Dealers Push to Maintain Alcohol Sales Regulation in South Dakota
Ferre reports strong retailer support for keeping current alcohol sale rules in South Dakota while wholesale dealers seek repeal. A state canvass shows four to one favor the present policy among retailers. 407 say it did not interfere with whiskey sales versus 94 who claim it did. Four hundred oppose revoking the rule, 195 favor restoration of pharmacy only sales. Commissioner Ryan notes most opposition comes from pharmacists with liquor licenses and some on sale dealers.
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Ferre
South Dakota
Joe Ryan
State
Liquor Central Commission
Ster
Perseriphon
Ryan
Course on Personality and Mental Hygiene at Dakota Wesleyan
Dr. Alice Brethorst of Dakota Wesleyan University presents a summer session course on personality and mental hygiene opening June 10. The curriculum covers personality nature hereditary environmental influences maladjustment diagnosis cure and prevention.
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Mitchell
Alice Bretherst
Dakota
Wesleyan University
Dakota Wesleyan University
Brethorst
Economy Club Meeting At Mrs Beavers Home
The South Economy Club met at Mrs Walter Beavers home with Mrs Charles Cooper presiding. Officers elected for the coming year were Chairman Mrs George Leptien Secretary Mrs Henry Falkenberg. Mrs Beavers gave a house cleaning demonstration and hosted lunch with Miss Norma Coots and Mrs Henry Palkenberg assisting.
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Beavers Fordham
Walter Beavers
Charles Cooper
George Leptien
Henry Falkenberg
Jer Beavers
Beavers
Norma Coots
Henry Palkenbers
Graduate at Wessington High School Honors
The Misses Antoinette Winegar and Welds Ravenscroft of Wayland are in the Wessington high school graduating class this year. The commencement exercises were held last Thursday. Adelbert Major, who has been at Huron for two weeks receiving medical treatment, is much improved and will remain at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buddleston.
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Wessington
B. Vayla
Antoinette Winegar
Welds Ravenscroft
Wayland
Dhes
Major Reyt
Scarlet fever cases in Erwin and town activities
Erwin reports scarlet fever at OK & B farm home with Ardell Brown newly ill and several nearby cases. In other items, Erwin junior class held a food sale for the junior senior banquet on May 24, Wayland schools dismissed lower grades, Hitchcock Presbyterian League planned a Memorial Day dinner, Virgil Viz school picnic near town, and a teachers farewell party with games and refreshment after choir practice.
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Ok&b
Ardell
Erwin
Erwin Consolidated School
Virgil
Grove
Virgil Seniors Hold 1938 Commencement at M E Church
Commencement exercises for the Virgil High School class of 1938 were held Thursday at 8 p.m. at the M E Church. Graduates listed include Arlo Fitch John Speits Richard Diede and Florence Halbur among others with diplomas also awarded to eighth grade graduates such as Ruby Logan Berneice Halbur Elda Sprecker and Marcia Jacobs. The program featured band processions, vocal selections, a salutatorian address and a keynote by G R McArthur plus a presentation of senior class and diplomas.
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M. E
Arlo Fitch
John Speits
Richard Diede
Elem Maunders
Florence Halbur
Samuel Tucker
Arthur Knodel
Martha
Amanylis
Helen Maulders
Cornet
Frank Speirs
G. R. McArthur
St Mary
Glee Club
Green
Halbur
F. D. Fitch
Taps
Benediction
Fitch
Ruby Logan
Berneice Halbur
Elda Sprecker
Marcia Jacobs
Raynold Arthahn
Paul Lovan
Leroy Descombaz
Clarence Krutzfeldt
Clark Graduation Set for May 28 at Clark High School
Clark High School will graduate 49 members, the largest class in its history, on Thursday May 28. Dr C J Lawrence of Aberdeen Northern State Teachers College will deliver the address. The baccalaureate sermon will be Sunday evening May 24 by Rev J O Neill of Clark. Joe Gensleber is valedictorian with Genevieve Geise salutatorian. Senior play The Goose Hangs High directed by Beatrice Drew Friday May 24. Cast includes Phillie Bantes Dorothy Shenk Verle Cuts Joe Gottsleben Ann Kverne Katherine Severance Mardarey Delaney Burton Harmes Harold Scouten Genevieve Geil Miller Hardy Alma Thom and Francis Sly.
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Clark
Clark High School
Ftags
C. J. Lawrence
Northern State Teachers College of Aberdeen
J. O'Neill
Joe Gensleber
Genevieve Geise
Phillip Barks
Merle Cluts
Robert Heig
Toelma Kloster
Alma Kloster
Betty Evie
Edna McEmurray
Wayne Olson
Katherine Severance
Dorothy Shenk
Alma Thom
Beatrice Drew
Phillie Bantes
Verle Cuts
Joe Gottsleben
Ann Kverne
Mardarey Delaney
Burton Harmes
Harold Scouten
Genevieve Geil
Miller Hardy
Francis Sly
Phi Kappa Phi names DWU officers for 1935 37
The Dakota Wes ten University chapter selects George W Bohman head of the speech department as president for 1935 37. Dr Anna Kean on becomes vice president and Dr Alice Bret horst is secretary. Miss Loretta Swift becomes librarian and treasurer. Russell Danburg is marshal.
