Regis College Enrollment Counts Fall to Winter Dip
Dr Boner reported today that winter attendance shows a slight fall off, with 39 fewer students than fall quarter. Total collegiate enrollment reached 1,047, up 1405 over last year’s 913, and with 22 in the agricultural and separate music and creamery short courses, 1,325 students attend. Freshmen lead with 403, sophomores 315, juniors 159, and seniors 111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standary School of Agriculture
Creamery
Sie College
Oratorio Chorus To Be Organized By State Club
South Dakota State Federation of Home Extension clubs plans a two-branch state chorus at Brookings Farm and Home week. A lighter pageant Over the Bounding Main will be performed for community singing with four rehearsal rooms and four directors. The serious portion will study Handel The Messiah two choirs And the Glory of the Lord and Hallelujah with solos. Rehearsals start February 16 with members from farm women and men and farm enterprises.
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Cresbard
State Federation of Home Extension Clubs
Ite
Perry Clifford
Cresbeed
Brookings
Bounding Main
Chorun
South Dakota
State College
State Federation of ‘Home Extension Club
Speech Contests Set for Yankton College Entrants
In Yankton on January 18 the Riggs Ex tempore contest offers a $16 first prize to Miss Mary Esther Reese of Mitchell who won last year. Three students, Fred Nichol Wakdemar Weverstad of Yankton and William Lang of Tyndall, have entered. The peace oratorical contest is set for January 2 with three or four students expected to participate.
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Yankton Yankton
Riggs
Yankton College
H. J. Curry
Mary Esther Reese
Mitchell
Fred Nichol
Wakdemar Weverstad
Yankton
William Lang
Tyndall
Redfield Instructor Joins Yankton Staff
Miss Lena Waltner formerly German instructor at Redfield college has joined Yankton college as German faculty replacing Miss Alice Kingsbury. Kingsbury who led the modern language department for years entered a sanitarium last fall due to ill health and is now in Battle Creek Michigan with optimistic notes about improvement and plans to resume teaching after spring vacation in April.
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Redfield
Yankton
Lena Waltner
Redfield College
Yankton College
G. W. Nash
Waltner
Alice BK. Kingsbury
Kingsbury
Miss Kingsbury
Milan
Italy
Bke
Battle Creek
Mich
Nash
Maddy to Lead All State High School Orchestra
Vermillion January 24 Joseph Eli Maddy organizer of the National high school orchestra camp at Interlachen Michigan will organize and direct an all state high school orchestra for the Govth Dakota Fair convention in Mitchell next fall W R Colson dean of the college of music at the University of South Dakota praises Maddy as a prime force in elevating high school orchestra playing and credits him with substantial influence in American youth music
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Maddy
Vermillion
Joseph
Eli Maddy
Interlachen
Mich
Dakota
Mitchell
W. R. Colson
College of Music
University of South Dakota
Maddy For the Eduucation Convention, Is A Triumph For Themmusic
Dean Colton
America
Sioux Falls Hes Over Mission In Treasury
Sioux Falls reports little change in pockets as net briefings from the treasury outage reflect a small impact on city finances. The scene captures a muted response with officials noting marginal shifts in revenue streams and local budgeting.
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Sioux Falls
Treasury
Sioux
Brekei
Jools
Woman Burned Lighting Oven Fire in Conde
Mrs Bian Tey Johnemn, wife of the rural mail carrier in Conde, is recovering from severe burns to her hands face and chest after a gas oven ignition failed and the oven gas exploded Sunday. The accident occurred as she attempted to light the oven of her gun stove.
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Conde
Mra
Bian Tey Johnemn
Youth Breaks Arm Playing Basketball
Alpena reports Gordon Teveldahl nine year old son of Mr and Mrs John Teveldahl is recovering from a broken arm after tripping and falling while playing basketball at school. He was among a group of boys in the school yard when the accident occurred.
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Alpena
Gordon Teveldahl
John Teveldahl
Young
Teveldahl
Boy Hurt by Airgun Shot Recovers Nicely
Alpena guest Arnie Seidechlaw shot his right hand with an air rifle during play last week. The pellet lodged deep near the bone but was removed. He is recovering and is still sore but improving after X ray confirmation.
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Alpena
Arnie Seidechlaw
Pep Meeting By Alpena Pups
Alpena high school pupils held a pep meeting marching from the school house to the public square. They circled the flag pole singing school songs and yells then proceeded to the end of Main Street with musical accompaniment.
