Seventeenth Annual South Dakota Academy of Science Meet
Vermillion May 5 announces the program for the seventeenth annual meeting of the South Dakota Academy of Science to be held May 6 and 7 at Yankton Hall of Science. University of South Dakota professors A L Haines and C Lind lead the program with papers on science topics, including geology, biology, physics, and soil studies, part of sessions chaired by B B Brackett and others. The program lists speakers from Yankton College, University of Minnesota, and Brookings, with papers on rust, soil quality, radioactivity, metabolism, and to end with the president’s address.
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Vermillion
South Dakota Academy of Science
A. L. Haines
University W South Dabat Etarycreasurer
Yankton
Pods
Saurday
Euizens
C. Lind
University
Syi
Forbes Hall
Yankton Coll
B. B. Brackett
Academy of Science
Mississippi Riv
Resm Ss
Forbes
Hell of Science
P. Churchill
Mori River
Ward L. Miller
Winensia
E. P. Rothrock
Cgenetti Electric Sung
Herbert Batson
Forbis Hall
Sci
Be. S.C
Margaret Mary Shaw
Bad Lands
William H. Powes
Marriage License Declines Sharply In Lake County
In April only one marriage license was issued in Lake County the lowest April total in 15 years. Clerk Halverson notes the year to date lags far behind the 25 year average as deaths also run well below normal signaling a broad slowdown in vital statistics this spring.
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Madison
Lake County
Cupid
Clerk of Courts
Halverson
Ivis
Youth Breaks Arm In Fall From Pony
Willis Denekas youngest son of Mr and Mrs Albert Denekas broke his arm after a fall from a Shetland pony. The injury was to the elbow and he was taken to Dol ence where doctors attempted to set the fracture.
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Pony Raymond
Willis
Dune
Albert Denekas
Dolence
Raymond Club Plans Lawn Beautification For Church
The Raymond harmony club met at Mrs. G. S Thorp home with eleven members. Sealed topics were read and discussed. Plans for a mother’s banquet at the May meeting were made. The group decided to beautify the church lawn and closed with a song. A brief visit by Mr and Mrs Ed Emerson of McLaughlin surprised members.
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Raymond Club
Church
Raymond
Harmony Club
G. S Thorp
Ltch
Church In the Wildgood
Ed Emerson
McLaughlin
Emerson
Club
Faimori
Petrified Park Set for Dedication in Lemmon
Lemmon May 5 a unique park featuring petrified wood up to 20 million years old will be dedicated June 7. North and South Dakota leaders attend as Quammen the former mayor directed construction of stone castles and displays from the Feshill and Pierre formations.
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Lemmon
North
South Dakota
Quammen
Lenunon
Rain Encourages Mellette Farmers After Wet Spell
In Mellette on May 9 farmers report abundant moisture with two inches of snow, creating winterlike conditions and delaying plowing. The wet ground slows cultivation for corn while cool damp weather is hoped to curb a grasshopper outbreak. Some grain and alfalfa fields were damaged, with many grasshopper eggs still likely in the soil.
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Mellette
Spezialj
Regular P T A Meeting At Ashton Highlights
The Ashton P T A held its regular meeting with music and readings. Officers elected were Mrs H G Fletcher president Miss Pauline McCauley vice president Mrs Hilkemeier secretary and E C Coddington treasurer. Nellie Small elected historian. Anna Daily of Waubay was to speak on Child Health but road conditions prevented attendance. plans made to hear her at the next show year meeting May 12.
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Ashton Ashton
Ashton P. T. A
H. G. Fletcher
Pauline McCauley
Hilkemeier
E. C. Coddington
Nellie Small
Historien
Anna Daily
Waubay
Child Heath
Odd Fellow
Donna Mae Rockwell
Arton Sweeten
Geraldine Sweeten
Helen- Mae LaPage
Evelyn Bare
Agnes Mathieu
Aberdeen
Rebekah
Marjorie Mathieu
Harold Smith
Arlen Sweeter
Raymond High to Present The Green String Play
May 5 report that Raymond high school theater will stage The Green String Friday at the high school auditorium. Miss Hazel Hageman directs the production.
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Raymond
Epe
Raymond High School
Sertor
Hazel Hageman
Y C L Program Highlights Onida Event Highlights Washington Pageant
Sully County Y C L presented a two part program at Onida High School with Part One a Washington pageant titled The Redbud Tree featuring characters such as The Redbud Spirit The Sandman and General George Washington. Part Two and Three included revisitions songs album pictures and readings from local schools and individuals. Offstage, Sully County C L elected Deloris Huffman county president Daisy Merrill vice president Alyina Westphall secretary and named delegates for the state convention in Pierre.
