Catholic Daughters of America Hold State Meet in Pierre
The second biennial conference and seventh biennial state convention of the Catholic Daughters of America meet in Pierre June 6 to 8. State regent Mrs Celia M Kelley of Mitchell will conduct sessions starting after high mass by Rev Paul McGuire. Events include addresses by Mary C Duffy supreme regent, tours of Pierre and Fort Pierre, a luncheon, medals for essay winners, a joint banquet with the Knights of Columbus, and a memorial service to close.
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Order
Maguire Wider
Mitchell
Mary C. Burnie
Huron
Stateouse
Pierre
Fort Pierre
Ft. Pierre
Lucy Rinehart
Rapid City
Knights of Columbus
J. J. O'Neil
Aurora
J. M. Brady
Margaret Egan
Dell Rapids
Prominent Couple Married At Cavour Wedding
In Cavour on Monday evening at & o'clock Miss Gladys Edwards and Ronald Leonhardt were married at the Edwards home. The bride, a former teacher in Rheads district, was attended by her sister Pauline Edwards. the groom by his brother Harry Leonhardt. The couple will reside on the Leonhardt farm in Richland township, with a reception for about twenty five guests following the ceremony.
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Cavour Cavour
Rheads
M. E
Cavour
Leonhardt
Richand Township
Richland Township
Edwards
Bates Named Head Of South Dakota Medics
Dr. W. A. Bates of Aberdeen was elected president of the South Dakota Medical Association at its 50th annual convention in Aberdeen. Watertown was chosen to host the 1932 convention. Officers include J. R. Weslaby Madison president-elect E. W. Jones Mitchell vice president and J F. B. Cook Langford secretary treasurer. Counselors are H. R. Kenaston Bone Steal James Bostrom De Smet and Charles Flett Mitchell. Dr. Percy Peabody Webster retiring president was named delegate to the American Medical Association convention with Dr. Cock as alternate.
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H. R. Kenaston
Bonesteal
James Bostrom
de Smet
Charles Flett
Mitchell
Percy Peabody
Webster
American Medical Association
Dr. Cock
Sioux Falls Arrests Set New May Record
Sioux Falls police records show May 1931 saw 107 arrests, the highest total since June 1930. Of those, 56 were for liquor violations, with liquor charges making up the majority of the May arrests. The May total rose 57 from April’s 60 arrests.
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Sioux Falls
Springfield Man Is Given Federal Post
Springfield reports Dr. Pierre Fisher will accept a government posting at a New York veterans hospital after completing medical studies at Rush Medical College Chicago. He formerly attended Southern State normal and began medical studies at the University of South Dakota before finishing at Rush.
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Springfield
Pierre Fisher
Rush Medical School of
Chicago
Veterans Hospital
New York
Speedboat New to Lake Herman Visitors In Madison
Summer visitors to Lake Herman will have extra entertainment as Lyman Kidder of Madison recently purchased a hydroplane speedboat. The vessel is powered by an 8 32 horse power motor and is expected to reach speeds between 40 and 45 miles per hour.
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Herman Madison
Lake Herman
Lyman Kidder
Madison
Youth Catches Six Varieties Of Fish In Camp
Sioux Falls youth Charles Kinsley, a member of the M C A, becomes the first local boy to land six fish varieties at a Big Stone Lake camp. The haul includes pike, bass, sunfish, bluegill, crappie, and perch.
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Etoux Falls
Charles Kinsley
Sioux Falls, M. C. A
Kinsley
Big Stone Lake
Five Generation Picture Taken in Wolsey Event
A rare five generation photograph was captured at Huron recently. participants include Mrs. Julia Anton Mrs. Peter Schiche of Wolsey Mrs. Fred Polzin of Larchwood Iowa and Mrs. Herbert Hartman and son of Sioux Falls.
