Rapid City Girl Named 1933 Junior Prom Queen
Rapid City girl Elizabeth Williamson was elected junior prom queen for 1933 by University of South Dakota students. Lincoln? She, a member of Alpha Phi and active on campus, will lead the grand march with prom chairman Ray Aldrich. Admissions for the event are reduced to a historic low.
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Vermillion
la Verne Walliamson
Rapid
University of South Dakota
Miss Williamson
Ray Aldrich
Alpha Phi
Women's Self Government Association
Women's Athletic Association
Guidon
Williamson
Alpha. Chi. Alpha
National Journalism Organization For Women
Volante
Alethina Literary Society
Students’ Political Science League
Apprentice Players
Pan-Hellenic Council
Radio Features Set Blooming Christmas Night Program
New York December 24 radio editors report networks plan elaborate Christmas Eve and Christmas Day schedules led by NBC ABC CBS. Highlights include a Voices of Millions from Radio City with choirs and soloists, Benny and Allen humor slots, and mass from Paris. Various church services, carols, and concerts fill the lineup across WEAF WABC WIZ stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By .C. & Butterfield
Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Eddie Cantor
Radio City Music Hall
Wjz-Nbc
Voices of Millions
Radio City Chorus
Tuskegeee Negro Choir
Fred Alien
Jack Benny
Wabc-Cbs
WEAF
NBC
Beuran
Germany
Frank Black
Bethlehem
Schuminn- Hemk
Trinity
James J. Gilles
WABC
CBS
the West
James de Wolf Perry
William Turner
WIZ
Daniel A. Poling
Barry Emerson-Fomdick
Cleveland
Riverside Church Carillon
Major Bowes
Mass Chorus
Armand Tokatyar
Rose Fonsille
Seth Parker
CBS— Mormon Tabernacle Choir
London
Paris
Berlin
Philharmonis Symphony
Saintenens
Wiz-Nbc
Lew White
Paul Whiteman
Eva
Jessye Choir
Ilya Tollei
Adna Vincent Millay
Jesse Crawford
Lake Andes Slayer Is Given Sentence
Jerry Varilek was convicted of manslaughter in the death of John Struka after a roadside fight near Geddes last summer. He was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary by Judge A. B. Beck. Varilek’s companion Frank Govlek was acquitted in a recent trial.
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Lake Andes
Jerry Varilek
John Struka
Geddes Dast
A. B. Beck
Varilella
Frank Govlek
Free Farm Account Book For South Dakota Farmers
Farm homemakers plan careful expense accounting this year and a farm account book designed for South Dakota farms is now available free. Leo Mossing, farm management specialist at State College, announces the booklet which measures by inches and includes blanks for farm business, household, and personal expenses, annual inventories, receipts, and expenses with complete directions. Write Farm Management service Extension Division State College Brookings for Farm Account Book No.1. January 1 is the suggested start date.
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South Dakota
State ‘College
Farm Management Service
Extension Division
State College
Brookings
Bank funds misused by former South Dakota official
In Pierre the 1924 to 1931 banking inquiry reveals $1.199 million in closed bank funds deposited at Farmers State Bank of Platte were largely diverted to Fred R. Smith and related enterprises in Platte. The report itemizes payments to Smith, regional companies, real estate costs, and deposits to individuals, plus operating losses and depositor reimbursements, totaling $1,198,653.98 with remaining funds in the state guaranty and bank reserves.
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F. R. Smith
L. C. Button Company
Platte Grain Company
Charles Mix Milling Co
F. P. Swan Lumber Co
Button-Simmons Grain Co
Farmers State Bank
Farmers State Bank of
Farmers St. Bk
Eastern Star May Establish State Home Plan
Redfield reports chapters statewide vote on creating a state home for aging members. Proposal envisions converting Redfield college buildings and campus for the home if Grand Chapter approves. City offered to transfer the facilities for that purpose during a recent event.
