Urges Economy In Buying Food In South Dakota
Vermillion February 26 Miss Mary Margaret Shaw head of the home economics department at the University of South Dakota urged economy in buying food for the family in a talk over KUSD university station Tuesday morning. She said every housewife should save where possible but not sacrifice nutritional needs. Shaw outlined four family needs: starch fat protein and protective foods, with emphasis that meals should provide activity energy tissue building and disease resistance. She noted planning and good cooking make meals attractive and varied and praised home food specialists.
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Mary Margaret Shaw
University of South Dakota
Kusd
University Station
Miss Shaw
Home Economics
Quirk Elected Y W C A Leader at University of South Dakota
Lucile Quirk of Highmore was elected president of the Y W C A at the University of South Dakota. Ferne Kesbeth of Canistota was named vice president, Veryl Christianson of Viborg secretary, and Myrile McLaughlin of Longford treasurer. New cabinet members include Genevieve Howe, Deaudad, Vivian Walz Vermillion, Fermer Rosboth Canistota, Louise Larson Vermillion, Ruth Payne Vermillion, Lucille Quirk Highmore, Vera Lawrence Fedora, Eva Nelson Elk Point, Nsazel Youngman. Outgoing officers are Heather Jean Douglas Highmore president Isla Milpanick Sioux Falls vice president Janet Bruce Yankton secretary and Claire Overton. A March election may follow with national WCAD involvement.
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Lucile Quirk
Vermillion
Ducille Quirk Highmore
Y. W.C. al
University of South Dakota
Ferne Kesbeth
Canisiota
Veryl Christianson
Viorg
Myrile McLaughlin
Longford
Fhe
Genevieve Howe
Deudawood
Vivian Walz
Fermer Rosboth
Canistota
Louise Larson
Ruth Payne
Lucille Quirk
Highmare
Vera Lawrence
Fedora
Eva Nelson
Elk Point
Nsazel Youngman
Heather Jean Douglas
Highmore
Isla Milpanick
Sioux Falls
Janet Bruce
Yankton
Claire Overton
Avon Spring Fair Opens With Judging and Prizes
Avon hosts the fourth annual spring fair February 26 and 27 with judges Gaeebink and Weisner from Brookings, cattle and poultry specialists. Exhibits include grain and women’s handiwork, carried goods, junior girls baking, and boys’ bird houses. About 800 dollars in cash prizes awaits winners. The event opens with a band concert and a Thursday high school program featuring Mr. Weisner and Mrs. Clara L. Towne of Platte, plus the girls' glee club. a Friday evening program follows in the high school auditorium.
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AVON
Aeebink
Own Weisner
Brookings
State College
Weisner
Clara L. Towne
Platte
Real spring sign spotted by Yankton robins
Yankton reports a sure spring indicator a deck of robins fed and seen on a local lawn. A Kentucky cardinal was heard and duck hunters note ducks heading north. Golf courses stay busy with winter play continuing on Sundays barring snow storms.
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Yankton
South Dakota
Kentucky
Miller C C Outlines Interesting Club Meeting Notice
The Miller club plans a meeting on March 3 at eight o clock with C J Schilling and Rev C 5 Schilling among the attendees. The program features male quartet and Shakespearean roles praised by the group. The event promises a strong turnout and notable performances.
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Miller C. C
P. Miller
C. J. Schilling
J. Halbower
Schilling
Ree Heights
Jury Not Used In Sioux Falls Court Historical First
In Minnehaha county a criminal case went to trial without a jury marking a county first and second in the state. Defendant Frank Bennedict of Sioux Falls faces child desertion charges after an agreement between defense and state attorneys. State’s attorney G Norton Jameson notes the ruling.
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Sioux Falls
Court House
Minnehaha
South Dakota
Frank Bennedict
G. Norton Jameson
Alpena Sees New Through Train On Maiden Trip
Alpena witnessed the Col umbian Milwaukee flyer on its maiden trip through town. Spectators crowded the depot as mail was rapidly exchanged, with one man leaping to avoid being knocked by the rolling sack. The fast train, seen as a speck then rumbling through, marked a historic moment for the community.
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Alpena
Milwaukee Railroad
Yankton Glee Club Sets Long Tour Schedule
Yankton college men's Glee club under Dr. L. Daily will tour March 8 through April 1 featuring chorus, quartets, duets, violin, piano and vocal solos and readings. The group will perform in Chicago nearly 20 times and broadcast on WCFL March 14 and WGN March 21.
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Yankton
Sohne
Yankton College Men's Glee Club
Dr. L. Daily
Chicago
WCFL
WGN
Catholic Indians To Hold Congress At Pine Ridge
The Catholic Indian congress for South Dakota Catholics will convene at Holy Rosary mission eight miles northwest of Pine Ridge on May 1 to 3. Charles Randall of Bear Creek district presides, with Thomas Fast Wolf as vice president. The treasury holds 7800 dollars for expenses, with additional subscriptions expected. last year’s gathering was at St Francis mission on the Hesebud reservation.
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Congress Pine Ril
Ventual Catholic Indian Congress
Pakota
Holy Rosary Mission
Pine Ridge
Charles Randall
Bear Creek
Thomas Fast Wolf
St Francis Mission
Hesebud
State Debaters Set Busy Week in Intercollegiate Lineup
BROOKINGS Feb 2 State college debaters prepare for a heavy slate debating Grinnell College and meeting Huron College in Brookings Thursday with the men and Dakota Wesleyan in Mitchell Friday. Alice Johnson Geddes and Geraldine Austin Cottonwood uphold the affirmative of the Pi Kappa Delta question against Huron women while Raymond Jennison Avon and Edgar Olson Old ham speak for the negative. Miss Johnson and Miss Austin have debated together three times. the men’s team is a new combination.
