Alumnus to Speak at State College Agriculture Graduation
State college holds commencement for the school of agriculture on March 22 with Dr. T W Schultz class of 1924 alumnus and head of the Agricultural Economics department delivering the keynote. The week includes baccalaureate by Rev Arnold Folvik class of 1924, ROTC events, and the annual alumni meeting. Twenty six students span towns statewide with officers Arnold McPherson and Elizabeth Neil among the class, adviser Professor Arlington Eddy.
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Brookings, Mar
School of Agriculture
Iowa State College
T. W. Schultz
C. Larsen
P. J. Scarlezo
Arnold Folvik
Wakonda
Tea Room
Andrew
Old North
Arnold McPherson
Sturgis
Elizabeth Neil
Midland
Harold Karmback
Volin
Councilman
Werner Klinefelter
Brookings
Arlington Eddy
State College
Charles Bortness
Bruce
GaVerne H. Buck
Arlington
Robert DO. Culhane
Elkton
Edward C. Detehan
Faith
John G. Gebhart
Coal Springs
Evelyn A. Goos
Gary
Ralph J. Gustafson
Java
Everett Jennewein
Bison
Gunner Johnson
Mound City
Elmer Hornby
Herold Kamback
Kenneth Kasten
Humboldt
Eugene Kennedy
Nisland
June Klatt
Clark
Berner Klinefelter
Lynn Kroft
Louis Lassen
Aurora
James Lyman
Thund Hawk
Jury exonerates mother in slaying drunken husband
Coroner's jury at Elk Point exonerated Mrs. George Burke 40, after she said her intoxicated husband threatened her and their three children. She testified he attacked her at a neighbor's home and she shot him between the eyes with a .22 pistol as he pursued her. Witnesses Roy Steenholdt and Gene Hult supported her account. Burke was described as a section foreman.
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Beresford
Mar
George Burke
Elk Point
Burke
Conspiracy Case Under Advisement in Sioux Falls
Judge Lee Wyman took the Bennett conspiracy case under advisement after arguments over the hog buying act. Aberdeen resident Jay H. Bennett and four St. Paul men face charges of conspiracy. Attorneys L. S. Van Slyke and Patrick Z. Ryan appeared for Bennett, Olaf Bidem for the government. Defense contends the regulation on payment and bonus was unconstitutional.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Jay H. Bennett
Lee Wyman
Clerk of Courts
Cassday
Bennett
Aberdeen
St. Paul
L. S. van Slyke
Patrick Z. Ryan
Farm Buildings Burn at Ashdown Place Near Highmore
Large barns sheds and other outbuildings on the W L Ashdown Place southwest of Highmore burned to the ground Friday night. Fire discovered about three a.m. but was far advanced. A bull three work horses hogs and various harness machinery tools and other valued items were consumed. Insurance was reportedly inadequate. Origin of the fire unknown.
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Highmore
Mar
W. L. Ashdown Place
Seizure Rule Reversed In Conditional Sale Case
South Dakota Supreme Court rules personal property held under a conditional sales contract is not subject to seizure for delinquent taxes. The decision in a Minnehaha County case overrules the Massey Harris precedent, allowing General Motors Acceptance Corp to recover after paying the tax to prevent sale of an electric refrigerator. Judge Dwight Campbell writes the opinion overruling prior views and demurring.
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Massey- Harris
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Massey-Harris
Dwight Campbell
Forestburg Youth Reenlist In CCC Camp
Forestburg youths Crown and Walter Roberts are the only local boys reenlisting for six months starting April first at the CCC camp near Rapid City. They praise the training and education opportunities, and both expect truck driving jobs after completing the term.
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Forestburg
CCC
Mar
Everedt Crown
Walter Roberts
Rapid City
Honor roll named for Tulare first six weeks
The honor roll for the first six weeks of the last semester includes Elmer Tomsha a freshman Dennis Blume Ferm Fink Donald Foglesong as sophomores and Trene Sumner and Bernadine Paulsen as juniors.
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Tulare
Mar
Elmer Tomsha
Dennis Blume
Ferm Fink
Donald Foglesong
Trene Sumner
Bernadine Paulsen
Dont Endure Slipping FALSE TEETH
Ad claims FASTEETH powder secures false teeth without gummy taste or paste feel. It promises a firm, comfortable hold while talking eating laughing or sneezing and urges purchase at any drug store.
15 Years Separate Ages Of Seniors At Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell report notes the Dakota Wesleyan Class of ’34 has a 15 year spread in ages. The youngest adults are Homer W. Carhart and Alice Manon at 20, both pursuing multiple majors. Average spring graduate age is 24, with equal numbers below average and more men than women above.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Debate Tourney at DWU Hosted by Wesleyan University
Wesleyan University in Mitchell will host an invitational men’s debate tournament on March 12 and 13 with eight to ten teams expected. Six rounds of debating will be judged by coaches. ballots will be opened after completion to declare winners. Wesleyan will be represented by Robert Wagner Dwight Schwab and Prantlin Stark. acceptances from Eastern Normal Yankton College USD and Sioux Falls College.
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Wesleyan
Robert Wagner
Huron
Dwight Schwab
Pierre
Prantlin Stark
Unityville
Eastern Normal
Yankton College
University of South Dakota
Sioux Falls College
Visit in Forestburg Reflects Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs Bert Corwin hosted a weekend visit by three of his sisters Miss Flo Corwin Mrs J H Baker of Sioux Falls and Mrs J C Chapman of Detroit Also visiting were Mrs Baker with daughter Miss Mary Ellen and Mrs Chapman with daughter Marian The gathering took place in Forestburg on March 8.
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Forestburg
Mar
Bert Corwin
Mr. Corwin
Flo Corwin
J. H. Baker
Sioux Falls
J. C. Chapman
Detroit
Baker
Mary Ellen
Chapman
Marian
Practical Courses At Yankton College Summer School
Yankton College announces its thirty first annual summer school opening June 12 with practical science courses Pandemic Chemistry by Dr Greggs M Evang and Every Day Biology by Dr A P Larrabee. Secretarial subjects and dramatics are also offered as part of the program, ending July 20.
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Yankton
Yankton College
BR. Eliassen
Eliassen
Greggs M. Evang
A. P. Larrabee
Sydney Collins
H. L. Curry
Young Republican Club Formed in De Smet County Seat
A Young Republican club of Kingsbury county was organized at the county seat after four temporary chairmen and others drew in young men and women of the county. Reginald Smith of De Smet was chosen as temporary chairman to become permanent.
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Young Republican Club
DE Smet
Kingsbury County
Reginald Smith
Local Republican meeting names officers and committee men
R T Graham of Manchester was named vice chairman and Elmer Allen of Lake Preston secretary treasurer. Committeemen include Fred Geilerman Bancroft W E Lane Oldham Alfred Ryland De Smet Mark Atwood Erwin and Raymond Tande Arlington. Meeting drew many Republicans with food interest in politics as Joe Morrison Brookings candidate for Congress and Chas A Aiseth Lakes Preston candidate for governor spoke briefly. Corwin improves health after clinic treatment in Minnesota with infection from teeth causing earlier trouble.
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R. T. Graham
Manchester
Elmer Allen
Lake Preston
Fred Geilerman
Bancroft
W. E. Lane
Oldham
Alfred Ryland
de Smet
Mark Atwood
Erwin
Raymond Tande
Arlington
Joe Morrison
Brookings
Congress
Chas. A. Aiseth
Lakes
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