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Onida
Sully County Y. C. L
Washington
Edward Seaman
Donald Becker
Mary Lou
Naomi McGuire
Jackie
Claire Goddard
Melvin Peatice
Luella Barber
Spider
Leia Booth
Lightning
Eva July
Vulcan
Charles Antrup
Mellie Curtis
Rose
Elsie Mary Smith
George Washington
Russel Green
Martha Washington
Elva Groseclose
Case
Cavanaugh
Harrison
South
Lincoln
Garrett
North
South Lake
Fairview
Weideman
Riveness
West
Alice Finley
Genevieve Sommers
Stel Westphal
Mae Sievers
Raymond Hoffman
Green
Llewellyn Park
South Morton
North Liteln
Reischedel
South Troy
West Cora
Ripley
Goodwater
Pitlicl
East Cora
North Buffalo
West Elk
Blaine
Brehe
Little Bend
C. L
Deloris Huffman
Daisy Merril
Alyina Westphall
Hazel Bush
Jack Groseclazo
Sully County
C. S
Pierre
Charles Serbousch
Lupella Barber
April Was A Cold Month In Ashton Weather Report
Local meteorologist C F Ayars reports April in Ashton was colder than 1931 with only ten days above 60 and the high of 76 on the 22. Twelve nights froze to 18 below. Precipitation reached 1.84 inches, 0.43 inches above 1931, with 17 clear days and 20 cloudy days. South winds 16 days, north winds 14.
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Ashton Ashton
C.F. Ayars
Sioux Falls Holdup Solved as Group Admits Thefts
Sioux Falls detectives linked a $1000 holdup at the Finance Service Company to a four man and two women gang after St. Paul police reported their admission. About $200 in cash and an $800 diamond ring were taken in Sioux Falls. The six listed names include John Sullivan George W Case Alfred Lindmeyer and Hartin Carson with one woman unnamed.
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Sioux Falls
Finance Service Company
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Entertain Friends at Oscegla Home Gathering
Mr and Mrs William Schlueter hosted a social at their Oscegla residence May 5 with guests including Mr and Mrs Raymond Whyte and daughter from Iroquois Mr and Mrs N Z Whyte and daughters Mr and Mrs Floyd Massey Mr and Mrs Fred Derschied and sons and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Kornder in attendance.
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Oscegla
William Schlueter
Raymond Whyte
N. Z. Whyte
Floyd Massey
Fred Derschied
Wilbur Kornder
Drake University to Honor Merlin Aylesworth for 1932 Commencement
Merlin H. Aylesworth, president of NBC, will return June 6 to Drake University to deliver the commencement address. Agatha Henen of Huron will receive a junior certificate from the college of education. Dr. D. W. Morehouse announced the guest speaker and noted a likely nationwide NBC broadcast of the ceremony. Barton O. Aylesworth, NBC executive’s father, became Drake president in 1889 and may attend.
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Agatha Henen
Huron
Drake
Des Moines
Iowa
Merlin H. Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
Drake University
College of Education
Aylesworth
D. W. Morehouse
More
House
Barton O. Aylesworth
Mother Cat Adopts Rabbit Into Family in Vermillion
In Vermillion on May 3 a mother cat in the Greenfield neighborhood has adopted a rabbit into her brood of four kittens. The exact details of the adoption are unclear but the rabbit now shares meals from a milk saucer and is treated as part of the family. Potential future parting is hinted if the rabbit is frightened by its foster siblings.
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Greenfield
Hias
Doudt
Tension Club Meets With Seven Members And A Visitor
A Wilking Worker club session was held at Mrs. Oscar Welch home with seven members and a visitor. Mrs. George Weis and Mrs. George Dunker led the shaving work and response. Next meeting on May 18 features a demonstration on making weaving. Lunch was served afterward.
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Wide Awake Extension Club
James Bryan
Guy Palmer
Mra.ge Jitéhow
Herb la Pa Mirs
John Peck
Melletts
Wilking Worker
Nisi Club
Oscar Welch
Denon Lion
George Weis
George Dunker
Twila Paulsen Returns to School at Mankato College
Wayland reports Twila Paulsen has returned to her studies at the Mankato Business College, resuming coursework after a period away.
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Schoa
Wayland
Twila Paulsen
Sthoul Dutics
Mankato Busines College
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