State College To Give 159 Degrees at 47th Graduation
Brookings, June 5 State college will grant 159 degrees at its 47th annual graduation exercises Friday June 9. Bachelor of Science degrees will be awarded to 136 seniors, remaining 23 to pharmaceutical chemists and masters of science. Regent Alvin Waggoner will deliver commencement address. The program spans Baccalaureate services, band concert, class play Seventh Heaven, music recital, faculty reception, and alumni gathering. Candidates listed by department include Agriculture Civil Electrical Mechanical Home Economics Pharmacy Commercial Science General Science Industrial Arts and more with numerous named graduates from Brookings and surrounding towns.
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Brookings
State College
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
Waggoner
Ker] King
Footlights Club
Coolidge Sylvan
Specil
Agriculture
John Barron
Elkton
Nick Bromberg
Tracy
Minn
Willis Dahlmeier
Ihlen
George Forby
Onaka
Earl Harriss
Diller
Neb
Clifford Jensen
Kimball
Lester Kennedy
Nisland
James McGibney
Pierre
John McNeely
Avon
Paul Rasmussen
Fairburn
Jesse Roberts
Walsey
Roy Rochr
Britton
Harold Rott
Garretson
Harold Sherman
Worthing
William Spurling
Mileaville
Edwin Thoreson
Willow Lake
Jake Tschetter
Bridgewater
Merle Vaughan
de Smst
Dale Bidwell
Leslie Johnson
Robert Bohn
Winona
Paul Freeburg
Watertown
Joe Harling
Madison
Waldemar Largon
Webster
Edwin Sigler
Leola
Martin Teigen
Grenville
Harold Ven Ornum
Allin Axford
Castlewood
Eugene Cotten
Volga
Clinton Dubois
Hitchcock
Raymond Fau‘quet
Sion Fails
Louise Coffey
Lucile Hauff
Kenneth Hayter
Michael Pogue
George Schaefer
Ruth Dennis
Raymond Fuller
Pipestone
Fred Kortemeyer
Chancellor
Jerome Krzmarzick
Coffey
Shirlie McKnight
White
Ruth Moyer
Zake Benton
Elaine Paulsen
Steen
Cyril Popham
Andover
Cavour
Paul Nelson
van Potter
Arte Richardson
Chester
Arthur Sherwood
Sioux Falls
Norma Slater
Walter Slocum
Glenham
Edith Smith
Huron
William Evanoe
Edson Taft
Chamberlain
Edward Wedell
Colman
Marguerite Wiliams
Artesian
Pristing
Harold
Braun
Wolsey
Kristian Gilbertson
Rhinelander
Wis
Francis Johnson
Woonsscket
Leonard Rohrs
Norbert Degrees
Faribault
Merwin Wheeler
Mitchell
Benjamin Agrant
Stone Falls
Harriet Aldrich
Bernard Dodds
Douglas Frick
Vivian
Thomas Haggar
George Lehr
Tripp
Irvin Olson
Claremont
Boyd Sergent
Lettysburg
Floyd
Carthage Park Beauty Packed by Small Debt
Carthage in Miner county prides itself on a pretty city park. The town planted more trees and flower beds, piped clear water into the park, and reduced debt by buying 3000 dollars in bonds, leaving only 3000 dollars outstanding. Mayor Graham led the effort.
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Carthage
Miner County
Graham
South Dakota
Committees Named By Weeks For School Revisions
Pierre S D June 2 Committees named by Weeks state superintendent to revise elementary course and complete high school curriculum. Seven committees for elementary and eleven for high school with chairmen listed in science health physical education history geography art language and grammar civics social studies home economics commercial mathematics music language art manual arts and physical education.
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M. F. Tostlebe
Northern Normal
Glady Leonard
University of South Dakota
W. H. Culp
Lena Waliner
Freeman
Wilma Garnett
Eastern Normal
W. W. Ludeman
Southern Normal
A. J. Lang
Huron
A H. Jensen
Northern Norweer
W. P. Beard
Pierre
Nora V. Hasle
Piers
Frankfort Club Elects Officers at Farm Home Meeting
Mrs Ralph Straw hosted the Harmony extension club at her farm for an officer election. Elected were chairman Mrs Ralph Straw vice chairwoman Mrs Oscar Boub secretary Mrs Ayina Barr and treasurer Mrs Dean Boyer. A picnic was planned for Pischer's grave on June 15 with lunch served by Mrs Straw and her mother Mrs John Fehlman.
