Bill To Finance Study Of Education Killed In House
South Dakota house debates a two year study of 12 year compulsory education with a 140000 restated allocation for distressed schools and a tax replacement plan. The measure failed by two votes short of the two thirds, as amendments shift funds and policy moves proceed on related education and tax bills.
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M. Q. Sharpe
South Dakota
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W. Bicknell
Paulo
Kretselunac
Eureka
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Kretschmar
H. R. Jackson
Lemmon
H. H. Motley
Frankfort
C. E. Anderson
Henry
L.vc. Gooch
South Shore
Jackson
Megs
Yankton County
School of Mines
Algo
School of Mines and Technology
Judiciary Committee
Name New Extension Poultryman At SDSG
Boyd A Ivory of Cedar City Utah is appointed State College extension poultryman as announced by John V Hep ler director of extension. Ivory began Feb 1 and will lead poultry field work after joining from Utahs branch agricultural college in Cedar City where he was an instructor. He previously worked at Swift s dairy and poultry plant in Nebraska and was a graduate assistant in the poultry department at Utah State Agricultural College. A 1938 graduate of Utah State Agricultural College he earned a master s in poultry from Rutgers University New Brunswick New Jersey.
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Boyd A. Ivory
Cedar City
Utah
State College Extension
John V. Hepler
Ivory
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Swift
Nebraska
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Rutper's University
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Rites For Sexauer
Funeral services for George P. Sexauer 81 a prominent South Dakota train elevator and seed company operator will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday at the Brookings Presbyterian Church The body is being brought back from Los Angeles where a heart condition caused his death Sunday
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Brookings
George P. Sexauer
South Dakota
Brookings Presbyterian Church
Los Angeles
Hyde County Teachers To Meet at Court House
Hyde County plans an all day teachers meeting at the courthouse on February 26 led by Superintendent Gladys Gannon. Harriet W. Thomas of St Pierre will speak on Teaching Devices in the morning and discuss devices for ages in the afternoon. A general discussion of spring school activities follows with group singing led by Martha McLaughlin.
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Gladys Gannon
Court ‘House
Harriet W. Thomas
St. Pierre
Martha’ McLaughlin
Volunteers and draftees depart for Fort Sneling exam
In Woonsocket on February 18 four volunteers and four selectees from Sanborn County left for medical examinations at Fort Sneling Minnesota. The volunteers are John Wilson and Ralph Moody of Letcher Jasper Jones and Galvin Austin of Artesian. Selectees include Nicholas Hein and Clifford Vander Aarde at Woonsocket James Warren of Forestburg and Jay Welch of Letcher.
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Sanborn County
Fort’ Sneling
Minn
John Wilson
Ralph Moody
Letcher
Jasper Jones
Galvin “Austin
Artesian
Nicholas Hein
Clifford’ Vander Aarde
James Warren
Foreatburg
Jay Welch
DeSmet Barber William Rouse Dies After Illness
William Rouse a local barber died late Tuesday afternoon while leaving for Huron for treatment. He had been in ill health for some time and suffered a heart attack. He leaves a widow and one son.
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Smet
William Rouse
Huron
Former Bryant Woman Dies In Iowa
Mrs. Nels O. Spilde died at her daughter Mrs. L A Jacobson’s home in Bryant Iowa on Tuesday night at 11 30 She was born in Manitowoc Wisconsin on December 16 1859 and married Nels O Spilde in Decorah Indiana in 1890 The couple moved to Willo w Lakes later that year before settling in Watertown in 1920 where they lived with their daughter Mrs L A Jacobson until her death
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Nels O. Spilde
L. A. Jacobson
Watertown
Tulare Couple Celebrate Ninth Anniversary With Friends
In Tulare on Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Fess Delaney marked their ninth wedding anniversary with a card party for friends. Prizes went to Mrs Roy Delaney and Harold Haag and Mrs Delaney served refreshments and received pottery gifts.
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Tulare
Fess Delaney
Roy Delaney
Harold Haag
Bridal Shower Honors Ree Heights Woman
Community Club members honored Mrs. Mark Durfee at a bridal shower held at the August Hadeler home on Saturday. The event featured a Valentine theme and was attended by out-of-community guests including Mr. and Mrs. Bawdon of Highmore. Lunch was served after a short program.
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Ree Heights
Mark Durfee
Hadeler
Higgins Receives Honorable Discharge
Forestburg, February 18. Merle Higgins of Sheppard Field Texas received an honorable discharge from the Army and returned home.
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Forestburg
Merle Higgins
Sheppard Field
Tex
Veterinarian Named At State College
BROOKINGS announces the appointment of Dr. Frank E. Licklyter as State College extension and experiment station veterinarian replacing Dr. G S Weaver who joins the Army. Licklyter, a 1941 Kansas State graduate, will split time between extension field work and station research. He previously practiced in Missouri and worked with the Bureau of Animal Industry at McLaughlin.
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Ren
Frank E. Licklyter
McLoughlin
State College Extension and Experiment Station
John V. Hepler
L B. Johnson
G. S. Weaver
Licklyter
Kansas State College of Agriculture
Missouri
Bureau of Animal Industry
McLaughlin
Carrie Davis Club Meets At Hitchcock
The Carrie Davis Study Club met in February at the home of Mrs. William Alger with six members and one guest, Mrs. Carl McDonald of Draper. Mrs. F. M. McDonald led the business session, China was the roll call item, and Mrs. John Kingdon gave a China paper. Refreshments were served. the March meeting will be at Mrs. Charles Swartz’s home.
Two South Dakotans Wounded In North Africa
War Department lists two South Dakotans among 440 American soldiers wounded in action in North Africa. Private Lestie C. H. Grieme is from White and Private Maurice C. Martin has a sister in St. Lawrence. Some wounded have recovered and returned to duty.
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States
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Mrs Gunther Otto Hosts Card Club Night
Mrs Gunther Otto and Mrs Otto entertained their card club at home Saturday evening. Whist was played at three tables with high score prizes awarded to Mrs Etton MacNeill and Henry Meyer. Lunch was served after the games.
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Tulare
Gunther Otto
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