Nine Brookings Students to Receive Degrees at Summer Session
Nine students at State College Brookings will receive degrees July 19 as summer session ends. Six will earn Bachelor of Science and three Master of Science. RF W Kraushaar will give the commencement address and a series of lectures on secondary education. Education Day July 18 invites teachers and superintendents. ministers short course also closes with the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College
C. R. Wiseman
RF. W. Kraushaar
Department of Public Instruction
Fierre
Carl Christensen
State College Music Department
Adlene Larson
Roy Smith
Orville Peterson
Sam Kenzy
Ona
William Leary
Ferdinand Luebke
Castlewood
Joseph Pichal
Tyndall
Edith Porter
Onida
Clifford Simon
Quinn
Kraushaar
God High
Brookings Farm and Home Day Delegates Describe Visit
Delane Mediger Florence Castle Katherine Jean Smith and I were delegates from our club to the Farm and Home Day at Brookings. The state college campus was familiar to Delane and me, bringing back Junior Short Course memories. We arrived late, had an early dinner, practiced for the 4H panorama, and appeared on the program around 2 p.m. We heard Secretary Tugwell speak, toured the campus, watched horseshoe pitching, baseball, and other contests before returning home late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Delane Mediger
Florence Castle
Katherine Jean Smith
Ruth Fuller
State College
Delane
Old North
Tugwell
Lane Club Girls Continue Sewing Meeting
Lane 4-H club held a Wednesday meeting at Eunice Miller's home with leader Mrs. James Houlihan. Members conducted a business session and then gave sewing demonstrations. Lunch followed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Club
Lane Girls 4-H
Eunice Miller
James Houlihan
Blind Boy Returns Home For Vacation
Tad Chapman son of Dr and Mrs Chapman visits home in Redfield during vacation after earning national attention at Perkins Institute for the blind in Boston He spent four years there and will return in the fall He was accompanied by nurse Miss Amanda Harmoning. Water well at Patterson farm in Wayland yields eight gallons per minute meeting family needs.
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Redfield
Tad Chapman
Ww. Ss. Chapman
Tad
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Boston
Brad
Amanda Harmoning
Ardesian
the & AL Patterson Farm
Auction Sale Precedes Move to Oregon for Sisk Family
Harry Sisk who has lived at the Lloyd farm a mile and a half north since January 1 held an auction sale of farm equipment and household goods. The family will move to Oregon and establish residence there.
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Oregon Wayland
Harry Sisk
Lloyd Farm
Here
Oregon
Corn Hog Contracts Sent To Washington For Payment
South Dakota eight counties have sent cornhog contracts to Washington for payment. Barrers in Walworthy Jones and Lyman have received their checks. Additional counties Hutchinson Moody Dewey Buffalo Spink Lake McCook Stanley Hughes Grant Sanborn Shannon and Washington are awaiting review and will be forwarded soon. The Board expects many contracts in final form within one or two weeks with substantial sums likely coming into the state.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Washington
State Board of Review
Barrers
Walworthy
Jones
Lyman
Hutchinson
Moody
Dewey
Buffalo
Spink
Lake
McCook
Stanley
Hughes
Grant
Sanborn
Shannon
Mother's Class To Be Held At Lane Lane
Emma Babinat leads a mothers class in Lane with plans for a second session Wednesday. Attendance rose after inviting guests. A diphtheria and smallpox vaccination clinic for school age children is set for Wessington Springs school house July 25, and a pre school clinic will be at the county courthouse July 20 for those who missed the first session.
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Lane Lane
Emma Babinat
Miss Babinat
Wessington Springs
County Court House
Soups Topic Studied by Virgil Dsiry Foods Club
The Virgil Dsiry Foods club studied soups with Florence and Berniece Halbur hosting. Al ie Van De Walle presided. Berniece Halbur and Elder Sprecker planned to demonstrate soups next. A member spoke about club camp. Cake cookies and koolache were served to seven members and three visitors. Alice Van DeWelle notes the next meeting at Elda Sprecker’s home on July 17.
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Foods Club
Virgil Dsiry Foods Club
Florence
Berniece Halbur
Alie van de Walle
Sprecker
Alice van DeWelle
Elda Sprecker
South Dakota Free Library reports 79609 books loaned
Pierre July 16 The South Dakota Free Library commission loaned 79609 books to readers during the two-year period ended June 30, a 25 percent rise from the prior biennium. Miss Leora Lewis notes 30469 shipments in 1932-33 and 4140 in 1933-34 including traveling libraries and school collections.
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Pierre
South Dakota Free Library Commission
Leora Lewis
Commission
Lewis
Hughes County
Stanley
Spink
Charles Mix
Jones
Clark
Lyman
Osteopaths from South Dakota at national convention
Five South Dakota osteopathic physicians will participate in the thirty-eighth annual convention of the American Osteopathic association in Wichita Kansas the week of July 2. Drs C S Betts Lawrence S Betts Benedicta M Lewis C Rebekka Strom and W G Rosencrans will attend with Betts and Lewis serving in delegations and Strom Betts and Rosencrans on examining boards.
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S. D. Osteopaths
Wichita
Kas
Jay
South Dakota
Osteopathic
American Osteopathic Association
C. S. Betts
Lawrence S. Betts
Huron
Benedicta M. Lewis
Pierze
C. Rebekka Strom
Sioux Falls
W. G. Rosencrans
Vermillion
Lawrence Betts
House of Delegates
Lewis
American Association of Osteopathic Examining Boards
Agricultural Data Collection for 1924 Progress Report
South Dakota’s agricultural statistics for 1924 are being gathered by the state department of agriculture and will be compiled into a booklet once county figures are reported. Secretary C A Russell said about one third of the 69 counties have sent data from assessors rolls and urged county auditors to submit statistics promptly citing improved accuracy due to federal crop and livestock reduction programs. ALTAR SOCIETY MEETS YALE. Members of St William Altar Society were entertained at the home of Mr R E Welsh in Yale by Band No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
State Department of Agriculture
C. A. Russell
Russell
Altar Society
Yale
St. William
R. E Welsh
Bazaar Preparations Reported After Club Meeting
Mrs James Smith chaired a regular meeting with committee members including Mrs Bernard Garry Mrs RK E Welsh Mrs Helen Garry and Mrs Mary Smith. Each member contributed a finished article for the upcoming annual fall bazaar. A social hour followed and a luncheon was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Bernard Garry
RK. E. Welsh
Helen Garry
Mary Smith
Hand County to Resume Cattle Purchases This Week
Hand County plans to reopen the government cattle buying program the week of July 23 placing farmers on a daily quota. Farmers should contact township cattle chairmen to report ship quantities and secure waivers from all cattle holders. The effort aims to move distressed cattle quickly with rapid returns to the county director. Virgil M E Ladies Aid meeting held at Mrs Thomas home with large turnout. Next gathering set for Mrs Bolts residence. Redfield station WNAX leases Krone jet company site to continue WNAX products and ice business operations.
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Hand County
Miller
AID
Virgil
M. E.ladies Aid
W. M. Thomas
W. F. Bolts
ICE Company
Redfield
J. J.gussler
WNAX
Krone Jet Company
Sam
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Government
O.K
S. D
Free Library Commission
Verhoyansk
Siberia
Rollator Refrigerator
Norge
Rollator
EP LA Gimme
Norge Corporation
Germany
Russia
Figland
Kes
Riverside
Riverside Ramblers
America
Dakota Ave
Huron, S. D
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