South Dakota P E O Convention Set At Brookings
Delegates and members of the South Dakota chapter of the P E O Sisterhood will meet at State College Brookings June 11 to 18 for the thirteenth annual convention. Gladys Pyle will speak. About 80 attendees are expected from 31 chapters with 60 official delegates.
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Brookings
S.D
South Dakota
P. E.D, Sisterhood
State, College
Blanche Johnston
Ola B. Miller
Town City
Town
Gladys Pyle
Johnston
State College Music
Mildren
Stickney
Annette Douglass
Elk Point
Edith Crane
Beth Davis
Aberdeen
Jessie Whitney
Blanche Foater
Walters
de Smet
Alice Cole
Evangeline Swartz
Redfield
Gertrude Matteson
Utie Sussex
Highmore
Neva Hokenstad
Canton
Alice Foster
Marguerite Davey
Watertown
Grace Shay
Ollie Lewis
Wagier
Lillian Fisk
Theo Henry
Flandreau
Kathryn. Ewing
Maple Baldwin
Howard
Johnson
Merial’ Joyce
Hot. Springs
Edna Jones
Madison
Mae Bobb
Mitchell
Constance Robertus
Wagner
Ethel Vittum
Prof Totman to Judge in National Butter Contest
Prof C C Totman of South Dakota State College dairy program will judge 300 to 499 twenty pound tubs of butter in the national cold storage contest in St Paul. He is one of three official judges named by the National Creamery Buttermakers Association. The judging will be repeated six months later by the same officials.
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Brookings
C. C. Totman
South Dakota State Colege
St. Paul
United States
National Creamery Buttermakers Association
Minneapolis Journal Hires Albert Kranz
Albert Kranz of Watertown was named the most popular student at South Dakota State College and former Student Association president. He accepted a position with the Minneapolis Journal and will start June 17, after receiving his B S degree in printing and rural journalism at the state college commencement in the Outdoor Coolidge Sullivan theater next Monday evening.
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Brookings
Albert Kranz Watertown
South Dakota State College
Minenapolis Journal
State College
Coolidge Sylvan
Huron Girl Honored At State College
Elinor Sabin of Bijou Hills was elected president of the Women’s Self Government Association at South Dakota State College for one year Nina Eldridge of Volga was named vice president and Muriel Vanderburg of John was chosen secretary treasurer The previous term was three months
Marlette Leaves for California with Grandsons
Myra La Marlette sails for California on Tuesday morning for a pleasure trip and business, accompanied by her two grandsons Guy and Clair Smith, who plan to visit relatives.
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California
Ashton
Myrs i
Marlette
Guy
Clair Smith
June chapter of the U party holds meeting
A public notice describes a June meeting of a local party chapter in the ASUTON area. It refers to organizing efforts and community involvement with emphasis on a Wednesday afternoon gathering led by local organizers. The item highlights upcoming activities and participation calls.
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Asuton
Run
Sof
Della Hawkweek
Miniates
Smake
Mh Wietcher
Corn Belt Committee to Meet in Des Moines
A call for a Corn Belt Committee meeting in Des Moines on June 11 to mobilize a strong farm legislation campaign was received at the Iowa Farmers Union state headquarters. The meeting aims to promote direct relief and tariff proposals now pending in Congress, with William Hirth of Columbia, Missouri, named as committee chairman.
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Des Moines
Corn Belt Committee
Iowa
Polo Woman Opens Chicken Hatchery in Volо
Mrs Anton Goebel starts a new hatchery business in Volо offering hatching services at five dollars per hundred chicks. Customers supply eggs and kerosene. recent egg set included Mrs Joe Kube and others. Goebel currently has four hundred fifty hatchlings on hand and fifty five hundred planned for customers.
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Polo
Volo
June
Anton Goebel
C. Shaeler
Goebel
Joe Kube
Wessington Club Plans Year's Work
The Woman's Study club of Wessington met at Mrs. P. A. Young's home to outline the year's study subjects. Meetings will resume in September. A varied program with several social events is planned.
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Wessington
Woman's Study Club of
P. A. Young
Seniors Plan Campus Improvements At Northern College
Aberdeen June 7 seniors of Northern College class of 25 announced a project to beautify the back campus. They will build a central fountain with winding walks and trim existing shrubs while adding flower beds to transform the unattractive plot between the Administrative and Mechanic Arts buildings since the engine house fire.
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Aberdeen
Northern
Houge
University coeds to wear green caps for freshmen
Vermillion June 7 Free dom and equality push faces a snag at the University of South Dakota as freshmen women will be required to wear small green caps matching male students in style next year. Upperclass discipline will be enforced without regard to sex, announced Addis VanTassel student president.
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Eniversity
University of South Dakota
Addis VanTassel
Florabird
Rust survey to be started soon in South Dakota
Six South Dakota young men were recommended for appointment to survey rust spreading bushes beginning June 14. The effort, led by R. C. Bulge, centers in Bon Homme, Charles Mix, Douglas and Grant counties. New rust hunters are Dakotas State College students chosen from 14 in barberry eradication and stem rust control courses.
