Three Players Cast for Sioux Falls College Play
Sioux Falls on January 19 reveals the final three cast members for You Never Can Tell to be staged February 8 and 9. Florence Wiles of Dell Rapids is the maid. Elvarrickey and E.E. Arnott lead set and costume work with assistance from Lorraine Stone in Minneapolis and a large stage crew. Virginia Barron serves as prompter, with a roster of helpers including Opal Peterson Florence Dexter Belene Heath Richard Ripple and Helen Lacey.
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Sioux Falls
Arthur C. Gray
Sioux Falls College
Thsine van Ausdall
Sioux Hs
White Kort
Bobin
McComas
Florence Wiles
Dell Rapids
Tami
Gray
E.E. Arnott
Elvarickey
Lorraine Btone
Minneapolis
Maney
Virgin'a Barron
Sioux. Falls
Miss Stone
Charles Ting
Opal Peterson
Florence Dexter
Belen Heath
Richard Ripple
Helen’ Lacey
Mr. Arnott
Irene Heinrichs
Charlote Alness
Vions Hansen
Dorothy Burrow
Bar Gross
Florence Pearson
Sioux Falls Teacher Publishes Preschool Behavior Study
Ruth Kennedy Caille PhD of Sioux Falls College has published Resistant Behavior of Preschool Children through Columbia University's Teachers' Publications. The book targets parents teachers physicians nurses and psychologists and explores preschool play routines and resistance to adults, dedicating the work to her father Edward G. Kennedy.
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Sioux Falls
Van
Ruth Kennedy Caille
Sioux Falls College
Bureau of Publications
Teachers’ Publications
Columbia University
Caille
Edward G. Kennedy
Madison Debaters Place Ten On Eastern State Team
Ten students of speech at Eastern State Normal school are rated the most outstanding among seventeen debaters for spots on the college team this season. First six men include Jay Roney Chester Hart George Hart Wilfred Wagner Francis Dunn Conley Gebbie Carl Reed with four women Gladys Campbell Irene Doering Geraldine Yerger and Mildred Gregg winning planes. Debates covered Pi Kappa Delta topic arguing presidential power should be substantially increased with seven minute constructive talks and four minute rebuttals.
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Madison
Eastern State Normal School
Jay Roney
Chester
George Hart
Pierre
Wilfred Wagner
Rutland
Francis Dunn
Woonsocket
Conley
Gebbie
Carl “Reed
Lake Preston
Gladys’ Campbell
Irene Doering
Geraldine Yerger
Mildred Gregg
Egat
Pi Kappa Delta
Arrange Speech Contest for Eastern State Extempore
Madison January 19 A local speaking contest will select Eastern State Normal School’s representative for the extempore division at Aberdeen in February. The event is set for January 23 at 6:00 PM in End Wing auditorium. Already chosen are Jay Rovey Chester for peace, George Hart Pierre for general oratory, and Patricia Crowley Lennox for women’s oratory.
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Madison
Eastern
Stats Normal
Aberdeen
Esstern
George Hart
Pierre
Patricia Crowley
Lennox
Whist Tournament at Gettysburg Closes
Gettysburg whist tournament concludes with Tillotson and R C Van Wald winning the four county event by totaling 96 points. Runners up Hanson and Tromsind finish with 346 and McMaster with Er Von Wald take third at 335. Awards are presented to winners and runners-up. A second series of 2001 county contests opens Monday by the American Legion.
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Gettysburg
Van
Wpeca
Tillotson
R. C. van Wald
The
American Legion
Hanson
Tromsiind
McMaster
Er.Von Wald
the Legion
Delegates Chosen For GOP Meeting From Potter County
Gettyshugh Jen iv topecus A J Tobias John Wickert Chet Jackson Will Weidensee and Bans Johnson elected as delegates to the state Republican meeting in Perre February 12. Meeting explained the platform aims and candidate endorsement. Colt Breaks Leg in Cavour incident as a broker and other mishap noted.
