Debaters from South Dakota compete in two tourneys
South Dakota State and University of South Dakota debaters join two invitation tournaments this week. St Thomas College hosts matches on March 1 and 2 with Leonard Anderson and others. At Iowa University, Lyle Wirt Parker and Alvin Hahn will compete in a five round event with several other colleges from the region in a Central State Speech conference setting.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Dallas C. Dickey
St. Thomas College
St. Paw
Leonard Anderson
Presho
Myer Roven
Freeman
Lowell Schmidt
Salem
Anne Luker
Lane
University of Iowa
Lyle Wirt
Parker
Alvin ‘Hahn
Doland
Central State
St Thomas
Iowa
South Dakota
Dakota State College
Sioux Falls College
Eastern Normal
Minnesota
Iowa University
University of Nebraska
University of Missouri
University of Oklahoma
University of Iowa, Northern University
Washington University of St. Louis
Lemmon Board Reelects L W Bullard As Superintendent
The Lemmon board of education reelected Prof. L. W. Bullard as superintendent of city schools for the upcoming fall at a salary of $2,000, a reduction of $200 from the current year. Mrs. Henry Voigt was appointed clerk to fill the vacancy from J. K. Clark’s resignation and move to Pierre.
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Lemmon
Lemmon’ Board of Education
L. W. Bullard
Henry Voigt
J. K. Clark
Fierre
Declama Contest Offered by Wessington Springs District
Wessington Springs hosts the district declamatory contest on March 31 with participants from Wes sington Springs Lane Letcher Alpena Forestburg Woonsocket Artesian and Gann Valley. Sydney H Spayde Yankton College drama head will judge. An added feature is a one act play reading by Spayde in the afternoon.
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Wessington Springs
Gann Valley
Lane
Letcher
Alpena
Forestburg
Woonsocket
Artesian
R. W. Gibson
Sydney H. Spayde
Yankton College
Spayde
Keithahn to Lead Meditations at State Minister Retreat
The Rev. F. R. Keithahn pastor of the Congregational church at Gann Valley is to lead meditations at a Congregational ministers retreat in Mitchell on March 1 and 2. Similar meetings are being held statewide at the same time per Reverend Xrithehn.
Intelligence determined by both heredity and environment
Vermillion on February 2 Professor C C Josey of the University of South Dakota argued that intelligence is shaped by both heredity and environment not by one alone. He spoke on the university radio station as the third talk in a nine part series titled The Psychology of the Child. He noted heredity influences are shown by various facts.
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C. C. Josey
University of South Dakota
University
Josey
Services Held For Roy Wooledge In Gann Valley
Funeral services were held for Roy Wooledge aged 48 in Gann Valley with Rev. David Clark of Ft Thompson presiding. Masons from Gann Valley Kimball and Chamberlain participated. interment followed in Gann Valley cemetery. He is survived by his widow a daughter and a son.
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Roy Wooledge
Gann Valley
Wooledge
Buffalo County
David Clark
Ft Thompson
Kimball
Chamberlain
Mr. Woollodge
Mecca
Gann ‘Valley
Burdette home extension club meets for wax and polish
The Burdette home extension club met at Mrs. Nathan Jetson's home. Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Grace Buhong demonstrated floor wax and furniture polish. Next meeting planned with Mrs Ernest Peterson and Miss Sara Dewing from Huron to demonstrate soap and shop making.
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Burdette
Burdette Home Extension Club
Nathan ‘Ar Jetson
Marshall
Grace Buhong
Pith
Ernest Peterson
Sara Dewing
Huron
Novel Fundraising Box Used By Yale Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of the Yale Community Church will hold its semi monthly meeting on March 2 at Mrs W Pratt's home The Ridtings. The touring box, started by President Mrs C W Tolman, travels to collect money It contains an article which is purchased at each stop and the money added to a small bank in the book Each purchaser adds another article and the box continues its tour.
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YALE
Yale Community Church
Principals To Meet At S D U
Vermillion announces the annual conference of South Dakota high school principals at the University of South Dakota on April 21 and 22. Dr. Wm. H. Batson leads local arrangements with officers M. A. Lynett Dwight D. Miller and A. Madison. Topics include the national secondary school survey legislation impact and vocational guidance. Banquet planned for April 21. Conference sessions set for April 21 22, aligning with the state music contest.
