Expert eye finds Titian under overpaint in Detroit painting
Detroit's Institute of Art secured a $130,000 Titian from the Havemeyer collection after Dr. Wilhelm R. Valentiner identified a hidden masterwork beneath heavy overpaint. Restorer William Suhr revealed Doge Girolamo Priuli, circa 1565, with the original paint well preserved under layers altered by a retoucher.
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Detroit
Wilhelm R. Valentiner
Institute
Havemeyer
New York
Detroit Institute
William Suhr
Girolamo Priuli
W. H. Heil
Venice
Duchess of Berry
Neighborhood News Briefs From Groton Area Happenings
Miss Lillian Nanus and Mrs. John Wattier visited Aberdeen friends last Friday. Mrs. James Julson traveled to Bristol for a several day visit. Merry Maker 4-H club held a food sale at the Broberg company store last Saturday with 16 funds raised for a project. leaders were Rachel and Esther Grice, Elsine Craig, Ne Johnson and Margaret Larson. Joseph Johnson of East Riverside was elected delegate to the Norwegian Lutheran church conference in Minneapolis May 21 25. Arthur Flannery of Kuron visited for Standard Oil business on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Samonsen hosted relatives at dinner. a birthday party honored at B E Archer home Friday. Twenty two small nests attended. Mrs. Jennie Hill, out for several weeks, can now move about but has not resumed work with the Groton Ferney Telephone Co. Emil Erdman went to Aberdeen on a short business trip Wednesday evening. Abe Palmer, Groton pioneer, returned from California and plans to spend most of summer here. Mr. and Mrs. William Graham spent the weekend at their Big Bione Lake cottage, the Groton colony’s first lake home opening. Mrs. Randall Mall hosted the Pelphian circle Monday evening. Mrs. D E Brant led the Italian art study program with papers by several members.
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Lillian Nanus
John Wattier
Aberdeen
James Julson
Bristol
Merry Maker 4-H Club
Brooberg +company
Rachel
Esther Grice
Elsine Craig
Ne Johnson
Margaret Larson
Joseph Johnson
East Riverside
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Minneapolis
Arthur Flannery
Kuron
Standard Oil Company
Ted Samonsen
B. E. Archer
Jennie Hill
Everal
Groton Ferney Telephone Company
Emil Erdman
Abe Palmer
Groton
California
William Graham
Big Bione Lake
Randall Mall
Norwegian Lutheran church dedication in Bristol last Sunday
A large Groton party attended the dedication of the Norwegian Lutheran church in Bristol last Sunday afternoon. The service was in charge of Rt. Rev. A. J. Bergsaker of Sioux Falls.
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Groton
Bristol
A. J. Bergsaker
Siowx Fails
Busy Bee club formed by Lane Sunday school girls
Lane Mrs. Fred Noltensmier's Sunday school girls entertained at the Charles Barber home on Saturday night forming the Busy Bee club to meet monthly. The report also lists visits and events from nearby towns including Huron Mitchell and Sioux City with various residents and the Rev. Zenk family settling in Lane.
Local News Roundup and Fedora Graduation Note
Hitchcock family update from Faulkton to Pierre and back to Hitchcock. Ballot boxes moved by Mrs Murphy and Bert Van Voorhis for Altesna township. Ace of Clubs and Tulare bridge results cited with prizes. Rockwood hall meeting held with readings and songs. Fedora High School graduates nine boys and eight girls including five from Roswell. France powers split: 48 percent hydro, 30 percent steam, rest imported.
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Ed Ruhlman
Barbara
Pierre
Faulkton
S. C
Ruhlman
Ford Agency
Lufa B. Murphy
Huron
Hitchcock
Court House
Ace of Clubs
Tulare
Rockwood
P.M. Barness
Herman Klug
Ruth Lips
Otto Emker
Fedora
Fedora High School
Roswell
Bon Homme County Population Declines Slightly
Mitchell May 20 Bon Homme County shows a population drop of 230 over the last decade, totaling 11,170 residents. Tyndall, the county seat, has 1,248 residents, down 117 since 1920.
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Bon Homme County
Mitchell
Tyndall
Power Company Plans Vale Installation Despite Early Doubt
Consolidated Power and Light will build in Vale when material reaches the ground. After an earlier survey by the Vale Community club found insufficient business to justify lines, company officers now say expected town growth will make the venture profitable.
Butler Woman Keeps Canaries as Hobby and Market
Mrs. 5. T. Ashbaugh of Butler raises pedigreed canaries for market for 15 years. Her birds are primarily sent to Oregon, Missouri, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska, Montana, and the Dakotas. She has not entered any prize shows.
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Butler
T. Ashbaugh
Woman Charges Deputy Sheriff With Assault in Mitchell
Lois Case of Letcher filed proceedings against Wood Smith deputy state sheriff of Mitchell. The trial is set for May 20 at Woonsocket in Sanborn county circuit court. Case alleges assault during a January 12 1930 raid on the Case residence.
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Mitchell
Wood Smith
Lois Case
Letcher
Woonsocket
Sanborn County
Sattorney
Case
Smith
Gypsy Day Plans Unveiled at Northern Teachers College
Aberdeen May 10 Gypsy Day committees for the coming year were announced by authorities at the Northern Teachers college. John Schall of Tripp will direct as general chairman with Paul Finnegan as business manager. Miss Thelma Milner and Clarence Dunker, both of Aberdeen, hold secretary and junior class roles respectively and will oversee coronation preparations for the Gypsy Day queen.
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Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Northern Teachers College
John Schall
Tripp
Paul Finnegan
Thelma Milner
Clarence Dunker
Homecoming Preparations Named For Royal Court Event
Harold Stogkes of Charlies City Ia charges the preparation of the queen float and costumes for the royal court. Stogkes, a sophomore, will supervise publicity. A sixth representative from the incoming freshman class remains unnamed until next fall.
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Royal Court
Harold Stogkes
Charlies City
James Names Qualities Needed by Students in Speech
Herman G. James president of the University of South Dakota urged Aberdeen Girl Scouts on May 6 to value Earnestness honesty ambition consideration energy and perseverance as essential equipment for college success alongside ability and scholastic training.
Scout Training Suggested to Shape University Women
Dr James urged scout training for prospective university girls to produce first class members, saying it would solve much of university life’s problems. He spoke to students at Northern Normal and Industrial School and addressed the Hironkas civic group at Highmace, noting the value of character-building in youth.
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Girl Scout Movement
James
Tongenovah
Northern Normal and Industria School
Hironkas
Highmace
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Lane
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Charles Barber
Busy Bee Club
L. E. Giles
Sherburn
Will Luker
Frank Kutil
J. C. Kuli - Lane Royal
Stickney
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Claud Stewart
Robert Burchfield
Herbert Burchfield
S. H. May
Lane High School
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Sioux Falls
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Sam Progressive
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