Prizes Awarded at University Convocation in Vermillion
At the University of South Dakota convocation in Vermillion awards and honors were announced for many students. Prizes included the Clark M Young, Joan G Doe, Richardson Pioneer Scholarship, Edwin V Mitchell, and Delta Sigma Pi among others. Recipients included Ferne Kostboth Reva Nearhead Hiram Bleeker Ralph Rice Lois Mullen Lyle Wirt Isla Kilpatrick Cleo Johnson and more. The event featured speeches by Judge Dwight Campbell and Mathew Brown with Miss Aviation 1932 Marjorie Holmquist presented at the Engineers banquet.
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Vermillion
Nay
University of South Dakota
Ferne Kostboth
Canistota
Clark M. Young
Joan G. Doe
Reva Nearhead
Ethan
Richardson
Hiram Bleeker
Emily
Ralph Rice
Aberdeen
Edwin V. Mitchell
Moses Lindau
Sioux City
South Dakota State Bar Association
Kenneth Waddell
Webster
Isla Kilpatrick
Sion
Falls
Lois Mullen
Presho
Harold Chapman
Presict Harrith Warner
Gregory
Lyle Wirt
Furker
Maury Huyck
Lillian Wagner
Faulkton
Presho Aleigh Baldwin
Delta Sigma Pi
Business
Chi Omega
Velva Carleton
Sioux Falls
Yale
School of Medicine
John Miller
Milbank
Emil Hofer
Miller
Christian Peter Lemmen
Hofer
Howard E. Halverson
Ervie Lovejoy
Thomas Emery McKinney
Frederick Angier Spafford
Li c K. Olsen
Officers Reserve Corps Association of South Dakota
Guiden Girls
Zors
Cleo Johnson
Nelson Shield
Dakota
Presto
Florence Olson
Beresford
Mortar Board
Phi Eta Sigma
Phi Beta Kappa
Alpha Lambda Delta
R. C. Davis
Women's Athletic Association
Legal Rei
Charles Hell Dillon
Amon
Constance Deer
Omaha
Marjorie Holmquist
Centerville
Miss Holmquist
Engineers Association
Laugh At Jinx To Get Married
In Sioux Falls on May 16 Louis Morse Schaumberg of Etqnore Minn and Elnora Mayme Lewis of Bricelyn Minn obtained a marriage license from Clerk of Court Eugene Foster early in the day. They entered the office shortly after 8 o clock and were issued the license a few minutes after.
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Sioux Falls
Louis Morse Schaumberg
Etqnore
Minn
Elnora Mayme Lewis
Bricelyn
Eugene I. Foster
Alpena Scouts Hold Farewell for Departing Members
The Alpena Boy Scout troop No. 23 hosted a gathering at Rudolph Lundborgs home to honor two members leaving soon. Rex Jones, the scout master, could not attend due to illness and was visited at his home. Lawrence Wales departs with his parents after graduating in 1952.
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Alpena
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Troop No
Rudolph ‘Lundborg
Rex Jones
Parker
Lawrence Wales
Oregon
J. M. Wahl
Miner County Sunday School Meet Heads to Roswell
Roswell hosts the Miner county Sunday school association annual gathering from May 21 to 22. The event features sessions led by F. W. Cannon on Leadership Training and F. C. Hodges and Rev. S. E Cooper guiding Sunday services with Rev. C. W. Hamm coordinating a youth rally on the Jee and Youth topic.
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Roswell
Miner County Sunday School Association
Res
F. W. Cannon
W. Gehring
Howard
F. C. Hodges
Carthage
E Cooper
Neople
C. W. Hamm
Plans for Hobo Day at State College in October
Preliminary plans for the twentieth annual Hobo Day at State College on October 22 are under way. Professor George Gilbertson and Dean E Prather lead the planning committee joined by student president Jerome Krmarzick of Comfrey Minnesota. The celebration will recreate the first parade and homecoming features. University of South Dakota is slated as State's opponent in the gridiron classic. An opera company will present Hansel and Gretel.
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Brookings
University of Sout Dakota
Dentists Of State Observe Anniversary
The South Dakota State Dental Society marks its golden jubilee and 50th annual convention in Sioux Falls from May 16 to 18. The women's auxiliary holds its 10th convention while the SD Dental Assistants group pursues its second annual session. Lectures clinics exhibits and demonstrations are planned over the three days.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota State Dental Society
South Dakota Dental Assistants Group
South Dakota Bakers Convene In Sioux Falls
The South Dakota Bakers unit of the South Dakota Manufacturers and Employers association opens a three day session in Sioux Falls starting Tuesday. Attendees exceed 100 as they discuss production and selling problems, shop costs, materials, labor, administration and sales. C. S Morton of Pierre leads sales methods. advertising is presented. talks on unfair trade practices and the bread law are planned.
