Aviation Course To Be Offered At Brookings College
Brookings May 3 state college trustees authorized a two year trades course in aviation mechanics using existing engineering shop facilities. The program, aided by federal funds, will hire licensed mechanics as instructors and include an air repair station for hands on training. Admission requires aptitude, not high school graduation.
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Brookings
State College
Reed
Regents of Education
Pierre
C. W. Pugsley
North Dakota
Pugsley
Sale of Star Publishing Company Interest In Hot Springs
Hot Springs reports the sale of a controlling stake in the Star Publishing Company, publisher of The Hot Springs Evening Star, to Charles J. Swemey of Osage Iowa. The seller, Harry L Hayden, held the stake for four years. Forestburg high school seniors staged "A Reed in the Wind" directed by Howard Hickcox with a large enthusiastic audience.
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Hot Springs
Star Publishing Company
Forestburg
Foresbburg High School
Howard Hickcox
Ftudenta
Former S F City Official Finds He Is Not A Citizen
Sioux Falls May 9 PA James M Neil 89 retired sign painter long served on city council alderman and juries but for 76 years believed he was a citizen His citizenship doubts arose after Alex Reid was found to be an alien Records show no proof of Neil’s naturalization though he thought his father’s Civil War service made him a citizen He was born in Glasgow Scotland.
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Sioux Falls
James M. Neil
Neil
Alex Reid
Mr. Reid
Mr. Neil
Glasgow
Scotland
S F Man Is Killed In Accidental Fall
Sioux Falls resident Carl Gunderson was killed near Brookings when he slipped while climbing onto a gravel truck. A passing wheel ran over him. no inquest was held. He had worked with a state highway traveling crew and is survived by his widow and one daughter.
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Brookings
Carl Gunderson
Sioux Falls
Henry Clauseen
Bert Rude
Gunderson
Miller Seniors Observe Senior Day on May 10
Miller high school seniors vote to replace annual skip day with Senior Day on May 10. A morning breakfast in the auditorium hosted by Mr. Kramer and Mrs. Whealy precedes a day for personal activities, with a prom at 8 pm featuring Arthur Anderson and his band.
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Miller
Miller High School
Kramer
Whealy
Board of Education
Arthur Anderson
Bancroft Teachers Offered Contracts
Bancroft public school teachers were reelected by the school board for the big year. Miss Dorothy Ohlsen resigned from the seventh and eighth grades. County teachers swapped schools with no rural state changes.
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Bancroft
Dorothy Ohlsen
Rural Credit Bonds Sealed Bid Offer In South Dakota
Pierre May 9 Sealed bids for a 2 000 000 issue of South Dakota rural credit bonds will be received until 2 p m May 15 by the rural credit board. Bonds dated May 1 will be 1 000 denomination with semi annual interest May 1 and Nov 1. Refund maturing bonds and cover interest payments due in June and July. Registration optional coupon bonds retire through 1950. C I L Chase director notes 400 000 to retire June 15 and 2 000 000 on July 4. Interest due in June and July amounts to 630 741 25. The board has cash to cover the gap between new issue and obligations.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Rural Credit
Rural Credit Board
C. IL. Chase
Chase
Alpha Chi Alpha Elects Officers And Pledges
Vermillion May 9 officers for the coming year and new pledges were elected by Alpha Chi Alpha at the University of South Dakota. Elaine Martin of Vermillion was elected president with Phyllis Bratsburg Woonsocket as vice president and Gwennath Artley Vermillion as secretary.
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Alpha Chi Alpha
Vermillion
Universty
South Dakota
Elaine Martin
Vermilion
Phyllis Bratsburg
Woonsocket
Gwennath’ Artley
Clecla Williamson
Rapid City
Gertrude Williamson
Betty Cochran
Plantinton
Myra Roseland
Mariam Mintener
Pierre
Betty Royhl
Dorothy Margulies
Alpha Chi Alpha membership rule for campus publication eligibility
Norma Lewis Alcester Betty McKusick Nermillions and Margaret Schlosser Plankinton are cited in a rule requiring one year and a half on one campus publication or two publications for a year to qualify for Alpha Chi Alpha membership. The text mentions multiple individuals in a context of eligibility obligations.
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Norma Lewis
Alcester
Betty McKusick
Nermillions
Margaret Schlosser Plankinton
Alpha Chi Alpha
Girl Drinks Poison In Farm Lye Incident
The young daughter of Mr and Mrs Dewey Scheiltz is in town under a physician care after burning her mouth and throat on lye water she attempted to drink at their farm home Monday morning Her condition is not serious.
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Highmore
Dewey Scheiltz
Give A Dime Craze Reaches Bancroft Headlines
Bancroft residents report the send a dime craze spreading locally with some receiving up to three letters in a day. In Highmore Moses Seeking Land hag begins a three month sentence after a conviction for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
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Bancroft Bancroft
Bancroft
Highmore
Moses
Hag
Funds Allotted For Bus Crash Victims
The Junior Red Cross has allotted 300 for plastic surgery for three surviving victims of the Calcite bus tragedy. C D Erskine treasurer of the Meade county chapter announced the allotment. Gerald Wosselius presented the funds to F E Steele, president of the Meade county chapter. Victims named include Ruth Stetler Richard Cummings and William McBride.
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Sturgis
Junior Red Cross
C. D. Erskine
Meade County
The
Red Cross
F. E. Steele
Gerald Wosselius
Sioux Falls
St. Louis
Ruth Stetler
Richard Cummings
William McBride
Trimmer to Survey South Dakota Power Market
Charles Trimmer, state engineer, appointed by Governor Berry to survey the Missouri river power market for hydroelectric feasibility. The study, urged by federal officials, will look at irrigation potential as well and is expected to take about a month.
Forestburg Plans Senior Exercises and Candids 1935
Forestburg announces senior activities with commencement set for May 17 in the school auditorium. The class of 1935 includes Faye Fatnak Lloyd Floge Alice Goudy Murray Hinde Lucille Johnson Selma Larson Odella Moody Leo Newhr Doris Taylor and Nadine Zoss. Baccalaureate will be May 12 at 3 pm at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Clayton delivering a sermon titled Roasting Our Game.
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Forestburg
Faye Fatnak
Lloyd Floge
Alice Goudy
Murray Hinde
Lucille Johnson
Selma Larson
Odella Moody
Leo Newhr
Doris Taylor
Nadine Zoss
Wife’s
Jail Equipment Arrival and Installation at Clark County Courthouse
The new jail equipment has arrived and is being installed today in Clark county's courthouse. Contracts for the stoker light fixtures and Venetian blinds are in place. Metal furniture and fixtures arrive about May 24 with courtroom fixtures by June 1, and occupancy is expected early June.
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Clark
Clark County
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