Forestburg PTA Ha ndy Andies Health Talk Planned
Forestburg May meeting of the Parent Teacher Association featured a talk on child health and disease prevention, immunization methods, and plans to seek toxoid immunization from the state board. 4-H clubs performed and committee chairmen for next year were announced.
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Forestburg
Specia
Parent- Teacher Association
Ags
Handy-Andies
Cecil Oberts
Raymond Judy
Gillis Bt
Mitchell
State Board of Health
Waubay
Forestbury
Court term opens without jury in Wessington Springs
Special Judge Br. F. Bakewell of Plarkinton presided and ruled no jury will be used for the May term. Hearing of court cases began at the Jevauld county bowl house in Wessington Springs today.
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Wessington Springs
BR. F. Bakewell
Plarkinton
Ss. I
Jevauld County Bowl House
Blunt
Lyle Craim
Helen Kirsch
Sully County
Pierre
Crain
Flittie Opens Mayors Term in Wellington Springs
Flittie newly elected mayor presided at the first regular city council meeting. He approved Charles R. Hatch as city attorney Rick Anton as treasurer and Fred N. Dunham as auditor. Other appointments were deferred awaiting board confirmation. George H. Dean elected council president K F Lohn to teach band. Retiring council named Phil Rabel park supervisor for summer.
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Flittie
Wressington Springs
Wellington Springs
T. J. Flittie
Charles R. Hatch
Rick Anton
Fred N. Dunham
Municipal Electric Light
George H. Dean
K. F. Lohn
Phil Rabel
Gann Valley P T A installs new officers
GANN VALLEY May 6 Special New officers of the Gann Valley Parent Teachers association were installed by Superintendent Gertrude Flyte. Officers include Nettie V. Fraser president J B Hall vice president Anna Berlman secretary Jennie Swartout treasurer Nellie Seger historian. A grammar orchestra under Jessie Oates provided music. Jennie M. Swartout reported as Red Cross delegate to Washington D C and described greetings from Mrs Herbert Hoover and entertainment by Senator Norbeck at a dinner with Gutzon Borglum noted. Superintendent Flyte described district convention activities and led a briefing for next year’s committees.
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Gann Valley
Gann Valley Parent Teachers’ Association
Gertrude Flyte
Nettie V. Fraser
J. DB. Hall
Anna Berlman
Jennie Swartout
Nellie Seger
Jessie Oates
Pearle Henrichsen
Jennie M. Swartout
National Convention of the Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Herbert Hoover
White House
Senator Norbeck
Dinpec
Gutzon Borghim
Rushmore
Flyte
Lane
Miss Aviation Highlighted At South Dakota University Event
Vergallion May 6 to 13 marks Engineers Day at the University of South Dakota with gliding contests for high school entrants from South Dakota Minnesota New Jersey and Iowa. A miniature aircraft tournament awards seven first place prizes a silver trophy for the gliding winner and a banquet features speakers and motion pictures while open houses showcase engineering labs.
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Vergallion
University of South Dakota
New Armory
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Vermillion
Air Corps Service
Engineering
Pastor Voices Objection to Movie Scene in Mitchell
The Rev Charles Heidt of the Congregational church protests a racy film moment in Mitchell as Claudette Colbert crawls under a bed with William Boyd. Heidt called the scene suggestive and sent a letter to the editor of the Christian Century detailing the objection.
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Mitchell
Claudette Colbert
William Boyd
Charles Heidt
Congregational Church
Boyd
Claudette
Reidt
Christian Century
Howard Council Reorganizes with New Officers Elected
Howard city council met in session this week to reorganize. D. T. Johnson was sworn in as mayor, with L. E. Brewer J. A. Widel and M. E. Lee named as new councilmen. Johnson announced appointments: city treasurer Leon Hanson, chief of police H. H. Lubeck, city attorney W. E. Wexgin t, water works superintendent Walter Kersten, light plant superintendent A. M. Lower, street commissioner Guy Lower, and city auditor Jesse Gass.
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Howard
Howard Y
D. T. Johnson
L. E. Brewer
J. A. Widel
M. E. Lee
Johnson
Leon Hanson
H. H. Lubeck
W. E. Wexgint
Walter Kersten
A. M. Lower
Guy Lower
Jesse Gass
Episcopalians Gather for South Dakota Convocation
Episcopalians of South Dakota will assemble in Deadwood and Lead May 8 to 10 for the churchs annual convocation. The three day program splits between the two cities with key events at Christchurch Lead including a morning sermon by Bishop F B Bartlett of North Dakota and an evening talk by Bishop W Blair Roberts of South Dakota. Monday and Tuesday events are at St Johns Deadwood ending with the noon Tuesday session and banquet Monday evening.
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Deadwawy
Episcopalians of
South Dakota
Deadwood
Lead
Christchurch
F. B. Bartlett
North Dakota
W. Blair Roberts
Sioux Falls
St. John’s Church
Blunt Blunt
Lola Roach
Louisiana
GertrudePigney
Etta Higgins
Florida
Matie Eckert
Eastern States To Stage Annual Play The Queen's Husband
Eastern State Normal School students present The Queen's Husband a three act satire on modern government. The event, part of commencement week, features a large cast with Keith Case as King Eric VIII and Ruth Wood as Princess Anne, under director Mary Mundt with assistants and stage management.
