpatrick, Aberdeen sophomore at Northern State Teachers College, was elected president of the Women’s Self-Government association, defeating Barbara Anderson and Lavonne Parott. Valva Weisman won the vice presidency, Marion Nelson named secretary, and a freshman from Aberdeen was named treasurer, with installation set for May 5. Also reports Woonsocket received a good rain Saturday evening aiding farmers and pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Fitzpatrick
Aberdeen
Northern State Teacher's College
Womens Self-Government Association
Fitzpatrick
Barbara Anderson
Lavonne Parott
Valva Weisman
McLaughlin
Oilie Applen
Lucille Empsm
Marion Nelson
Rosamond Board
Milbank
Douglas
Roberta Busse
Gladys Shedd
Students From All Sections Of World Enrolled At State
At State college students from fourteen states and many U S regions attend classes. Comfrey Minnesota sends the most out of state students, five, while Jeremie Kezmarzick is student president elect. Addresses include Holivar N and Salina Kansas. totals include eight from Iowa, three from Wisconsin, and two each from Texas and Nebraska.
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Brookings
Oregon
Massachusetts
North Dakota
Mississippi
State College
South Dakota
Minnesota
United States
Comfrey
Jeremie Kezmarzick
Holivar
Salina
Kansas
Iowa
Wisconsin
Tmansis
Nebraska
Michigan
Montana
Indiana
Birth rate rises in March in South Dakota
In Waubay South Dakota Dr P B Jenkins reports March births totaled 871 up from 485 in February with 482 deaths and 431 marriages 34 divorces. Heart disease led deaths with 102 and 44 infants died around birth. Accidental deaths totaled 453 for 1831 with automobile crashes at 12 and other causes listed.
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D. Waubay
South Dakota
P. B. Jenkins
State Board of Health
Jenkins
Fire prevention inspections planned for Woonsocket and Alpena
Aberdeen officials announce May 4 inspections of mercantile and public buildings in Woonsocket and Alpena by South Dakota State Fire Prevention Association and state fire marshal representatives. The education oriented checks were requested by local commercial clubs and announced by W T Rowe.
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Woonsocket
Alpena
Aberdeen
Woonsocket and
South Dakota
Wessington Girls To Aid At State Degree Convention
A group of eight Wessington juvenile Degree of Honor club members will assist with degree work at the state convention in Huron on May 23 and 24. Attending from Wessington are Rowena Rothsahm Anla June Button Ethel Parker Madge Foaree Jean Bothwell Margaret Schlichte Margaret Mitchell and Marion Freese.
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Wessington
Degree of Honor Club of
Degree of Honor Lodge
Huron
Rowena Rothsahm
Anla June Button
Ethel Parker
Madge Foaree
Jean Bothwell
Margaret Schlichte
Margaret Mitchell
Marion Freese
Academy Of Science To Meet At Yankton YANCCON
The South Dakota Academy of Science will hold its armival convention in Yankton May 6 and 7 with SC Lind of the University of Minnesota as principal speaker. Lind formerly led the federal Bureau of Mines chemistry program and directed the Fired Nitrogen research lab. The academy includes science teachers from state colleges and universities.
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Academy of Science
Yankton Yanccon
South Dakota Academy of Science
Lind
University of Minnesota
Federal Bureau of Mines
Federal
Auxiliary Music Week observance planned in South Dakota
South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary units will observe May 1 through 7 as Music Week with events led by Kimball state music chairman Mrs Perle Conant. The plan marks the 100th anniversary of the song America by Dr Samuel Smith and includes Star Spangled Banner recognition and Colonial era music programs. Many units report glee clubs and trios, with contests at the state convention in Watertown on July 25 to 27 and winners advancing to national competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
American Legion Auxiliary
South Dakota
Perle Conant
America
Samuel_ Soith
Conant
Watertown
Auditors to Meet Aberdeen April Discuss Mutual Problems
Auditors of 13 counties in northeastern South Dakota will meet here April 2 to discuss mutual problems including tax reform and other county worries. The event aims to share best practices and coordinate approaches among regional officials.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Walform
Vocation Board To Meet Here In May
The state board of vocational education will meet here May 5 to receive annual reports from supervisors of home economics agriculture and rehabilitation in South Dakota. It will discuss revisions to its five year educational program. Members include EB C Gifffen state superintendent Herman G James president of the University of South Dakota C W Pugsley president of State College C G Lawrence president of Spearfish Mary A A McDonald Sioux Falls superintendent and Ruth Mulligan Faulk county superintendent. Russ Jonas deputy state superintendent is secretary. Supervisors in charge are W P Beard agriculture Florence A Shy home economics and Mary E Jamison rehabilitation and Americanization.
