State College Graduates 157 at Commencement
BROOKINGS June 13 Special One hundred fifty seven seniors trod the campus of State college last night to receive diplomas at the Coolidge Sylvan theatre. President Coffman gave the commencement address as the Indian maiden legend was presented by the class. Alumni held reunions throughout the day with officers elected for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Camus
State College
Coolidge Sylvan
Warren Green
W. S. Dolan
Regents
L. D. Coffman
University of Minnesota
Coffman
Russell Hurt
Chester
Lake Oakwood
Richard Thue
Lake Norden
Sabel
Gilbert 5
Weaver
State Reserve
Ary C. Trish
St. Louis
Mas Mankato
Minn
H.oston
Alumni Association
Evin Kurth
Percy Huntemer
P E O Meet at De Smet Convention Schedule
The convention opens Monday at De Smet with a public meeting in the Congregational church. At 9:00 a.m. Tuesday sessions begin in the Congregational church hall, followed by a luncheon served by the Congregational ladies' aid to visiting delegates.
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P.E
DE Smet
Congregational Church
Congregational Ladies’ Aid
Columbia Oarsmen Set for Wednesday Noon Convertion Program
The De Smet chapter hosts a Protestant event with luncheon Tuesday night. Tea Wednesday, closing day, features P E O members and a program including processional, an invocation by Rev L A Johnson, welcome by Mrs Gen A Smith, and addresses by Mrs Edith M Wallace and Mrs Mae Bobb. Detailed committees listed for banquet, housing, tickets, decorations, and transportation guided by Mrs E M Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Smet Chapter
de Smet P. E. O
Duglas M. Johnston
America
L. A. Johnson
Gen. A. Smith
Mae Bobb
Mitchell
Ralph Estick
B. L's
EL F
Green
Edith
BP. ‘Wilmarth
W. M. Robinson
EB. M. Robinso Anquet
A. W
Stone
Wim. H. Warren
IL ©. Fritzel
Favors
Esther Mallory
Norma Kodine
Jas. McCaskell
Jr. Transportation
Mra
Eb, Bostrom
Geo. A. Smith
Treasury officials change at Mount Rushmore memorial
Rushmore national memorial funds oversight shifts to Howard Baker as head of commission matters at the Bureau of the Budget. Fred W. Wright resigns from his post. Kate F. Ainsles named investigator succeeding W. W. Matthews, per J. Clawson Roop to John Bolland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Matthews
Farming Methods for Reservations Discussed in Conference
In Bismarck North Dakota on June 13 a conference will examine agricultural methods for Indian reservations in the Dakotas and Montana. Leaders from three states and national experts will discuss feeding breeding livestock and forage crops with speakers including M R Logerwull and F Bliss. Textile industries employ about 5 percent of Japan's factory workers.
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Bismarck
N. D
Dakotas
Montana
M. R. Logerwull
Bullhead
S. D
F. Bliss
Wakpala
No Clues Found Of 3 Robberies In Huron Area
Police Chief A W Hopkins reports three burglaries in Huron yielded $85 in cash, a small safe, and a cash register. The same men are suspected of a Sioux Falls theft where a $2200 safe was taken from a pool hall. Robberies targeted Cities Service and Northwestern Motors, while a Krumann Service store break in earlier yielded about $300. Authorities urge night lighting at stations and garages to deter further crimes.
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Sioux Falls
A. W. Hopkins
Haron
Brandes
Cities Service
Ilinois Avenue
Third Street
Krumann
West Park
Cities
North
Huron
G. E. Waldner
Northwestern Motors Company
Dakota Avenue North
Hopkins
Four 4-H'ers Headed to National Camp in Washington
South Dakota sends four 4 H club delegates to the national camp in Washington D C under state leaders HL M Jones and Miss Hermina Neumann. Delegates Earl Simantel Lillian Greenwood Averill Beller and Kenneth Anderson will travel via Chicago to meet peers from 40 states. The camp runs to June 22 with return planned about June 26. Charles Chick Evans Jr plans Western and Pacific Northwest amateur golf events this summer.
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South Dakota
Washington, D. C
HL. M. Jones
Hermina Neumann
Pierre
Earl Simantel
Beadle County
Lillian Greenwood
Harhns
Averill Beller
Clark
Kenneth Anderson
Lincoln
Chicago
Middle Western
Washington
Jones
Mt. Vernon
National Capitol
The
Nation Museum
Arlington National
Charles “Chick” Evans, Jr
Portland
Tacoma
Wash
Park Board to stage annual flower show with cash prizes
Huron Park Board opens entries for 22 classes this week with $1.25 top prizes and bonuses for best rose collections and artistic bouquets. Exhibits will be displayed at the R N Jones garage Thursday and Friday with entries accepted Thursday morning and released Friday afternoon. The event runs Thursday afternoon and evening and Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Walker Flower Shop offers free storage for preserved flowers.
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Park Board
R. N. Jones
Huron Park Board
A. E. Gardner
Walker Flower Shop
C. G. Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. W. Pugsley
Columbia
F. W. Wright
H. O. Fritzel
M. E. Sasse
B.A. Dyas
Ether Mallory
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Dick Gleadon
Leon Freichel
MacRae Sykes
Carl Ganzle
Red Wagner
Harold Grafer
Heber Clugh
Bob Ward
Ciht Spiller
Hank Walter
Colwmbie
Japan
Kelvinator
Northwestern Public Service Company
Dr. EF
Eveol
Olin
ASGUM
Peter Mintener
LBR. CO
Kansas 5S. E
Invest
Fricerator
Refrigerator Or Electric.service CO
Third St
W. George
Johnson & Sewell
S. W. G. C. Taylor Electric CO
Second St. S. E
Northwestern Public Service CO
4Th St. and
Dak. Ave
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