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S. D
Brookings
State College
Grinnell College
Huron College
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Alice Johnson
Geddes
Geraldine Austin
Cottonwood
Pi Kappa Delta
Huron
Raymond Jennison
Avon
Edgar Olson
Oldhant
Miss Johnson
Miss Austin
Woonsocket Legion to Host District Meeting
M Nelson, American Legion commander of the sixth district, notified Woonsocket Post No 28 officers that a district meeting will be held in Woonsocket in the near future. The exact date will be set by the Woonsocket post.
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Woonsocket Legion
Woonsocket
M. Nelson
White Laie
American Legion
Woonsocket Post No
Woonsocket Post
Yankton College to Add Equipment at Hosting Plant
Yankton college will install new equipment at its hosting plant this year announced by President G. W. Nash. The additions include a new boiler and stoker to serve the men's dormitory this summer along with a full automatic compensating speed control for three boilers of the finished power.
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Yankton College
Yankton
G. W. Nash
Stop a Cold in 12 Hours Derol Remedy Ad
An old McKesson product promotes Derol as a fast cold cure claiming work within twelve hours. The ad touts Carol and science backed relief for headaches neuralgia and rheumatism with a money back guarantee. Independent drug stores carry the product.
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McKessen
Carol
Science
AY McKesson Service Druggista
McKesson
Governor Green Shows Busy Farm to State Leaders
Pierre February 26 The farmer governor Warren Green directs South Dakota from his executive desk working long hours through the legislative session. He arrives at 9am and leaves after late afternoon sessions, meeting delegations and officials while maintaining a quiet family life at the executive mansion. After adjournment he may shorten hours. he has few reasons to leave Pierre, aside from farm trips to Hazel and a Sioux Falls banquet speech.
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Mr. Green
Green
Pierre
Hazel
Sioux Falls
Governor Green
Picre
Volin Dance Ban Sparks Public Criticism and Petition
Residents of Volin protest a town board ruling that bans public dances. A petition seeks licenses for public dances with selective approval, arguing the total ban is too drastic. If the ban remains, supporters may pursue a public vote to overturn the decision.
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Volin
Rapid City Man Fined Heavily For Assault
Rapid City meat salesman Peter Shane was fined $100 and sentenced to 3 days in jail plus costs totaling about $1,000 after pleading guilty to assaulting special policeman James Hamer during a Labor Day rodeo disturbance at the Alfalfa Palace fair grounds. The fine is payable in $25 monthly installments.
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Rapid City
Gether
Peter Shane
Shane
James Hamer
Rapidday
Hamer
100 Man Crew At Work On Sioux Falls Sewer
Sioux Falls reports the largest crew on the south side sewer project with 190 men starting this week. The crew follows 73 workers from the previous period and focuses on tunneling under the Minnesota avenue paving. To employ more men the project is divided into shifts.
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Sioux Falls
South Side
Minnesota Avenue
Farm Outlook Meeting Planned in Aberdeen for Farmers
Aberdeen February 2 Farmers of Brown county will learn the latest facts on agricultural outlook at a Saturday meeting guided by Ted Horfinnson from the extension service of South Dakota State College Brookings. Discussions will cover grain price trends and other farm topics with sponsors noting additional items. All Brown County farmers are invited to attend at the municipal auditorium.
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Aberdeen
O- Brown County
Ags
Ted Horfinnson
Extension Service
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Brown Courty
Boy Who Disappeared Returns To Parker
Anielie Solheim, 14, of Parker, who vanished after a home burglary ordeal and was reported seen in Sioux City, Ia, returned with his parents. Neighbors say he worked in a cafe during the weeks away and seems physically unharmed though mentally strained. He plans to resume school.
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Parker
Anielie Solheim
Sioux City
Thirteen Pound Baby Born To Fordyce Family
A 13 pound baby girl was born at Sacred Heart hospital in Yanketon to Mr. and Mrs. John Dickes of Fordyce Nebraska. She is the 13th child in the family and one sibling weighed 14 pounds at birth. The couple has one set of twins among their 11 children.
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Yanketon
Sacred Heart Hospital
John Dickes
Fordyce
Neb
Mr. Dickes
Rural Mail Carriers Meet At Wessington
About 15 RF D car riera from this district gathered in the community hall at Wessington Monday for a twelve thirty dinner and business session. George Armstrong of Hitchcock was elected president and Floyd Shaw of Welsington secretary treasurer for the men’s order. Mrs E Thorazz of Virgil was reelected president of the auxiliary and Mrs Ed Shaw reelected secretary treasurer.
Canova Legion to Award Honor Medal in Canova School
Canova post of the American Legion will award a Legion honor medal to the outstanding pupil this year. Selection rests on five measures: honor courage scholarship leadership and service. A Legion committee will choose after consulting the school superintendent and teachers.
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Canova
Caova
American Legion
Legion
Future Awaits Engineer says several factors create opportunities
BROOKINGS Feb 26 A State college civil engineering professor H Carter told KFDY radio that a positive future awaits the engineer. Replacements population growth and industrial expansion drive demand for graduates in drafting design operation maintenance testing inspection estimating research sales and administration. He said the engineer’s role centers on thought design supervision and system operation across branches of civil and electrical engineering.
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Brookings
H. &Carter
State College
KFDY
Carter
Civil
Median starting salary trends among graduates in engineering fields
Statistics show about five thousand graduates out of call, indicating a median starting salary around SL.sw0. After ten years earnings rise toward 000 and continue upward to about $7500 per year by thirty years, varying by country. Professor Carter and engineers are cited as successful examples.
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RCA Radiotrona
Mazda
RCA Radioteon Co, Inc
Harricoa
N. J
Radi Corporation
Anavica
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