Smith Hughes contest honors and winners at State college
Two hundred forty agricultural and home economics students from thirty high schools gathered at State college for the Smith Hughes contest. Raymond Ellis of Canton was named president, Keith Waitte of Gettysburg won the beef cattle and individual honors, with Lennox and Salem also placing in multiple events while Brookings and Barnard teams claimed top ribbons in many divisions. Volga High School led in home economics while Gettysburg and Brookings earned other top awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College
Anual Smith-Hughes
Rotetional Agricultural Education Department of
South Dakota
Souh Dakota
Enue
Yar
Raymond Ellis
Canton
Alan Bogue
Wiliam Smith
Lennox
R. W. Long
Kod Lioyd Johnson
Lennox High School
Collear Alpha Zeta
Comptti Salem
Wessex
Pugsley
Keith Waitte
Surg
Glen Seivers
Wessingdon Springs
State College Secondary Sical of Agriculture
Ty Tennard
Wolsey High School
Canten
Oriad
Stautfacher
Gettysburg
Cecil Sanderson
William Hegge
Salem
Sisseton
Sidney Sandberg
Glen Wicks
Bernard Killenary
Marth
Iast
Garretson
Andrew Sundstrom
Norman Greene
Barnard Fret
Clifford Hodus
Ad Duane Greenfield
Len
Plaeng
Barnard
Eugene Hurd
Leteher
Milit
Ord Barnard
Wierd Ma
Chow
comeraLennex
Bray Consolidated
Barawd
Eowint Kingsley
Bryant
Gra
Andrew Sundsecon
Vieter Goror
Lenox
Rhody Tierman
Siem
Wayne Skow
Merrill Wigstone
Dale Fetree
Virgil Anderson
Merie War Wold
Earl Davey
Gartford
Andrew Surdstrom
Caus Putlmen
Felph Heidelbrink
Eistert Halverson
Garrretson
Hecla
Barn
Indi Waitte
Ith
Brockings
Lloyd Johnson
Volborg Hishel
Barbara Post
Volga
Faye Brower
Egan
Ruby Berge
End Evelyn Eliott
Volga High School
State College Home Economies Club
Dorothy Lockgood
Evetsy Elliott
Deora Fetersen
Saint Ruby Berge
Votborg Rishvi
Brook
Eastern Choir To Perform Recital At College Auditorium
The Eastern State Normal School choir under Miss Ruth Troyer will give its spring concert at 8 18 o clock on May 11 in the college auditorium. Soloist Effie Mae Forsberg and a trio including Helen Burkholder Mildred Logeman Teresa Vetter will perform three numbers. The list includes sopranos tenors and altos with members from Madison Chamberlain Iroquois Elkton and Wentworth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madis Asuey
Chest
Eastern State Normal School
Ruth Troyer
College
Effie Mae Forsberg
Madison
Helen Burkholder
Chamberlain
Mildred Logeman
Gaeretson
Teresa Vetter
Woonsocket
Aline Antoine
Egan
Olive Bennett
Flandreau
Wilna Carter
Iroquois
Eleanor Jumison
Glatys Noter
Bridgewiter
Effie Wie Forsberg
Norma Jensvald
Humboldt
Covelia Kroll
Scotland
Howard
Ervin Seidel
Isses
Leonard Doman
George DeHoor
Marshall Stensland
Miller
Jens Kaliesan
Arlington
Emil Karstens
Elkton
Virgil Selix
Brookings
Lewis Bogue
Luke Preston
A. & Swan
Lake Preston Seniors Enjoy Sneak Day Outing
Lake Preston High School seniors held sneak day on Friday leaving Lake Preston at seven to the Spider Web Inn near Watertown Lake Kampeska for a picnic and skating entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Lake Prestozt
Spider Web Inn
Lake Kampeska
Watertown
Rapid City Plans For Sewage Plant
Rapid City residents prepare for a new sewage disposal system as workers install sewers on streets to relieve overloaded trunk sewer lines east of Sixth Street. The work aims to provide an up to date, effective city sewer service.
