Educators Gather for Youth League State Convention in Pierre
More than a dozen state officials and educators led by Governor W J Bulow will speak at the Young Citizens League state convention in Pierre May 27. Regional contests decide finalists for the statewide essay and speaking contest with 7717 members entered. A unique feature will have a boy or girl preside sessions and a radio address by the winner at the banquet.
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Pierre
W. J. Bulow
Young Citizens League
Contel
WNAX
Yankton
C. L
Young Ciizen
League
Bulow
Gladys Pyle
L. K Fox
E. C. Griffen
M. M. Guhin
Aberdeen
J. C. Lindberg
Northern Normal
RO. Bulger
Brookings
H. MM. Jones
Badger Clarke
Hot Springs
Abie Whitey
State Game and Fish Department
Irs
Myrtle Gruhn
Natalie Bailey
Eudes
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Worth Dako YL C. L
Survey Of High School Entrance Requirements In South Dakota
Pierre May 5. A survey of minimum and maximum entrance requirements for high school students aiming for South Dakota colleges has been conducted by H W Frankenfeld registrar at the University of South Dakota. The study includes private and denominational schools and all state colleges for an administrative handbook by the state department of education. Educational guidance is the aim, providing condensed information on college entrance rules.
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Giffen
Yankton Mayor Begins Second Term In City Office
Yankton mayor A. M. Bennett is to be officially inducted tonight after being elected April 15. The ceremony marks his second term as mayor as he announces appointments to the board of commissioners and other city offices.
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Vankton
Nay
A.M. Bennett
Board of Commissioners
Bennett
Delivery of Ballot Boxes to Woonsocket Precincts
M H Uelgelend deputy sheriff began Friday to deliver ballot boxes to the county precincts in Woonsocket for the special election.
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Woonsocket
M. H. Uelgelend
Heela High School Adopts Future Farmers Chapter
Heela high school established a Future Farmers of America chapter announced by W P Beard. Hecla vocational ag department began last September with Ben Graves as instructor. Officers include David Lane president Howard Swearingen vice president Clyde Bailey secretary Glen Parkes treasurer W Wilmsen reporter and Mr Graves advisor.
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Heela
Future Farmers
Pierre
S. D
Heela High School
Future Farmers of America
W. P. Beard
South Dakota
Organization of
Farm Boys
Beard
Hecla
Ben Graves
Hecla Future Farmers
David Lane
Howard Swearingen
Clyde Bailey
Glen Parkes
W. Wilmsen
Mr. Graves
Organization Of C. C. Starts In Madison
A public mass meeting in Madison city hall Thursday night launched the formation of a Chamber of Commerce. About 60 attendees elected a 15 member temporary board: A D Parker R B Syverson P W Galloway A H Landbeck W A Lowry C A Stensland Harry Runchey C P Rognes Rudolph Gaeckle Walter Farmer Dr C W Hanson C C Wagner Joe Ryan H G Gregerson Walter L Dyce.
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Madison
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
A D. Parker
R. B. Syverson
P. W. Galloway
A. H. Landbeck
W. A. Lowry
C. A. Stensland
Harry Runchey
C. P. Rognes
Rudolph Gaeckle
Walter Farmer
Dr. C. W. Hanson
C. C. Wagner
Joe Ryan
H. G. Gregerson
Walter L. Dyce
Cab Company Sued By Sioux Falls Woman
Golda Parker of Sioux Falls files a circuit court action against Ross Hill Farl Egos and Frank Egan proprietors of De Luxe Cab Co alleging a January 22 1829 wreck injured her hip and back after a cab traveled west on Twelfth Street at high speed colliding with another car. She seeks 10000 in damages.
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Twelfth Street
Golda Parker
Sioux Falls Rabbi to Lead St Louis Congregation
Rabbi Julius Hess, head of the Sons of Israel in Sioux Falls since 1922, resigns effective May 21 to take charge of a Jewish congregation in St Louis. He and Mrs. Hess plan an extended trip after departure. The local building housing the synagogue was recently sold to a Negro Baptist group, leaving no fixed meeting place for now.
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Sioux Falls
St. Louis
Julius Hess
Sons of Israel
Biss
Hess
Rabbi Hess
Europe
St. Johns Negro Baptist
Jewesh
Conde Decides On Street Graveling
A Conway committee from the city council met with county commissioners last Tuesday to discuss trading and graveling the Conde streets. The county will furnish gravel and haul or spread if needed. Work may be done by state commissioners nearby if weather permits, with a target start around May 10 or 11.
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Conde
Vanomum
Brock
Biornstad
McMillan
Indians To Hold Meet At Pierre
The fourth South Dakota Indian school meet will be held in Pierre May 8 9 and 10 with about 303 contestants from eight schools including Bismark Cheyenne River Pine Ridge Rosebud and St. Francis. Events cover grades six and up in academics such as story telling glee club and oratorical and dramatic trials plus specialty numbers and a track relay under Whitlock field lights. Governor Bulow will present trophies.
