Campus Players Ready Our Town at Huron College
Cast of twenty five students with a choir of eight prepares a Friday production of Our Town directed by Eric T. Volkert at Huron College. Scene choices include the wedding and cemetery, with emphasis on character work and stage atmosphere. Participants include Mar win Person Clarence Williams Bob Smith Alyce Viereck Betty Peterson and others. The choir features Betty Martin and several students.
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Campus Players
Huron College
Our Town
Ornton Wilder
Eric T. Volkert
Anc
Betty Martin
Marwin Person
Clarence Williams
Bob Smith
Alyce Viereck
Dorothy Meyer
Kenneth Knapp
Violet Hohm
Richard Schieman
Betty Peterson
Lloyd Musolf
Neil Christensen
Shirley Dearborn
Elgin Wollman
Willard Schwanz
Volf Ream
Carl Trautman
Charles Mickelberry
Vernal Madsen
Donald Burg
Arlene Beckman
Mary Walker
Vola Ream
Lloyd Musolt
Lyle Schuetke
Vermillion Girl Loretta Brown Named Honorary Colonel
Vermillion on Wednesday night Loretta Brown of Vermillion was presented as Honorary Colonel for 1940 at the State University of South Dakota ceremony. A bugle sounded and a salute marked the event as Miss Dor. (text cut)
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Loretta Brown
SDU
Honorary military event at armory features student honorees
Rothy Messerli and another woman student enter the North end armory as honorary adjutant and colonel while Robert Snider and Robert Taplett lead. The ball room is decorated with red white blue pylons and flags as Vincent Lopez Orchestra plays. Alumnae honorary colonels are presented and a drill by freshmen and sophomores along with Scabbard and Blade pledges closes the formal ceremony.
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Vincent Lopez
Guidon
County chorus rehearsal at Conde led by local superintendents
Pupil groups from Conde and nearby rural schools joined in a county chorus rehearsal on Saturday afternoon. The event was directed by Eva Sumner county superintendent and Robert Gibson of Redfield.
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Conde
Mar
Eva Sumner
Robert Gibson
Redfield
La Follette Keeps Distance From Presidential Race
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin, a Progressive, plans a lone-hand approach in the 1944 elections. He has adopted a hands-off attitude toward the presidential contest after backing Roosevelt in 1936 and 1942. He has not announced a run and will avoid Democratic and Republican clashes until after party nominees are chosen.
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la Follette
Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
la Follette Progressive
Wisconsin
Progressive Party
Senate
Roosevelt
Young Bob
La Follette to Seek Re election Under Progressive Banner
Wisconsin political figure Robert M La Follette Jr plans a 1938 bid under the Progressive banner despite a split with Republicans and a legacy tied to Fighting Bob La Follette. The elder La Follette led the Senate for 19 years, his family remaining central to state and national politics.
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la Follette
Senate
Roosevelt
Progressive National Committee
Franklin B. Roosevelt
Rotarians Discuss Juvenile Delinquency at Meeting
Rotarians continued focus on juvenile delinquency with a panel at the Rotary Club gathering. Judge R M Russell and William Churchill led discussions on county judge’s office work, with Rev Co E Wilcox A J Lang Loftus H Ward contributing. The group decided to refer the matter to the boys work committee for recommendations. Brookings Rotarians H M Jones and P F Waltz attended as guests. Deadly poisoning from swallowing shotgun pellets noted as a common ailment among wild ducks.
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Rotary Club
R. M. Russell
William Churchill
Co. E. Wilcox
A. J. Lang
Loftus H. Ward
Russell
H. M. Jones
P. F. Waltz
Brookings
Sportsmen Elect Boyce President
A. J. Boyce of Sioux Falls was elected the first president of the South Dakota Conservation Federation, formed to back the bi partisan game and fish commission and promote 4 H Club and Boy Scout work. Fankhauser Woonsocket was elected vice president and R Kettering Aberdeen secretary treasurer. Directors named J J Larson Yankton and W A Rothschild Madison second district G Wadel Webster and George Stafford Huron third district Harold Boner Custer and W T Huxtable Rapid City. About 50 attended statewide meetings with reps from 15 communities and 11 organizations and talks on game and fish commission 4 H and Boy Scout activities.
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A. J. Boyce
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Conservation Federation
South Dakota
Game and Fish Commission
F. E. Fankhauser
Woonsocket
By Laws Planned For Organization In Africa Lions Vermin Note
Included H M Jones Brookin state 4H Club leader Dr Far hauser Varney Warner Woonse member of the state game and 1 1 commission and A L Ford Brot ings director of the federal shet bell program in South Dakota A five man committee was ani to draw up a set of by laws for ab organization In Africa lions are generally ed as vermin.
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H. M. Jones
Brookin
Farhauser
Varney Warner
Woonse
A. L. Ford
Brotings
South Dakota
Anii
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Eilers Furriers
A. E. Jones
Andrew Kopperud
Huron National Farm Loan Associations
A. 5. Jones
United States Department of Agriculture
Lincoln
Neb
Min Jones
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
A. M. Haskell
Huron
Nee (Ss
Furnitura
Northwest Finance Co
B.A. Kiser
Huzon
Nat'l Bank
Boyce
8. F. Man
Africa
Health Service
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