Youth Administration aims to train rather than pity
Mitchell April 28. Paul Hoffmann of Parre assails the National Youth Administration as fostering opportunity through earning. Since its start in 1935 the NDA has placed 586 college students at 15 dollars monthly and 4225 high school pupils at 3.50 monthly. By May 22 the School of the Air will have aired 75 lectures across the sciences and arts. Hoffmann cites full college cooperation and stresses the program will not hand out money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
National ‘Youth Administration
Paul J. Hoffmann
Paerre
Dakota Wesleyan University
South Dakota
National Youth Administration
AML
South Daton
WNAX
Mr. Hoffmann
South Dakota Artists To Exhibit In New York Show
Will send five paintings and one sculpture to the National Exhibition of American Art in New York City from May 18 to July 18. The selection, led by Howard Joyner and a committee including Queena Stewart and Lisle Reese, features work by Arista Joyner, Della Vile, Kenneth Baillie, and a Nelson H. Johnson sculpture of Governor Tom Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
New York City
New York
Howard Joyner
Istans
Fing Arts
University of South Dakota
Joyner
Queena Stewart
Buffalo Gap
Natonal Federation of Women's Clubs
Lisle Reese
Pierre
Federal Writers Project
Tom Berry
Nelso H. Johnson
Northern Ste Teachers College
Aberdeen
Professor Joyner
Arista Joyner
Della Vile
Rapid City
EL Kenneth Baillie
Northern State Teachers College
Rising To Address Wesleyan Graduates at Dakota Wesleyan
Dr Lloyd H Busing pastor of St Anthony Park Methodist Church St Paul Minn will give the commencement address at Dakota Wesleyan University on June 9 The speech titled A Challenge to Youth Rising once vied for first in the 1918 interstate oratorical contest and earned his A B degree from Dakota Wesleyan that year He received an honorary Doctor of City degree from Wesleyan in 1926
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rising
Wesleyan
Mitchell
Lloyd H. Busing
St Anthony Parks
St Paul, Minn
Dakota Wesleyan University
Custeet
Dakota Wesleyan
Relatives Attend Schilling Rites in Wayland
Relatives attended the funeral of Adolph H. Schilling at the Presbyterian Church of Seeasington. Attendees included Mrs. A. F. Schilling of Hermoss, Mr. and Mrs. William Timken of Scribner Nebraska, August Schilling of Brookings, Oral Jeffies and Misses Pauline and Emma Otto of Huron, Amos Williams of Wolsey, and Mrs. Roy Snider of Pierre who arrived too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Wayland
Adolph H. Schilling
Presbyterian Church
Seeasington
A. F. Schilling
Hermoss
William Timken
Scribner, Neb
August Schilting
Brookings
Oral Jeffies
Pauline
Emma Otto
Huron
Amos Willams
Wolsey
Roy Snider
Pierre
Banquet Date Set for Lake Preston Junior Class
The Junior class has chosen May 15 for the annual Junior-Senior banquet at Lake Preston. Committees are preparing plans to honor the seniors and faculty with about 85 guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEY
Lake Preston
May Day Breakfast at Gettysburg Methodist Church
The finance committee of the Gettysburg Methodist Church presents a May Day breakfast on May 1 from 6:30 to 9:00 a.m. Pastor will flip waffles, others will cook flapjacks bake grapefruit attend bacon and eggs and brew coffee. Prices vary by what you eat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Methodist Church of
Vacation Church Classes Planned at Eastern State Normal
Madison announces a Vacation Church School Methods and Materials class at Eastern State Normal School from April 28 to May 1 and May 12 to 31. Instructors include Dr. William J. Bell and Dr. Ray M. Johnson with Bakolas, offering standard leadership education credits from IC Religious Education and 43 denominations. Completion requires twelve of fourteen hours. South Dakota Religious Educator Council aims to place graduates in summer teaching posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Eastern State Normal School
Pres. W. A. Lowry
William J. Bell
Minneapolis
Presbyterian Church of Minnesota
Bakolas
Northwest
South Dakota Council of Religious Educator
BL. Smith
E. W. Peterson
Pres
V. A. Lowry
WPA Employment Report from South Minnesota