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Sulger
Bon Homme
Charles Mix
Douglas
Grant
South .Dakota
Herbert
C. Batsoi
Sisseton
George W. Made
City
Semme
Herting
Salem
Chester
Eewin Jenison
Avon
Vand
Ralphs
Ze’ Arth
Shindler
Donald R. Shepherd
Bryant
George M.’ Frandsen
Plankinton
Arthur
O. Mortensen
Irene
Kenneth W. Simons
Sherman
Albert T. Hume
Leon J. Tyler
Peter
Dormitory Plan Approved by Board of Charities
The state board of charities and corrections met at the school for the deaf in Sioux Falls to discuss contracts for a new 50 000 dormitory for children to be named Primary Hall. The board also met at the South Dakota penitentiary earlier in the day with President J P Halliday noting routine matters. Exams End Today at South Dakota State College.
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Board of Charities
Sioux Falls
State Board of Charities and Corrections
School For the Deaf
South Dakota
Brookings
South Dakota ‘State College
Young Condé Resident Joins Central Cooperative Board
June 7 report notes n. d. VonTobel, a young resident from northwest of Conde, elected to the executive board of the Central Cooperative Association. The item highlights a local governance change within the cooperative.
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Conde
N. d. VonTobel
The
Central Cooperative Association
Marriage Kept Secret in Yale Community
Miss Mildred Brinkman daughter of Henry Brinkman a prominent farmer and stockman and Paul Harding barber at Yale were married about a year ago and kept it secret until now. Mrs Harding informed her parents that she was married. The couple will live in Yale where Harding runs a barber shop. Both are well known in the local social scene.
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Cavour
Mildred ‘Brinkman
Henry Brinkman
Paul Harding
Yale
Condé Professor Graber Resigns to Lead Marion Junction
The Conde Sunday school held a farewell party for Professor and Mrs. Graber as Professor Graber, longtime superintendent in Conde schools, accepts a new post as Marion Junction superintendent. The Grabers plan to move mid June.
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Conde
Graber
Marion Junction
Grabers
Polo Eighth Grade Graduates Receive Diplomas
Commencement exercises were held Friday night for eighth grade graduates in Polo. The Rev. F. McManus of Faulkton gave the address and Rev. H. Pothmann of Polo presented the diplomas to the students.
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F. McManus
Faulkton
H. Pothmann
Polo
Roads in Fairview Township Under Repair
Several roads in Fairview township are being repaired with substantial work near Polo. The project includes graveling a stretch in town in front of the store, church, and school.
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Fairview Township
Polo
Northern Aberdeen Student Officers Elected
June 7. The Northern college student council elected Louis R. Anderson president Harold W. Black vice president and Thelma Minor secretary as the year ends. The council also includes two class representatives from each class for the next year. Marc Geiges and August Shaefer plan marriage June 11 at Midland and will reside on Mr Shaefer's Polo farm after a short wedding trip.
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Aberdeen
Northern
Ach
Louis R. Anderson
Lowry
Harold W. Black
Big Stone City
Thelma Minor
Markie Polo
Marc Geiges
Midland
August Shaefer
Polo
Black Hills
Northern State Teachers college adopts Maroon and Gold as school song
Aberdeen reports the Northern State Teachers College student body chose Maroon and Gold as the new school song. Words by Professor Kenneth Baillie and music by Maurene Carpenter with Pfitzner, the selection followed a two year effort and a competition among thirteen submissions.
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Aberdeen
Northern State
Teachers College
Office of Publications
Department of Music
D. U
RR. Colton
Kenneth Baillie
Maurene Carpenter
Wwent
J.C. Lindbergh
Hby Walther Pfitzner
Marome
Lorraine Mullaney Admitted for Nervous Disorder
Lorraine Mullaney daughter of Mr and Mrs B P Mullaney is in St Josephs hospital at Mitchell receiving treatment for a nervous disorder and to have adenoids removed. She will remain about two weeks.
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Mupchell
Lorraine Mullaney
Mullaney
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mitchell
A. Schlecter
C. Fronipg
Aberdeen Professor Heads North To Study In Summer
Aberdeen reports D Small acting head of Northern Normal rural education departs after six years. He supervised demonstration school practice and led leadership clubs before a summer study at Coxwell University in New York.
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Aberdeen
New York
Special Services Condé June Observances for Children
Special Day events will be observed on June 1 in Condé with a daylong program including a Cradle Roll ceremony and a children’s day observance. Local officials urge participation and note the schedule includes a tism? program and community activities.
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Conde
From Youth To Old Age Women Seek Pinkham’s Aid
A vintage advertisement claims three key life stages for women bring health strain and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. The copy appeals to mothers and daughters with testimonials of restored health and vitality.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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