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Vermillion
South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Wm. H. Batson
School of Education
M. A. Lynett
Brookings High School
Dwight D. Miller
Watertown
A. Madison
Springfield
Batson
Wakonda Electric System shows profit in 1932
Wakonda, Feb 22 Wakonda electric light system reports a 1932 profit of 1378 dollars after operating expenses. Total receipts from electricity sales were 6683.42 dollars with purchases from the high line totaling 3455 dollars.
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Wakonda
F. M. ‘Thrane
City Of Aberdeen Sued For $5,269
William Thompson filed suit against the City of Aberdeen for 5269 dollars alleging personal injury after slipping on ice and snow on January 17, breaking his left leg. The claim cites negligence in not removing sidewalk hazards and was referred to the city attorney.
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Aberdeen
William Thompson
Thompson
Moose Club Dance At Redfield Draws 150 Guests
The Loyal Order of Moose held a regular meeting at Redfield then hosted a dancing party in the commercial hall for members wives and friends. About 150 people attended as the Jazz Jesters of Redfield provided music and lunch was served.
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Moose
Redfield Redfield
Loyal Order of Moose
Redfield
Luch
South Dakota Senate Votes 10000 For World’s Fair Funds
Pierre February 28 By a 31 to 5 vote the senate approved a bill giving South Dakota ten thousand dollars for participation in the Chicago world’s fair this year The request had originally sought fifteen thousand but was trimmed by the appropriation committee Extend courses Vermillion February 23 More than three times as many courses are offered by correspondence by the University of South Dakota in 1933 than 12 years ago says Garrett Breckenridge director Extension Division School programs Yale February 2 Foote School taught by Miss Smith and Johnson School led by A Kieinsasser held programs last week Visitors said the events were unusually interesting Rebekars meet Frankfort February 28 Special The Rebekahs held a social meeting Ida Barr welcomed as a new member transferred from Mellette lodge A readings and gong program followed Lunch served by committee About 20 members Hold contest Frankfort February 28 Special Frankfort high school club holds science contest at the home of O J Haig Miss Lois Jones and Avis Stubbs win
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S. D
Pierre
Senate
South Dakota
Chicago
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Garret Breckenridge
Extension Divison
University
YALE
Foote
Miss Smith
Johnson School
A. Kieinsasser
Rebekars
Frankfort
Rebekahs
Aring
Ida Barr
Mellette Lodge
Sioux Falls Votes 20 Percent Cut in Assessments
Sioux Falls city commission ordered a 20 percent reduction in structure and real estate assessments yesterday. If approved by county and state boards, property tax bills would fall about 229000 dollars next year, cutting municipal taxes from 1.5 million to about 1.27 million and lowering city operations to roughly 218000 next year. The cut affects about 25,254,740 of the total 48,391,663 valuation, with personal valuations and utility values largely unchanged.
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Sioux Falls
George W. Burnside
Use Sessor
Chapel Scene Recalls Varsity Braves Feats in Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls the college chapel, once a battlefield for the Braves during home games, now serves as a quiet gathering place for students. A faded black line marks the old court edge while baskets stood at the ends and protective bars shielded the windows as lights endured the ruckus of the warpath era.
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Sioux Falls
Flora
Sioux Falls College
A L A Board In Session At Pierre
Twenty four members of the South Dakota American Legion auxiliary executive board met in Pierre for a national defense conference. Speakers included Former Representative Otto of Clark and state leaders.
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Legion Auxiliary State Department
Ruth Dukes
Huron
Zeila Scofield
de Smet
Whispering Bandit Robs Aberdeen Youth of $16
A masked robber with a whispered voice held up a Aberdeen youth named Jones Saturday night. He robbed the youth at the rear of his parents home as he prepared to depart, taking $16 and possibly waiting for his arrival. The incident occurred in Aberdeen and the bandit's quiet manner was noted.
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Aberdeen
Jones
Ice Breaks Up In Missouri River At Aneton February Breakup
Ice in the Missouri river near Aneton began moving out shortly after noon yesterday marking the earliest break up in several years. Edges started moving first and by 5 p.m. the entire field was in motion. No danger of a gorge was anticipated.
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Missouri River
Ankton
Missionary Society meets Burdette at Wheaton home
Mrs. Charles Olson and her daughter Marian hosted the Wheaton missionary society at their house, as February events are noted in this society gathering report.