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Vocation Board
State Board of Vocational Education
South Dakota
EB. C. Giffen
A. A. McDonald
Sioux Falls
Ruth Muilgan
Faulk County
Russ. Jonas
W. P. Beard
Florence A. Shy
Mary E. Jamison
Rehabilitation
Americaniailien
Club Members Get Profits From Pigs
Watertown April 26.4H baby pork club members in Codington County earned more for their pigs than typical farmers by market timing and lighter weight gains. At the August 29 Achievement Day, pigs averaged 171 pounds with gains of 1.3 pounds daily, vs later prices of 3.50 to 4.00 per hundred. Nichols urges enrollment. boys must select 1 to 3 barrows around 40 pounds by May 15.
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Watertown
Nichols
Codington
State Club
Brookings
Counties Not Liable for Fees in Federal Ejectment Case
Pierre April 2 Count ies are not liable for expenses and attorney fees in suits where they are not a party even if they benefit the action Attorney General Sharpe decides His opinion to Helmuth D Giedd state’s attorney for Bon Homme county reports landowners asked county commissioners to help defend property owners in a federal ejectment suit along the Missouri river between Nebraska and South Dakota Although Giedd says county may contribute the attorney general says the claim is invalid and not authorized
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Pierre
Sharpé
Helmuth D. Giedd
Bon Homme County
Missouri River
Nebraska
South Dakota
Giedd
Advice for raising perennials in spring transplanting
Brookings April guidance from Purley Keene, SDSU landscape gardener, says spring propagation can work if done carefully. Transplants should stay in fresh soil with roots lightly wrapped, surface mulch kept loose, soil packed around roots to conserve moisture, and common South Dakota perennials listed include aster, iris, phlox, larkspur, bleeding heart, columbine, daisy, golden glow, lily of the valley, ferns, poppy, and peony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purley Keene
South Dakota State College
Professor Keene
South Dakota
Gypsy Day Chief Chosen for Homecoming at NS teachers
Chester Buehling of Portland Oregon selected as general chairman of the 1932 Gypsy Day at Northern State Teachers College. The festival, drawing thousands of spectators and former students, will be held Saturday October 15.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Chester Buenhing
Portland
Occ
Wessington High Earns Accreditation Again
Wessington high school is once more placed on the North Central Associations accredited list for the year. Accreditation requires maintaining high standards, and the school must renew annually to remain on the list.
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Wessington High
Wessington
tSpecial
North Central Associations of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Wessington High School
Association
Association For the Accreditation
Medical Meeting To Be Held At Vermillion
Vermillion April 4 The spring meeting of the Yankton District Medical Society will be at the University of South Dakota on Thursday April 28 Dr J C Chimacher president says dinner at 6 00 p m in the Union building will feature talks The cause of Sudden Death illustrated with lantern slides by Dr HIury L Smith Mayo Clinic The Great Importance of the Medical Profession in the Scheme of National Defense with motion pictures The Defense Against Gas by Dr George A Skinner colonel in the medical corps Omaha Nebraska
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Vermillion Vermillion
Yankton District Medical Society
University of South Dakota
J. C. Chimacher
Union Building
Hiury L. Smith
Mayo Clinie
George A. Skinner
Medical Corps
Omaha
Nebraska
Return of Edward Bales from Iowa
Edward Bales returned home last Saturday from Iowa where he has been working the past six months. Florence Hayllan Auto road completion near Florence with the sea at Vila regeio, 50 miles away, allows only passenger cars to use it.
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Iowa
Bonilla
Svecialh
Edward Bales
Florence
HaylHil
Sea
Vilaregeio
Rain Brings Hope for Valley Crops as Seeding Advances
Rain aids seeding progress across the valley with soil conditions improving for farmers. Plowing for corn begins in many areas as small grains planting nears completion. Alfalfa shows signs of revival after a tough year and stock feed shortages ease as grasses and ranges recover.
Plans Laid For College Field Day At State College
South Dakota State College hosts its annual field day on May 19 and 29 under director Walter E. Smith. Cadets drill daily in extended order as inspection day approaches with awards for top units and medals for freshmen and sophomores. Editors from state paper groups attend scenes of maneuvers Friday afternoon. A separate school music contest will be presented by the Hickory Stick district at McIntosh on April 29 and 30 with participants from Mobridge Lemmon McLaughlin Timber Lake Bowdle and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dako Vollee
Sy. Walter E. Smith
State Cut Whatting Company
Platoost
Michael Poguo Cf
Weber
Miller
Aanars
State
McIntosh
Weal
Hickory Stick District
Mobridge
Lemma
Tosh
McLaughlin
Timber Lake
Tiny
Bowdle
Hickory Stick Club
Wessington Aid Society elects officers
Members of the Wessington Presbyterian church aid division met on Wednesday afternoon for the annual election of officers and to conduct a brief meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Aid
Wessington
Ap Air
Clarence Coop
Aid Division
The
Pbyterian Church Aid Society
Electhon
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Raymond School
D. U. Dean
A G. Pohlman
St. Laws University
G. KR. Albert~son
School of Medicine
Jerauld
Cuesree Buenning
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Maiden
Mars
Ecru
Union Alls
Work Sox
Calmenson
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