Students Praise Vermillion Churches And Wesley Foundation
Vermillion August 25 report highlights campus religious life at the University of South Dakota with Interfraternity Council and Panhellenic leaders stressing weekly church attendance. The Wesley Foundation chairs praise from Rev. S H Shurtleff and Rev. Don Henning notes the foundation serves about 30 students annually through clubs, loans, and social and devotional activities.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Lawrence von Seggren
Greggory
Inter-fraternity Council
Alice Loslebon
Sioux City
Panhellenic Council
Wesley Foundation
Methodist
United States
H. D. Bollinger
Phi Tau Theta
S. H. Shurtleff
Vermission
Shurtleff
Episcopal Church
Church Aids Students With Social and Spiritual Services
Rev. A. Le Roseland, pastor of the church, cites efforts by the university and allied groups to provide social and spiritual services for students along with regular church activities and organizations.
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Ai University
A. le Roseland
Virgil School Opens Sept 6 for Fall Term
Virgil, Aug 25 Special The Virgil public school will open September 6 with busy first day for registration and textbook assignment No afternoon classes John Kindt new custodian cleaning the building for opening Faculty lists show returning staff E J Thurston Huron superintendent Oliver Messinger Aberdeen coach and Miss Marjorie Croes Wessington Springs new teachers Miss Anabelle Kelly Claremont English dramatics and Miss Wilhelmina Romig Wessington Springs upper grades Erick Jungeman will again lead the high school band Large freshman class expected out of town boarding arrangements urged early for the term
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Virgil
Specia
Forenson
John Kindt
E. J. Thurston
Huron
Oliver Messinger
Aberdeen
Marjorie Croes
Wessington
Anabelle Kelly
Claremont
Wilhelmina Romig
Wessington Springs
Erick Jungeman
Virgil School
Mortgage Loans In South Dakota Rise In Six Months
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board reported that direct reduction mortgage loans by federal savings and loan associations in South Dakota grew from 907 172 in January to 1 112 075 by July reflecting expanded activity in construction purchase refinancing and reconditioning of homes The associations located in Aberdeen Canton Rapid City and Watertown also increased their assets from 1 134 664 to 1 356 572 during the same period.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Savings and Loan Associations
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Canton
Rapid City
Watertown
Recreation Day Shines In Woonsocket County Event
About 750 people attended the Sanborn County Recreation Day in Woonsocket with 20 classes from across the county. A 250-child parade led by the Woonsocket drum corps, woodcraft judging, and multiple races and ball games highlighted the day. County leaders and WPA and NYA staff supervised the program across Letcher, Harmony Hall, Artesian, and Woonsocket communities.
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Woonsocket
Specia
Sanborn
Letcher and
Woonsocket Playground
Hilgenburg
Artesian
Kogel
Woonsacket
Nelson
Gresbrink
Woonsaeket
Wa Sceit
Welch
Letcher
Quinn
Artusian
Case
Sanbam
Minnie Glenn
Sidney Larson
WPA
Lloyd Skinner
George Quinn
Sylvia Shannon
Ralph Meenaugh
Mar-guerite Blindauer
Francis Quinn
Duane Dyer
Homer Parce
Doland Visitors and Family Returns Highlight Weekend
Return from Doland and Mrs Jason Armstrong and son and Miss Alice Melby of Doland visited at the Weigman home Sunday. Myrtle Weigrean returned home after spending two weeks in Doland. Lois and Charles Armstrong returned to Doland with their parents after visiting their grandparents. Mrs Magde Miller and sons Delbert and Lester drove to Plankinton to visit H P Hansen home. Mr and Mrs Glen Foote and Mrs Clarence Gaughran and Willis Bogh spent Sunday at Lake Kampeska and in Watertown. Peter Bogh of Huron and Willis Bogh and three set also spent Sunday at Kami-
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Madison
Bancroft
George Perry
Ted Rabenburg
Doland Bancroft
Jason Armstrong
Alice Melby
Doland
Weigman
Myrtle Weigrean
Lois
Charles Armstrong
Wisit
Plankinton Bonilla
Magde Miller
Delbert and
Lester
Plankinton
H. P. Hansen
Kampeska Yalm
Glen Foote
Clarence Gaughran
Lake Kampeske
Watertown
Peter Bogh
Huron
Willis Bogh
Kami
Legion Chief to Visit Watertown for Legion Night
Walter W Burke state commander of the American Legion will be guest of honor at a supper and reception hosted by Codington County Post No 17 in Watertown Friday evening. Burke will confer with State Adjutant James Mullaney and other officials before returning to Pierre Sunday
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Pierre
Sunday School Group To Gather At Oldham
Under the American Sunday School Union the third annual gathering will be in Oldham on Sunday September Sth. Speakers include Rev. H. E. Udd Omaha Rev. L. G C Lockwood Huron and Rev. R. S. Anderson St. Lawrence with 200 voice children's chorus and Young People’s choir. Attendance expected near 400.
