Queen for University Ball at South Dakota Military Dance
Vermillion February 13 Cadets select honorary colonel for university ball to be held February 21 Washington birthday celebration th e arch of sabers march highlights the ceremony with a close vote among candidates including Beth Williams Claire Overton Isabel Hegness Heather Doug Jax Lucille Clark Ruth Erickson Lea My Delma Smith Mitchell Beasley directs ten piece orchestra. Ticket sales capped at 300 couples to avoid crowding. Results of North Dakota South Dakota basketball to be announced during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Military Department
Beth Williams
Fedora
Claire Overton
Isabel Hegness
Heather Jean Doug- Jax
Highmore
Lucille Clark
Marcus
Ruth Erickson
Manota Leamy
Pierce
Neb
W. D. Powell
Playcrafters stage The Perfect Alibi in USD Slagle Hall
South Dakota Playcrafters presented The Perfect Alibi a detective mystery by A. A. Milne in Slagle Auditorium USD Wednesday evening. Isla Kilpatrick Sioux Falls led the cast with Cullen Bryant Platte Harold Steck Belle Fourche co starring. Cast included William Hagan Water Town Axel Peterson Colman Marjorie Harrington Elk Point Merle Moore Aberdeen William Kass Sioux City Elmer Noke Armour Eldora Rempfer Parkston with C E Lyon and D C Dickey coaching and Helen Blankenburg student director.
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United States
C. E. Lyon
South Dakota
Cullen Bryant
Isla Kirkpatrick
Sion Falls
Platte
Harold Steck
Belle Fourche
William Hagan
Watertown
Axel Peterson
Colman
Marjorie Harrington
Spearfish Students Aid Farmers in Soil Tests
Spearfish students assisted farmers in the Spearfish valley by testing soils for minerals and applying phosphate fertilizers. Tests showed high potash and lime but low phosphorous content, and the work, led by H M Critchfield, added about 19000 to Lawrence County farmers profits.
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Spearfish
Hpaa
Spearfish Normal
H. M. Critchfield
Lawrence County
Critchfield
Thest
University Singers To Present Messiah In Vermillion
Handel's Mes sah will be presented by the combined men's and women's glee clubs of the University of South Dakota on Sunday March 29 under the direction of A L Wilson professor of singing. The glee clubs will be assisted by the University orchestra the Garfield men's chorus from Dalesbure and soloists from churches in Vermillion. The men's choruses have been rehearsing for more than a week of the oratorio.
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University Singers
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
A. L. Wilson
University
Garfield
Dalesbure
Aberdeen to Stage Independence Rodeo Fest in July
Aberdeen plans a three day Independence themed rodeo in July sponsored by the local club. Whipple Rodeo Company of Wilmot will bring top wild horse and steer riders and several carloads of native regalia from nearby reservations. Event aims to revive local celebration after a three year gap.
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Aberdeen
Chub
Whipple Rodeo Company
Wilmot
Whipple
Office Club
Fala
Desire Of Farmers Longing For Country Life Poem By Hayes
Pierre February UIP- A state representative T E Hayes from Elli writes a poem expressing a farmer's wish to return to rural life after city living. The piece contrasts city din heat and traffic with farm calm, fresh air, and homestead chores, ending with a desire to live where nature and daily work define life.
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Hayes
Pierre
T. E. Hayes
Elli
Paris
Fluorine highlighted as highly reactive lighter fluid
Vermillion Feb 13 George H. Cady assistant chemistry professor at the University of South Dakota explains fluorine would never light a cigarette lighter if usable its extreme reactivity. He notes fluorine can ignite hot glass and flames wood cloth paper and rubber and can cause severe burns if touched.
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George H. Cady
University of South Dakota
KUSD
Cady
Professor Cady
Moissan
France
Northern Groups Stage Vaudeville at State Teachers College
Aberdeen February event gathers twelve organizations for a YWCA vaudeville to fund delegates to a national conference. Acts run five to ten minutes with three prize classes offering 10 and 5 dollars for first and second place. Participants include Kindergarten Primary council and Masquers club among others.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
W.C. A
Lake Geneva
Lincoln and
Graham Hall
Women's Athletic Association
Women's Self Governing Association
Leadership Club
Home Economies Club
Masquers Club
Pi Omega Pi
The
Beaux Arts
Dorothy Stone
Florence Kroeger
Belle Wallen
YW. W.C. A
Ellewood Ramay
Conde Man Guilty Of Liquor Charge
Vern Bultman of Conde was sentenced to three days in Spink county jail and fined 50 for a liquor charge after pleading guilty in circuit court before Judge Frank R. Fisher. Oscar Saur of Turton and Louis Schone of Redfield sat in court. Redfield residents who pleaded guilty had sentence deferred until March 23.
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Conde
Redfield
Vern Bultman
Spink County
Frank R. Fisher
Oscar Saur
Turton
Louis Schone
Red Cross Drives Seed Relief in Jerauld County
Wellington Springs February 13 Special A drought relief drive was announced after a county Red Cross meeting. Committees were named to cover Jerauld County and a carload of flour valued at about 750 dollars was set as the local quota toward the national drive of 10 million dollars.