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Rapid City
Sixth Street
Volunteers Gravel Tyndall Road Lake View Cemetery
A volunteer group of cmecs and townsmen laid gravel on the Lake View cemetery access roads. About 50 men used ten treks, financed by Tom Dislish from his gravel pit. The county plans a round corner at the south road and east cemetery entrance, with two entry points. New trees and shrubs were planted. cemetery association women served dinner at the Presbyterian church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyndall Road
Lake Andes
Cmecs
Lake View Cemetery
Tom
Woman of the Cemetery Association
Presbyterian Church
Eastern State Normal School Graduation Announced
Madison May 9 two hundred seven graduates will finish at Eastern State Normal School on June 2. Dri W Pugsley president of State college will deliver the commencement address at 9 a m in the college auditorium. Baccalaureate services will be May 28 at 8 o clock in the college auditorium. Rev Percy Smith pastor of the Presbyterian church will give the address. Special music will be provided by the college choir under the direction of Miss Ruth Troyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Madison
Eastern State Normal School
W. Pugsley
State College
Percy Smith
Presbyterian Church of Madison
Ruth Troyer
All Saints School Names New Principal in Sioux Falls
Announcement states Miss Evanglite Lewis, former assistant principal and English head at Bancroft School Worcester Mass, named principal of All Saints School Sioux Falls. She succeeds Miss Licey Soule, who retires after three years as head and will leave at year’s end. The new principal will begin with the 1932 33 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints School
Sioux Falls
Evangelite Lewis
Bancroft School
Worcester
Mass
All Saints School of
Sioux
Lewis
Licey Soule
Orphan Pigs Not Hopeless Says Extension Vet
Brookings reports Dr G S Weaver from South Dakota State College says orphan pigs can reach market age with colostrum within three days. Feed whole milk for two to three weeks, then add one egg daily per pig and six daily feedings for two weeks. Introduce grain at three weeks with corn and tankage, ensure sunlight, dry bedding, and sanitary care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
G. S&s Weaver
South Dakota State College
Music Week Program Is Given At Cavour
The Cavour P T A held a music week program directed by Prof. Shiley with school numbers and singing. Lunch was served. This was the last meeting of the school year. Officers chosen: President Mrs Henry Brinkman, vice president Wir Jackson, secretary-treasurer Edna Meek. The P T A reported a profitable year under Mrs Brinkman and the teachers, predicting an outstanding next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour Cavour
Cavour
T. A
Shiley
Henry Brinkman
Wir
Jackson
Edna Meek
P.P. A
Renry Brinkman
Theta Alpha Phi Chooses New National Officers at USD
Isla Kilpatrick of Bronx Falls was reelected president of Theta Alpha Phi, with Lyle Witt of Parker named vice president and program chairman, Bill Hagan as secretary treasurer, and Clarence Bangs of Rapid City as historian. C. E. Lyon urged the group on Make Up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Alpha Phi
Vermillion
Isla Kilpatrick
Bronx Falls
National Dramatic Organization
University of South Dakota
Lyle Witt
Parker
Bill Hagan
Clarence Bangs
Rapid City
Evenng
C. E. Lyon
Hitchcock Store Remodeling Plans Feature New Layout
The Philips brothers are remodeling their Hitchcock store with new west side grocery shelving and front shifting of groceries and vegetables. Dry goods will move to the east, shoe department to the rear, and a new grocery counter plus electric display refrigerator will be added on the west. The store will be refinished in green and white. Clerking remains unchanged and self-serve continues. Ervin God handles the carpentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Philips Brothers
Ervin God
Redfield Kiwanis Guests At Plainview Academy
Redfield Kiwanis club members attended their weekly meeting hosted by Plainview Academy with guest speakers United States Senator Peter Norbeck campaign manager James Stewart and X. Way publisher of the Watertown Public Opinion. A brief musical program by the academy music department followed during the noon hour. DAUGHTER BORN MAY 4 TO VICTOR GERGENS OF ASH
