Legion Announces Athletic Officers in South Dakota
Fourteen district athletic officers for the American Legion junior baseball program were named by T. C. Kasper of Brookings. The districts list officers from Beresford to Aberdeen, with nine teams advancing to state play and national hopes tied to the 1930 junior baseball tournament. Gregory won the previous state title amid regional play in Sioux Falls.
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Brookings
S. DB
American “Legion
T. C. Kasper
South Dakota
A. L. Haug
Beresford
HW. Sprague
Flandreau
J. Nage
Watertown
R. V. Daugh
Edy
Webster
Homer Burke
Senec
J. F. White
Mitchell
Charles Morgan
Tyndall
Vern Whitley
Gregory
L. C. Morrison
Ekadoka
Frank F. Aplan
Fort Pierre
A. E. Anderson
Mobridge
Joe Myers
Sturgis
The
Legion
United States
Sioux Balls Argus
Howard
Wilmot
Rapid City
Highmore
Siew Falls
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
Gregory Bays
Milwaukee
Wis
A. Buffalo
College Revival Plan Set With F Lincicome Evangelist
Rev F Lincicome of Gary Indiana will lead the spring revival at Junior College from April 13 to 27. He has preached in nearly every state and portions of Canada and is nationally known for his evangelistic work.
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Wellington Springs
Mar
F. Lincicome
Gary
Indiana
Junior College
Lincicome
Union
Canada
Junior College Girl Wins In Essay Contest
Miss Fensome of Chetek Wisconsin won first in the annual English department essay contest at Wellington Springs. About sixty essays were judged and her piece Doora was chosen for the top award to appear in the cellose annual. Alice Baarts of Alexandria Minnesota took second for Small Houses.
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Wellington
Springs
Mar
the Fensome
Chetek
Wisconsin
Fensome
Doora
Cellose
Alice Baarts
Alexandria
Minnesota
Highmore Golf Club elects new officers
Highmore March 24 Special The Highmore Golf club held its annual banquet and election of officers at Congregational church dining hall. E W Johnson was elected president and Walt Bloomenrader secretary treasurer. J B Perkins Jim Hamlin and J Blumenrader were chosen to fill vacancies on the board of directors. The secretary treasurer report showed the club in good financial condition and membership growing.
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Highmore
Mar
Junior College Debating Tour Nets Two Wins in Four Day Run
The Varsity teams from Junior college led by Thelma Perkins Naomi Harper Willard Bolling and Frank Whitney completed a four day nine city debating tour. They won two of three decisions including Southern State Norms at Springfield and Yankton College at Yankton. Ten debates were held against Freeman Sioux Falls Eastern State Normal State Brookings and Huron colleges. Coaches praised the debaters for quality work amid a mostly four year college slate. Dean Kellum accompanied the team with more debates planned before season end.
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Wellington Springs
Mar
Junior
Thelma Perkins
Naomi Harper
Willard Bolling
Frank Whitney
Springfield
Yankton College
Yankton
Freeman College
Freeman
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
Eastern State Normal
Madison
State College
Brookings
Huron College
Huron
Dean Kellum
Five Eastern State Teachers College students to Pi Kappa Delta Meet
Madison S D March 24 Five students from Eastern State Teachers College will attend the Pi Kappa Delta national convention in Wichita Kansas March 1 to April 4. A Madison men’s debate team Glen Mills George Holister and a women’s team Joyce R Gregory Bryant and Florence Newcomb will compete. Gregory Moeller Mills Newcomb named from Eastern to various oratorical and extemporaneous events. Students chosen by Pi Kappa Delta chapter elimination contests. They depart March 29 return April 6 led by Karl E Munde.
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Madison
Pi Kappa Delta
S. D
Eastern State Teachers College
Wichita
Kansas
Eastern
Glen Mills
George Holister
Joyce R. Gregory
Bryant
Florence Newcomb
Miss Gregory
George Moeller
Karl E. Munde
Tulkcge
Traffic Laws Explained by SD Motor Vehicle Director
Pierre March 24 Andrew Marvick state motor vehicle director outlined right of way rules across streets. He stressed yielding to pedestrians on marked cross walks and giving way to police fire and highway crews. Drivers must signal start stop or turn by horn or arm signals and yield when entering public highways from private roads.
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Mr. Marvick
Ir. Marvick
Police
Fire Department
Springs Professor To Attend Conference
WELLINGTON SPRINGS March 24. President Ansted leaves for Detroit and other Michigan points. He will attend the North Central AWS annual meeting in Chicago March 18 to 21 as part of the officials' itinerary.
