Vermillion Girl Is Essay Winner
Miss Leona Campbell of Vermillion high school was named champion of South Dakota in the national meat story contest. The winning essay, What Meat Contributes to the Diet, was judged by home economics experts from the U S Department of Agriculture and Iowa State College.
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Chicago
Leona Campbell
South Dakota
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Reva M. Lincoln
Athens
Mary Linley
Moulton
Marcia Durham
Alexandria
Grace M. Garner
Everett
Wash
Louise Stanley
Bureau of Home Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
P. Mabel Nelson
Iowa State College
Frances Swain
Chicago Public Schools
U. & Department of Agriculture
Ytig
Graduation Day at South Dakota Ushers 1998 Class
Vermillion June 5 graduates at the University of South Dakota marked the 1998 commencement in Slagle Auditorium. Dr. Harry Woodburn Chase of Illinois delivered the address on Our American Educational Creed as 12 master’s and 12 bachelor’s candidates were awarded degrees. Judge Ambrose B. Beck administered the law oath before a program featuring orchestral music and the Alma Mater song.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Slagle
Vitorium
Board of Regents of Education
Siagle
Lefebvre-Wely
Bert Winters
Chase
Harry Woodburn Chase
University of
Perry A Sharpe
Congregations Church
Dr. Chase
University Orchestra
W. B. Colton
College Offic Arts
Wagner
Woonsocket Dominates Sheffield in League Opener
Woonsocket's baseball team overwhelmed Sheffield in the James Valley league opener with five home runs. Gerdts Brown and Godfrey powered the attack while Corrigan Buckley took the loss for Sheffield.
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Woonsocket
Specan
Sheffield
Gerdts
Brown
Godfrey
Corrigan
Buckley
Graduation Speakers Set for Yankton College
Yankton college outlines its first annual commencement this week with two leading state figures as speakers. Judge Herbert B. Rudolph of the South Dakota Supreme Court and Rev. Charles Gersinger of Sioux Falls will address graduates. Rudolph speaks Wednesday morning, Gersinger delivers the baccalaureate sermon Sunday.
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Xankion
Yankton College
Herbert B. Rudolph
South Dakota Supreme Court
Heach
Charles
Huron Avenues Fall to Bonilla in League Opener
Bonilla defeated Huron Avenues 9 to 5 in a James Valley league baseball game. Poor fielding by Huron helped Bonilla build an early lead, spoiling Huron's bid to remain undefeated.
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Huron
Bonilla
Huron Avenues
Huron Elks Lose Titles In State Meet
Watertown wins five man trap team championship at Stony Point Lake Kampeska during the South Dakota Elks convention. W T Williams of Watertown takes singles with 50 targets. Brookings wins golf, edging Huron and Madison. Huron diamondball dethroned by Brookings 3 0 after tight pitching duel.
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Watertown
Stony Point
Lake Kampeska
Elks Association
Huron
Madison
W. T. Williams
Elks
Watertown Country Club
Brookings
Sioux Falls
Huron Elks
Fair Catwans
Aberdeen
Normal
Collins
Virgil Dominates Hurons and Kingsley Colts in Double Bill
Virgil hosts a double bill with Virgil regulars defeating the Huron Knights of Columbus 24 to 6 in the League game. Kingsley Colts and Fleming Cubs split a preliminary 6 to 4 with a mix of high school players. The June 15 rematch at Farmers Union is set between Celts and Fleming Cubs.
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Virgil
James Valley Baseball League
Huron K. of C's
Kingsley Colts
Fleming
Cubs
Josal
Haro
Celts
Fleming Cubs
Farmers Union Nnic
British and French Stars Reach French Championship Finals
In Roland Garros semifinals the women's contest narrows to Mme Rene Mathieu versus Margaret Scriven with Helen Jacobs eliminated. Henri Cochet faces Jack Crawford in the men's final race while Crawford deposes Jiro Satoh and See falls to Cochet.
