Awards Presented To Bonilla Girls Five Students Win Honors
Five Bonilla High School girls were awarded the first of four possible Athletic Association honors at a Bonilla game event. Grece Dahlin Lorna Meyer Arlene Lahren Irene Tollefson and Theone Tollefson received the awards as Mrs Dean Meyer adult leader spoke on the girls work. Each has met several requirements through nine recreation activities and regular bi weekly meetings since 1939.
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Bonilla Girls
Athletic Association of High School
Bonilla
Students qualify for athletic awards under state association plan
Several groups have completed required hours of supervised recreation outside school and are now eligible for the second award under the State High School Girls Athletic Association plan. A different group will gain eligibility for the first award later in the year.
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Girs’ Athletic Association
Groi
Open Forum Debate on Free Speech Sparks Strong Reactions
An open forum discussion titled I do not agree with a word that you say but I will defend the death your right may I drew crowds as VOLTRIRE sparked intense responses. Participants debated free expression and limits while officials noted orderly conduct.
South Dakota Tax Title Law Sparks Public Alarm
A taxpayer criticizes a 1939 Republican measure championed by Sen Reed and Rep Bauer that makes special assessment taxes as enforceable as regular taxes. Governor Bush signed it, calling it unconstitutional, yet no repeal action has occurred. The writer questions publicity on the issue and urges homeowners protections.
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South Dakota
Chas, Reed
H . Bauer
Pennington County
Bushfield
Vaughan couple return from California to settle near De Smet
Mr and Mrs Cyril Vaughan returned from California and plan to settle near De Smet. Mrs Vaughan is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Adel Larson of Iroquois. The notice adds a farming tip: test seed germination and avoid weed seeds before planting.
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Troquois
Cyril Vaughan
de Smet
Vaughan
Adel Larson
Iroquois
College Yearbook Nears Completion
BROOKINGS FEB 12 The 1941 Jack Rabbit yearbook at the college will feature a six by nine inch size, color first printing, and new sections including secret additions and calendar style storytelling. Editor Bob Smith and Printer Windsor Straw led changes to keep the book handy and avoid attic storage, with Braithwaite and Dierenfield named among new members and Hobo week activities and sororities featured. A junior play drew a large crowd with Bruce Conway solo and a girls’ sextet performing between acts.
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Edine Bolbetes Wesne
Ton Springs
Bob Smith
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Superisenaece
Ratory
Lions Test Knowledge Of Current Events
Members of the Huron Lions club sat a noon current events test during the regular weekly meeting. A question from pane is the he one magazine was supplied for use and judging was handled by Gaile.
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Lions
Huron Lion’s Club
Juded Gaile
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