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Wellington
Springs
Mar
Ansted
Detroit
Michigan
The
Chicago
President Ansted Addresses State Education Conference
Wellington March 24 special President Ansted addressed the Educational Conference at the state university in Vermillion. Professors Dunn and Daniels attended, noting a focus on balancing methods and content courses in teacher education.
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Wellington ‘Springs
Ansted
Dunn
Daniels
State University At
Vermillion
Sailor Maids Glee Club Operetta Shines in Highmore
The Highmore high school glee clubs staged the operetta Sailor Maids at the auditorium Friday night, delighting an audience with performances from all cast members.
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Operetts Highmore
Mar
Highmore High School
Five more nominating petitions filed for offices
Five additional nominating petitions have been filed with the secretary of state for several offices. C A Christopherson seeks renomination in the first district for Congress, from Sioux Falls. Judges for the second district include L L Fleeger of Parker, John T Medin of Sioux Falls, and Kay E Dougherty of Sioux Falls. Martin J Larsen, a Republican from Mound City, seeks the state senate seat in the 38th district covering Campbell and McPherson counties. Larsen served in the 1924 state legislature.
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Kay E. Dougherty
Sioux Falls
Martin J. Larsen
Mound City
Thirty Eighth
Campbell
McPherson
Park to be Dedicated to Dr N E Hansen in Turner County
A new Dr N E Hansen Memorial Park association plans a 50 acre Turners county site along US 18 to honor horticulturist Dr N E Hansen. Thirty acres will open to the public immediately as the group raises funds to buy the land and establish a tree shrubbery and wildflower conservatory for public recreation. Temporary officers are E J Waltner president Robert Fowell secretary and E F Jackson treasurer all of Hurley. Charter members include N A Jorgensen Viborg George W Gurney Yankton John M Downer Freeman A S Bogie Charles Hackett Parker Dr E Z Kauffman Benjamin Yopp Lars Jorgensen Marion and Charles E Sanborn and Hurley officials.
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N. E. Hansen Huhley
S. D
Turner County
N. E. Hansen
South Dakota State College
E. J. Waltner
Robert Fowell
E. F. Jackson
Hurley
Corporation
N. A. Jorgensen
Viborg
George W. Gurney
Yankton
John M. Downer
Freeman
A. 5
Bogie
Charles ¥_ Hackett
Parker
E.Z. Kauffman
Benjamin Yopp
Lars Jorgensen
Marion
Charles E. Sanborn
Miller Farmers Ready For Seeding
With warm weather approaching Miller farmers anticipate an active seeding season. Many fields were prepared before the last cold spell and ground conditions are favorable with ample seed on hand.
Iroquois Teachers Sign 1930 Contracts
Troquois Massachusetts teachers sign contracts to teach next year including Irvin Krumm superintendent Miss Williams high school principal and Epplish teacher Miss Johnson historic Miss Steffins seventh and eighth grades and Miss Murphy second and third grades with vacancies created.
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Troquois
Irvin’ Krumm
Miss Williams
Epplish
Johnson
Steffins
Murphy
Catholics Present Priest With Parlor Suite at Troquois
About 75 members of the Rev Father Browne's Catholic congregation gathered at A McDermott home on Sunday to present a parlor suite including a davenport and chair. C J Walker spoke for the men and Father Browne expressed his thanks. The event ended with a program of Irish songs and lunch.
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Father Browne
A. McDermott
C. J. Walker
Broadland Extension Club Meets At Post Office Parlor
The Broadland Extension club met at the post office parlor on a Wednesday afternoon with 12 members and one visitor. Demonstrations were given by four members including Mrs Bessie Morris and Mrs George Swanson. Mrs Morris served three meat loaf prepared during the demonstration. The next meeting is scheduled for April 16.
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Broadland
Mar
Broadland Extension Club
Post Office
Bessie Morris
George Swanson
W. A. Volenweider
J. A. Vollenweider
Fined for Selling Unsanitary Milk in Pierre
Ten prosecutions by the state department of agriculture were announced by director T. O. Rohayne. Four dealers faced fines of 10 dollars plus costs for selling milk in unsanitary condition. Others were fined for milk failing butterfat standards or possessing unstamped cigarettes.
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Renegam
State Department of Agriculture
Rohayne
P. C. Allison
Alcester
Andrew Schmidt
A. &. Serr
Tyndall
W. W
Paul
Charles Post
Goddard Appointed County Judge in Fall River
Burtondard of Hot Springs has been appointed county judge of Fall River county by Governor Bulow to fill the vacancy caused by Judge Knable’s death. The appointment takes effect immediately and runs until the general election.
Conference attendance urged for Wellington Springs event
Special report from March 21 notes encouraging reports from across the state of plans to attend the Young Peoples' Convention at the college on April 18 to 20. A very interesting program is being arranged for the gathering.
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Wellington Springs
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