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South Dakota Bakers
S.F. Sioux Falls
South Dakota Bakers Unit
South Dakota Manufacturers and Employers Association
Sioux Falls
Belers
C. S Morton
Pierre
Huge egg eclipse as county hens lay giant prize egg
In Spencer county hens vie for largest egg with a Rhode Island Red winning a monster egg. The egg measures eight inches around one way and nine and three quarters inches the long way, shocking local roosters and farmers alike. In Ashton seniors were entertained at a four course dinner hosted by Miss Agatha Watkins and Bruce Boyer.
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Spencer
Smith
Rhode Island
Cash Basis For Schools Planned
South Dakota proposals by R W Kraushaar recommend cash basis funding for all districts by 1934. Plans include annual or semi annual interest on warrants, replacement of registered warrants with certificates of indebtedness, and bonding options to cover emergencies. He argues debt limits and extended payments are key to keeping districts on a cash footing.
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Pierre
South Dakota
R. W. Kraushaar
Kraushaar
Corn Seeding Finished Around Ames City
Ames reports corn seeding is finished with most farmers using the same seed set. Some fields were delayed due to late loan access and horses show poor condition hindering work.
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Ames
Newspaper Day at State College Draws Broad Attention
BROOKINGS May 16 Large attendance is assured at the second annual newspaper Day at State college May 20 with editors bringing entire staffs for discussions on machines presses and typography in the morning and on business news and editorials in the afternoon and evening. A dual track meet finals with Carleton college and medal awards at HO. T. C. field day are scheduled. Dean A. L. Stone of the University of Montana will judge editorials, and Prof. W. A. Summer of the University of Wisconsin will speak on what readers of weekly papers desire.
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HO. T. C
Dean A. L. Stone
University of Montana
Dean Stone
Faconda Standard
James
West
Montana School of Journalism
Pro
W. A. Summer
University of Wisconsin
Middle West
Merry Workers Club Meeting in Ames
The Merry Workers Club met at Ames with Mrs. Gordon Hamilton. Thirteen members attended plus visitors. They sewed for Mrs. Hamilton and plan to meet May 2 with Mrs. Orville Johnson.
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Merry Workers Club
Ames
Amems
Ipecenus
Gordon Hamilton
Mrs. E. C. Johnson Returns Home After Pierre Hospital Stay
Mrs. E C Johnson, once of Ames, has returned home from a Pierre hospital where she was confined three weeks and is making rapid improvement.
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Hospital
Ames
E. C. Johnson
Pierre
Fire at Bryant Stoltz meat market causes minor damage
A fire at the Otto Stoltz meat market smoke house in Bryant May 14 was started by windblown embers from burning rubbish in an alley. The Bryant fire department used a chemical unit to prevent spread to nearby structures. the building was unoccupied, so losses were minor.
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Fure
Bryant Bryant
Otto ‘Stoltz
Bryant Fire Department Sinh Tnved
South Dakota's Best Sportsman To Be Selected At Lake Kampeska
The Izaak Walton league state convention at Lake Kampeska June 26 to 28 will name South Dakota's champion all around sportsman through seven events including trap pistol and rifle shooting fly casting and other activities. Notable speakers include Senator Norbeck Governor Green and candidates Tom Berry and AW G Cherry. The program covers tours to fish hatcheries the Waters town sewage plant the Big Sioux river diversion dam and a sports show and banquet.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Izaak Walton League
Lake Kampeska
Peter Norbeck
AW. & G. Cherry
United States
Green
Tom Berry
Waterstown
Big Sioux
Lake Poinsett
League
Stony Point
Lake Kompeski
State Fire Officers Attend Doland Banquet
Doland May 16 State Fire Marshal Walker and Fire Chief Olding were guests at a Doland volunteer fire department banquet held in the Methodist church basement. Dr H W Sherwood acted as toastmaster and introduced talks. Paul Shore Edwin Garrett performed solos and duets on cornet and trombone with Mrs Dorothy Lovelace accompanying.
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Doland
Walker
Olding
Bonilla Club Elects Officers and Plans Summer Picnic
The Bonilla Willing Workers club met with Mrs. Earl Russell for its regular session electing Mrs. Wilford Martin as chairman, Mrs. Roy Cooper as vice chairman, and Mrs. Marvin Martin as secretary-treasurer. Seventeen members and two visitors attended with ten children. Lunch was served by Mrs. Roy Cooper and others. Meetings will be suspended until fall.
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Bonilla Club
Bonilla
Bonilla Willing Workers Club
Earl Russell
Wilford Martin
Roy Cooper
Marvin “Martin
Barrick
Barthierman
Alpena Lodge Bids Farewell to Members Before Move
Members of the Royal Neighbor lodge gathered at Roy Wales home for a farewell to Mrs. Wales Louise and Laurene who will move to Oregon. Each Neighbor brought a basket and a social afternoon with games followed by lunch. Mrs. Wales Watcs, an early member who served as oracle, among other offices.
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Alpena Lodge
Alpfna
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Roy Wales
Alpena P T A Prays For Lindbergh Baby
Alpena May 15 Special The Alpena Parent Teachers Association held its last meeting of the year at the school house The program featured community singing led by Mrs John Battson The president A J Aisenbrey announced the finding of the Lindbergh baby and called for silent prayer led by Rev J D Evans Other events included a piano solo by Miss Lillie Murphy and a spelling match The new officers were installed by Supt Y J Linn with Mrs G A Tebay as president and Lyle Freeman as treasurer The evening featured devotional talks through Rev Evans and Dr J E Shull spoke on contagious diseases.
