Military Ball Date Set for February at USD
The 1932 military ball at the University of South Dakota is scheduled for February 2. Cadet Colonel James Sweet of Washington, D. C. announced the date, chosen to follow the February 3 basketball game with State College-University. Committees from Guidon and the university military department list members for finance decorations entertainment programs invitations ticket check room cleanup publicity and operations, under Cadet Colonel Sweet.
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Vermit Lion
University of South Dakota
James Sweet
Washington, D. C
Walter Carr
Hurley
Lyle Cummings
Mobridge
Lindsay Ervin
Montrose
Dave Hawkinson
Sioux Falls
Chord Hegnest
Beresford
Alfred Koster
Vermilliam
Isla Kilpatrick
Maxine Fetzner
Hermosa
Glen Wohler
Watertown
Maynard Cooper
Pierre
George Greene
Barbara Berggren
Marjorie Harrington
Zik Print
Guesta
Punch
Howard Crandall
Hetland
Willard Ostlund
Vermillion
Steve Adkins
Parkston
Harold Westre
Ligh
Verne Carter
Crsthewoor
Harold Worthester
Witten
Weth Baltimore
Rosebud
Bob Greene
Robert Washack
Verdon
Caye Huffman
Wessington Springs
Frank Qeverns
Isabel
Colmnel Sweet
Bali
Theater Arts Club To Sponsor Comedy
The Theater Arts club of Vermillion presents Bernard Shaw’s The Apple Cart at the Feety auditorium on December 7. Arthur M. Oberfelder company stages a 30 member cast with Boyd Irwin in the lead. production part of a continental tour drawing strong press notices for Shaw’s provocative themes. The Double Rainbow Mines, Inc, plans to operate the Galena mill by mid December as new housing rises at Vermillion.
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Deadwood
Galens
Double Rainbow Mines, Inc
Vermillion
Bernard Bia
Jesuditorium
Feeety
South Dakota
Wca
At the Mill
Theater Arts Club of Properties
Tanita
Arthur M. Oberfelder
Boyd Irwin
New York
London
Bernard Shaw
Par
Berlin
Dering
Mr. Shaw
Burkhart To Direct Pierre Conference
Roy A. Burkhart of Chicago will direct the fourth annual South Dakota inter denominational conference of young people at Pierre on January 2 and 3. The event gathers high school and college age youths, pastors and leaders to discuss youth problems church leadership and present day issues with Mrs A L Grebel and Prof A R Eschliman leading group discussions.
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Burkhart
Pierre
Roy A. Burkhart
Chicago
International Council of Religious Education
South Dakota
Piere
Mex
Julius H. Johnson
Mra
Students To Lower Flag At University
Vermillion school officials transition flag duties to University High School students as part of a move to honor the Washington bi centennial. The South Dakota code requires a flag on every public school building or grounds during school hours, weather permitting. Professor Ruefle notes the change aligns with state practice and encourages participation.
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University of South Dakota
Model High School
RO. T
University
Robert Ruelle
South Dakota
Boards of Education
United States
Washington
Ruefle
Welsh Singers At University Tonight Concert in Vermillion
The Welch Imperial singers perform at the University tonight in Vermillion as part of a transcontinental tour. Directed by A L Wilson the 12 man ensemble is presented by the Acapella choir and features The March of the Men of Harleck.
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University
Vermillion
Men of Harleck
Welch Imperial Singers
University of
A Cepella Choir
A. L. Wilson
Saptemarot
Brookings Station Upgrades at State Colleges
Brookings Station undergoes a full renovation to meet federal radio commission requirements and install new equipment. The upgrade aims for 100 watts operating power with 7000 watts spare to stabilize signal quality and reduce distortion. Stephen Jones, ex county agent in Miner County, will direct programs and announcements.
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Brookings
State Colleges
Federal Radio Commision
Thomand Watt
RE ML. Crothers
Electical Engineering Laboratory
Stephen Jones
Miner County
Girls Resume Rifle Practice At State College
State college girls rifle team resumes practice for winter matches Captain Marjorie Jencks announced. Returnees include Marie Culhone Lillian Laxcon Mary Maher Fae Schlender Ruth Pettis Edith Porter and others. Matches secured with Indiana Washington South Dakota Louisiana and Kansas State College. several challengers pending.
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State Brookings
Dec
State College
Marjorie Jencks
Marie. Culhone
Lillian Laxcon
Mary Maher
Brookings
Fae Schlender
de Senet
Dave Pratt
Watertown
Elaine Aazyed
Pierpont
Hancroft
Ruth Pettis
Road Maintenance Costs Rise Slightly in State
South Dakota’s highway department reports average road maintenance cost per mile rose to 48.675 dollars last fiscal year from 445.12 in 1929-30. Total maintenance spent was 220,316.14, with 2712,115.14 for the preceding year. Concrete pavement averaged 157.87, bituminous material 5650, gravel 500, and earth grade 746.64 per mile amid a dry summer driving extra upkeep.