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England
France
Auteuil
Roland Garros
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Cal
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Margeret Scriven
Miss Scriven
Betty Nut
Hall
Crawford
Jiro Satoh
Canny
Cochet
HG. N. See
Stars and stars shine in openers across leagues
In the opening games several stars delivered for their teams. Frank Frisch and Jim Bottomley doubled up for St. Louis and Cincinnati, while Russell Van Atta and Johnny Allen led the Yankees in a six-hit effort. Floyd Vaughan and Pat Malone paced the Pirates and Cubs with key hits and strong pitching. Red Cross, White Sox, and Eddie Holley led a multi-hit effort against the Browns, and Ossie Bluege sparked the Senators with a 5-3 win over the Red Sox. Hal Schumacher and Fred Fitzsimmons combined on a three-hit shutout for the Giants over Brooklyn, while Roy Spencer and Gerald Wald sought early glory for the Indians and Tigers in spring play.
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Associated Press
Frank Frisch
Cardinals
Jim Bottomley
Reds
Russell van Atta
Johnny Allen
Yankees
Athletics
Fanning Wn
Floyd Vaughan
Pirates
Pat Malone
Cubs
Vaughan
Malone
Red Cross
White Sox
Browns
Eddie Holley
Phillies
Randy Moore
Braves
Holley
Boston
Moore
Ossie Bluege
Senators
Red Sox
Hal Schumacher
Fred Fitzsimmonss
Slante
Brooklyn
Roy Spencer
Gerald Wald
Japan
Tigers
Spencer
Yam
Walker
Tigersiteord
Picnic and Weiner Roast Held by Clifton Sunshine Club
June 5 report from Frankfort notes the Clifton Sunshine club hosted a picnic and weiner roast at the Alberry Jones grove with a large attendance. The item mentions teams and players in a broad sports roundup style without detailed outcomes.
Spink Legionnaires To Picnic At Fisher's Grove
Redfield June 3 Special Clay Kiser post invites all ex service men in Spink county to a Legion picnic at Fisher's grove June 6 starting 4 PM and running all evening. State Commander Hart Kebm State Adjutant Jim Mullaney and other officers will attend. Redfield Dutch band Foul Rever e Hur on drum and bugle corps will perform. Local Legion band to be formed and ex service men with drums or horns urged to bring instruments.
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Spink Legionnaires
Redfield
Clay Kiser
Spink County
Fisher's Grave
Hart Kebm
Jim Mullaney
Foul Revere
American Legion Spink County
Spink County Legionnaire
Fishers’ Grove
Normal School Coaches Named in South Dakota Regents Move
South Dakota board of regents announced fall coaching shifts at Eastern and Southern State Normal schools. G V Reynolds of Madison High takes Eastern, Vincent Montgomery moves to Southern, with John F Burns remaining as Eastern faculty. E W Pederson becomes dean of student affairs. three Northern Normal faculty reelected. Regents also met to discuss defense in the supreme court curricuit action against USD.
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Montgomery
Stanley G.backman
E. W. Pederson
Eastern Normal
Northern Normal
N. H. Mewaldt
Paul Carr
7. W. Thomas
Supreme Court
Linksmen Tune Up For National Open
Chicago hosts top golfers ahead of the National Open at North Shore Country Club starting Thursday. Among 151 entrants Gene Sarazen seeks to defend his title while Cresz Wood of Deal NJ won $1100 in driving and approach contests at Soldier Field. Denny Shute, George Von Elm, and Jimmy Foulis are listed in the week’s happenings as the field shapes for the event.
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Linksmen
Chicago
Soldier Field
Denny Shute
Philadelphia
St. Paul
George von Elm
Jimmy Foulis
Worth Shore
Mr. Khayyam Triumphs in American Derby Victory
The three year old Mr. Khayyam defeated Head Play owned by Silas B. Mason to win the American Derby. Belmont Stakes remains. The Dark, owned by C. V. Whitney, is favored to win and set up Arlington Park race on July 15. Other top colts and fillies are entered as well. D H L Billings of Peninsula Ohio reports first auto deliveries in 1994 on muddy roads.
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Mr. Khayyam
New York
Silas B. Mason
Omer Khayyam
C. V. Whitney
Arlington Park
the Car
G A R Holds 50th Gathering In Pierre
Pierre hosts the South Dakota Grand Army of the Republic and Women’s Relief Corps fiftieth encampment with about 150 delegates. National and state leaders attend as ceremonies, joint sessions, a tree dedication, and a song fest close the day. Local officials greet delegates and state leaders include Burke O’Brien and Anna Wood.