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Frankfort
Ralph Straw
Harmony Extension Club
Oscar Boub
Ayina Barr
Dean Boyer
Pischer
Straw
John Fehlman
De Smet Class Of 28 Diplomas In Gym Graduation
A class of 28 seniors graduated at De Smet High School in the gym last evening. Prof. George McCarthy of State College gave the address on Royal Roads. Iona Whalen was salutatorian and Ruth McCaskell valedictorian. Miss Lindia Holm introduced the class. D A Crawford, board president, presented diplomas. Music by the girls glee club and high school chorus. orchestra directed by W G Danielson.
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de Smet DE Smet
de Smet High School
George McCarthy
State College
Royal Roads
Iona Whalen
Ruth McCaskell
Lyndia Holm
D. A. Crawford
Board of Education
Girls’ Glee Club
Miss Holm
W. G. Danielson
Parkston Plans Big Celebration
Parkston on June 3 plans a large sports day under the Parkston baseball club. An afternoon baseball game between Parkston and Tabor will be held plus five big side shows, ferris wheel, merry-go-round, and numerous concessions. Hundreds from Parkston and nearby farming districts are expected.
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Parkston
Summer Registration At U To Be June 7
Summer registration for the University of South Dakota summer session will be Tuesday, June 7, announced by Dr. William H. Batson, director of the short term. Commencement exercises are set for July 15 at the close of the session.
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Verrollion
University of South Dakota
Wm. H. Batson
Corn Planting Progress Report from Carthage
June 5 report notes corn planting is finished in the area with plowing progressing well. crops are well along and last week's rains helped many fields reach good corn condition.
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Carthage
No election at Carthage this year
Carthage will have no school election as no petitions for candidacy were filed. The current school board will hold over, avoiding election expenses for the city.
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Carthage
Jung
New income tax details issued for South Dakota residents
Pierre June 5. South Dakota residents and all business entities must register and report gross income tax. Employers deduct tax from wages and remit within 15 days. Tax rates: livestock 0.5 percent, other goods 1 percent. Municipal entities selling competitive services taxed. certain exemptions and filing rules outlined. Tomorrow's article will cover exemptions.
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South da
Pierre
South Dakota
L. E. Corey
State Division of Taxation
Teounty
Corey
Consignee
Redfield K of C June Meeting Elects New Officers
Redfield council of the Knights of Columbus held its June meeting at the Fraternal hall with many members present. Grand Knight P J McCoy reported as a state convention delegate. New officers to take office July 1 include Ed J Gebhach grand knight Patrick J Bodkin deputy grand knight Louis Roos chancellor Sidney E Gordon recorder Clem Kolegraff financial secretary Peter J Miesen treasurer Patrick M Christie advocate John P Schedloshky warden H S Ivie first trustee Raymond Kellen second trustee E C Issenhuth third trustee Sebastian Heas inside guard Frank A Mullenberg outside guard. Lunch followed served by Helshoras cafe.
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Redfield K. of C
Redfield
the Knights of Columbus
P. J. McCoy
Knights of Columbus
Sioux Falls
Ed J. Gebhach
Patrick J. Bodkin
Louis Roos
Sidney E. Gordon
Clem Kolegraff
Peter J. Miesen
Patrick M. Christie
John P. Schedloshky
H. S. Ivie
Raymond Kellen
E. C. Issenhuth
Sebastian Heas
Frank A. Mullenberg
Helshoras Cafe
Farewell for Jane Adéma in Frankfort Church Parlor
A gathering at the Methodist church in Frankfort marked Jane Adéma's departure to Artesian with games and lunch. Miss Orpha Relvin presented a gift from friends, signaling a warm sendoff in a small town setting.
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Frankfort
Methodist Church
Jane Adéma
Artesian
Orpha Relvin
Jane
De Smet Festival Reaches 49th Anniversary
De Smet will host Old Settler's Day on June 10 marking the 49th anniversary of the event. It began as a picnic near Esmond, moved to Esmond, then transferred to De Smet after crowds overwhelmed the small town, with Esmond residents driving in by team for the first celebration.
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DE Smet
Farm Grove
Esmond
The
National Security Assn
Hamilton
Dean
Beverly Hills
Calif
Wiltcaia
Cut Transportation Costs On Livestock
South Dakota and nearby states shipments to the South St Paul market will see $4 per car cost cuts starting August 24. Railroad commission expert D L Kelley reported the move follows an Interstate Commerce Commission order to drop a 4 switching charge by the St Paul Bridge and Terminal Railway to unload at chutes. Several thousand carloads are shipped yearly to South St Paul from South Dakota. HYDE IS PRESIDENT MITCHELL, June $-. Dr M W Hyde of Dakota Wesleyan University is newly elected president of the university chapter of Phi Kappa Phi with officers Harmon Brown George Gohman James A Van Ki C J Semazis Jen kie B Fremi re-electedch officers.