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Oldham Oldham
American Sunday School Union
Oldham
H. E. Udd
Omaha
L. GC. Lockwood
Huron
R. &. Anderson
St. Lawrance
Doorstep Baby Mary Jane Dee Placed Under Juvenile Court
A six week old girl abandoned on a doorstep at Carson became a Juvenile Court ward. County officials seek her parents and accept adoption applications. Mary Jane Dee will be placed in a nursing home for observation. Two other local abandonments near Humboldt and Freeman found homes through the court.
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Sioux Falls
Carson
Mary Jane Dee
Skeezix
Humboldt
Jef
Borglum Contract Nears Approval for Mount Rushmore
Stanley Suydam, attorney for Gutzon Borglum, said a new contract for the Mount Rushmore National Memorial sculpture is expected to be approved after minor clarifications. The agreement, approved by the memorial commission in Chicago, awaits Parks Service and Secretary Ickes approval and could extend to July 20, 1939, with Congress authorizing 51,600 for further work and a $39,000 unexpended balance.
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Borglum
Washington
Stanley Suydam
Gutzon Borglum
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
South Dakota
Interior Department
Mount Rushmore National Memorial Commission
Chicago
Parks Service
Ickes
Suydam
Congress
Lake Preston Corn Damaged By Heat
Lake Preston August 2 Special farmers report corn damaged by a heat wave around August 14 leaving little produced especially in the county's west. Many are cutting as fodder for silage while south of town cars failed to set due to dry weather. Threshing nearly finished. plowing delayed by drought.
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Lake Preston
Preston
Oma visitor at Yale on extended stay with relatives
Mrs. Harry Van Camp and son Jerry of Omaha arrived at Yale for an extended visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Van Camp is remembered here as Edith Gaughran before her marriage.
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YALE
Harry van Camp
Jerry
Omaha
van Camp
Edith Gaughran
Northern Adds Staff Members at Aberdeen College
Northern State Teachers College in Aberdeen announces new faculty for 1937 38. Dr Allen E Woodall is Professor of English and Director of Publications with a PhD from Pillsbury University formerly head of English at Seton Hall College New Jersey. Mary Mathewson Wills becomes Associate Professor of English and Latin with a PhD from the University of Southern California and earlier Ball Teachers College Ball State. Caroline Orvis is hired as Assistant Librarian to cover for Beulah Williams on leave. Orvis holds a BA from Yankton College and postgraduate work at the University of Abnes Library School.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Allen E. Woodall
Pillsbury University
Seton Hall College
East Orange
N. J
Mary Mathewson Wills
Latin. Mrs. Wills Holds A Ph. D. Degree From the University of Southern
California
Ball Teachers College
Muncie
Caroline Orvis
Beulah Williams
Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
Mise Orvis
Yankton College
University of Abnes
Ravenscroft and Browns Visit Relatives in Midwest
Mr and Mrs A J Ravenscroft and Mr and Mrs Fred Brown left by car on Thursday to visit relatives in Madison Howard and Sioux Falls visiting relatives across three states during a spring trip.
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Wayland
A. J. Ravenscroft
Fred Brown
Madison
Howard
Sioux Falls
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