CWA Rules Misquoted Says State Auditor
Pierre February 7 State Auditor George ONeill issued a statement warning that unauthorized remarks by state officials on civil works administration policies caused confusion and restraint. He cited no exact instances but noted department heads had disagreed with the relief director and some had spoken authoritatively on CWA policies. He praised the CWA team’s work and argued officials had no right to quote him against the relief director.
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Pierre
George O'Neill
Civil Works Administration
O'Neill
CWA
Relief Department
South Dakota
W. L. Eales
Tom Berry
Bry ant Commercial Club Hosts Annual Ladies Night
The Bryant Commercial club held its annual Ladies Night at the American Legion hall with a 5 o clock dinner by Bryant Bakery at Dorcas hall. Dr. A W Guse served as toastmaster as Sam Johnson and Mrs Frank Richardson gave welcomes and replies before music readings solos and dancing. Over one hundred members and guests attended.
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Commercial Club
Bryant
Bryant Commercial Club
American Legion Hall
Bryant Bakery
Dorcas Hall
Legion Hall
A W. Guse
Sam Johnson
Frank Richardson
Sully County Home Extension plans for play contest and fair
Sully County Home Extension clubs held their first 1934 meeting in the home agent’s office on a Saturday afternoon. They finalized plans for a county contest play cast attending Brookings for the state event, discussed fair exhibits, drew exhibit assignments for the 1944 Sully county fair, and approved Recreation Day details to be held in Onida the first week in June led by county chairman Mrs. Van Ludwig with members Mrs. A J Norgaard, secretary treasurer, Mrs. H A Brooking, and Mrs. Fred Wakfield.
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Onica, & D
Sully County
Brookings
Onida
van Ludwig
A. J. Norgaard
H. A. Brooking
Fred Wakfield
Court Advises On Standard Oil Case
Pierre Feb 7 The supreme court yesterday took under advisement whether the Butt county circuit court has further jurisdiction in an action by the administrators of A G Powers estate against Standard Oil Company of Indians. A former appeal was dismissed and counsel for the oil company contend the circuit court has no further jurisdiction.
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Standard Oil
Pierre
Supreme Court
Butt County
A. G. Powers, Co
Standard Oil Company of
High Court
Little International livestock show set for Feb 9
Chairman Brookings announces State College Agricultural Society and the Little International annual event during Farm and Home week. Delmar Spicer Miller serves as president and evening show chairman. The Lus tee International is linked to the college celebration with Friday, Feb 9 chosen as this year’s day for the event.
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Brookings
Delmar Spicer
Miller
Agricultural Society
State College
Little International
Students In Agriculture
State
University Emerges Winners In Debates
Vermillion February 7 The University of South Dakota won all five rounds in a journalism contest, placing first among 10 schools from three states. Dalton Wevleyan Yank ton college Northern normal and Hastings college tied for second with three wins each. Sioux Falls college Southern normal and Eastern normal tied for third with two wins. Western Union and Iowa State teachers college earned one win each.
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University
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Dalton Wevleyan
Yankton College
Northern Normal
Hastings College of Nebraska
Sioux Falls College
Southern Normal
Eastern Normal
Western Union
Iowa State Teachers College
Berry to Attend South Dakota Press Meeting
Gov. Tom Berry and Mrs. Berry will attend the South Dakota Press association mid winter meeting in Sioux Falls on Feb. 16 and 17. They will be special guests at the banquet and entertainment program Friday evening.
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Berry
S. D
Sioux Falls
Tom Berry
South Dakota Press Association
New Social Pathology Course Added at USD
Vermillion February 7 A new sociology 2 course in Social Pathology has been added to the University of South Dakota correspondence offerings. The three semester hour class will cover poverty causes social control and methods of social work with other listed courses in sociology.
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University of South Dakota
Tom Howard To Address Farmers at Farm and Home Week
Tom Howard regional AAA representative will address Farm and Home Week at State College Brookings. He speaks at the State fair and on KIDY and is noted for his work with corn and wheat allotments. The day features dairy talks, butter judging, poultry management by Clara Sutter, and discussions on soil, pastures, hay, seeds, and farm business planning for 1934.
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Brookings
State College
Tom Howard
AAA
KIDY
Clara M. Sutter
St Paul Farmer
Sutter
Civil Works payroll totals reported for week in SD
South Dakota’s Civil Works payroll for the week ended Feb 1 totaled 360202.61 dollars, per CWA statistician Ray Wickwire. Checks for that amount were distributed to 42532 persons on Saturday, with 1258 checks totaling 513081.41 dollars paid to Civil Works service employees.
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CWA
Pierre
South Dakota
Civil Works
Ray Wickwire
Civil Works Service
Marjorie Wilson Wins German Music Scholarship
Marjorie Wilson of Aberdeen receives a German music school scholarship through the German American Musical Students Exchange. The award, chaired by Edward Weiss of New York, funds study at Berlin or Munich conservatories for the University of South Dakota piano instructor who earned a Master of Music in 1932.
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Vermillion
Marjorie Wilson
Aberdeen
Uniersity
South Dakota
Stuttgart
Staatliches. Konservatorium der Music
Wurzburg
Ss Wilson
The
Onida Newlyweds Honored At Dance
A dance at the Maurice Porter home four miles west of Onida honored Mr. and Mrs. John Freese after their January 20 marriage in Huron officiated by Reverend Murri s. The bride, Marie Myers, daughter of Harvey Myers, was previously from Onida. Fifty to sixty friends gathered for an afternoon scrap and recipe-book event with hostesses Mesdames Walter Steele and Percy Smith. Lunch was served at midnight.
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Onida
John Freese
Maurice Porter
Messames Waller Steele
Percy Smith
Mrs. Freese
Huron
Murris
Wayland Men Go To Town For Funeral
Herbert and Dick Vitters of Wayland were called to Treynor Iowa by the death of their father. Vitters recently had one leg broken, a complication leading to his death. Mr and Mrs Vitters had visited the area several times with their children.
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Wayland
Hebert
Dick Vitters
Treynor
Legion Auxiliary Presents Comedy At Onida
Onida saw the Legion auxiliary stage the three act comedy Family Disturbances on Friday and Saturday night with Grace Frahm Frances Stentz M R Keck Maynard Knox and George Cooper in leading roles. Director duo Louise Owens and Ada Jordan oversaw the production with interludes by Bernice Hardwick Margaret Fern Spears Marjorie Durstein and Doris Fanton plus a high school group number and Glen Hughes novelty song. Young Peoples society of local Congregational church met at Bl Thompson home for a bi weekly gathering with social hour lunch by Misses Edna Lettie and Bertha Thompson reader Louise Henrichsen and president Glenn Beelman.
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ONIDA
Leg_ion
Mesdames
Grace Frahm
Frances Stentz
Messrs
M. R. Keck
Maynard Knox
George Cooper
Elsie Gustafson
Marie
Fanton
Louis Forness
Clarence
Chase
Louise [Owens
Ada Jordan
Bernice Hardwick
Margaret Fern Spears
Marjorie Durstein
Doris Fanton
Glen Hughes
Gann Valley
Young Peoples’ Society
Loral
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Manchester Sunday School
Bancroft Sunday School
H. T. Graham
Manlchester
KUSD
H. R . Fossler
Chicago
Hotel Atlantic
Ernest, Rorssler
Frederick C
Clark Street
Jackson Blvd
Legion Auxiliary
Gfyefrman’s
Elk’s
Marion Hornbeck
Ruth Bangerter
Marvin Hughité Hotel
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VIS
Standard Oil Service
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