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Pierre
South Dakota
South St.Paul
D. L. Kelley
Railroad Commission
South St Paul
St Paul Bridge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kelley
South St. Paul
12-Pound Daughter Born to Roach Family
Mr and Mrs Tom Roach announce the arrival of a 12 pound daughter born May 3 at their home. Mrs Pat Joyce is caring for mother and daughter after the birth.
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Burdette
Tom Roach
Pat Joyce
Roach Family Visit Highlights Local Weekend
Mr and Mrs George Roach of Sioux City visited the John Roach home for several days along with Mr and Mrs Lee Dean and Hazel Roach of Rapid City during the special June visit.
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Burdette Burdette
George Roach
Sioux City
Lee Dean
Hazel Roach
Rapid City
John Roach
U Announces Honor Awards at University Commencement
Vermillion June reports honors and prizes earned by students of the University of South Dakota for 1932 33. Kilpatrick Sioux Falls named warden of the Nelson shield. Alan West Sioux Falls wins Legal Research prize. Agnes Schmit Castlewood dubbed senior woman highest in scholarship. Lowell Schmitt Salem receives Citiz en's Bank prize for oratory. Robert Rempfer Parkston wins Clark M Young prize. Huth Waggoner Phillip gathers Joan G Down prize. Etherine Gale Hilland takes Richardson Pioneer scholarship. George Schlosser Plankinton earns South Dakota State Bar prize for best progress.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Ela Kilpatrick
Sioux Falls
Estelle Bennett Boot
Lowell Schmitt
Salem
Citizen's Bank and Trust Company
Robert Rempfer
Parkston
Clark M. Young
Plankinton
South Dakota State Bar Association
Deland Students Honored In University Academic Awards
Seven University of Deland students received $5 prizes from First National Bank and Trust. honorees include Alvin Hahn Arno Luter Lane Lyle Wirt Parker Lowell Schmidt Edna Swenson and Isla Kilpatrick. Exemporaneous speaking prizes went to Arno Luker Lane and Edna Swenson. Other awards include Delta Sigma Pi Scholarship Key Wilmar Jarmuth Chi Omega prize Yvonne Clarkson Buffalo and various departmental honors. An elderly 102 year old Antenia Ohio woman was buried in her wedding gown.
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Deland
Alvin Hahn
Arno Luter
Lane
Lyle Wirt
Parker
Lowell Schmidt
Salem
Edna Swenson
Beresford
Isla Kilpatrick
Sioux Falls
Mary Huyck
Vermillion
First National Bank and Trust Company
Arno Luker
Harriet Warner
Gregory
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Wilmar Jarmuth
Delta Sigma Pi
Chi Omega
Yvonne Clarkson
Buffalo
Medicine
Alfred Scheffel
Tyndall
Christian Peter Lemmen
Emery McKinney
Robert ‘Refiafor
Parkston
Carthage Plans Annual Field Day and Events
Carthage will host its annual Field Day on June 7 with a major afternoon baseball game between Carthage Carnous ers and the Sioux City Ghost. A bowery dance closes the day at the Legion Hall, plus a new program of small sports events. A 4, contest features De Smet Oldham Ire qualis and Canova. Art Lowery of Viborg will run a street concession.
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Carthage
Fopecan
Thage
Carthage Carnousers
Sioux City Ghost
Tce
Legion Jiall
Wew
de Smet
Oldham
Ire Quais
Canova
Art Lowery
Viborg
Town of White Lake Revives Curfew Law
White Lake restores a long idle curfew ordinance and will ring the city bell nine times at 9 p m to summon children under 16 to go home unaccompanied by a parent or guardian. Exceptions apply for band concerts and similar entertainments.
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White Lake
Westwood Couple Plan June Trip to Illinois and Chicago World Fair
Mr and Mrs H J Westwood depart June 5 for a three week journey to Illinois visiting relatives on Streator Avenue and will attend the Chicago World Fair during the trip.
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Frankfort
H. J. Westwood
Illnois
Streatcav
Chicago
Gas Saver Kept For 1933 World Fair Auto
Wheaton engineers unveil the 1933 World’s Fair Auto Gas Saver and Inside Engine Oiler that saves gas and oils valves in a side engine. Fits all cars, easy to install with a wrench. Send address and car name to receive one free sample. agents wanted nationwide.
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Wheaton
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