Memorial Decoration Day Plans by Busheack Auxiliary
Hitchcock May 15 Special The American Legion Auxiliary met with 27 members. Mrs Ber Nice Ewing district president spoke on the Boston 1930s convention. Committees named for Decoration Day program May 30 include poppy sales cemetery trucks wreaths and dinners at the Methodist church with a noon meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Cotton
Viola Snyder
Alec Phillip
Hanch
Poppy Sales
Carl Bateman
Hilda Gross
Albine Hope
Ed Riemath
Della Bowne
Anna Shaw
Theresa Sutter
Fannie Kennison
Ella Laverty
Ardelia Beckler
Julia Cotton
Anna Lund
Grace Kingdon
Elaine Benson
Neilie Anderson
Garnet Preston
Hazel Riemath
Ella Frye
Emma Moore
Alec Phillips
Grace Fields
Ann Gordon
Opal Laverty
Wallace Wright
Ada Rodman
Beulah Dixon
Lena Alger
Gladys Anderson
Emma Kambel
Lilly Frankenstein
Pauline Paulson
Czrrie Davis
Laura Palmer
Nellie Minske
Florence Brobst
L. L. Phillips
Will Charlet
W. W. Wright
Nellie Anderson
Recital by Eastern State Teachers College Pupils
Madison hosts a public piano recital by Mary P. Berendsen instructor at Eastern State Teachers College in the college auditorium. Seventeen pupils performed including 10 year old Mary Leith Porter with her own composition Little White Lily and players Paul Haines Ellen Dalzell Philip Rensvold Alice Van Hove Lavon Schrader Mae Arlene Schrader Florence Jane Mitchell Elenore Barker Dorothy Trimmer Ruth Schnack Carol Westaby Wilma Carter and Mildred Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Madison
Mary P. Berendsen
Eastern State Teachers College
Mary Leith Porter
Paul Haines
Ellen Dalzell
Philip Rensvold
Alice van Hove
Lavon Schrader
Mae Arlene Schrader
Florence Jane Mitchell
Elenore Barker
Graduation Exercises Outlined For Tulare High
Sixteen Tulare high school seniors graduated this year led by valedictorian Roland Marquardt with a 93.2 average and salutatorian Ruth Scott with a 150 average. The exercises were held Thursday evening May 14 in the high school auditorium with Rev. Ray Marcus Miller delivering the commencement address and a program listing invocation, musical numbers, and diploma presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare Tulare
Tulare High School
Evin Binger
Virgil Singer
Hotde Blume
Milton Boyd
Wilbur Brugger
George Bryant
Herbert Hilkemerer
Harald Kloss
Roland Marquardt
Melvin Meyers
Minnie Neitzel
Max Radcliffe
Norman Becber
Ruth Scott
Amber van
Clarence Werthein
Roland Marquhardt
Ray Marcus Miller
Redfield
Walter S. Wan
M. E. Quartette
Florence Miller
A. van Heuvelen
Yaledictorian
Brugger
Walter Avery
Board of Education
A. L. Schieler
Four U Co Eds Invited To Society At South Dakota
Vermillion May 15 Four co-eds have been invited into Alpha Chi Alpha the women's journalistic organization at the University of South Dakota. They are Lucille Thompson Dorothy Wright Vermillion Virginia Taylor and Merriman Beuttler Sioux City. All four have been active in campus journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Alpha Chi Alpha
University of South Dakota
Lucille Thompson
Dorothy Wright
Virginia Taylor
Merriman Beuttler
Sioux City
Forestburg Class Day Exercises Feature Senior Pageant
In Forestburg on May 15 the senior class held its class day program in the high school assembly with Miss Marjorie Remster as chair. Supt Prunty opened the roll call as read by the seniors. Shirley Talley read the class history, Bertha Jones described the clear flivver, and Helen Foubert and Helen Peterson sang a duet. Marie Remster announced Comedy Contest winners, Vesta Fairfield spoke on the class colors, Nellie Strand read the class poem, Huth Peterson explained the class flower, Shirley Talley and Mr Howe performed a piano duet, and Ernest Roberts with the class prophecy along with Jerome McCoy’s class will closed the program. The program included The Burial of the Troubles of the Senior Class and songs by Marie and Marjorie Remster dedicated to the seniors. Helen Peterson read the class epitaphs, and Ernest Foberts and Theone Fouberg presented and juniors accepted the key to the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Marjorie Remster
Supt
Prunty
Shirley Taliey
Bertha Jones
Helen Foubert
Helen Peterson
Marie Remster
Ernest Foberts
Theone Fouberg
Inter-Church School Contest Ends with Carthage Victory
In Carthage May 15 special report notes a contest among Carthage Congregational church and two rural schools Glenview and Drakola to win new members raise offerings and reading. Carthage won by a small margin as a combined program closes May 17 with a Mother and Daughter banquet at 1:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Glenview
Drakola
John Close
Arnold Upland
Drakota
Edgar Hodges
Cooper
Carthage High School Graduation Program Outlined
Carthage announces 23 graduates for the commencement on May 21 at the Carthage theatre with speaker Hon. Frank D. Kriebs former secretary of agriculture. Baccalaureate sermon May 17 at Congregational church by Rev H G Berg. Eighth grade graduation May 20 with speaker Rev S E Cooper. 16 graduates in that class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Cartha High School
Frank D. Kriebs
H. G. Berg
Zion Lutheran Church of
Congregational Church
S. E. Cooper
Dogs Kill Sheep In Ames Vicinity
Stray dogs have been damaging flocks around Ames with two sheep killed and two more injured. Arthur Johnson reports one lamb killed and one older sheep badly torn. Other farmers O W Arbogast Ben Heezen and Pat Foley report sheep injuries across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Arthur Johnon
W. Arbogast
Ben Heezen
Pat Foley
District Nurses Meet at Aberdeen For Third District Convention
