Strollers Club Switches to Musical Comedy Plan at USD
Vermillion December report states the Strollers men’s dramatic club at the University of South Dakota will present a musical comedy this year replacing the traditional Recollers Vaudeville. Glen Wohler says the group will write and direct the show, with campus talent drawn from various sources. Newly elected officers include Glen Wohler president and rl Wade secretary. Members listed include Ed Doughty Gerald Wolf and Jim Sweet among others. The club stages and directs its own skits without professional help.
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Vermillion
Strollers
University of South Dakota
Glen Wohler
The
Stroslers
Watertown
Rl Wade
Barnard
Gerald Wolf
Conrad Paulson
Dell Rapids
George Green
Sioux Falls
Bob Munger
Sioux City
Bob Dunn
Graton
Ralph O'Halloran
Kenneth Stanley
Ed Doughty
Parker
Adrian Krier
Woonsocket
Dick Wilcox
Hot Strings
Watertow
Bob Wales
Alcester
Jim Sweet
Washington, D. C
Arden Swisher
Attorney General Opinions On Institute Funds And Undercover Payments
The attorney general holds that money from the state institute fund may pay for county educational aid and for conferences promoted by the superintendent of public instruction. A payroll voucher for Herbert Brimer of 830 dollars to prepare and review materials for such conferences is authorized as a speaker expense. A separate opinion permits undercover agents’ pay from vehicle sale funds if the work aided liquor law enforcement and proper affidavits accompany payment.
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Pierre
State Institute
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hugh Smith
Department of Education
Institute Fund
Herbert Brimer
New York
Attorney General
W. C. Brower
Clark
Radio Stars Now In Screen Roles At Huron Theatre
Radio duo Amos n Andy star in their first full length talking comedy Check and Double Check at the Huron Theatre Tuesday through Thursday. The act features Kingfish and the Fresh Air Taxicab company with Sue Carol Irene Rich and Duke Ellington in a lively supporting cast.
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Vaxicab Company of America, Incorporated
Ames 'N' Andy
Huron Theatre
Amos 'N’ Andy
Kingfish
the Lodge
Haby Taylor
Madam Queen
Amos
Andy
Amos ‘N
Amos ‘N' Andy
Jim
Fresh Air
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Chee
King Pins
Ingenus
Sue Carol
Irene Rich
Charles Morton
Duke Eilington
Cotton Club Orchestra
Iaile Brown
Woman Breaks Three Ribs In Car Crash
SIOUX FALLS Dec 2 Me BC Warner of Canton suffered several broken ribs when the car in which she was riding was rear ended seven miles south of Sioux Falls. Other occupants escaped injury. The Warner car had stopped to allow Mrs Ralph Beer, daughter of Mrs Warner, to wipe mist from the windshield. The other car owned by Art Durand of Vermillion struck it a severe jolt, damaging both cars and injuring the other vehicle's driver.
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Sioux Falls
Warner
Canton
Ralph Beer
Art Durand
Vermillion
Rules On Elevator Etiquette In Sioux Falls
A Sioux Falls elevator operator shared etiquette tips in a business building setting. She advised that men should not remove hats inside business elevators, a practice reserved for apartment and hotel elevators. The operator noted both sexes show ignorance of proper behavior, with some women insisting on hat removal in male ridden cars.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Tails
Akaska Bank Secured by Local Farmers Support
Akaska bank in Walworth county appears safe as local farmers pledge to back the institution and replace doubtful assets. In Watertown, Codington county receives 4752.77 from the Citizens' State bank settlement after a court decision on county responsibility.
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Akaska Bank
Pierre
Akaska
Walworth County
Watertown
Codington County
Board of County Commissioners
Citizens’ State Bank of
Henry
W. N. Skinner
Huron Student Named State Class Officer SROCOKINGS
Dee cico Terry of Sioux Falls leads State college youthnest class after officer election. Max Brown of Huron elected vice president and Enid Howard of Blunt secretary treasurer. Bill Stockland Wakonda represents agriculture. Norbert Landbeck Madison the engineer. Bobbie T Sinox Falls general science. Iola Salem Madison home economics. Frank Linster Sisseton the pharmacists. Freshman dance plans were discussed and various business matters disposed of.
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William Stockland
Wakonda
Norbert Landbeck
Madison
Bobbie T Sinox Falls
Iola Salem
President Roadman on rote Takes Eastern Trip
Dr Roadman president of Dakota Wesleyan University left Friday on an extended eastern tour. He first stops in Sioux City at the Cider Boys Conference where he will give three addresses including The Game of Life. He moves to Chicago for Epworth League Deans and Managers meeting to plan next summer institutes in the northwest. Roadman is Dean of the Pactola Institute and will attend the other two as instructor.