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Pierre
South Dakota Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
Women’s Relief Corps
William P. Wright
Chicago
Sons of Veterans
J. E. Hipple
Tom Berry
Washington
Golves
W. A
Senate Chamber
State House
Wright
National Commoner
Capital
GA R
Pierre High School
W. BR. C
American Legion and Auxiliary
Burke O'Brien
Benny W. Smith
Sioux Falls
Anna B. Wood
Aberdeen
Sallie Shurtleff
Parker
Germany Faces Loss Of Olympic Contests
VIENNA June 1 The International Olympic Committee opened its week long meeting with the possibility the 1996 Berlin games could be rescinded over anti Semitic policy concerns Brig Gen Charles Sherrill one of three American delegates said he would favor such a step if Germany fails to promise equality in the games to all races colors and creeds Frankfort June 5 The Kimys Herald society were entertained
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Vienna
International Olympic Committee
Berlin
Germany
Charles Sherrill
Meeting Held at Myrene Cook Home with Host Mrs Westwood
At Myrene Cook's residence the gathering proceeded under the supervision of Mrs. H J Westwood. Lunch followed the meeting.
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Myrene
H. J. Westwood
Manchester Visitors Drive Family News in Stratford Area
Miss Emma Kohlhof and brother Ford Kohlhof from Stratford along with Miss Lydia Kohlhoff of Aberdeen arrived Friday for a brief visit at sister Mrs. C. G. Buckle's home. Accompanying them was Miss Lois Buckle from Northern Normal. Several families, including G. S. Barnes with daughter Andrey, S. T. Graham, Charles Barber and kin from Bancroft, headed to Big Stone Lake for a weekend outing. Agnes Sturgeon and J. F. Callahan left for White Bear Minn. with Lorraine and Audrey Coughlin of De Smet. Mrs. George F. Smith, recently treated for goiter in Sioux Falls, returned home Saturday.
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Manchester
Emma Kohlhof
Ford Kohlhof
Stratford
Lydia Kohlhoff
Abedeen
C. G. Buckle
Lois Buckle
Northern Normal
G. S. Barnes
Andrey
T. Graham
Charles Barber
Bancroft
Big Stone Lake
Agnes Sturgeon
J. F. Callahan
Henry Sturgeon
White Bear
Minn
Lorraine
Audrey Coughlin
de Smet
George F. Smith
Sioux Falls
Hartland Theresa Club Quilt Benefit and Visits
The C B U club met with Mrs L B Clark on Wednesday to quilt blocks and share lunch. Paul Bradmire and family plan a Week trip to Town to see Mildred Hines recovering at a Huron hospital. Jerry Kotas of Rutland visits his parents in Hartland Theresa area as Selma Larson and Esther Brekke host a joint school picnic at West Park in Huron with pupils and families.
Mello-Glo face powder promises smoother skin
You Can Be More Beautiful with MELLO GLO powder made by a new French process. It reduces lines and wrinkles, controls shine, minimizes pores, and lasts longer. Fragrance noted. claims irritation free for sensitive skin. Sold at The Fair Store and Corner Drug Store, tax free. Price 50 cents and 1 dollar.
Picnic Honors Hartland Pupils At Last Day Ceremony
Miss Daugherty, a Hartland township teacher, hosted a school’s last day picnic for pupils parents and friends. Guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Siegenthaler and families of Broadland and Huron, along with George Schipperall and others. The DeLongs and Edward Gearing later drove to Highmore for Memorial Day observances.
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Ily
Paul Siegenthaler
Dora Atkin
Broadland
Fred Siegenthaler
Huron
George Schipperall
Daugherty
Hartland Township
George DeLong
Edward Gearing
Highmore Ales Morial Dey
Johanson couple at bankers convention in Mitchell
Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Johanson drove to Mitchell Friday to attend the bankers convention. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carr, who live seven miles north of St. Lawrence, expected to leave Saturday for Chicago, where they will attend the Century of Progress exposition.
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Lawrence
C. J. Johanson
Mitchell
Harold Carr
St. Lawrence
Chicago
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Terbeer
B.rodolar
Charles Gerlnger
Huron K
C’s
Klain
Berger
Gehrig End Rath
G. V. Reynolds
Madison High
D. HL Billings
Peninsula
Ohio
Northwestern Public Service CO
Frankfort
Kimys’ Herald Society
Lanonyy i
LO LO
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