Music Week Plans Announced For May 7 13 In Huron
Prof Loftus Ward announces a full schedule for Music Week May 7 13 in Huron with city wide participation. The executive committee includes Ward Buchanan Bryan and Ritchey with O D Dunbar Costain and Lalla Battin on the service committee. Events include church choirs Elks Mule Chorus at Huron theatre Elks Mule Chorus Sunday 9 pm St Teresa s School program Monday theater Wednesday Musicale Tuesday Alen school and Huron College group Thursday college recital Miss Florence Roberts and Miss Mavel Eagleston own performances. Public attendance encouraged.
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Loftus H. Ward
Ward
Ziluron
Huron
Helen Buchanan
Robert Bryan
Marion Ritchey
O. D. Dunbar
George Costain
Lalla Battin
Elks Mule Chorus
Huron Theatre
St. Teresa's
Alen
Huron College
Florence Roberts
Mavel Eagleston
Huron College, School of Music
St. Teresa's School
College
Farm Peddlers Not Required To Have Sales Tax Permit
Pierre May 4 Farmers who sell mill cream eggs poultry and other farm products from house to house are not required to hold a state sales tax permit or remit tax. Attorney General Leo A Temmey ruled that such isolated sales are not taxable under the sales tax law. Regular milk routes delivering farm products in towns trigger permit and collection duties.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Treasury
Leo A. Temmey
Spearfish Normal School Reaches Accredited Status
Spearfish president Woodburn announced the two year Spearfish Normal School is now on the American Association of Teachers Colleges accredited list. The school now meets standards for four year schools in teacher preparation facilities and library holdings. It was among five two year schools in the nation fully accredited last year. The report also notes traffic fatality data focusing on pedestrian casualties.
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Spearfish
Woodburn
Spearfish Normal
American Association of Teachers’ Colleges
Spearfish Normal School
the Normal
United States
Spartan Athletes Guests At Banquet
WESSINGTON May 4 Special After a Rash athletic season the W. S. club boys, top athletes at Wessington Springs High, celebrated with a banquet Tuesday at the dormitory. Attending were Art Maxwell president of the U. S. club Bruce Holmgren Mitton Horsley Robert Bell Paul Fildes Douglas Flutie Delmer Furrer Lea Holmgren Paul Jones Vernon Jensen Vandal Jorgensen Leo Johnson Eugene Kieser Don Myers Charles Reedy Dean Schryer Ervin Wahl and Coach M. B. Wheeler Sponsor Guests included Supt. Barratt Lowe Harry Whitney school board president Coach Lester Belding of Dakota Wesleyan and his football basketball and track captains.
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Wessington Ornuyus
W. 5
Wessington Springs High School
Art Maxwell
U. S
Bruce Holmgren
Mitton Horsley
Robert Bell
Paul Fildes
Douglas Flutie
Delmer Furrer
Lea Holmgren
Paul Jones
Vernon Jensen
Vandal Jorgensen
Leo Johnson
Eugene Kieser
Don Myers
Charles Reedy
Dean Schryer
Ervin Wahl
MB. Wheeler
Supt
Barratt Lowe
Harry Whitney
Lester Belding
Dakota Wesleyan
Bancroft Visitors Attend Alpena Service
Four carloads from Bancroft and De Smet traveled to Alpena on Sunday to attend Methodist Church services. Rev. J. W. Proper, former Bancroft pastor, preached in Alpena, with a dinner hosted by Rev. Proper and Mrs. Proper and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Rosser. Attendees included the Perry, Frye, Custard, Maas, Cosello, Tyrrell families and others.
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Bancroft
Alpena
de Smet
J. W. Proper
Roy Perry
Grace Frye
Alvina Custard
R. A. Maas
A. W. Perry
Dan Costello
T. J. Tyrrell
George Tyrrell
Yale School Plays Draw Capacity Crowd
Yale High School students staged two plays The Absent Minded Professor and Henrys Mail-Order Wife before full Musell hall audiences on Thursday and Saturday last week. The girls lee club and Merlin Hiaring supplied entertainment between acts. Herb Wedel won a child sized automobile Saturday evening.
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Yale
Specia
Yale High School
Henry
Musell Hall
Speech Students Present Readings At Wessington Springs
A reading program was held at Wessington Springs College on Wednesday night led by Edna Miller student of expression with Arnie Nix and Clayton Mor Tow assisting. Selections included A Willing Worker I Love Thee The Unforgiven The Face of Christ The Living God The Perfect Day September Party.
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Springs
Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs College
Edna Miller
Arnie Nix
Clayton Mor Tow
Miss Miller
M Vivian Larson
Francis Boyd Calhoun
Greig
Arlue Nix
Christ
Katherine Pearson Wood
the Living God
O'Hara
Clayton Marrow
Leota Hulsa Black
Bancroft Board Elects Three New Teachers
Bancroft May 4 Special three new teachers elected by the board of education. Miss Alice Bailey Chamberlain is to fill the primary vacancy. Miss Geraldine McTighe Faith chosen for Purintun school. Miss Anne Claassen offered contract to teach Halverson school reopening next fall.