Pierre April 24 WPA statistics show 15,003 people employed on WPA projects in South Minnesota in the last half of March. 11,266 men and 3,707 women earned 3308.2 hours. Road, street and bridge construction employed 7,084 men. goods projects 9,582 people. Projects covered sewing rooms, utilities, transportation, education, and health, with 48 others on miscellaneous tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Pierre
Works Progress Administration
Nsota
M. A. Kennedy
Toad
Wayland Pupils Exhibit Across County Chorus
Wayland School pupils plus teacher E E Schoenning attended the county chorus and exhibit at Miller. Wayland showed posters penmanship woodwork needlework and basket weaving with Lois McGuire of Wayland teaching at Harris School in Hubert Township and pupils from that school also attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Vayland
E. E. Schoenning
Miller
Lois McGuire
Harris
Hubert Township
Alse
Seeding Delays Amid Thistle Clearing Across Fordham
Fordham farmers report seeding not completed by April 29 as crews focus on clearing thistles. Workers rake and burn piles while several prairie fires are observed but cause no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordham
Student speaker to address conference in Huron
Madison April 28. Lucille Johnson, student representative of Eastern State Normal School, will speak at the Futura Teacher Conference in Huron on April 30. Her topic is What Will the Future Teacher Contribute Toward Equalizing Educational Opportunities. Johnson, a sophomore, has been active in speech this year and was Baston representative in women’s oratory at the state contest in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Johnson
Madison
Eastern
State Normal School
Futura
Huron
Huron Student Leads Plans for State College Women’s Day
Norma Royer of Huron, a junior pharmacy student, heads a committee for the third annual Women’s Day at State College on May 22. The program features a May Fete, a Women’s Day Calisthenic display, a banquet honoring the top ten freshman girls, and a scholarship for the top ranked co ed among them. Sigma Lambda Sigma sponsors the event and selects new seniors during the May Fete festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Norma Royer
State College
Sigma Lambda Sigma
Rites Monday for Rose Hill Pioneer Ross
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 30 p m at Rose Hill Church for Donald Ross. He died Saturday morning at his home of pneumonia. The Rev J H Black officiated and burial followed in a nearby cemetery. Ross was a pioneer of the Rose Hill community and was unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
Donald Ross
H. Black
Rose Hill Church
Ross
Kennedy Ordained Priest in Davenport Iowa
In Davenport Iowa on April 28 five young men of the Davenport diocese were ordained to the priesthood at Sacred Heart Cathedral. The Most Rev W L Adrian officiated at the ceremony which filled the church to capacity. Among the ordinands was the Rev John T Kennedy of Alexandria Virginia.
Drive Through Negraska Manchester Dust Storm Trip
Roy Anderson and Roy Fitts with J. L. Towberroun traveled through Nebraska and Kansas noting severe dryness. They were caught in a dust storm during the journey, highlighting the region’s moisture shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negraska
Manchester
Roy Anderson
Roy Fitts
J. L. Towberroun
Nebraska
Kansas
South
Parker Show to Be Given in Bancroft Hall
The Seth Parker program directed by G T Sheldon with the Manchester quartet of trained voices will be staged at Bancroft Hall Saturday evening. The cast mirrors the Manchester performance from prior weeks. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Jeremy Watt on April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Manchester
Seth Parker
G. T. Sheldon
Bancroft
Conde
Mrs
Jeremy Watt
Laymen Tell of Foundation Work in Vermillion
In Vermillion on April 23 a statewide Wesley Foundation campaign brought more than 150 laymen from diverse professions to speak for church work at the state university. The effort aims to raise 35000 to save the foundation property, with Dr Virgin Turner leading plans and a Vermillion start target of1250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Wesley Foundation
Ofife
CCC
University of South Dakota
Dakota Wesleyan
Huron College
State College
Madison Normal
Yankton College
Stow Lay Conference
Methodist Church
Camp
Manchester Car Takes Ditch No One Injured
