All University day honors awarded at South Dakota campus
Vermillion May 23. Prizes and honors were announced at a general convocation opening All University day. Robert Rempfer won the Clark M. Young prize for top overall scholarship. Ruth Waggoner received the John G. Doe prize for English diction and clarity. Multiple awards were given across departments including Bar Association prize to George Schlegner and seven debate squad members receiving $00. Other top prize recipients included Edna Swenson, Arno Luker, and Katherine Gale among many. The ceremony featured remarks by Ray E. Willy and University President Herman G. James.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Robert Rempfer
Parkston
Clark M. Young
John G. Doe
Ruth Waggoner
Phillip
Richardson
Katherine Gale
Hilland
George Schlegner
Flandreau
South Dakota State Bar Association
Snivenity
Hahn
Doladd
Arno ‘Luker
Lane
Lyle Wirt
Sioux City Tribune
North’ Cental
South Dakota
Lawrence Hanson
Robert Crowder
Guidon Girly
Florence Parriah
Rapid City
Isla Kilpatrick
Sioux’ Falls
Agnes Schmidt
Castlewood
Phi Eta Sigma
Phi Beta Kappa
Alphas Lambda Delta
Phi Epsilon
Charles Hail Dillon
Grace Satter
Aive Ista Kilpatrick
Slome Falls
Flavia Jones
Mervith
Ray EB Willy
Sioux Falls
Attorney Bailey
Law Association
Herman G. James
End of School Year Celebrated in Alpena
Alpena May 2 Special reports end of school year with picnics. First and second grade pupils enjoyed a pleasant outing at the school house while third and fourth grade pupils went to Rodman Grove. Florence Smith, a colorents teacher, had her department discontinued.
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Alpena Alpena
Alpens
Rodman Grove Tepe
Florénce Smith
Oma Coloenics
Lake Preston Pupils Win In Poster Contest
Lake Preston May 23 Special awards in the Poppy Day poster contest sponsored by the American Legion auxiliary. Winners span grades from first to eighth with multiple students earning first and second place in each division. Judges were Mrs. RB Hi Evans and Mrs HA Ashbaugh. Committee members were Mrs. David Paterson Jr and Mrs. Ray Howell. Unsure which poster will advance to the state contest.
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Lake Preston
American Legion Auxiliary
Wesley Smith
Dorothy Alseth
Jean Beck
Teddy Peterman
Darrell Monrow
Paul Hammond
Faul Eid
Keith Olson
Dean ‘Alseth
Lois Kopperud
J Oye McDonald
Dorothy Dahl
Joyce May
Grace Olson
Maxine Olson
Harbgra Jean Whipsley
Junior Alseth
Margaret Eid
Patricia Bonner
Ruth "Johnson
Lucile Abalia ' Hay
Robert Harris
RB. Hi Evans
HA Ashbaugh
David Paterson, Jr
Ray Howell
Alpena High School Holds Largest Graduation Class
Graduation exercises were held in the Alpena high school auditorium with music from the orchestra and violin solo. Rev Lloyd Rising spoke, Charles Brammer presented diplomas to 24 graduates, the largest class to graduate from Alpena High School.
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Alpena
Alpena High School
Bancroft Seniors Receive Diplomas at Graduation
Bancroft high school held commencement exercises Friday evening with Supt. Fred Gellerman delivering the address. Valedictorian Loyd Fuerstenau spoke on Education and Citizenship while salutatorian Harold Rusche discussed Educational value of high school. Diplomas were presented by School Board president Harold Rusche. Principal Barnes announced year end awards.
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Bancrurl
Bancroft High School
Fred Gellerman
Loyd Fuerstenau
Harold Rusche
Rusche
Barnes
Lake Preston Poet Receives National Recognition
Lake Preston poet Mrs Daizy Butler learns her poem Phantom ships was chosen by the Paebar company of New York for their 1883 anthology. The work appeared in Psagus petals and was highlighted in various South Dakota literary venues including Pasque Petals and Samshing magazine.
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Lake Preston
Daizy
Butler
Psagus
Paebar Company’ of
New York
Samshing Magazine
Memenger
Literatire of
South: Dakota
Coursey
South Dakota
Erickson Band to Perform at Ruskin Park Forestburg
Erickson's 14 piece Marigold Winter Garden Band from Minneapolis is slated to appear at the Ruskin park pavilion. Manager Richard Sejicha notes new lighting and a brilliant, well decorated hall as Ruskin park hosts a series of summer musical events despite earlier bad weather. Patrons from Huron and Mitchell areas have attended picnics and golfers frequented the park's nine hole course.
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Ruskin Park
Semcba
Bax
Uinkamen
Huron
Mitchell
Werner Accusations False Connor Responds in Custer
James Connor forest supervisor of the Harney National Forest in Custer said he declined to comment on charges by Congressman T B Werner alleging favoritism in camp administration. Connor urged Werner to investigate before speaking and said he feels safe about his conduct and would let Werner investigate if he wishes.
Redfield Press Announces Tri-Weekly Redfield Re minder
The Redfield Press introduces a tri-weekly mimeographed publication called the Redfield Reminder. It will promote Redfield business interests with free distribution across the Redfield trade territory starting May 23.
