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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
3
Vermillion June 4 more than 225 students will receive degrees certificates or commissions this week at the University of South Dakota. 182 will receive degrees at the forty ninth commencement exercises Saturday the largest class yet. Alvin Waggoner will deliver the commencement address and prizes will be announced during the exercises. The program includes a processional and orchestral pieces with a campus ceremony to follow.
Noted critic will appear at Northern. Address contains remarks on overproduction of machines. Honorable Alvin Waggoner, president of the Regents of Education, presides. Degrees conferred by Dr. Herman G. James, university president. Oath to School of Law graduates administered by Judge Robert 5. Tripp, Yankton. Commissions presented for U. S. Army. Announcements of honors prizes and awards. Alma Mater Pioneer Song. Benediction by Dr. Sharpe. Recessional and Anniversary March conclude.
The commencement exercises at the University of South Dakota will be broadcast on KUSD the university station. The program starts at 10 34 Saturday and continues through the exercises. KUSD operates on a wavelength of 296 9 meters or a frequency of about BM kilo cycles.
Sioux Falls June 4 Irving Weizeth a Sioux Falls College student recovered his stolen car Monday night. The vehicle had tires and accessories stripped but the old violin left in the back seat remained untouched. Thieves apparently valued the violin as valueless and did not remove it.
Watertown will send Peck's band as part of its Elks delegation to the state convention in Brookings June 3 and 4. The band will contest as a featured event, with plans for a large local turnout. Brookings is preparing extensive entertainment including golf kittenball trapshooting and other sports.
Charles B. Sattgast, president of Sioux Falls college, received a Columbia University scholarship for summer study in New York City. The award, based on his work at the college and education studies at Stanford, follows the college’s merger with Parker College and Grand Island College, and its endowment success. He began teaching at 17 in Illinois, studied at the University of Illinois and Stanford, and arrived at Sioux Falls from Colorado State Teachers College. He was noted as the youngest college president in the United States at his inauguration.
The company, active in egg and poultry shipments for years, now owns a poultry building with an addition under construction. A nearby creamery will market eggs and butter under a private brand once completed. Chickens will be sold dressed to boost profits as dairy business expands.
Pierre June 4. The state motor vehicle department will run two headlight adjusting schools this month. Ed S Goff said sessions at South Dakota State College Brookings on June 8 and 9, and at the School of Mines Rapid City on June 29 and 30, are the only ones this year. He urged garage owners and others to attend.
June 4. Effective this month the South Dakota Highway Commission will hold only one regular meeting monthly. In the past the commission met twice a month. The meeting date is set for the second Tuesday of each month.
George Brent a farmer living 44 miles northeast of Carpenter was found guilty of petit larceny in circuit court at Water town and given a suspended sentence by Judge Skinner He stole a harness from a neighbor and received until July 7 to finish corn cultivation Accomplice Gibb Burns took the blame and got six months in the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls It was Brent s second offense He was also fined 20 dollars last April for stealing a farm gate.
Lake Preston June 4 Special The Civic club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. W Ford Mrs HL Hendrickson and Miss Mary Brennan assisting the hostesses A report on the district federation meeting held at Watertown recently will be given by Mrs G Ostroot and Miss Brennan A review of Doddsworth the prize winning Sinclair Lewis novel will also be given by Miss Brennan.
P T Hanson, a local farmer, has shifted his crew and road outfit to the south of Harrold to build several miles of grade. He concentrates on mixed farming with hundreds of acres of corn and a large area planted in sweet clover.
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