Scholarships Open for Thirteen State College Ag Engineers
Brooksings June 7 scholarships in practical fields secure for thirteen students in the department of agricultural engineering at State college. Prof. R L Patty announces eight more students engaged with Civilian Conservation Corps soil erosion projects. Names include Joe Cranston Brookings Raymond Ellis Canton Walter F Johnson Frankfort Leland J Patty Brookings Dale Ryman Aberdeen William D Test Frederick Emerson Wolfe Clark Ingram Hermanson Garretson Harland Swenson Red Owl appointed to West Point due by July 2. Ward Hendon Howard employed in state highway department Pierre. Harry Leonhardt Cavour and Leslie W Johnson receive scholarships toward Masters at Iowa State College. Ward Hendon and eight others await further assignments.
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Brookings
State College
R. L. Patty
Pale Bidewel
Coleman
Texas A . M.gallese
Heill
Leslie W. Johnson
Britton
Iowa
Harry Leonhardt
Cavour
State, College
Ward Hendon
Howard
State Highway Department
Pierre
Civilian Conservation Corps
State College Agricultural Engineers
Joe Cranston
Raymond Ellis
Canton
Walter F. Johnson
Frankfport
Leland J. Patty
Dale Ryman
Aberdeen
Wiliam D. Test
Frederick
Emerson- Wolfe
Clark
Ingram Hermanson
Garretson
Harland Swenson
Red Owl
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Sarah Trotter Named W R C Head in South Dakota
Sarah Trotter of Sioux Falls was elected president of the Women's Relief Corps of South Dakota at the fifty-first joint meeting with the Grand Army of the Republic in Watertown. Officers were chosen and Mitchell was proposed for next year’s convention, but the decision was deferred to the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Trotter
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Women's Relief Corps of
South Dakota
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of South Pekota
Mitchell
Marriage Licenses Issued At Redfield
Redfield issued several marriage licenses recently including Zeno Esser 23 and Mary Poore 18 both of Redfield, Russell McDonald 23 and Katherine Janowski 28 of Martin, Ray Skinner 28 and Hazel Mayer 19 of Rockham, Winsett Hockworth 24 and Helen Tilley 2 of Sioux Falls, Reginald Musch 24 and Esther McBride 21 of Mellette, Vernon Keith Boyer 23 Ashton and Helen Ross 20 Redfield, Lester Klapperich 28 Conde and Erma Hito 21 Conde.
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Redfield Redfield
Zeno Esser
Redfield
Mary Poore
Russell McDonald
Martin
Katherine Janowski
Ray Skinner
St. Lawrence
Hazel Mayer
Rockham
Winsett Hockworth
Sioux Falls
Helen Tilley
Reginald Musch
Mellette
Esther McBride
Vernon Keith Boyer
Ashton
Helen Ross
Lester Klapperich
Conde
Erma Hito
South Dakotans Receive University of Illinois Degrees
About 2100 students will be honored with academic awards at the University of Illinois this year. From South Dakota, Almelyne Flint of Sioux Falls Inga Nelson of Vermillion and Louis E. Hegstrom of Spearfish will each receive a Bachelor of Science degree.
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South
Tugwell Speech Broadcast From State College
Rexford Guy Tugwell will speak at State College Brookings on June 2 and his Farm and Home Day address will be aired statewide between 2 and 3 p m central time via KFDY on 780 kilocycles. E A O Neal of the American Farm Bureau will speak June 16 followed by a 4 H program.
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Brookings
Rexford Guy Tugwell
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Sylvan Theater
State College
S. W. Jones
KFDY
Tugwell
South Dakota
Wfones
Federal Radio Commission
E. A. O Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
O'Neal
Jones
Red Owl Man Gets West Point Berth
Harland Swenson, Red Owl of State College, has won a West Point appointment and must report by July 2. He earned the nomination from Rep T B Werner and passed Ft Snelling exams with exemption from mental tests. Swenson is the second State College student in a year to gain a military academy slot. Michael Pogue of Brookings previously earned an appointment. The academy program spans four years with training and ends in a commission as second lieutenant and a Bachelor of Science degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Harland Swensson
Red Owl
State College
United States “Military Academy
West Point
Swenson
T. B. Werner
Rapid City
Ft. Snelling
Minn
Michael Pogue
The
Military Academy
United States Regular Army
Radice Family Relocates to Wolsey for Pool Operations
Mr and Mrs L F Radice and family move to Wolsey on June 1 as Radice assumes oversight of two pool facilities. The move reflects a family relocation tied to new duties within the Radice household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey Bonilla
L. F. Radice
Wolsey
Radike
Onion economy guide spotlights the vegetable
Brookings June 1 special notes onions as a cheap vitamin rich crop. Susan Wilder outlines four Food Economy leaflets and shares an escalloped with meat recipe using onions and ham. She also suggests onion tops for salads, dressings, mashed potatoes, and toast with cheese.