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Flandreau
Pierre Mandelin Club
Whitlockfield
W J. Bulow
Sophomore Class Presents Lion and the Mouse Play
Wessington Springs Junior College sophomores staged The Lion and the Mouse by Charles Klein. Miss Margaret Bobb directed with junior college dramatic coach aid. The April 20 performance in the college auditorium was a benefit to defray graduation costs.
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Junior College
Sophs
Wessington Springs
Charles Klein
Margaret Bobb
Wessington Springs Junior College
Jury Drawn For Woonsocket Court May Term
Woonsocket May 5 A court order directs the clerk to draw a jury of sixty men to serve at the May term of circuit court convening May 20. Pierre May 5 Vincent Bethel Telephone Company of Ellis incorporates with the secretary of system for 35 000 to operate lines in and near Ellis. Incorporators include W A Vincent EB W Allen Harold Foster M C Phillips and Ray C Hyde all of Ellis.
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Woonsocket
Ciscuit Court
Pierre
Vincent Bethel Telephone Company of
Ellis
Secretary of
Sistem
W. A. Vincent
Eb, W. Allen
Harold Foster
M. C. Phillips
Ray C. Hyde
Iowa Quartet Sings At Springs Junior College
Wellington Springs May 5 Special The John Fletcher college quartet of Oskaloosa Iowa visited Junior college at chapel hour Wednesday on a sixteen day Northwest tour. The quartet sang sacred and negro spirituals and read It Takes a Heap o Livin by Raymond Baarts Akcompanied by Elmer Smith on piano Other members were Robert Pinel Arthur Zook and Merle Young Students cheered the performance and the quartet received hearty applause during the program
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Iowa
Springs
Wellington Springs
John Fletcher College
Oskaloosa
Northwest
Raymond Baarts
Alice Baarts
Quartette
Cavour
Yankton
Mr. Baarls
Elmer Smith
Robert Pinel
Arthur Zook
Merle Young
Auxiliary Holds Three District Meets In May
Three South Dakota districts of the Legion auxiliary will hold meetings in May. District 13 meets in Rapid City on May 9, District 12 in Sturgis on May 10, and District 10 in Pierre on May 12. Two meetings have already been held in Vermillion and Salem.
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Auxiliary
Watertown
South Dakota
The
Legion Auxilary
Hattie Bannister
Vermillion
Salem
Rapid City
Distrriet
Sturgis
Pierre
Pugsley to Address Bankers Conference at South Dakota Bankers Meet
Dr. Cr. Pugsley president of South Dalat State College will give the principal address at the conference in Mitchell on Wednesday May 7 for Group Three of the South Dakota Bankers Association. He will speak Wednesday evening in the venue listed.
Future Trends in Agriculture Meeting in South Dakota
The event will feature talks on future trends in agriculture with addresses by Jay B. Allen and Thomas O'Brien. It opens with a golf tournament and includes a Wednesday business session. Group Three officers include E. W. Rad eke of Alexandria as president, A. F. Smith of Mitchell as vice-president, and A. E. Loomi er of Mitchell as secretary-treasurer.
Moonshine Found On Sanborn County Farm
Sanborn County deputy sheriff H Helgeland and federal prohibition officer Wood Smith with H St. Clair searched the Wm Gilmore farm and seized five and one half tons of moonshine whiskey. Gilmore was not at home, being in Sioux Falls, with rest of details pending.
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H. Helgeland
Sanborn County
Wood Smith
H. St. Clair
Wm. Gilmore
Sioux Falls
Man Sued After Baltic Collision Damages Sought
Sioux Falls May 5 Gunder Gunderson of Baltic named defendant in a 2706.64 damage suit filed by R C Van Hauten also of Baltic. Suit claims Gunderson caused an accident one mile east of Baltic on October 18 1929 in which Van Hauten lost a truck by fire and suffered serious injuries. Defendant has filed an answer to the complaint.
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Sioux Falls
Gunder Gunderson
Baltic
R. C. van Hauten
Gunderson
van Hauten
Truck Crash At Viaduct Sparks Burn Injuries
Van Hutten files reply to complaint alleging he drove a sand truck that overturned after meeting Gunderson on a viaduct. He claims Gunderson approached at reckless speed with bright lights, illegal positioning, causing crash and fire that burned him and trapped him in the cab. Gunderson denies the allegations. Van Hutten maintains the counterclaims.
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van Hutten
van Huuten
Gunderson
van Houten
Gundersor
van Hout En
van Hauten
Remodel Audito rium at Conde Sees Major Upgrade
May 5 report notes Conde municipal auditorium remodeled at nearly $1000 boosting local theater quality. Conde Amusement Company presents top features while talking pictures attract growing attendance each show.
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CONDE
Municipal
Conde Amusement Company
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