Medical Groups Meet Next Week
The forty ninth annual session of the South Dakota State Medical association convenes May 20 to 22 in Sioux Falls with the Sioux Valley Medical association and Sioux Falls District Medical society joining. Dr A E Bostrom presides. L N Grosvenor and J F D Gook lead the house of delegates. A dinner, scientific sessions, and a public health talk by Dr W A Evans are planned, with officer elections and unfinished business on the final day.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota State Medical Association
Sioux Valley Medical Association
Sioux Falls District Medical Society
A. E. Bostrom
de Smet
State Board of Health
House of Delegates
L. N. Grosvenor
Huron
J. F. D. Gook
Langford
Amnual Association
W. A Evans
Chicago
Sioux Valley Association
Ins
Worman’s
State Association
Percy D. Peabody
Webster
W. A. Bates
Aberdeen
J. F. D. Cook
State College Ball Set for June 6 at Stace College
Senior ball scheduled June 6 at Stace college per class president Gordon Lyon. Committees include music by Milton Knight Spain and Ronald Cartier, decorations by Evelyn Kurth Clark Arnold Thompson Redfeld Ruth Spurling Betty Lucas, refreshments by Dwight McNemera Mavis McComb Brookings Leonard Fasek Academy, patrons by Albert Pugsley Brookings Elmer Parks Sutherland Ia, lighting by Max Everett Brookings Kenneth Schmidt Salem Virgil Nesland Timber Lake, programs and ads by Alfred Fly De Smet Albert Evenson Brookings and Flord Billington Twin Brooks.
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Bhujkings
Stace College
Gordon Lyon
Canton
Lyon
Milton
Knight
Spain
Ronald Cartier
Marshall
Minnr
Evelyn Kurth
Clark
Arnold-Thompson
Redfeld
Ruth Spurling
Betty Lucas
Pierre
Dwight McNemera
Mavis McComb
Brookings
Leonard Fasek
Academy
Fifty Boys Enter Edison Scholarship Examinations
Pierre May 6 Fifty high school boys from across South Dakota will take the Thomas A Edison scholarship exam on Saturday May 17 in the house chamber at the state capitol. Written and oral tests mimic last year as judges are chosen. The South Dakota winner advances to a national contest at Camden New Jersey with expenses paid by Mr Edison. The national winner earns a free education at a technical school. Robert Hawkins of Pierre previously represented the state and now attends South Dakota State College.
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Edison
Pierre
South Dakota
Thomas A. Edison
E. C. Giffen
State Superintendent of Schools
State Capitol
Giffen
Edison Laboratories
Camden
N. J
Robert Hawkins
South Dakota State College
Lesion Auxiliary At Hitchcock Honored With Citation
Hitchcock May 16 Special The American Legion Auxiliary met in regular session at the L O O F hall. The auxiliary received a citation for all members paying dues in advance by year end. Hitchcock was one of three in the fifth district to earn the honor. Mothers of ex soldiers were honored with a special table. A program followed with a recitation by Jean Cotton and a song by Helen Larson.
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Lesion
Hitchcock
American Legion Auxiliary
L Oo. O. FL
Hitchcock Wall
Jean Cotton
Helen Larson
J. W. Cotton
Clyde Cotton
Fannie Kennison
Frank Gordon
J. 5. Hart
J. W. Rodicals
Carl Barman
Hazel Riemsth
Claudia Lempke
Wm. Alger
John Kingdon
Hazel Riemath
Sully County 4-H Rally Day Planned for May 24
Sully County 4-H club rally day announced by County Agent Norgaard for May 24 begins with a picnic dinner in boxes for two provided by the girls. The event, first of its kind in the county, is anticipated with pride.
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Sully County
Onida
Norgaard
Gettysburg Census Shows 47 Percent Population Rise
Gettysburg's population rose from 951 in 1920 to 1493 in 1930, a gain of 542 people or more than 47 percent. Census enumerator J. C. Schiessl added six previously uncounted residents after a supplementary report by deputy supervisor Hall of Groton. The increase is among the largest percentage gains in the state.
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Gettysburg
J. C. Schiessl
Schiessl
Hall
Groton
Wolsey High Announces Senior Class Graduates
Wolsey high school will graduate 15 seniors this year, 13 boys and two girls, including Hazel Dragseth and Frances Salisbury. The school closes May 23 with baccalaureate at 10:30 AM led by Rev. Fanny Millis, a senior breakfast, and commencement that evening in the high school auditorium.
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Wolsey
Wolsey High School
Hazel Dragseth
Bereyclé Streeter
Elva Rodman
Frances Salisbury
Hilda Dragseth
Leyna Wahiert
Laura Getcher
Irene Pierson
Inez Likenes
Ila Larsen
Mildred Pierson
Marjorie Osmanson
Eupha, Maxwell
Ivyt Minimum
Alva Bales
Home Economics
Evergreens
Huron
Fanny Millis
High School
Vermillion Graduate Flies To University Week
Lieutenant Fhilo Meisenholder son of Mr and Mrs G Meisenholder Vermillion arrived by Curtiss army attack plane to join University Week activities at the University of South Dakota. He left Galveston with Private Ward, has served with the third attack group at Galveston and graduated from the University of South Dakota in 1998.