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Jerauld
Committees for Lane and Alpena to be named today
A list of ships and names includes Blaine Barney Clinger L P Neilson Dale A C Crouch Ernest Scott Cherry Mrs D O Eddy Mrs Lucille Calverley Harmony Frank Hop ley Roy Eagle Marlar T T Traylor August Kfudt Weasington Springs Ole Roli John Greene Media Mrs F E Tapper A M Beers Pleasant Albert Swenson E M Barber Crow Christ Wagner Ed Mettler Viola William Beck man Ward Kisser Anina Mrs C B Nelson Mrs W S Crist Crow Lake H B Reest Stanley Zak Logan S EB P iaum Carl Peterson Weassington Springs city Mrs Lela Jansen Mrs Eto Mutz Mrs T F Buebing and Mrs Henry Anderson Committees for Lane and Alpena will be named today.
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Blaine
Barney Clinger
L. P. Neilson
Dale
A. C. Crouch
Ernest Scott
Cherry
D. O. Eddy
Lucille Calverley
Harmony
Frank Hopley
Roy Eagle
Marlar
T. T. Traylor
August Kfudt
Weasington Springs
Ole Roli
John Greene
Media
F. E. Tapper
A. M. Beers
Pleasant
Albert Swenson
E. M. Barber
Crow
Henry Anderson
Lane and
Alpena
Iroquois Choir to Appear In Program
The Methodist choir in Iroquois presents a Sunday evening program with twelve members. The ladies quartet includes Strub Harrington Hottomley Green. the male quartet features Blackburn Greer Crawford Casperson with solos by H. G. Brown. Mrs Madge Hanson and E O Casperson perform solos. Mrs Stoner and Mrs Bunn play a piano duet. Mrs Alice Stoner is pianist.
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Iroquois
Methodist
Grown
Mesdamen Strub
Harrington
Hottomley
Green
Messrs Blackburn, Greer, Crawford
Casperson
H. G
Royal Neighbors Valentine Party at Lake Preston
The Royal Neighbors of Lake Preston hosted a Valentine party at the chapter room with families as guests. An evening of cards and dancing concluded with refreshments served.
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Lake Preston
Indians in the United States Number About 34000
A historical census note states that around thirty four thousand Indians reside in the United States today, reflecting early demographic estimates and population distribution across reservations and urban areas.
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United States
Rural education department draws students from wide area
Enrollment in the Northern State Teachers College rural education department shows broad regional representation. Students come from counties along the eastern and northern borders and extend to Union and Perkins counties, with many from Spink Hodle Marshall Day Roberts Clark Miner Hanson and other counties.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
W. H. Culp
Union County
Perkins County
Aberdeen School
Spink
Hesdle
Marshall
Day
Roberts
Clark
Miner
Hanson
Northern
Hand
Hughes
Faulk
Edmunds
Walworth
Carson
Meade
Biblical Training Classes At Lake Preston
Bible training classes directed by Dr. C. G. Murphy of Lincoln Med and Mrs. E. E. Morris of Rapid City begin Feb 22 at the Congregational church Lake Preston. Murphy leads upper classes and Morris directs primary training. The program runs three days, then moves to Huron for three days, then returns to Lake Preston for three more days of instruction.
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Preston Lake Preston
C. G. Murphy
Lincoln
Med
E. E. Morris
Rapid City
Congregational Church of
Lake Preston
Murphy
Congregational
South Dakota
Nebraska
Huron
Lake Preston J
Fedora Rebekahs Hold Regular Meeting at FEDORA Lodge
Fedora Rebekah lodge met with 30 members and one visitor Nina Weigil of Roswell. A school of instruction was held and plans were made for another at the next meeting February 11. Minnie Holland was reelected D. D. P. The attendance race has Blanche's Busy Bees leading Elizabeth's Willing Workers 34 to 2. Alma Clark and Filiz eth Walter gave a short program, followed by lunch by Ida Clark and Flora Helland.
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Fedora Rebekahs
Alma Clark
Filizeth Walter
Ida Clark
Flora Helland
Meeting notes show Red Cross drive and banquet planning
Mrs Boos presiding reports a five dollar contribution to needy areas through the Red Cross during the business session. The plan for selling tickets for the March banquet was discussed and a splendid program by noted women followed.
Leader Ya Unruh leads day with notable women speakers
Mrs Ya Unruh chaired a program featuring Ernestine Heink and Carrie Chapman Catt presented through Jennie Paschke with Edna St Vincent Millay as part of a series. Other speakers included Carrie Hagen and Mabel Cannon delivering brief remarks to the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ya Unruh
Anfia Mumford
Jane .Addams
Ernestine ‘Schuman| Heink
Carrie Hagen
Carrie Chapman Catt
Jennie Paschke
Edna St. Vincent Milley
Mabel Cannon
Notable Women Honored In Evening Program
A local gathering honored Florence E. Al jen Mrs. Hoover Madame Marie Curie and Edith Wharton. Lunch followed served by Maud Arnold Sopie Heschta Teresa Fitzgerald and Amelia Rasmus pen反.
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Florence E. al~ Jen
Mrs. Hoover
Madame’ Marie Curie
Edith Wharton
Maud Arnold
Sopie Heschta
Teresa Fitzgerald
Amelia Rasmuspen
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