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Wolsey
Huron
Julia Anton
Peter Schiche
Fred Polzin
Larchwood
Herbert Hart- Man
Sioux Falls
Huron Students to Graduate From State College
Huron residents Mu riel Vandeburg and Dena Brown will graduate June 12 from South Dakota State College in general science with commerce majors. Vandeburg won a sweater and monogram from the Women's Athletic Association and held multiple sports roles. Brown was active in campus life, contributed to the Jack Rabbit yearbook, sang in the glee club, and served on the W C A cabinet. Both plan to teach next year with Vandeburg at Bl Stone City and Brown pursuing commerce and Latin education.
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Brokings
Muriel Vandeburg
Huron
South Dakota State College
Miss Vandeburg
Women's Athletic Association
Commerce Club
Miss Vanderburn
Stone City
Dena Brown
Brow
Yate College
Guidoa
Commerce Clib
Festival Queen Chosen At Canova Dairy Day Events
Miss Hattie Ultem named AS31 Dairy Guess queen for Canova fourth annual Dairy Day events Friday. Leah Dewex as Queen’s Maid of Honor, others: Miss Evelyn Falk and Miss Maxine Schuctt receive gifts. Crowning at 1 30 pm with Governor Green present. Free lunch at 11 33 am. Epiphany vs Bridgewater ball game in Corn Belt league. Canova band, Madison Elks band, Helen Du Voyle Players three-day engagement. Pat hosts kiddies party with prizes.
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Canova
Sune S—Yoperin
Hattie Ultem
Leah Dewex
Miss Ullem
Allem
Evelyn Falk
Maxine Schuctt
Governor Green
Madison Elks Band
Helen du Voyle
Pat
Discussion on Hopper Menace to Open Farmers Union Meet
Belvidere hosts the fifth district Farmers Union convention June 6 to discuss grasshopper control in the west-river country. U.S. Senator Peter Norbeck will lecture on Iceland trip and agriculture issues. national and state leaders will speak at Stamford and Jackson County events later in June.
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Beluyluwam
Frst
Farmers’ Union
Belvidere
E. H. Hammerquist
Fifth District
Peter Norbeck
U. S
Northwest
Iceland
L. D. Lyman
Naional
John A. Simpson
Oklahoma City
Okla
E. H. Everson
Farmers Union
Jackson County
Stamford
Public Scales License Law Seeks Fees and Penalties
Pierre June 4. L G Troth state secretary of agriculture announces a public scales law taking effect July 1. It requires a license tax for any scale charging for weighing persons, with fines up to 100 dollars for noncompliance. License fee is 5 dollars yearly, expiring December 31. Applications to the division of inspections, state department of agriculture, before July 1.
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Pierre
L.G. Troth
State Secretary of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
Troth Wiid
Largest UD High School Class Graduates in Vermillion
June 4 Vermillion reports the University of South Dakota high school marks its largest graduating class. Dr. J C Tjaden delivered the commencement address on the stream of civilization and significant impediments. Dorothy Nelson received the home medal award and its name inscribed on the study hall plaque. Graduates include Esther Blair Ervin Cleland Leslie Johnson Louise Millett Marie Millett Dorothy Nelson Miles Thompson Lorraine Walz Ruth Daphen Esther Hartzig Dorothy Sherk and Josephine Trudeau.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota High School
J.C. Tjaden
Dorothy Nelson
H. S. Morgan
Nelson
Tjaden
Burbank
Esther Hartzig
Centerville
Dorothy Sherk
Meckling
Josephine Trudeau
Spokane
Wash
Clubbers Register Mitchell Camp at Dakota Wesleyan
Registration for the d h club camp at Dakota Wesleyan university opens Sunday June 7 and runs until June 10. Local organizers announce details for participants in Mitchell.
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Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Co Eds Return To Olden Days At University Museum
Vermillion reports a film at the University of Soul Dakota showing a coed learning to spin and weave on an old Norwegian wheel with her elderly instructor in an antique museum setting. The piece blends present and past, featuring the girl of yesterday and Mrs. G. E. Aghersbovs amid wool preparation and vintage equipment.
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Aghersbovs
Jalise Abelle Univer
Tlohes
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Capitol City
J. G. Tjaden
Penneys
CSET
Meadow Lane
Dexter
J. C. Penney Co., Inc. Department Store
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