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J. D. Evans
Roy Wales
Oregon
J. EB. Shull
Lillle Murphy
Y. J. Linn
G. A. Tebay
Easurer
Lyle Freeman
Standard Bearers Gather at Alpena
ALPENA May 16 Special The Standard Bearers met at the home of Mrs. Oscar Lundberg president who presided over the meeting Grace Funke led the program on Thank Offerings and Mite Boxes Delma Cary Ardig Brammer Alice Evanz and Neda Aisenbrey helped with the program Delma Cary will leave soon and Alice Evans was elected secretary Lunch of ice cream and cake was served
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Alpena Alpena
Oscar Lundberg
Grace Funke
Good Tourist Trade Forecast This Year
Sioux Falls reports indications of a fairly substantial 1932 tourist season for South Dakota. The Atlantic-Yellowstone-Pacific highway association notes many inquiries about Black Hills routes and Pacific Northwest travel. Yellowstone opens June 20, vacation groups and returning travelers from California bolster early optimism.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
H. A. Stanton
A. Y. P. Association
Black Hills
Pacific Northwest
Stanton
California
Yellowstone
Glacier
Teton Parks
Poultry Production Booms In Chamberlain Area
In Chamberlain and nearby towns the year sees many households expanding poultry output. Newby in Gacoma has hatched 1 000 chicks and plans 3 000 total while Sobek of Bijou Hills targets 1 000 chicks. Receipts on the New York market show high sales of old hens, yet many small producers hold back due to feed costs and prices.
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Chamberlain Chamberlain
Harry Schessler
Brule Proctice Company
New York
Chamberlain
Kenneth Sobek
Bijou Hills
Gacoma
C. A. Newby
Conde Ledges To Conduct Bicentennial Program
Conde May 16 A joint Washington bicentennial program will be given by Conde Masons and Eastern Stars Friday May 19 at 8:90 o clock in the Masonic temple. Members of the two organizations and their families are invited to attend the affair.
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Conde Ledges
Masonic Temple
Pastures Thrive After Recent Rains In Ames
Pastures in the Ames area look green after recent rains and favorable weather. Grain crops, especially small grains, are growing well as ideal growing conditions persist.
Car Registrations Down In Jerauld County
Wellington Springs May 16 figures from the Jerauld county treasurer show automobile registrations this year are about 348 dollars lower than last year. Auto registrations to date are 1 178 this year versus 1 581 in 1951. Truck registrations run 144 this year against 217 in 1431.
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Jerauld Wellington Springs
Jerauld County
Ashton High School Grants Largest Class With Play
Ashton May 16 The Ashton school delivers its largest graduating class of nineteen headed by Raymond Theil Clarence Clausen Anna Rymers Lydia Beard amp hi Douglas Maddox Olga Green Bruce Boyer Myra Sparling Richard Clausen Donald Frost Genneth Shannon Evelyn Hagen Clyde Gilkerson Clifford Becker Leonard Sidney Zoodls ma Agatha Watkins Jay Vanderseen David Keller Read more about the class and their comedy College Cut ups shown at the Opera house to a large appreciative audience.
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Ashton High School
Ashton
Ashton School
Raymond Theil
Clarence Clausen
Anna Rymers
Lydia Beardamphi
Douglas Maddox
Olga Green
Bruce Boyer
Myra Sparling
Richard Clausen
Donald Frost
Genneth Shannon
Evelyn Hagen
Clyde Gilkerson
Clifford Becker
Leonard
Sidney Zoodlsma
Agatha Watkins
Jay Vanderseen
David Keller
Signs Removed From Black Hills Forest
A soft drink company must remove a large number of signs posted in the Black Hills forest after forest officers ruled no signs may be placed on forest land except highway markers. The company agreed to move the signs. Beth Ahern of Mitchell visited Conde and attended the Conde high school junior-senior banquet with her sister Catherine Ahern.
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Deadwood
Black Hills Forest
Siezer
Conde Conde
Beth Ahern
Mitchell
Catherine Ahern
The
Conde High School
Hudson Church to Observe Anniversary Festival
Hudson Church plans anniversary programs with former pastors Dr L J An We ard Rev 8 J Nummed Rev J Dalseide Sudsas Moen Minneapolis Rev G Walhalla N D Rev Deceriin and others including sons of Lutheran congregations Rev C Wetaskiwin Alberta and Charles T Pavilson taking part in the event.
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Wane
Hudson Ely
L. J. An. Weard
Dalseide
Sudsas i Moen
Minneapolis
G. Walhalla
N. D
Deceriin
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Huron
Campbell
Giza
Egypt
Jinx
Boyer
Heezen and Robinson School
Roon
Heezen
Doland Doland
Doland High School
Fischers Grove
James River
Great Northern
Havie
Montana
Hudson Church
Uality Food
OWL
Fleur
Farmdale
Dole No
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