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Eastern
Madison
R. E. Sherwood
Eastern State Normal School
College
North Sea
Eric VIII
Keith Case
Martha
Stewart
Arlington
Anne
Ruth Wood
Prederick Grunton
Johnston Jeffries
Pierre
Prince William of Greek
Duane Becker
General Northrup
Ervin Jackson
Major Brent
Northrup
Francis Bunn
Woonsocket
Rush Fitzgerald
Helen Kohler
Lord Birten
Arma Laker
Lane Laker
Kenneth Schooler
Reliance
Laker
Felirson
Wilfred Wagner
Rutland
Phipps
Griffith Buller
Petley
Ray Ravenhorst
Howard
National music week program held at Bonilla church
Bonilla observed National music week with a special program at the Bonilla church. The event featured solos and other music by Redfield jhin school along with performances by Huron people and others from Bon- Hla. A large crowd attended.
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Bonilla Bonilla
Bonilla Church
Redfield Jhin School
Bon- Hla
Miller Seniors Stage Ghost Bird Tonight in Miller
Miller May sixth report lists cast for Ghost Bird a mystery comedy to be staged tonight in Miller city auditorium. The play features Andalusia Anderson Mrs Dores hired girl and a full village cast with amateur detective Tobias Tolliver and young lawyer Carl The show involves Mrs Dores farmhouse forty five minutes from New York City in April. Armstrong county Democratic stronghold preserves party with five votes in both 1930 general and current primary ballots.
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Miller
City Anditorium
Andalusia Anderson
Mrs. Dore
New York City
Pierre
Armstrong County
W. J. Bulow
Groton Holds Music Fete Tonight at High School
Groton marks National Music Week with a program at the high school gym Friday evening featuring more than fifty local musicians. The high school orchestra under H. A. Bergan opens the program, with the Boy's Glee Club directed by A. C. Henning performing two numbers. Soloists include Mrs J Williams soprano Miss Florence Walter contralto Mrs Melford S Kettitson violin Miss Lou Zolman piano and Arnold Benson baritone horn.
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Groton
H. A. Bergan
Pera
Wolsey Man Is In Run-Off Election
In Yankton four students won seats in the annual college elections with six offices needing runoffs. Fred Nichol led president race with 118 votes. Devore Cheney to face him in runoff with 99 votes. Other nominees include Tralle, Sullivan, and several for VP, secretary, treasurer, athletic manager, and foreisic manager. Runoffs set for next Tuesday.
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Yankton
Yankton College
Heger’ Nelson
Viborg
Chester McVay
Studer
Newell Sherburne
Flandreau
Pioneer Day
Bertil Jones
Crafton
Neb
Fred Nichol
Devore Cheney
Wolsey
Kent Tralle
Neodesha
Kan
Robert Sullivan
Chicago
Ier
de~ Gibbs
Wessington Springs
Harvey Seim
Reville
Lisle Skibinski
Carter
Mary Jane Springer
Sioux Falls
Louis Hosman
Pierre
Raymond Furlong
Presho
Seed Corn Shipment Stolen From Local Farm
Jess Yates drove to Arlington after a shipment of seed corn purchased by several farmers here. The incident occurred near Esmond on May 6 with locals noting the missing consignment and authorities alerted to recover the seed corn.
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Cornesmond
Jess Yates
Arlington
1933 Pasque Best Ever Published at Aberdeen
Aberdeen May 6 1933 the 1933 Pasque yearbook of Northern State Teachers College is hailed as the best ever printed by the college publishers announced by editor in chief Miss Gertrude Weisman Mc Laughlin. About 650 copies ordered to be delivered by May 10 Pasque day promises a half holiday and a student dance with a Pasque board overseeing distribution and events.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers, College
Gertrude Weisman
McLaughlin
Pasque Clay
Pasquée
Pasque
Miss Weisman
Calvin Messenger
Mildred Chase
MelIntosh
Irene Lee
Haley
N. 8
Jean DeHaven
Wessington
Aberdeen staff named for sections and activities
Helen Kelly leads humor, Rober Ingin handles activities, Alice Lortscher oversees organizations, Harriet Hill runs classes, Kenneth Crawford, in Loui Wessington Springs, directs women’s athletics with substandard size. Margaret Brown in Aberdeen oversees UBC calendar, Calender. H. A. Fowler tops advertising in agg, Professor J C Snideberg serves as faculty sponsor.
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Helen Kelly
Aberdeen
Rober Ingin
Ree Heights
Alice Lortscher
Mellette
Harriet Hill
Kenneth Crawford
Loui Wessington Springs
Wen's
Margaret Brown
UBC
H. A. Fowler
Agg of Advertising
J.C. Snideberg
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Josephine Caldwell Hayden
Minneapolis
Marian Caldwell Powell
Rock
Roberts County
Procter & Gamble
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Madge
Balny
Bonilla
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Lucille Barrick
Wayne Swaney
Darold Miller
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Camden Moyers
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Pillsbury's Best
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Supertex
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