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DWU
Mitchell
Dakota Westen University
Phi Kappa Phi
George W. Bohman
Anna Keanon
Alice Brethorst
Loretta Swift
Russell Danburg
Scholarship Winners in USD Contest Hit High Scores
Vermillion May 16 The annual high school scholarship contest sponsored by the University of South Dakota named Alice Baruda of Platte as top scorer with 206 points. Barbara Ochietree of Puckwana, Frederick Burton of Platte, and Alvin Kleinsasser of Tyndall earned 194 points, while Lester Smit of Madison had 191. Baruda will receive a $33 tuition scholarship. Burton and Kleinsasser share the highest boy score award. From 42 entrants, 22 reached the final, with finalists from Alpena, Buffalo, Chancellor, Colton, Corsica, Irene, Lemmon, Madison, Milbank, Platte, Puckwana, Roslyn, Vibdal, Vermillion, Wakonda, and Watersown.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Alice Baruda
Platte
W. E H. Batson
School of Education
Barbara Ochietree
Puckwans
Frederick Burton
Platté
Alvin Hleinsasser
Tyndall
Lester Smit
Madison
Insasser
Puckwana
Roslyn
Ffyndal
Wakonda
Watersown
Country Doctor In 35th Year At Doland Honored On 70th Birthday
Citizens of Deland honored Dr. LW Sherwood on his 70th birthday. Since arriving in 1902, he has practiced 35 years and served as Doland’s longest-practicing business figure. He guided church and school work, sat on the school board 29 years, and led M E Sunday School for 92 years. Eight children, all Doland High graduates, with many teachers, doctors, and missionaries among them. he boasts more than a thousand births counted in his career. He enjoys gardening, has a lily pond and rock garden, and travels little, taking rare vacations. He attended the University of Michigan Medical School and remains active in medical circles. ERWIN AID MEETS ERWIN, May 14 Special: Lu vhcran Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs Lud wig Larson and Mrs J K Larson with a 5:30 lunch.
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Miles McSickle
Doland
Deland
LW. Sherwood
Sherwood
M. E
Methodist Church
Cleveland
Ohio
University of Michigan
State Medical Society
National Society
Erwin Aid
Erwin
Lu' Vhcran Ladies Aid
Ludwig Larson
J. K. Larson
Nurse Explains Sickness at Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell May 18 Audrey Smith the college nurse at Dakota Wesleyan University says spring sunshine boosts health. She notes one third of students sought care in the first month and a flu epidemic kept twenty in the infirmary. She treated up to forty in a day and ten needed appendectomies among eighteen hospital stays.
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Mitchell
Dakota
Wesleyan University
Audrey Smith
Mitchell School
Dakota Wesleyan
Methodist Hospital
Miss Smith
Dakota Wesleyan University
Garden Club Plans Joint June Picnic in Clark County
Clark May 18 Special plans are under way for a joint Pedic between the Clark County Garden Club and the Aberdeen Garden Club in early June. Committees were appointed to arrange time and date. Ralph A. Dunham Jr. president outlined summer activities. Mrs. Ordin Lien spoke on iris culture history and Mrs. Ew. Anderson on window box construction.
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Garden
Clark
Clark County Ganzen Club
Aberdeen Garden Club
Ralph A. Dunham
Clars Cult
Ordin Lien
Ew. Anderson
Roy Keating
Entertains Club Erwin May 18 Dessert Luncheon
The Win-Sam Whist Club was entertained at a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. J. W. Krueger and Mrs. John Schroder. Mrs. Schroder won the high score prize and Mrs. Ed Penn received the second prize.
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Erwin
J. W. Krueger
John Schroder
Ed Penn
Finish Planting Erwin In May Weather Drive
Erwin report notes corn planting is nearly finished by May 18. Small grain is up and doing well, signaling solid early field progress after favorable conditions. The update emphasizes continued planting completion and crop establishment.
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Erwin
Set Deadline for Conservation in South Dakota Counties
Special notice from Brookings May 19 states a land conservation rule for 42 western counties. Farmers must complete fallowing with approved implements by sigs 15 to qualify for class 1 payments. Fallowing should run east to west or northeast-southwest, aligning with prevailing winds to limit soil drift. Directions apply to area A and remaining counties when summer fallow is used. weeds between strips must be uprooted to prevent seeding.
Erwin Play Tonight At Mountain Mumps
Erwin seniors present Mountain Mumps tonight in Erwin. The performance aims to showcase student acting and community theater spirit in a small town setting.
Fedora Seniors Prepare For Graduation Week Events
Clayton of Artesian to deliver baccalaureate sermon May 34 at Fedora. Senior class play Here Comes Charlie set for May 22. May 26 class night and May 29 commencement with Vincent Linn as speaker. Valedictorian Irma Green and salutatorian Angela Farmanack named among 14 graduates.
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Clayton
Fedora Grads Fedora
Charlie
John Clayton
Artesian
Fedora
Vincent Linn
Irma Green
Angela Farmanack
Robert Butruma
Evelyn Cory
Helen Fish
Robert Hammond
Dorothy Parker
Agnes Pooley
Judith Schrooten
Ricney Schrooten
George Sweeney
Mylva Walter
Lorine Webb
Anthrax Meeting Draws Fordham Farmers at Carpenter Hall
A group of Fordham farmers attended a talk on anthrax by Dr. Weaver of Brookings on Wednesday evening in Carpenter Hall. Educational meetings are planned as anthrax caused significant damage in the area, highlighting the need for informed discussion.
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Fordham
Weaver
Brookings
Carpenter Hall
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