Reelect South Dakota Vocational Board Members
The four branch directors of vocational education in South Dakota were re elected for another year after the state vocational board meeting. W. F. Bear, Pierre, leads agricultural education. Florence Siy, Pierre, home economics. Mary Jamison, Pierre, rehabilitation and Americanization. C. F. Keuzenkamp, Brookings, trades and industries. Federal agent R. V. Bralington attended, praising coordination with federal aid. The board's president Herman G. James and other officials from Vermilion, Sioux Falls, Salem, and Brookings were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
C. F. Keuzenkamp
R. V. Bralington
Washington, D. C
South Dakota
State Vocational Board
Mr. Giffen
Herman G. James
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
A. A. McDonald
Sioux Falls
Genevieve Masters
Salem
McCook County
C. W. Pugsiey
Brookings
South Dakota State College
Wayland Snilcren Day Observed At Local church
A church program directed by Mrs. Alice Byers Mrs. L J Horkhuis and Mrs. Wilma Ravens marked Wayland Snilcren day with flowers and decor. Nearby residents visited family members and attended events including an undertakers convention in Rapid City while Hilary Major returned home from Yankton college. Families traveled between Dell Rapids Madison Pimre hospital and farm residences reinforcing community ties amid ongoing local updates.
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Wayland Snilcren
Alice Byers
L. J. Horkhuis
Wilma Ravenseof
John Hermanson
Dell Rapids
Borkhuis
Undertakers
Rapid Cit
Hilary Major
Yankton
Donald Major
Lillian
Fred Brown
Charles Brown
Madison
M's Brown
W. B. Noble
Fred Calsen
A. M. Anderson
Pimre Hospital
Yankton College honors leaders at 48th commencement
Yankton college awarded 90 degrees and diplomas, including Doctor of Laws to C G Lawrence and Thomas T Sullivert, Doctor of Divinity to Rev Ralph E Bayes and Rev Albert B Coe, Doctor of Science to Dr Maurice L Blatt, and music related credentials. Notable speakers included Dr George D Wilder delivering "A Lost Cause."
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Maurice L. Blatt
The
Academy
Chicago
Ralph Ernest Bayes
Ccollege
Pilgrim Congregational
Yankton College
Conservatory
South Dakota Students Earn Minnesota Degrees in 1528 Batch
S D students topped a list of 1528 degrees awarded by the University of Minnesota this year. Notable South Dakota alumni include Alfred Arthur France of Sioux Falls who earned BA cum laude, among others in nursing, engineering, agriculture, forestry, medicine, business, law, and education.
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S. D
Minnesota
Minneapolis
South Dakota
University of Minnesota
Alfred Arthur
France
Sioux Falls
Helen
Monsernd
Waubay
Lucile Runestrand
Watertown
Platte
Lore Mathias Guinan
Rapid City
Orville A. Melby
Summit
Robert Milton Russe
Huron
Walter Arnold Winter
White Rock
Dorothy Annice Bovee
Turton
Grace Carlton
Alcester
Carolyn Mae Koenig
White
Alice Moore
Toronto
Song Of The West Opens Here Friday
Warner Bros Vitaphone operetta Song Of The West opens Friday featuring singing and dancing plus drama. The tale follows brave pioneers in 1842 and includes a delicate love story amid striking outdoor scenes and ambitious production.
The Song of the West at Huron theater
Vivienne Segal stars with John Boles in a Western romance plot about a deserter and his family drifting west. Joe E Brown provides comedy while Hardy and Carteron support. The film promises strong performances and is billed as not to be missed at the Huron theater Friday and Saturday. Also notes on a Swiss water disinfection invention and a large sale of incandescent scraps in the U.S. last year.
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San Francisco
Vivienne Segal
John Boles
Miss Segal
Joe E. Brown
Sam,Hardy
Rudolph Carteron
Huron Theater
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CG. Lawrence
MRO Mages Ae Weices Stead FF
Gee
Ernestt Bayes
Switzerland
United States
Arfymer
Kent
Ted
Gurley
Ife
P. & G. Soap
Sunkist
California
New Oklahoma
Hore
Steckes Packages Ltd
Nerdesé Queen
Prunes
Michigan Pears
Meat Department
Hams Arcs
Perf
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Dakota
South
Corner Third
Wisconsin
Red Owl Stores
Northwest
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