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Bancroft Hoard
Bancroft
Bancroft Board of Education
Alice Bailey
Chamberlain
Geraldine McTighe
Faith
Purintun
Anne Claassen
Halverson
Obituary of Mrs Timothy Horner from Wellington
Eva Mae Alberta tin Horner born April 7 1862 came to South Dakota at age 20 from Three Rivers Michigan married Timothy Alva Horner a dozen years later. She lived on a farm south of town then moved to Wessington and later to a sanitarium near Hurones before spending summers in Wessington with her children. She died after a period of illness on a Wednesday morning April 26. Survived by son Horsley Horner Yakima WA and five daughters Mattie Jones Redmond WA Nora Emery Wessington Springs Sadie Gossett Bremerton WA Addis Davis De Smet Carrie Lamb Wessington. One daughter Gladys preceded her in death. Pallbearers were John McMullen John Patton Fred Milley Elmer Krauter Francis Murphy Julius Meldrum. She was a loving mother and neighbor who joined the Christian Church before marriage and valued Bible reading and fellowship.
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Timothy Horner
Wellington
Eva Mae Albertatin
South Dakota
Three Rivers
Mich
Timothy Alva Horner
Wessington
Hurones
toWessington
Horsley Horner
Yakima
Wash
Mattie Jones
Redmond
Nora Emery
Wessington Springs
Sadie Gossett
Bremerton
Addis Davis
Christian Church
High school vocalists compete in Mitchell festival under Kucinski
Directors of Huron and three South Dakota schools lead vocalists at the Mitchell music festival Friday under Leo Kucinski head of Morningside College conservatory. Instrumental music will be led by Noble Cain of the Chicago Public Schools.
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Huron
South Dakota
Mitchell Friday
Leo Kucinski
Morningside College Conservatory of Music
Kucinski
Noble Cain
Chicago
Music Fest continues with notable directors and ensembles
The article profiles directors Kyelski and others tied to Chicago public schools and Morningside Conservatory guiding a mixed chorus of 165, a 45 piece band, and a 40 member high school orchestra. It notes Kyelski’s Warsaw birth, Juilliard fellowship, and conducting roles with Sioux City and Lincoln orchestras, as well as the Monahan Post Legion band.
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Heady Conservatory
Morningside Conservatory of Music
Sioux City
Kyelnski
Lincoln Symphony Orchestra
Monahan Post Legion Band
Warsaw
Poland
Ae of
Julliard School
New York
Naoum Blinder
Ruben Goldmark
Albert Stoessel
Huron
40-Perce High School
Duane Smith
Helen Buchanan
A. J. Lang
High Belloa
Dundsar
Mitchell to Host 1939 Music Festival Rehearsals and Travel
Vivian Ruhlman and J L Carr will lead rehearsals in Mitchell with morning and afternoon sessions under Directors Kucinsky and Cain. After the concert, musicians and sponsors may choose a dance at the Masonic Temple or a motion picture. The festival moved from Huron due to auditorium facilities, and four schools share hosting duties each year. Students may buy train tickets for a round trip of 1.40 dollars at the C N W Railroad office.
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Vivian Ruhlman
J. L. Carr
Mitchell
Kucinsky
Cain
Masonic Temple
Huron
Lang
Banquet Highlight From Berneice Halbur Event
Mrs. J. Proper and Berneice Halbur led a banquet with songs including There's a Gold Mine in the Sky by Geraldine Knodel. Mrs. William Ruppel was the oldest mother present and Mrs. Edward Knodel the youngest. The meal was served by high school boys.
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Ters
J.“ W. Proper
Berneice Halbur
Geraldine Knodel
William Ruppel
Edward Knodel
Wolsey Man Injured Falling Through Trap Door
Jake Kesselring an 80 year old Wolsey resident suffered severe back injuries after falling from basement steps in a gasoline filing station when he stepped through an open trap door. The incident occurred recently at Wolsey.
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Wolsey
Jake Kesselring
Bonilla PTA Meeting Set For May Fifth
May 4. An invitation is extended to all interested in Bonilla school to attend the PTA meeting at the schoolhouse Friday evening May 5. Officers will be elected for the ensuing year and plans made for the annual school picnic.
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Bonilla
PTA
Early Milk Centrifugal Separator Invented in 1788
D M Weston and Edward Burnett of Southboro Massachusetts invented the first milk centrifugal separator in 1788, marking a landmark in dairy processing. The achievement highlights early American scientific experimentation in New England.
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D.M. Weston
Edward Burnett
Southboro
Massachusetts
Marmola Tablets Promise Easy Weight Loss
An advertisement touts Marmola prescription tablets as a simple way to lose fat without dieting or strenuous exercise. It claims quick results, notes thyroid-related conditions, and stresses medical supervision while asserting the formula is included in every package and urges readers to start the product to achieve their ideal figure.
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Alrich
Exereisen
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