A Plymouth driven by Mrs. David Poage skidded eight miles north of De Set and rolled twice into a ditch. All passengers, including Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lundquest, baby, and Mrs. Haywood of Watertown, were uninjured. Mr. Poage joined his wife for a visit with his parents, then the party returned to Watertown. The car was only lightly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
David Poage
Carl Lundquest
Haywood
Watertown
New Plymouth
Poage
de Set
S. W. Poage
Nord Faulkton GOP candidate for attorney general nomination
Roy A Nord of Faulkton South Dakota Republican nominee for attorney general in the last general election seeks renomination at the Republican state convention. Born in Bruce Brookings County in 1890 he lived in the state since and graduated from Brookings High School South Dakota State College and University of Michigan Law School. He began practice with Gardner and Churchill at Huron later moved to Faulkton where he served as city attorney and four years as state's attorney for Faulk County. He is married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Nord
Faulkton
Gardner and Churchill
Huron
S. D
Foulk County
Elvina Baker Buried in Bancroft Funeral
Special funeral services were held for Elvina Helen Baker who died April 22 at Bancroft at age 17. Born March 6, 1919, she was a Bancroft High School senior and member of the W H Sunday School class. Survived by father Homer E Baker four sisters and Audrey. mother preceded her in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvina Helen Baker
Bancroft Bancroft
Elvina Baker
G. W. Heaton
Incal Presbyterian Church
Bancroft
Elyina
Bancroft High School
W. H
Homer E.baker
Ernest Roberts
Evelyn
Doris
Audrey
Flandreau
Recovering from Injuries in Wayland News Briefs
In Wayland on April 28 special reports note Mrs Alfred Jacobson recovering from a fall that injured her knee and ten. Lois Warren healing from a painful carbuncle on the neck. William Schmeul convalescing from pneumonia expects to be up soon. Esther Placy returns to Minneapolis hospital duties after visiting family and attending her grandfather's funeral. Henry Wildebrant and son Siye return home from California after wintering there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conde
Barmentrout
W. 3
Rounda of Conde
Minneapolis
Emerson Place
Wayland
Alfred Jacobson
Lois Warren
Wil Ham Schmeul
Pheumonia
Esther Placy
Minneapolis Hospital
Mrs. H. Place
Mrs
Henry Wildebrant
Siye
California
Work Pushed on Governor's New Residence in Pierre
Ground was broken last week for a WPA financed governor's residence at Pierre overlooking Capitol Lake and the State House. The $22,000, 100 by 61 foot brick structure will feature six bedrooms four baths on the second floor and a recreation room in the basement with a twocar garage on the ground floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Works Progress Administration
Tom Berry
Capitol Lake
State House
M.A. Kennedy
WPA
W. J. Bu- How
U. S
Farsily
Twourar
State
Black Hills
Nalve
Petrified wood crate project aids capital city growth
Kennedy notes use of petrified wood from near Lemmon supports Pietra WPA constructions. City auditorium and armory building underway in Pietra will yield long needed facilities, fulfilling capital city development goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmon
Kennedy
City Auditorium
Pietra
WPA
Capital City
Roosevelt Address to Be Broadcast by Radio
Roosevelt will address the state convention of the Young Republican League in Sioux Falls tonight. The speech is scheduled to begin at 8 15 p m and will be transmitted by remote control over radio stations as announced here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNAX
Roosevelt
Yaneton
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Young Republican
League
Sin Falls
Tods
Also Mentioned on This Page
N.Y. A
S. D. Art
U.S
Melvin W. Hyde
Bam Carlson
Doland
Gamble Agency
Dick Bardwell
Mellette
Carlson
Merchants Bank
Eastern Normal
Huron Dairy Products Co
Wesley
Pullit Lane
Wendell Palmer
M. E
DB. Wlu
Oxford Club
Wessington Springs College
Robert
Short
Lawrence Cartwright
Formey
Blunt
Spectal
Seward Leeper
Peniar
Ide
Council Oak
Robb Ross
GOP
Yellowstone
Gallas Gateway
Dude Ranch Country
Tos Novar
Grestoat National Park
Montana Canyon
Milwaukee Cony
Sucs Seoploneer
Agaul
Yellowntang
D. G. McMillag
Miwoukes Road
Sly St Pay
Minn
Hii
Armin Sales Co
HU Radio Service
Gamble Store ‘Lothrop Electric ‘Service
Montgomery Ward
Seiver Hardware
Brothurg Fullerton Freniture
Northwestern Public Service Co
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!