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Roadman
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Sioux City
Cider Boys
Roschman
Chicago
Epworth League
Northwest
South Dakota
Lake Kampeska
Watertown
Pactola
Black Hills
Pactola Institute
Sioux Falls Man Will Serve Free Christmas Feeds
Peter Caris, proprietor of the Sioux Cafe, announces a free Christmas dinner open to 600 to 1,000 guests. The meal will be served from 11 00 a m to 3 00 p m on Christmas Day with turkey and all the trim mings and seconds offered with cranberry sauce and sides.
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Sioux Falls
Peter Caris
Sioux Cafe
Mrs Sherburn Visits Lake Preston Auxiliary
Mrs Eva Sherburn of Madison district auxiliary official paid a formal visit to Lake Preston Legion Auxiliary in the Legion rooms. She reported on the national convention in Boston before the local chapter and post adjourned to Sorenson cafe for lunch.
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Lake Preston
Dec
Lake Preston Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Hevng
Eva Sherburn
Madison
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Lodge Officers Elected
The Masonic lodge annual meeting elected W P R Wharton Worshipful Master and named officers for the coming year. A vote of thanks was extended to the Huron fire department for saving the Masonic Temple from fire damage months ago. Second city gents recital participants and names listed. Notables include Dr C H French traveling to Grand Ridge Illinois and Mrs G M Holmes planning a Chicago visit. A B Fairbank and G L McBride were initiated into the roster.
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Masonic Lodge
R. Wharton
BL. Appelby
S. W
Thomas Campbell
J. W
H. J. Rice
Hutchinson
Huron Fire Department
Masonic Temple
Huran’ College School of Music
JJ Thomas
Marion Blake
Ruth Sturtevant
Lucille Bub- Litt
Grace Holbrook
Ethel Gardner
Theodore Krepp
Ruth Miner
Marion Boyson
Hattie Carroll
May Knupp
Elien Bir
C. Hi. French
Grand Ridge
Til
G. M. Holmes
Chicago
J. Hutchins
New York City
Huron
A. B. Fairbank
GL McBride
Aberdeen To Conduct 3 Seed Growers School
Brookings South Dakota December 9. The first seed growers school will be held in Aberdeen February 11 to 13 under the direction of State college extension service agronomist IR E Johnston. About 125 growers from nearly every county are expected to attend the three day session with cooperation from the Aberdeen chamber of commerce Northwest Crop Improvement Association railways and the South Dakota Crop Improvement association. The school aims to adjust crop production to market needs and reduce crop losses.
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Aberdeen
Brookings
South Dakota
IR. E. Johnston
State College Extension Service
Northwest Crop Improvement Association
Chicago, Milwaukee, St Paul and Pacific Railway Company
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
South Dakota Crop Improvement Association
Johnston
South Dakota Crop Program Aims To Aid Farmers
The article describes a crop improvement program intended to lower production costs and reduce fatalities. It notes the school will help growers study problems and reach conclusions valuable to South Dakota farmers in 1931. Attendees include out-of-state visitors, State College representatives, and U S Department of Agriculture staff.
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South Dakota
State College
United States Department of Agriculture
Huron College To Be Represented At Meet
Sioux City dispatch reports Pi Kappa Delta council meeting set for Morningside College March 26 to 28. South Dakota schools Dakota Wesleyan Huron Yankton State Brookings Sioux Falls Northern State will attend with events in debate oratory and extemporaneous speaking.
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Huron College
Sioux City
Sioux
Pi Kappa Delta
Ensic
South Dakota
Iowa
North Dakota
Morningside College
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Huron
Yankton College
Yankton
State College Brookings
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
Northern War
Father and Son Buy City Dairy in Watertown
H. C. Webber and son H. B. Webber purchased the City Dairy from R. E. Kromess and will keep the name. Webber senior comes from Hinman Milling Machine, son from Johnson Grocery in Watertown Irene. At a commercial club meeting Irene will host a Great Northern rail road farmers institute on December 17 with illustrated lectures and free lunch by local businessmen.
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Watertown
H. C. Webber
H. B. Webber
R. E. Kromess
Webber
Hinman Milking Machine Company
Johnson Grocery Company of
Irene
Dec
Commercial Club
Great Northern Railroad
Farmers’ Institute
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Order of Shriners
N. J. East
Montana Street
the Security
National Bank of Huron
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Heisey
Perriton’s
Huron’s Best Pharmacy
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