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Burdette
Charles Olson
Marian
Wheaton
Burdette Whist Team Beats Gilbert-Work Strongly
Burdette hall hosted a whist match on February 28 with the Burdette team defeating Gilbert-Work by more than 100 points. Burdette wins showcased dominant play from the home squad.
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Burdette
Burdette Whist
Gilbert- Work
Burdette Hall
Entertains Burdette Card Club at Home
Mr and Mrs William Noble entertained the south Burdette card club at their home on Feb 28 Special prize winners were Schoebring and Ross Bingham with high scores while Marjorie Croes and Mr Borkhawis had low scores A lunch of ice cream cake and coffee was served at the close of the evening
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Club Burdette
William Noble
South Burdette
Three Aberdeen youths held after dance hall disturbance
Aberdeen authorities held Ray Chapman and his brother Harry Chapman along with Leonard Pitt for investigation on charges of disturbing the peace by assaulting Albert Senders at a dance hall. Police said a girl was involved and a small gas gun was fired to clear the floor.
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Aberdeen
Tewarees
Ray Chapman
Harry
Leonard Pitt
Albert Senders
Sanders
Father Dies Call Sends Rural Carrier to Detroit
B A Kearney rural carrier route No 1 left his duty to travel to Detroit after the death of his father Clement Noonan will substitute during his absence. In Burdette Mr and Mrs Charles Olson hosted a card party with friends and neighbors at their home on February 28.
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Frankfort
B. A. Kearney
Detroit
Clement Noonan
Mr. Kearney
Burdette
Mrs
Charles Olson
St Lawrence High School Music Concert Delights Audience
St Lawrence Feb 28 Special report on a high school program featuring a sixteen piece school orchestra directed by Hans Christensen, a girls glee club under Miss Verna ONeill, and a boys octette with members Abbott Anderberg Nelson Stechmann Shepherd Hartmen F Abbott. The program included nine glee club selections memory melodies lighting effects piano solos by Marie Whittington and strong vocal blending throughout.
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ST. Lawrence
Hans Christensen
Glee Club
Verna
O'Neill
Misses Ford
Whittington
Messers J
Abbott
Anderberg
Nelson
Stechmann
Shephard
Hartmen
F. Abbott
Marie Whittington
Bright Reorganizes Sioux Falls College Choir
Sioux Falls notes a reform of the Sioux Falls college choir this week under Prof Lee Bright. The director will limit to 36 voices based on competitive rating and rehearsal attendance. He aims to select the best material for success and plans a church program for Sioux Falls and nearby towns.
Clinic at Yale Draws Wide Attendance
The beslth clinic held at Yale drew seventy five pupils with Dr. B. H. Kerr and Dr. E. H. Bryan of Huron and two nurses. Fifty six pupils were from the local school, white nineteen from three rural schools. Four pupils received healthy buttons.
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YALE
Fee
Beslth
B. H. Kerr
E. H. Bryan
Huron
Liberty School Play Moved to Home of Teacher
Liberty School No 3 will stage the three act detective play Poor Father at Joseph W Glanzer's home Friday night instead of at the school. Cast members rehearse this week for the 1 30 p m start and a two hour runtime with no admission charged. Glanzer's home lies one eleventh cast and a quarter miles south of the Liberty school, four miles north of Sheffield.
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Shirrann
Joseph W. Glanz
Liberty
Gaiv
Glanzers
Liberty School
Sheffield
Farewell party for Osceola families at Farmers Union hall
In Osceola on February 2 a farewell party was held for the Uniric Kasperson John Lind and Ewin Lind families who plan to move soon. Kaspersons will relocate to a farm north of Tlark while Linds move north of De Smet. Also noted a business trip.
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St. Thomas
St. Paul
Christenson
Mel
N.C. Christenson
Mitchell
S. D.U
White House
Washingon
City of
Aoe Sas
Frankfort High Skhool’ Club
Haig
Lois’ Jones
Avis Stubbs
A.L. A. Board
Frank Wilbrandt
John Hendrickson
Ernest Hein
Herman Garbe
Carl Jorgenson
Bre
Ed Mortents
Laneh
Martens
Specia
Bernard Garry
Swanders
Long Boy Bakers
Osceola
Ray Walligg
Herold Schneller
C. H. Alsbers
Fankton
Virgil
Virgil Grain Company
Joan Gradert
George Mencke
Hris Bader
Otto Schroener
Nick Ochsner
del Monte, California
Ile
Tts
Lucky Luke
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