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield Kiwanians
Plainview Redfield
Redfield Kiwanis Club
Plainview Academy
United States
Peter Norbeck
James Stewart
5. X. Way
Watertown Public Opinion
Academy
State Would Aid South Dakota Public Schools
Pierre May 9 State high school supervisor BR Kraushaar says state support may solve urgent school finance issues. He notes many districts, especially in the west, are deeply in debt with warrants unpaid. without aid, many schools face closure. He explains federal lands fund aid differs from state support and suggests consolidating boards for efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
BR. W. Kraushaar
South Dal
Kraushaat
South Dakota
Gene
Kraushaar
United States
Sohel
Vnanecess
Kenushaar
Alpena Club Farewell For Longtime Member
The Progressive Study Club met at Mrs. G. A. Tehey’s home with sixteen members answering the roll call for Mothers Day thoughts. Members presented a farewell gift to Mrs. Roy Wales as she departs for the west coast after school ends. Wales thanked the club for years of membership as she reflected on leaving. Mrs. Bremner spoke on Making a Living and a Life, while Mrs. Bent discussed After Repeal More Crime or Less. Luncheon was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Progressive Study Club
G. A. Tehey
Roy Wales
Wales
West Coast
Lesv
Birs
Charles Bremmner
John Bentem
Luneli
Cavour Senior Class Sets May Events and Graduation
The Cavour senior class presented the play Oh Kay on May 6. Class day is May 17 and commencement May 20. Meduation class includes Charles Michael Joy Lind Reinold Henrath Davis Lilya Gribble Dorothy Wallace and Arewis Coughtin. Charles Michiel is top rank with Joy Lind second. Seven grammar-grade students also graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
Charles Michael
Joy Lind
Reinold Henrath
Davis
Lilya@ Gribble
Dorothy Wallace
Arewis Coughtin
Charles Michiel
Bryant C C Meets For Monthly Club Session
Bryant commercial club held its regular monthly meeting at Dorcas hall with supper for 43 members and guests served by the Dorcas society of the Congregational church. New officers led routine business and a booster day was planned by city merchants. A male quartet and a Breant primary playlet entertained. next meeting set for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant C. C
Bryant
Bryant Commercial Club
Dorcas Hall
Dorcas Society
The
Congregational Church
Breant Graile Schesl
Juve
Alpena Fire Inspectors Target Hazards And Drill At School
Eight fire prevention officers in Alpena tagged stoves furnaces electric fixtures and wires in local businesses. They inspected the school where a fire drill cleared the building in 52 seconds and delivered a pupil talk while a clown reinforced fire prevention lessons. The Alpena P T A plans its final meeting at the school on May 12 with a program and recreation ahead of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE
Alpena
Yale Club Plans Play Presentation
Yale good will extension club met at Mrs. J. B. Gross's home with Mrs. W. O. Tolman assisting. Eleven members and three visitors attended as they discussed Heath Rules and a one act play for the June 2 achievement day at the fair grounds. Miss Sara Dewing demonstrated bone soap making and Mrs. E. Harding reviewed Frank's Vagabonding Around the World. Refreshments were served. next meeting at Mrs. F. W. Mash's home will include annual officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Club
YALE
Yale Good Will Extension Club
J. B. Gross
W. O. Tolman
Frank
F. W. Mash
Lennox Reduces City Debt With Bond Purchase
Lennox mayor and council report steady decline in indebtedness as the city sinks a $1,000 city hall bond into the sinking fund. The city and school district aim to pay debts rapidly, cash basis now emphasized, with strong finances and funds in the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennox
Sentence Suspended in Aberdeen Liquor Case
