Tillinghast Faces Possible Dismissal From State School
Sioux Falls reports indicate E S Tillinghast superintendent at the State School for the Deaf may be removed. J F Halladay president of the state board said he was not ready to comment as Tillinghast offered to resign and awaits board grounds for action.
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Deaf school controversy prompts letters from parents
Tillinghast produced about 50 letters from deaf pupils parents praising the school. James J. Laughlin said South Dakota deaf people supported the board's action. Dr J H Craft commended Tillinghast in a July 11 letter. Laughlin is Rapid City association president.
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Edna Gillette Hired to Teach Lower Grades at Virgil
Virgil announces Miss Edna Gillette of Groton has been hired to teach first through fourth grades at the Virgil public school. She fills the vacancy from Miss Marjorie Croes of Wessington and will direct the high school glee clubs. Gillette is a graduate of Northern State Teachers College Aberdeen with a primary focus and music minor. She also attended Black Hills Teachers College Spearfish this summer.
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Marjorie Croes
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Cross and Crown Sunday school class hosts pool party
The Cross and Crown Sunday school class of the Community Church held a swimming party last Friday evening. They then visited teacher Mrs. Mason Ford's home for a wiener roast and business meeting where new class officers were elected.
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Federal workers invited to aid Roosevelt library fund
Washington August 10 Federal employees were urged to donate to the Roosevelt Historical Library at Hyde Park under DC Commissioner George Allen who said no pressure would be used. The Agriculture Department staff received solicitation letters circulated by Charles B Ingram.
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National committee seeks funds for presidential papers repository
Ingram says recipients of the letter are free to act as they please. Frank Walker, former director of the National Emergency Council, chairs a national committee aiming to raise 350000 dollars for a repository to house the President's papers.
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Harry J. Brown
Ingram
Frank Walker
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Canadian Visitors Head Home After South Dakota Stop
Mi and Mrs. Peter Davick Martin Da Vick and Matt Soberg of Riley Alberta Canada left last Thursday for Cool Springs South Dakota after visiting Sera for several weeks with relatives and friends. They will call on other relatives enroute to their home in Canada.
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Peter Davick
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Matt Soberg
Riley
Alberta
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