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Alpena
Alpena High School
Temporary Bridge Under Construction East of Watertown
L Cum ming has taken over the contract and begun a temporary bridge over Willow Creek on Highway No. 22 east of Watertown. The structure will serve while the Hate highway bridge is under construction. Eight of ten Watertown men will gain employment on the project with preference to those with dependents.
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Watertown
Madison Officials Move to Secure Normal School Programs
At a January meeting in Madison committees were appointed to preserve Eastern Normal College’s standing and its current course offerings. Action will seek legislative revision to uphold the existing model, amid a Supreme Court ruling that the state board of regents overstepped by broadening courses at Eastern Normal, Southern Normal at Spearfish, and Western Normal at Spearfish, affecting degree-granting authority.
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Madison Wall
Supreme Court
Madison
Eastern Normal
Sameme Court
State Board of Regents
Southern Normal
Spetnallele
Western Normal
Spearfish
Board of Re-Gent
Urges Formation Of Testing Groups In Dairy States
South Dakota officials urged formation of cow testing associations in every dairy region. State Secretary Kriebs said test groups of about 26 farmers should jointly hire a tester, improve herd quality, and use proven sires. He cited profitability gains and better feeding as core aims.
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Fierre
South Dakota
Frank D. Kriebs
Kriebs
United States
Nelson Named Buffalo Highway Commissioner
GANN VALLEY January 14 The Buffalo county board selected John M Nelson as county highway superintendent for the coming year. The appointment was referred to the state highway commission for confirmation after a large number of applicants.
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Gann Valley
Buffalo County Board of County Commissioners
John M. Nelson
State Highway Commission
Trip From Tllionoss Cavour To Iowa Jan 14
Post master and Mrs. B. P. Corrigan and Rural Mail Carrier Ray Nolan with his wife drove to Iowa on Wednesday. They will visit Mrs Nolan's brother Jack Batron in Illinois and plan to be away about a week.
Sioux Falls Debaters Plan Six Men and Five Women Debates
Sioux Falls district college debaters schedule six men and five women contests from January 16 to March 3. The men face State College Dakota Wesleyan Augustana Eastern Normal and School of Mines. women meet Southern Normal Dakota Wesleyan Eastern Normal and Augustana with possible bouts against Yankton College and Buena Vista. Seven debates are decision contests on the national Pi Kappa Delta topic as teams prepare for provincial contention in Sioux City.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Thedoreh
Yankton College
Brookings
School of Mines
Pi Kappa Delta
Sioux City
State College
Dakota Wesleyan
Augustana College
Eastern Normal
Southern Normal
Buena Vista
Herman Township Farm Bureau backs tax plan
Herman township farm bureau near Madison reports approval of a tax program proposed to the state legislature by the South Dakota farm bureau federation. The meeting discussed membership goals for 1931, with Harmon Boyd opening remarks and a varied program plus committee appointments for upcoming wartime activities in the bureau's 1931 plan.
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Herman Farm Bureau
Madison
Herman Township Farm Bureau
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Herman Township Bureau
Robert Phillips Heads Sioux Literary Society
Robert Phillips of Mitchell was elected president of the Sioux Literary Society at Sioux Falls College in the mid year election. Elizabeth Rice of Watertown was named vice president and William Morris of Littlefork Minnesota was chosen reporter.
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Robert Phillips
Sioux Literary Society
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Sioux Falls College
Lest Week
Elizabeth Rice
Watertown
William Morris
Littlefork
Minn
Weete
Iroquois men buy Carthage meat market
R F Wolfe and Charlea Burns of Iroquois have purchased the Carthage meat market from Ray Alvey and taken immediate possession. Burns hails from the local market here and Wolfe is a former businessman. Ray Tyrrell of Bancroft will vacate Burns’s former post and move to Iroquois.
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Carthage
Troquois
R. F. Wolfe
Charlea Burns
Ray Alvey
Burns
E. 0. Casperson
Wolfe
Ray Tyrrell
Bancroft
Iroquois
Wolf
Beresford To Have Grain Poultry Show
Beresford to host the South Dakota Grain and Poultry association show at the Legion auditorium January 22 23 and 24 following a Saturday meeting. Prizes include sweepstakes prize of 10 dollars for the exhibitor with the most prizes. rules and regulations unchanged.
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Beresford
Mth
Southern
South Dakota Grain and Poultry Association
Legion Auditorium
Municipal Telephone
Winter Enrollment At State Sets Mark
Brookings, Jan. 14 State college reports a winter term enrollment up more than 14 percent from last year, marking the largest winter total to date as campus officials note higher student numbers and broader participation.
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State
Mark Brookings
State College
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