Linksmen Open Play in Huron Championship Final
Four of eight survivors tee off early in a 26 hole final with Dr H I Saylor leading medalist 81 from qualifying. Teeing with Saylor are Rev D Disrud Stanley Colton and Gust Jacobson as they chase the first medal play title. Other quartet includes C R Stewart Ross Matson Ted Schaefer and Bob Smith finishing Sunday in a 36 hole pursuit on 18 holes Saturday. The winner will represent Huron in the state amateur at Sioux Falls in June. history notes medal play marks first time without handicaps in county club in Northwestern Public Service division.
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Huron Country Club
H. I. Saylor
Saylor
Stanley Colton
Gust Jacobson
C. R. Stewart
Ross Matson
Ted Schaefer
Bob Smith
Disrud
Stewart
Matson
Huron
Northwestern Public Service Company
Colton
Jacobson
Smith
Schaefer
Sioux Fells
Band Concert And Address On Radio Vermillion
The University of South Dakota band directed by Prof A T Ireland performed 60 pieces on KUSD radio in Vermillion on May 22 as part of the yearly public concert program. Dr A L Keith spoke on the art of South Dakota urging cultural growth and noting state progress through the Rushmore memorial and art beyond agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Tow
Lodge Plans Memorial Day Service in Syracuse
On Sunday May 24 Syracuse Lodge No 16 Knights of Pythias will assemble at 2 PM in Castle hall and march to the cemetery to decorate the graves of ceased members. Memorial day is observed by the order throughout the Supreme Domain.
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Syracuse Lodge No. 16
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Order
Supreme Domain
Women plan events for Huron Country Club tournament day
Women from Huron Country Club held a combined lunch and business meeting at the club house to outline the 1931 tournament program with Mrs. F H Schrader named chairman. After lunch they played a blind bogey tournament. Mrs. Joe Downs won first prize while Mrs. Wade Porter and Mrs. Schrader took second. Prizes were presented by Mrs. George McKeon, the meeting chair.
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C. C
Huron Country Club
F. H. Schrader
Joe Downs
Wade Porter
Schrader
Doland High School 1931 Graduation Exercises Tonight
Commencement exercises will be held this evening at 8 in the Boland high school auditorium. The motto is He y good loser but don't lose. The program includes invocations, vocal selections, salutatory and valedictory by Mildred and Letitia Hahn, diplomas presented by Dr H W Sherwood, honors announced by Supt Guy W Cook, and a speech by Mr. Johnson of Brookings. Baccalaureate services Sunday at the Methodist church with Rev J E Wilkinson delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Boland High School
Letitia Hahn
Alyce Payne
Myrtle Traverse
Edwin Waldner
Methodist Church
J. E. Wilkinson
M. E. Church
High School Bands In National Meet In Tulsa OK
Thirty one high school bands competed in a national meet in Tulsa Oklahoma on May 22. Six bands advanced to the class C championship with winners to be announced Saturday night. Entries came from Fairfield Nebraska West De Pere Wisconsin Arthur Illinois Cleveland Oklahoma Oxford Michigan and Picher Oklahoma. Class A saw fourteen bands including Mason City Iowa Sioux Falls South Dakota. Class B drew seventeen bands with entrants from Menasha Wisconsin Denison Iowa and Lorimer Iowa.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States
Fairfield
Neb
West Depere
Wis
Arthur
Til
Cleveland
Oxford
Mich
Picher
No Notice Given Of Rate Request
Washington May 22 Despite eastern railroads plans to modify consolidation and oil carrier rate readjustments the Interstate Commerce Commission has received no formal notification of either project. President Hoover said negotiations led to revised consolidation plans but no schedule or details were announced. Carriers plan to seek 400 million dollars in additional annual revenue with some reductions to meet competition from buses pipelines and waterways. Senate opposition grows while railroad workers reform group supports the revenue.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoover
New England
White House
Commission
Senate
World wheat conference postpones session amid deadlock
London may 22 the world wheat conference postponed its preliminary session to tomorrow because the subcommittee failed to finish work on proposals to resolve the international grain crisis. Observers sense deadlock between Russia and the United States proposals.
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London
Russia
United States
Radio Features era Best in Radioland and More
New York May 2 Associated Press Radio Editor Tire notes Chicago pianists Leon Bloom Howard Neumiller Harry Sosnik and Wilmot Mossberg form a quartet for a Sunday series on WABC and NBC carries a thousand-voice chorus from the National Federation of Music Clubs in San Francisco on June 20. A Rocking Chair Brigade premiers June 8 with WEAF and others. Radio offerings include Moulan on WJZ Helen Oelheim Nelson Eddy and Ormandy on WABC and lectures on Radio in Education from Dr. Robert A Millikan and President Hoover, plus Cornell war memorial dedication and Land Grant hour coverage.
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Rocking Chair Brigade
WEAF
Frank Moulan
Roxy
WJZ
Helen Oelheim
Nelson Eddy and
Ormandy
WABC
Los Angeles
Robert A. Millikan
Washington
Hoover
Rational Advisory Council On Radio In Education
New York
WJZ Network
Doc Rocwell
Keyes
Bradford Norman, Jr
Cornell University War Memorial
Ithaca
Koever
New York City
Tulsa
Okla
NBC
Masons Of State Meet At Yankton
The 57th annual communication of the South Dakota Grand Lodge A F and A M and the Royal and Select Masters and grand chapter of the Royal Arch Masons will meet in Yankton on June 9 10 and 11 It is expected about 200 South Dakota Masons will attend the gathering with a varied program planned for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankkton
South Dakota Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M
Royal and Select Masters
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Yankton
South Dakota
Fea
Plan Club Camp for Four Counties at Cheyenne Agency
The annual 4-H club camp for Stanley Sully Potter and Faulk counties will be held at Cheyenne Agency twenty miles west of Gettysburg on the Missouri river, June 24 to 27. The camp will be managed by Louis Thompson Potter county agent, assisted by county and home extension agents from the other three counties represented.
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Stanley
Sully
Potter
Faulk
Cheyenne Agency
Gettysburg
Missouri River
Louis Thompson
Potter County
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Jean Harlow
Beryl Mercer
Warner Bros
Tom Howard
Paramount News
Masons of State
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
Nash Cars
Ottoo
Kellogg's
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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