Ericsson elected USD student president in close race
Leroy Ericsson of Salem won the USD student presidency over Jerry Maher of Sioux Falls by 134 votes as seven thousand plus ballots were cast. Two constitutional amendments passed and failed. the athletic board of control election passed while the activity ticket fee provision failed by 19 votes. Other officers include Fern Miller secretary Lucilly Quirk and more across vice president auditor and boards. Closest vote came for cheerleader with Lyle Kleinjan defeating Ralph Seydel by 23 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Leroy Ericsson
Salem
University of South Dakota
Ericsson
Jerry Maher
Sioux Falls
Athletic Board of Control
Fern Miller
Sloan
Iowa
Lucilly Quirk
Highmore
Kenneth Waddel
Webster
Debate Board of Control
Ralph Pice
Aberdeen
Tsix Kilpatrick
Bandit Reward Offer Renewed By State Bankers Association
The South Dakota Bankers association will continue paying a 1000 dollar reward for the capture of bank bandits and burglars through April 10, 1932. Rewards will be insured by a bonding company and the old method of assess ing members directly will be dropped. The Protective Committee will decide on distributions, replacing a local committee, to avoid burdens on local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bankers Association
South Dakota Bankers Association
George A. Starling
Oid
Starling
Officers Elected For Eastern Y W C A
Harriet Kelley of Madison was chosen president of the YWCA for next year at Eastern State Teachers college. Other officers include Evelyn Kelleger Madison vice president Clara Dirksen Madison secretary and Ruth Whealy Colman treasurer. Installation planned April 23 and cabinet selection soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Y.W.C.A
W. Co. A
Radio Features The Best in Radioland schedule items
Central Standard time in New York lists overseas broadcasts by Prince of Wales and Prime Minister MacDonald on WABC May 21 and 23. Chicago mayor-elect Cermak ceremonies broadcast by WZ and others at 9 o clock. Morton Downey adds CBS Monday program at 5 15 pm. Features include Loperose snoop show WEAF 5 30, Grace Moore on WABC 6 20, Guy Lombardo 6 00, Federal Bar Association banquet WEAF 3 30. Tomorrow garden club National Farm and Home hour 11 50 am on WIZ. General Federation talks Phoenix 3 00 pm. Voters’ service disarmament WEAF 5 00 pm. Coon-Sangers WEAF 6 30 pm. Radio Playhouse WJZ 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Prince of Wales
James Ramsey _MacDonald
Great Britain
WABC
Prince
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Morton, Downey
CBS
Loperose
Snoop
Peep
WEAF
Grace Moore
Guy Lombardo
WASC
Federal Bar Association of
New Jersey
Connecticut
Progressive Garden Club
National
Farm and Home Hour
WIZ Network
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Phoenix
Ariz
WIZ
Largest South Dakota Sun day school convention predicted
Watertown scene hears Prof. A R Eschliman predict the largest convention in the history of the South Dakota Council of Religious Education to be held June 9 10 and 11 in Watertown. He urged Watertown residents to cooperate for a successful Sun day school event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eschliman
Watertown
South Dakota Council of Religious Education
A. R. Eschliman
Council
Rotary Club
Tthe
Sioux Falls Coppers Set Annual Police Ball May 12
Sioux Falls police gears up for the annual ball on May 12 at the Arkota ballroom. Advance ticket sales are strong as the 16 member dance band will provide music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
State Rifle Team Wins Third In Trophy Shoot
The State College rifle team placed third in the Hearst marksmanship trophy Midwest contest with 920 of 1000. Ohio State led with 940 and Iowa State second with 932. Ohio’s high scorer had 192 points. State college’s top total was 185. Team members include Mark Eldridge, Lester Kennedy, Mayo Wetterberg, Chester Trumba, Percy Peterson and others from Brookings and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Tr State College