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Texas
Fhilo Meisenholder
G. Meisenholder
University For
South Dakota
Meisenfelder
Ward
Galveston
Tex
Kangis City
Kelly Hele
Marchfield
Lieut
Meisenholder
University of South Dakota
Dana Brown Chosen Banquet Manager at SDSC
Dana Brown of Huron will serve as general manager for the South Dakota State College banquet set for May 23. DeWitt Howard announces a junior staff will handle all host duties with a full team of assistants including Louise Moran Marvin Trostein Lidgerwood Dorothea Boyd Henry Bruce Oxton Anday Evan Lauster Ardath Gilpin Arb Harold Lynch and Arletta Wurster in Brookings.
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Dana Brown
Brookings
South Dakota State College
DeWitt Howard
Blunt
Suesis
Howerd
Huron
Louise Morwan
Parker
Marvin Trostein
Lidgerwood
N. C
Dorothea Boyd
Editors Appointed for 1932 University Year Book Group
Vermillion May 16 editors and business managers for the 1932 Coyote year book the Wet Hen humor publication and the Volante were chosen by the student publications board May 13. Jim Sweet Rapid City editor of the 1932 Coyote Milton Sturges Arlington business manager Lisle Reese Aberdeen Wet Hen editor Louie Christiansen Sioux City business manager Willard Robbins Castana Ta.w Volante editor first semester 1930 31 Kahl McCintic Watertown Volante business manager 1930 31 earlier appointment week before.
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Coyote
University of South Dakota
Wet Hen
Volante
Student Publications Board
Jim Sweet
Rapid City
Milton Sturges
Arlington
Businessanager
Lisle Reese
Aberdeen
Wet Hend
Louie Christiansen
Sioux City
Willard Robbins
Castana
Ta.w
Kahl McCintic
Watertown
South Dakota students earn Minnesota honorary societies
S. D. students receive degrees at Minnesota. Andrew Hustruile of Hartford, junior, elected to Eta Kappa Nu, honorary electrical engineering fraternity. Howard Giese of Mitchell, senior, joined Pi Tau Sigma, honorary mechanical engineering. Grace Connolly of Elk Point was elected to Delta Phi Lambda for creative writing.
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S. D
Minnesota
Minneapolis
South Dakota
University of Minnesota
Andrew Hustruile
Hartford
Eta Kappa Nu
Pi Tau Sigma
Howard Giese
Mitchell
Grace Connolly
Elk Point
Delta Phi Larhkda
Tulare Masonic Lodge Honors Past Masters
Tulare Masonic Lodge held past master's night at the Masonic Temple on May 12 with about 73 Masons present. Visitors came from Hitchcock Redfield Wolsey and Woonsocket. The third degree was conferred on pro members, including Dr. Kutnewski of Redfield past grand master of the South Dakota Grand Lodge.
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Tulare
Howard Women And Mayor Victims Of Clever Jokester
A prankster disguised as a mysterious woman toured East Park avenue causing fear among housewives and nearly drawing sheriff attention. The borough learned the actress was a local resident in disguise, including Mayor J T Johnson who was briefly baffled at a door.
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Howard
East Park Avenue
J.T. Johnson
South Dakota County Auditors Plan Rapid City Meeting
Pierre May 16. The South Dakota County Auditors association will hold its annual convention at Rapid City on June 19 and 20. Several state officers will be invited to speak, with August Hagen of Seloy serving as president of the organization.
Three Instructors Added to Northern Summer School Staff
Three new instructors join the Northern State Teachers college summer program. Prof. J. F. Hines will teach history and is superintendent of schools at Plankinton, while Professor D. D. In the mathematics division holds a master’s degree from the University of South Dakota. Miss Iva Rae Bevens of Aberdeen high school also contributes.
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Northern Summer School
Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
J. F. Hines
University of South Dakota
Hines
Plankinton
D. D
Iva Rae Bevens
Aberdeen High School
College Adds Two Women Faculty Members
Miss Bevens and Miss Catherine Riggs will join Northern’s physical education faculty. Bevens earned A B and A M from the University of Michigan. Riggs, from DePauw University, holds a bachelor in the science of education and will become professor of physical education for women. Redfield plans to deliver the address at the baccalaureate sermon in the school auditorium.
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Bevens
University of Michigan
Catherine Riggs
DePauw University
Redfield
Shepherd
Methodist Church
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Huron Grocery
THE
Black Hills
Teachers College
E. C. Woodburn
Spearfish
Nash
D. Urquhart & Sons
Wisconsin S. W. Hood Tires
Nash Service
Thomas W. Tuttle
Fort
Thompson
Buffalo Coum
Tuttle
Uppn High School
A. F. Schleher
Budo County
the Betts Osteopathic Clinic Physicians and Surgeons
Dakota Ave
Armour
North Woods
Armour and Company
T. H.T
Philadelphia
KE. M
Washington, D.C
Werren
B. E.W. Publo
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