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Brookings
Susan Z. Wilder
Jand
Worl
Har
Miss Wilder
Research Problems Drive Theses at South Dakota
Vermillion June 7 The list of 12 candidates for the Master of Arts degree at the University of South Dakota, per A. M. Pardee, shows research problems forming the core of their theses. Majors include chemistry, English, bacteriology, government, economics, physiology, psychology, and business administration.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
A. M. Pardee
Go on Vacations Bonilla and families vacationing in Minnesota and Black Hills
June 7 special: Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McBichan and son are vacationing in points in northwestern Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lahren and family are spending their vacation in the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
M. J. McBichan and
Points
Minnesota
A. C. Lahren
Black Hills
Schoolgirl Chums Meet After Long Break in Esmond
Esmond June 7 Special Mrs. Elsie Le Barre of Los Angeles visits Mrs. Agats Fenner here. They were Domitz Germany schoolgirl chums who graduated together and were confirmed the same class. They hadn't met in about 42 years but kept letters. Le Barre came to America in 1885 and Fenner in 1992. They reported poor crop conditions from Chicago en route to the World's Fair.
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America
le Barre
Chicago
Eighteen counties share 12500 school aid in SD
State Auditor George ONeill announced the distribution of a 12500 appropriation for counties with non taxable Indian lands. The aid is allotted by about 34 mills per 3,669,208 acres across 18 counties that levied at least six mills for schools last year. Listed amounts include Lyman 325.24 and Bennett 702.75 among others.
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Pierre
South Dakota
George O'Neill
Lyman
Bennett
Jette
Roberts
Haakon
Carson
Stanley
Hyde
Washington
Shannon
Buffalo
Tripp
Dewey
Todd
Ziebach
Marshall
Hughes
Washabaugh
Forestburg school board to fill two vacancies
Forestburg consolidated district will not hold an election as only two candidates filed petitions for two vacancies. Roy Joppiat and Henry Larson will be considered as members after the election date, filling the expired term of S. S. Judy.
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Forestburg
Specia
Roy Jopp
S. S. Judy
Henry Larson
Delmar Spicer of Miller Gets Post
Delmar Spicer of Miller has accepted a university of Ohio fellowship for a year to study homo genitized milk and will earn a Master of Science degree there. Brookings seniors majoring in dairy secured post grads. Oben Simonson heads to Baker Farms in Stratham New Hampshire as herdsman. Forest Garey of Raymond becomes an export butter maker at a large Danville Illinois creamery. George Sanderson of Aurora will pursue a Master of Science at Amherst College focusing on a dairying topic.
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Brookings
Oben Simonson
Baker Farms
Stratham
Exeter
N. H
New Hampshire
W. E. Culver
Austin
Minn
South Dakota
Simonson
Forest Garey
Raymond
Will
Danville
Tlly
Garey
State
Delmar Spicer
Miller
University of Ohio
Ohio
George Sanderson
Aurora
Amherst Agricultural College
Amherst
Mass
Redfield convention trip for Kiwanis club official and family
Wesley Clark, local lawyer, leaves Redfield for Toronto to represent the Kiwanis club at the national convention. He travels with Elmer, his son, who has been studying in Vermilion. They plan to visit the World’s Fair in Canada and will return together.Meanwhile, Miss Daisy Schekle is elected secretary to the school principal R. W. Gibson, replacing Evelyn Johnson who will marry soon. Schekle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schalkle, has taught in Redfield and Mel IVern, Ia.
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Redfield
Wesley Clark
Toronto
Canada
Kiwanis Club
Clark
Nere
Vermillion
Elmer
June T
Daisy Schalkle
R. W. Gibson
Evelyn Johnson
Miss Schelkle
Frank Schalkle
Algo
Melivern, Ja
Poppies Sold in Forestburg for Veteran Support
June 7 marked Poppy Day in Forestburg with veteran made soppies sold to raise funds. Receipts totaled 6.57 dollars after all contributions were counted, reflecting solid local support for the remembrance effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Vermillion man pays rain bet after inch falls
In Clay county a landowner and cattle feeder paid a $500 wager after betting not a single inch would fall in 24 hours. Rain gauges showed more than an inch, prompting the bettor to settle. The names of the parties remain undisclosed.
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Clay County
Children Day Program At Tulare church
In Tulare the junior department of the M E church Sunday school led by superintendent Mrs. George Price presented a children day program with musical numbers and recitations. A baptismal service preceded the program and four babies were christened by Rev S W Van. A large audience attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
M. E. Church
George, Price
Beadle Council To Meet Again June 24
Beadle 4-H council scheduled to convene June 24 at the State Fair grounds. Ross Oviatt, newly elected president, leads to draft the constitution and organize the group. Mrs. D W Fulley, Huron, and Thad Oviatt will attend as representative dealers to join the bars and girls club leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessy 4-H
Ross Oviatt
Prident
State Fair Grounds
Ti Council
D. W. Fulley Huron
Thad Oviatt
All Bran cereal relief claim for chronic constipation
An advertisement recounts a long term constipation sufferer who found relief by taking All Bran three times daily, claiming improved appetite and energy. It extols Bran as safe natural support with iron, compares favorably to patent medicines, and urges use with meals or doctor advice. Kellogg promotes red-green package.
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Ed. Forsythe
Box
Youngstown
N. Y
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Frankfort
Ellis Pharmacy
Marvin Hughitt
Alice
Rinso
Good Housekeeping Tnscience
Fey
Charles Dieter
Floyd Stevens
South Dakota Pardon Board
Myrtle Morrison
Huron - Pierre
Buran
Walsey
Huron
Beadle
Mr. Forsythe
Allbran
NRA
Oxford
Gros Cock
Northwestern Public Service Co
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