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Eastern Star
Redfield
South Dakota
Redfield College
Grand Jodge
Tyne
Grand
State Game And Fish Commission Faces Political Reign In Crux
Pierre December 24 The Democratic push for a clean sweep in the statehouse could target non political divisions including the state game and fish department The 1919 reform aimed to keep the department non political by creating a six member, mixed party commission with staggered terms and equal party representation Yet Governor Creon appointed four Republicans raising questions about balance and potential disqualification of the entire commission If Democrats secure majority control they may seek to replace the Republican director O H Johnson and other Republican staff with new appointees amid reported jockeying for personnel placements
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Pierre
Statehouse
State Game and Fish Department
Game Department
Game and Fish Department
Tne
O. H Johnson
Johnson
Green
Custer State Park Board
Dems consider reshaping state game and other offices
Frank Fermer of Hamill would become park superintendent replacing Charles Robertson who would become secretary of the state Democratic committee. Rumors of broad political shakeups include removal of Republicans from various agencies such as taxation, free library, adjutant general, and the historical department. Democratic HQ buzzed with strategists as McCullough cited a painting of coyotes over a fallen animal to symbolize victory over Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fermer
Hamill
Park
Charles Robertson
Democratic State Committee
Division of Taxation
Free Library Commission
Adjutant General
Historical Department
Dave McCullough
Madison Creamery Declares Five Percent Dividend
Madison based Farmers Cooperative creamery company announces a five percent dividend on capital stock to shareholders this Christmas week. The payment reflects solid earnings and rewards equity holders in the cooperative venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Creamery
Madison
Co-Operative
Creamery Company
Butterfat bonus and board election noted at meeting
An additional cash bonus of one cent on each pound of butterfat marketed in sweet cream during the past year was authorized. At a board meeting Oscar Olson was elected president.
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Ital
Oscar Olson
Real Estate Transfers Listed in County Abstract Ledger
Real estate transfers show Laura Eunice Fuller transferring property in Huron to Lillie F. Greene with a 194? lot and block reference. Harry E. Jones also transfers to Lillie F. Greene in Huron for one dollar. Vera Belle Snook to M Theophilus in Ir- is noted with a date by 4-10-62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Eunice Fuller
Lillie F. Greene
Huron
Harry E. Jones
Vera Belle Snook
M Theophilus
Property Transfers and Land Parcels Listed
Property transfer notes show Charles T. Snook and M. Theophilus Inc exchanging parcels in Florida and allocations in Huron. Schroeder family deeds record multiple tracts in sections 13 and 16 with monetary amounts 1650 and 8300 and interests described as first or eight int in SE quarter and other fractional lands.
North Dakota Game Conditions Called Exceptionally Good
Burnie Maurek state game and fish commissioner reports in his annual review that overall game conditions in North Dakota are the best in many years, with migratory waterfowl as the notable exception.
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N. D
Bismarck
Burnie, Maurek
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Rapid City Girl
U” Prom
la Verne Williamson
Sharpe
Smith
Banks Guaranty Fund
Wetsen
Arid Guaranty Fund
Dog Saves
San Bernadino
Calif
Charles A. Smith
Frank Fippinger
King
Fippinger
State Game and Fish Commission
Democratic Axe
Capital City
Ernor Creon
Allan
Toomey
Spearfish
William Hughes
Frankfort
Chet Snyder
Watertown
Frank Cimbill
Fiersteer
H. E. Fankhauser
Woonsocket
Karl Mundt
Madisor
Mundt
Republian
Alford Huron
S. D
Optometrist
Humphrey
Baby Ukes
Bernice
Pold House
Nordernice Deslere
Lgist
B. H. Kerr
National “Bank
Dakota Ave
Izaak Walton
Jeazue
Delite Shop
Baadle County Abstract and Title Co
Dr. J. Spink
336
Dakota
South
Huon, Sour
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