REDFIELD May 13 Special The third district of the State Nurses association will convene in Aberdeen in September. Thirty four nurses from Aberdeen Waubsy Watertown Huron Faulkton Renfield attended the Redfield convention. Luncheon was served at noon by Episcopal church ladies in the guild hall with 18 invited guests local Redfield physicians and wives present. A basket of roses was given by Medfield chamber of commerce in thanks to the chamber. Florence Walker R N president spoke. Dr V F Wilhite lectured after lunch. Afternoon business included musical programs and new officers were elected: Helle Anderson Wa waterown president Dagmar Einspahr Redfield vice president Florence Ray Watertown secretary Lillian Zimfer treasurer Healy Aberdeen. Roses were presented to outgoing president Florence Walker by Redfield nurses. The State Nurses association state meeting will meet in Mitchell May 26 27 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
State Nurses Association
Aberdeen
Waubsy
Watertown
Huron
Faulkton
Renfield
Medfield
R. N
Dagmar F. Einspahr
Florence Ray
Lillian Zimfer
Miss Healy
Florence Walker
Redfield Nurses
Stats Nurses Association
Mitchell
County Wool Growers Gather At Aberdeen
Brown county wool growers meet in Aberdeen called by the Farm Bureau marketing committee to discuss the wool situation and set a fair price for the 1931 crop. Carl Nadasdy, manager of the South Dakota Wool Growers association, will report on the 1929 and 1940 pools and explain plans for the state and national pools for 1931. Plans for marketing the 1931 crop will also be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Brown County
Farm Bureau Marketing Committee
Carl Nadasdy
South Dakota Wool Growers Association
Forestburg Home Extension Club Holds Final Meeting
Forestburg May 15 The Home Extension club met at the home of Mrs Myrtle Taliey with Mrs EH Matthews as hostess. Nineteen members and five visitors attended a program on foot care including demonstrations by Bert Corwin and M Matthews. Discussions on children’s feet and proper footwear followed with charts and articles cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Myrtle Taliey
EH Matthews
Bert Corwin
M. Matthews
Matthews
Hoover
Ed Ellingson
Judy On
D. A. Levey
White House
G. B. Wilder
New Paint Machine Bought In Wessington
W J Eshler a Wessington painter and interior decorator has purchased a Gast portable air painter. It features a one and a half horsepower engine and a Gast type D gun with fingertip control. The machine is the first of its kind in the area and will be used for both interior and exterior work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
W. J. Eshler
Farmers To Visit Sioux Falls May 23
Miner county farmers plan a trip to Sioux Falls on May 23 to study packing plants and marketing facilities. H T Walter chairs the county marketing committee and invites all farmers. S W Jones, county agent, invites every farmer. A M Eberlee assists and has secured an invitation from a packing house. A livestock grading demonstration is also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner
Sioux Falls
Howard
Miner County
H. T. Walter
S. W. Jones
A. M. Eberlee
State College Extension Service
Airmail Service Campaign Moves in South Dakota
The Sioux Falls chamber of commerce airmail committee vows drastic measures to protest perceived postal indifference to Sioux Falls and other South Dakota cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Average person spends $40 yearly for travel
An average of 40 dollars was spent per person in the United States for recreational travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
United States
South Dakota Expects Lift From Travel Growth in 1990
Figures from the South Dakota Automobile Club based on American Automobile Association data show 1930 expenditures by Americans at home and abroad totaling 4,915,000 with a population of 122,060,000. It is estimated that nearly two thirds of this sum was spent on vacations within the United States, and the projection suggests South Dakota will profit from increased travel this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
United States
South Dakota
No One Need Have Corns Any Longer
Advertises O Joy Corn Wafers a thin paper like corn wafer that sticks to corns or calluses to stop pain immediately. Claims strong yet gentle action and removal of corn roots. Promotes purchase from druggists with six wafers for a small price.
Eastern Graduates Breakfast at Lake Madison Hotel
Madison May 15 34 graduates of Eastern State Teachers College will be entertained at a breakfast at the Lake Madison hotel on Saturday morning May 2 at 9 30 by the college faculty. The event is an annual part of commencement week with decorations in spring colors. The social committee members are Miss Gertrude Gull Miss Lucille Beutel Miss Ethel Akey K E Mundt and A E Swan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Madison
Eastern State Teachers College
Lake Madison
Sial Committee
Gertrude Gull
Lucille Beutel
Ethel Akey
K. E. Mundt
A. E. Swan
Radio Play Casting Experiment Planned by KFDY
Brookings May 15 Radio station KFDY at South Dakota State College will broadcast plays under the speech department. First program scheduled for May 16 at 1 30 p m and a second May 18 at 1 7 p m. The effort tests voice differentiation and partners students voices with characters. A college play broadcast will reveal the three-voice limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
KFDY
South Dakota State College
Department of Speech
A.S. Palmer
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Morocco
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Victor McLaglen
Paramount Sound News
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