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South Dakota
H. E Abell
Prevel Reuten
Madison Enrollment Update Amid Winter Term Planning
Madison reports the second quarter registration overlapped the fall term, with classes ready to resume after the vacation. Winter term enrollment is expected to be similar to fall totals, which reached 23 percent, and only three weeks of work remain before the Christmas break from December 18 to January 4.
Lindberg Reelected Leader of South Dakota Poetry Society
Lindberg head of Northern State Teachers college publications department was reelected president of the South Dakota State Poetry Society in Mitchell. He serves a fifth term as president. Four regional vice presidents were elected for western Custer Badger Clerk, northern Aberdeen Harriet Seymour Popawski, eastern Lillian Edmison Sioux Falls, southern Flora Shufelt Rivera Yankton. Gertrude Gunderson Mitchell is chief vice president Ethelyn Miller Hartwich Huron named secretary L V Heljeson Mitchell advertising manager for Pasque Petsis poetry magazine. About 30 writers attended a banquet closing the session.
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Lindberg
Aberdeen
C Lindberg
Northern State Teachers College
South Dakota State Poetry Society
Mitchell
Dr. Lindberg
Badger Clerk
Custer
Harriet Seymour Popawski
Lillian Edmison
Sioux Falls
Flora Shufelt Rivera
Yankton
Gertrude B. Gunderson
Ethelyn Miller Hartwich
Huron
L. V. Heljeson
Pasque Petsis
Pupils And Prisoners Make Christmas Toys
Vermillion report notes high school manual training pupils and county jail prisoners jointly producing Christmas toys. Two toy shops in operation repair and decorate items. Boy Scouts secured many gifts from donors. Jailer George Chaussee and staff help in jail shop. gifts to be distributed to spread cheer at Christmas.
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Gil
Santa Clare
Rov
Russell G. Hubbard
Ioeal
George Chaussee
Big
Alpena Rebekahs Name New Officers
Alpena Rebekah lodge of Alpena met at the L O O F hall Wednesday night to elect new officers for the coming year. Elected were W.G. Mrs. Veda Barber, W. G. Mrs. Christine Lirm, secretary Miss Clare Eaton, treasurer Mrs. Mora Lawrence. A social evening followed with refreshments served by Mrs. Wade Brigham and Miss Ruth Thomesor.
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Alpena Rebekahs
Alpena
Dec
Echo Rebekah Lodge
Alper
F. Hall
W.G
Veda Barber
W. G
Christene Lirm
Clare Eaton
Mora Lawrence
Wade Brigham
Ruth Thomesor
Service schools for American Legion officers set across SD
Dates were announced for Legion service schools in South Dakota to educate post officers and regional leaders on veterans legislation and new VA rules. Sessions run in Watertown, Webster, Madison, Mitchell and more towns through December with listed dates and host officials.
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Watentown
American Legion
South Dakota Department of the Legion
J. D. Mullaney
Mullaney
James C. Mann
Sioux Falls
Dee Bannister
State Veterans Bureau
Veterans Administration
Watertown
Webster
Madison
Presho
Pierce
Mobridge
Aberdeen
Redfield
A Young Woman Finds Gray Hair Reversed by Lea’s Hair Tonic
Mrs Wayne Bates of Los Angeles testifies at length that Lea t Hair Tonic restored color to her gray hairs and left her looking younger. The ad urges readers to try Lea’s product, offering a one dollar bottle and a money back guarantee through Lea Teale Co Brentwood Me.
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Wayne Bates
Foover Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Lee
Lea
Teale Ce
Community Crisis lecture opens nine part series
Vermilion December 4 The topic Community Crisis will be the subject of a third lecture in a nine part series by L. E. Deets assistant professor of sociology at the University of South Dakota over KUSD tonight The general theme Reconstructing the Community in an Automobile Civilization outlines changes in the modern community during recent years and the reasons behind them.
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L. E. Deets
University of South Dakota
Kusd
Friday Lecture Broadcasts Classical Music From College
Fragmentary notice notes an eight oclock broadcast of a lecture and a follow up from the College of Fine Arts featuring students and faculty presenting classical music on Friday night.
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College of Fine Art
Gilfillan to Speak at Brookings 4-H Banquet
Gilfillan, Herding County agronomist and author of Sheep Tracking the Plains, will address the 4-H club banquet at Brookings. The event marks the eighth annual junior short course with a free trip prize for the county leader achieving the highest course completion rate.
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Gilfillan
Brookings
Gilillan
Forestburg
Publessful Farming
State College
Sanborn Cole
Magdalene Brizes
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