In Aberdeen on May 9, Art Lattimer of Sisseton pleaded guilty to selling liquor to Indians and received a six month jail term with the sentence suspended. Frank Lehnen Edward Bullinger and Casper Guttenberg of North Dakota pleaded not guilty to transportation and possession of liquor. Oscar and John Erdman of Brown County pleaded guilty to transporting liquor, while John Kukaska of Mobridge pleaded not guilty to selling liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Art Lattimer
Sisseton
Sentenes
Frank Lehnen
Edward Bullinger
Casper Guttenberg
North
Lennox Club To Hold Camp Again
Lennox, May announces the Lennox Community Club will host its first annual free camp from June 1 to 4 with S C Sayre County Agent detailing new sleeping quarters and planned meals in the high school gymnasium. The program adds several new features and shifts activities to indoor venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennox
Lennox Community Club
S. c. Sayre
Alpena Woman to Visit Ireland for Six Months
Mrs. Mike McEldowny will visit Ireland for six months. She travels from Alpena, via New York, to sail on the steamer California toward Derry. In Ireland she plans to attend the Eucharist congress from June 23 to 26, while her husband runs a nearby farm five and a half miles southwest of Alpena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Ireland
Mike McEldowny
KUSD Announces Year of Lectures and Courses
KUSD will broadcast a 1932 1933 program with nine lectures per series across twelve departments. Subjects include Modern Literature Psychology Bible History Law Chemistry Economics and Spanish plus three weekly lecture series on German History Geology and Character Education led by University of South Dakota professors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
KUSD
Garrett Breckenridge
University of South Dakota
Aix
Sarah Lyon
Charlotte Notecom
Mary Margaret Shaw
L. Keith
Charles Josey
L Wire
Craig Thoms
South Dakota
Herbert Schell
Stanley G. Backman
Walter Benright
T. M. Risk
Judge Dismisses Risk Case In Aberdeen Suit
Federal Judge A Lee Wyman dismissed the risk insurance suit brought by John J Jenner against United Sites on the government motion. The court found insufficient grounds to constitute a dispute over war risk insurance in the Aberdeen case with local proceedings ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
John J. Jenner
United Sites
A. Lee Wyman
Harvard pianist pupils perform at Highmore recital
Mrs Mikkelson of Harvard presented her music pupils at the high school gym in a young pianist recital. Miss son sent invitations for a musicale to be held at her home Sunday afternoon with pupils and parents as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. Mikkelson
Harvard
Missson
Construction Work Continues At Mellett Site
Construction work proceeds at Mellett, with brick and tile remodeling underway. Crews, including Mastin and Clon, oversee framing and masonry as crews advance on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellett
Mellette
Cassidy Consisterent
Mastin Clon
Lake Preston Woman Hosts Green Themed Bridge Night
Lake Preston resident Mrs. C. R. Davidson hosted a bridge dinner Saturday evening at her apartment. Guests sat at a large table centered by a floral motif as favors in a green color theme. In the game, high score went to M Lawson and second prize to I Knutson, with Mrs. Claude Davidson of Eoiny present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Diana Dake Preston
C. R. Davidson
Ntene
Seatel
M Lawson
I Knutson
Angub
Weonsscket Woman Given Honor Before Departure
Weonsscket May 3 15 Mrs A C Clark who leaves for Minnesota will be honored with a tea at her home. A social gathering Thursday evening by the GO Sisto group accompanied by a presentation of a parting gift. Friday afternoon the Presbyterian Aid Society of Clark House visited Mrs Lane where Mrs Clark received a farewell gift from members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Woonsocket
A. C. Clayk
Minntaneiis
Sisto
Presbyterian Aid Society of
Clark
Lane
Claris
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Alma Maass
Fioneta
Weaver
Raymond
Victor Gergen
Ash
P.T. A
Ivin
Lennox Club
KC Roworr
Walang KC
Rinso
Nmoney
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Northern State Teachers College
Aberdeen - South Dakota
Tenchern
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