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Gettyshuhg
Jen. iv
Topecus
A.J. Tobias
John Wickert
Chet Jackson
Will Weidensee
Bans Johnson
Potter County
Perre
Paul’ “Thompson
Vaciman
Westphal
Canova Men Stage PTA Style Review in Jan
Canova, Jan. 12 special. The community enjoyed a style revue by Canova men for PTA members. It featured impersonations of The Australian Nightingale The Flapper Aunt Jemima Bathing Beauties Dancing Girls Spinster and Jew with lively applause. A country school scene mocks a strict schoolmaster and students. A spoof wedding and several musical numbers added humor.
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Canova
BTA
Flapper
Jemina
Swith
Vhy Om
Insurance Men Elect Officers at Niner County Mutual
CANOVA January 1 Special Minn. Insurance Men elect officers at the annual meeting of the Niner County Farmers Mutual Insurance company in Howard. W Es Zimmerman Fedora elected vice president and G L Moseson Howard named secretary and treasurer. Other officers and distributors named. The company serves 994 members with 1,089 policies carrying 4.36 million in coverage. 1983 losses totaled 4,856.85, income 9,573.08, agent commissions 265.50, salaries 450, miscellaneous 406.94. Cash on hand 529.34 plus 2,500 government securities.
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Canova
Ee Mann
Fedora
Niner County Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
Howard
W. Es Zimmerman
G. L. Moseson
Dam Project Underway Near Carthage Redstone Creek
A Works Progress Administration project begins on Redstone creek two miles northeast of Carthage. Twenty teams and around fifty men work on the dam, planned to measure about 1d feet base and 20 feet top, roughly 00 feet long, when filled will flood about 47 acres. Four live springs and scenic value noted as efforts advance.
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Redstone Creek
Carthage
CWA
Night school organized in Carthage under CWA program
A night school under the CWA unemployed teachers program was organized in Carthage with Richard Pickell as instructor. The first night was Monday evening and 30 young adults enrolled for a course in commercial law and typing.
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Carthage
CWA
Richard Pickell J
Trophy to be awarded at South Dakota Rural Play Tournament
Brookings South Dakota Farm and Home Week features a twelve inch silver cup to be awarded to the winning play cast in the Rural Adult One Act Play Tournament at State College. Entries are coming in and counties will select the best county play to send to Brookings. The State Quartet Contest closes January 20 with finals February 6 and 7.
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Brookings. Jag
Othe
South’ Dakota
State College
George McCarty
Partment
Ling
South Dakota
Esctension Service
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Legionnaire Will Attend Conference in St Louis
T Warris Shanard of Bridgewater will represent the South Dakota American Legion at the annual child welfare conference in St Louis on February 2 and 3. Tom S. McConnell of Fowler, Ind. chairs Area D, including 14 states, urging Legion and auxiliary members to attend. The conference will discuss the Child Labor enactment now ratified by 20 state legislatures aimed at ending sweatshops and boosting employment, with a focus on health, welfare, and related social issues within the Legion’s program.
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Watertown
T. Warris Shanard Af
Bridgewater
South ‘Dakota
South Dakotaya
Wiss Eeams
Legion
Canova Commercial Club Elects 1994 Officers
The Canova Commercial Club held its annual business meeting at the Legion Hall Monday evening. Officers elected include President Henry Lueth, Vice President Stephens, Secretary AL Wilson, Treasurer BK Mane, and Finance Committee B Erikson jr J Shyid. Entertainment committee members were B C Stoipel Deas C Tripler Os Carl Feige. The club voted to issue a community calendar for 1935.
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Canova
Sasova Commercial
Henry Lueth
Stephens
al, Wilson
Trasurer
B.mane
B Erikson
Jr J. Shyid
B. C
Deas
C. Tripler
Carl
Feige
Roosevelt Birthday Party Planned by Odd Fellows
Highmore lodge Odd Fellows sponsors a Roosevelt birthday celebration Tuesday evening with plans still forming. A full evening of entertainment is promised for January. a small admission will be charged, with proceeds going to the Warm Springs sanitarium project. Committee members Rubendall H I C Harris and Webb were named to arrange sale of tickets and details.
