Five Thousand Seven Hundred Graduates in South Dakota
Vermillion May 2 More than 5700 students will graduate from South Dakota high schools in May and June, per registrar H V Frankenfeld at the University of South Dakota. The year shows gradual gains with 5644 graduates reported from 281 four year high schools, and many schools earning accreditation by the North Central Association.
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South Dakota
Frankenfeld
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Agar
Alpena
Arlington
Actesian
Bancroft
Blunt
Bant
Canning
Canova
Carthage
Cavour
Clark
Conde
de Smez
Deland
Faulito
Fedora
Forestburg
Fort Pierre
Frankfort
Gettysburg
Graton
Harrold
Hotland
Highmere
Hitchcock
Howard
Huron
Troquois
Line
Lake Preston
Letcher
Gann Valley
Mellette
Miller
Onida
Pierre
Redfield College Academy
St. Lawrence
Tulare
Virgil
Moody County to establish county hospital in Flandreau
A group of 21 businessmen pushed a plan to build and run a county hospital at Flandreau on ground donated by S Rider overlooking the Sioux River. State law allows county commissioners to fund a hospital after a petition signed by a county resident percentage is filed. It is believed steps will be taken to file the petition within the next few weeks.
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Moody County
Es Flandre
Flandreau
S. Rider
Sioux Hiver
Former Huron Minister Receives Wesleyan Degree Honor
Dakota Wesleyan University awards honorary degrees to Rev. Curtis B. Harold of Watertown D D Rev. Vern P. Mitchell of Aberdeen D Prof. W. R. Van Walker of Northern Normal Doctor of Humane Letters Rev. Curtis 3 of Ohio Wesleyan Boston University School of Theology. Mitchell, a pastor at Aberdeen six years, travels to Oberammergau for Passion play and European trip. Walker, Dakota Wesleyan alumnus, has worked in education across South Dakota and taught mathematics at Northern Normal.
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Huron
Wesleyan
Sutchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Curtis B. Harold
Watertown
D. D
Vern P. Mitchell
Aberdeen
W. R. van Walker
Northern Normal
Curtis
Ohio Wesleyan
Boston University
Scheol
Tcell
Methodist Church
Hirson Wesleyan
Garrett Biblical Istitute
Obberamergau
Walker
Dakota Wesley
University of Low
South Dakota
Mabridge
Wossington Springs
University
Minneapolis Population Update Seeks Record Benchmark
Minneapolis reports population figures with a noted increase of about 2.0 percent since 1820. The May 21 release presents a maintained growth trend and references registered totals for the city’s demography.
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Minneapolis
Gavettes Welcome Son Frankfort Birth May 2
Mr and Mrs Charles Gavette on May 2 welcomed a son. The Gavettes reside about seven miles south of Frankfort and the family announces the new arrival with gladness.
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Gavettes
Frankfort
Charles Gavette
Gavette
Scholarship Granted for Study at University of Chicago
Dr Harrold E Alsup of Northern normal’s commercial department is awarded a summer scholarship to study at the University of Chicago. He will pursue a master’s degree during the program.
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Aberdean
Harr Od E. Alsup
Northern Normal
University of Chicago
Frankfort Graduating Class Of Fourteen Named
Frankfort high school will graduate a class of fourteen pupils this Wednesday evening. Named in the list are Verna Jackson Almyra Lowe Forrest Wimner Charlie Gipson Marvin Fry Wendell Christopherson Margaret Olson Ruth Olson Francis Gavette Glenn Phillips Emmett Leffler Ellison Bahd Sylvia Strunk and Ta Owen.
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Frankfort
Frankf
Frankfort High School
Verna Jackson
Almyra Lowe
Forrest Wimner
Charlie” Gipson
Marvin Fry
Wendell Christopherson
Margaret Olson
Ruth Olson
Francis Gavette
Glenn Phillips
Emmett Leffler
Ellison Bahd
Sylvia Strunk
Ta Owen
Winners Named in UJ Extemporaneous Meet at USD
Ralph Rice of Aberdeen and Isla Kilpatrick of Lions Falls won first places in the men and women extemporaneous speaking contest at the University of South Dakota. Rice spoke on censorship of books as an aid to morality, Kilpatrick on the influence of women in social welfare work. Second places went to Don Lyon of Vermilion and Isabel Gegness of Vermilion with subjects on war morals and alimony in an age of economic independence, contestants drew topics at 6:30 and had until 8 to prepare.
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Vermillion
Ralph Rice
Aberdeen
Isla Kilpatrick
Lions Falls
University of South Dakota
Rice
Miss Kilpatrick
Don Lyon
Isabel Gegness
Aberdeen High Graduates to Hear James C. Lawrence
Aberdeen students will hear James C. Lawrence, assistant to the president of the University of Minnesota, deliver the commencement address at Aberdeen high school on June 6.
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Aberdeen High
James C. Lawrence
Aberdeen
Lotus D. Coffman
Univesity of
Minnesota
Pool hall proprietor breaks arm in fall
Cavour. May 21 special E C Tempers proprietor of the pool hall near his race place fell in front of his business injuring his arm. He was taken to Huron where the bone was set.
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Cavour
E. c. Tempers
Huron
R O T C Members Honored at S D State College
Albert Pugsley Brookings lieutenant colonel in the T C corps at State college received an officer saber for being the distinguished graduate after the cadet corps annual inspection and field day maneuvers. Cadet colonel William Henry of Volga named best senior cadet. rifle team medals awarded to multiple cadets. second platoon honors claimed by Squad three of Company C with listed members. women’s rifle team medals earned by four students from Brookings De Smet Pierre and Clark. Bake sale postponed by Cavour M E Ladies Aid for May 24 at Goodrich store.
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Brookings
Albert Pugsley
T. C. Corps
State College
Young Pugsley
William Henry
Volga
Carl Svrytor
Emery
Light Yost
Pierpont
Lester
Lyte Kennedy
Nisland
Martin Taylor
Wolsey
Ben Nelson
Ded Rapids
Richard Anderson
Sioux Falls
Corliss Muser
de Smet
Mark Eldridge
Kenneth Whalen
Contract Set For New Philip Church
The First Presbyterian church building committee awards a $15,040 contract to C J Risse Gregory for a rectangular church 36 by 73 feet with a 16 by 16 foot tower in the northeast corner. The interior sanctuary measures 34 by 42 feet with a standard seating capacity and basement finishing, plumbing, heating, lighting, and seating to be let as a sub contract.
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New Philip Church
Philip
First Presbyterian Church
C.J. Risse
Gregory
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