Midwest
Hearst
Military Department of State College
Ohio State
Iowa State College
Ohio
State College
Mark Eldridge
Volga
Lester Kennedy
Nisland
Mayo Wetterberg
Chester Trumba
Percy Peterson
Bancroft
Mothers Honored by Juvenile Degree of Honor
The Juvenile Degree of Honor met at the Methodist church basement for a regular monthly session. After routine business, they presented a Mothers Day program with literary and musical offerings. The group has 38 members, with Mrs. Thos Sullivan serving as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos, Sullivan
Ju Everule
Huron Masons To Confer Degree In Aberdeen
Huron lodge No. 28 A F and A M plans to confer the Master Mason degree on a class of candidates in Aberdeen tomorrow night. About 35 to 50 Blue Lodge Masons from Huron will join Aberdeen lodge No. 38 for a joint meeting organized by Carle E Voigt and H D Webb to foster fellowship. Notables W F R Wharton and J H Fons berg will accompany and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Aberdeen
Blue Lodge
Huron
Carle E. Voigt
H. D. Webb
Aberdeen Lodge No. 38
Voigt
Webb
Huron Lodge
W. F. R. Wharton
J. H. Fonsberg
Huron Ma‘sons
Mr. Voigt
W. H. Olson
Leonard JL Davis
Camden Rayburn
H. M. Whitman
Irving FR. Crawfod
A. Ericson
R. H. Jaehn
J. C. Shulier
C. N. Hall
Labor Situation To Be Relieved By Highway Work
South Dakota employment should improve within thirty days as highway construction advances, with earlier equipment moves due to mild weather. Gains expected in public utilities in April and several large projects, including a $300,000 post office addition, provide employment, while meat packing and confectionery plants run normally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Minn
South Dakota
Richard T. Jones
Federal Employment Service Office
Jones
Sioux Falls
Huron
Furan
Iroquois Seniors Stage The Mummy and the Mumps at Opera House
Iroquois high school seniors presented The Mummy and the Mumps at the Opera House on Thursday and Friday night. The cast included Leo Moeller as the mummy and Sir Hector Fish, Otto Werner, Franci Briscoe, and others delivering a lively, humorous performance. The play received praise for its polished production and strong ensemble work. In Sioux Falls an arrest warrants were issued for eleven alleged slot machine operators, ten from Sioux Falls and one from Pumpkin Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
Opera House
Leo Moeller
Hector Fish
Mummy
Otto Werner
Franci Briscoe
Sir Hector
Francis Emmilius
Wiliam Laidlaw
Pos
Sioux Falls
Etlef
Pumpkin Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yale School
Hoard Infett
YALE
Yale Board of Education
Moquois
Boy Scouts
Troop No
Sune
Lincoln
Ann Rutledge
Little Ann
Abraham Lincoln
D. W. Griffith
Walter Huston
Una Meskel
Mobart Bosworth
Henry B. Walthall
Frank Campeau
Kay Hammond
Lucille Laverne Koharda
Jason
Talking Screen
Big Boy
de Smet
Bancroft and
Onida
Fae Schlender
Marjorie Jencks
Jame Pratt
Mary Maher
Beatrice Brooking
Lilian Larsen
Ruth Kreichmar
Cresbard
Marie Culhane
Fae Schiender
Elaine Aasved
Pierpont
Carl Voigt
Huron High School
Directed By
D. C. Reutter
Huron College
Longstaff’s
Madam Verona
Sperlal
Room
Royal Hotel
Sible
Wilbur Armin
James Shannon
Perkins
Harold Mel Naboo
Anna Hampton
Dorothy Parish
Maud Mullen
Margaret Flowers
Dulcie Dumble
Reta Grannis
Agatha Laidlaw
N. E
Marie Ritter
Phoebe Beebe
Daily Deliverance
Laura Goyer
Will Rogers
Mark Twain
Arthur
Maureen O'Sullivan
Frank Albertson
Myrna Loy
WM. Parnum
Fox Movietone
Hutchings Laundry
Maytag
Téthe Maytag
Hewton
Northwestern
Washington Ave
North
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Abe
East Third St
Arlington
Dill & Quinn
Artesian
Dena
Brentford
Maytag Co
Armin
Ray Sawwell
Mer
DE Smelt
Peter O'Hara
Doland
Faine & Paine Howe
Faulktion
Faulkion Hiwe Co
H. H. Oakley
Troquois
Annin
Maytag Sales
Lare Preston
Gunderson
Edie. Miller
Miztag
Oldham
C. J. Cook Hine, Co
Pizere
Thompson & Barnes
Tulare
Trilare
Wellington Springs
Zink & Sons
Willow Lake
Bresnand & Downs
Will
Bey
Hie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!