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Highmore
Odd Fellows
Rubendall
H. IC
Harris and Webb
PEO Organizer Visit Scheduled At Highmore
Mrs. Helen Hutton state organizer of the PEO will make an official visit to Chapter IT at Highmore on Thursday evening. Dinner at seven at the home of Mrs Frank Ray, followed by a meeting at the home of local president Mrs R J Drew where the state officer will conduct the annual inspection.
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PEO
PETC
Isit- In
R. J. Drew
Resolution Urges State Park System Creation
The South Dakota horticultural society heard a resolution urging state appropriation to create a state parks system with funding to be repaid from building site sales. Presented by Charles McCaffree and backed by former Dell Rapids mayor JL Larson at the annual convention.
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Dell Rapids
Nvstate
South Dakota Horticultural Society
Chas. McCaffree
JL. K. Larson
Dell: Rapids
Graveling Roads Near Cavour Progress Update
Cavour township workers near completion of current projects. The south side crew will gravel a half mile from the Carl Maass farm to the Yale road while the north crew spreads gravel past the Milt Stevenson farm. Planners hope the road north of Cavour can be included next due to heavy use.
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Cavour Cavour
CWA Cworkers
Cavour Township
South Side
Carl Maass
Yale
Milt'Stevenson
Cavour
Gra
Million Dollars Paid To Farmers In South Dakota
Wheat checks totaling 1,466,301.70 were sent to South Dakota farmers for the 1934 wheat increment, with 44 counties receiving partial payments. The pace remains slow as legal clearances finish. projections suggest about 3 million dollars will be distributed. County amounts vary widely, with numerous totals listed for Clay, McCook, Yankton, Lincoln, and many others.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Washington
Biate’ College
Springer
Clay County
McCook County
Yankton
Lincoln
Minnéhghs
Turmer
Moody
Union
Brookings County
Deuél
Dewey County
Lake
Bon Homme
Hyde
Jackson
Allora County
Hamlin County
Hutchinson County
Jexauld County
Melle
Sully County
Todd County
Armstrong
Clark County
Douglas
Lyman
Washebaugh
Beadle
Davisol
Hughes County
Sanborn County
Stanley County
Brule County
Campbell County
Marshall County
Walworth County
Restrain Probing of Bancorporation Sales in Minnesota
Federal Judge Joseph W Molyneaux signed a temporary restraining order preventing the state commerce commission from proceedings with its investigation into Northwest Bancorporation and First Bank Stock, both Minneapolis holding companies. The order, issued at the corporation’s request, delays state action while preliminary inquiries reportedly found alleged fraudulent stock sales.
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Bancorporation
St, Paul
Joseph W Molyneaux
State Commerce Commission
Ito
Northwest Bancorporation
Minneapolis
First Bank Stork. Corporation
Tywor
Seed Examination Service Established in South Dakota
BROOKINGS Jan 18 Seed nation service is created by State College in cooperation with State Seed committee to prevent sowing of noxious seeds and help eliminate harmful crop types. The program urges prompt sampling for 1934 prep. germination tests on request. cards and mail envelopes provided by F E Johnston extension agronomist.
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Brookings
South’ Dakota
Départment of ‘State College
F.E. Johnston
College
Isi
Uit Ncessary
Johnston
Extension ‘Service
Col* Lege
Gettysburg Organizes First Community Chorus
Fifty Gettysburg songsters met at the school auditorium to form Gettysburg's first community chorus under director Mrs Earl Greeves. K J Morgan was elected president Paul Thompson vice president Mrs F T Wall secretary and Mrs Donald Thom men treasurer. Membership open to men and women of high school age and older with work starting on the first program.
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Gettysburg Singers
Into Chorus
Gettysburg
Songsters of
Earl Greeves
K. J. [Morgan
Paul Thompson
F. T. ‘Wall
Donald Thom
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Colt
Bikorra
de Bardick
Huron
PTA
Ast Ain Rural
Wee
Benj. Thomas, M. D
Masonic Temple Huron
Luckies
Lucky Stritv
Metropolitan Opera Company
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