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Redfield Redfield
The
Redfield Press
Redfield
Ghosts by Ibsen chosen for college commencement play
Sioux Falls College division of dramatic production selects Henrik Ibsen's Ghosts for commencement. It will be staged May 25 and 27 for the public and May 28 for students at the YMCA Little Theatre. Eleanor Fitzgerald of Sioux Falls plays Regina and Forest Jones of Trent plays Engstrand in a highly realistic production guided by Prof. A. Coe Gray.
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Sioux Falls
Henrik Ibsen
Sion Falls College
Gtudentain
Ymca Little Theatre
Regina
Eleanor Fitzgerald
Engsland
Forest Jones
Trent
Ibsen
A. Coe Gray
Alpena W.C.T. U Conducts Child Welfare Meeting
Alpena on May 23, the Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a child welfare session at Mrs. J. D. Skull’s home. Mrs. W. J. Page led the program, with scripture reading by Mrs. J. D. Evans and prayer by Mrs. W. B. Leighton.
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Alpena
Women's Christian. Temperance Union
J. D.skull
W. J. Page
J. D. Evans
Leighton
Mary Rodman
W.J. Page
Choir Presentation Highlights Sixty Voices Across Multiple Cities
The group led by a son and professor of voice with Lorna Schippert and Robert Bryan from Huron performed in Sioux Falls Huron Madison Yankton and Sioux City. They sang solo works and broadcast on KUSD KSOO Sioux Falls and KSCI Sioux City.
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Lorna Schuppert
Miss Schippert
Robert Bryan
Huron
Sioux Falls
Madison
Yankton
Sioux City
Uabvent
KUSD
KSOO
Sioux’ Falls
CSCI
Botkin And Corey Speak At Redfield
Redfield May 23 Special Lieutenant Governor H A Ustrud of South Dakota with W C Botkin secretary of the South Dakota Retail Merchants association addressed Redfield citizens in the courthouse community room. His main topic was why the new gross income law was not satisfactory. After delivering his message he visited Emil Behmids farm near Cottonwood Lake and spoke to a house crowded with Western union members and farmers union members.
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Redfield
H. A. Ustrud
South Dakota
W. C. Botkin
Wheston
4 Farmers Union
Blunt Schools Conclude Year In Blunt
Blunt Schools closed for the year after a busy closing week. Superintendent Jensen hosted seniors and teachers at a striot breakfast at Mitchell cafe. Commencement featured invocations, speeches by Charles L. Byde of Pierre, and diplomas presented by Superintendent Jensen and Rev. Kozel. Graduates include Laura Albertus, Lucille Brown, Helen Burris, Harold Carlson, and Grace Tennyson among others. Awards honored Enma Howard and Grace Tennyson for scholastic and debate achievements. seventh and eighth grade grade awards were announced.
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Boys’ Glee Club
Grace Tennyson
Charles L. Byde
Pierre
Harriet Miles
Kozel
Supt. Jensen
Maudsley
Boys Glee Club
M Mixed- Glee Club
Burris
Laura Albertus
Lucille Brown
Helen Burris
Harold Carlson
Jog Dromey
George Ewilsizer
Thelma Frazier
Franklin Gunwlis
Edna Howard
Irma Howard
Homer Kitchen
James Moore
Maynard Mestlund
Suipt
Jensen
Cone Kt
Franklin Grisslus
Student declamatory wins and school closes Blunt district
Barbara Cheney wins dramatic division in seventh and eighth grade declamatory contest. Barbara also takes humorous division. Several picnics marked Saturday, the Blunt schools regular closing day.
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Barbara Cheney
Blunt
Final Concert Given By University Band Vermillion
The University of South Dakota band from Vermillion made its final appearance in a public concert with 80 members led by A I Ireland. The group had a busy season performing at student pep meetings basketball and football games leading the South Dakota parade taking part in the Military Inspection and appearing in Sioux Falls for the Dakota Relays.
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University Bang Vermillion
Universe of South Dakota
Kiwanians Plan Springs Club Visit and Readings
Wellington Springs May 2 Special meeting of the Kiwanians club was held at Conegregational church with Jancheon served. Arrangements made for a June 6 visit to Sion Falls. Eva Marie Ansted read from Pollyanna at college and J Li Sedgewick spoke on a Washington trip.
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Springs Club
Wellington
Springs
Kiwaneis Club
Jancheon
Sion Falls
Eva Marie Ansted
Pollyanna
Colege
J. Li Sedgewick
Washington
Aberdeen Mid-Summer Festival Aims For July Showcase
Aberdeen announces a 27 from May 23 to July 2 mid-summer festival with carnival attractions touring North Dakota in July. The program adds daily appearances by Harold Red Grange as part of a revue. Bonilla reports a school picnic at Youngs Grove with dinner and afternoon games.
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Aberdeen
Tri-Si Fair Board
North Dakota
Harold “Red” Grange
Footeball Fame
Bonilla
Youngs Grove
Stomach Ulcer Risk Cited By Adia Tablet Claims
An advertisement from Longsieff Drug Company promotes Dr Emil's Adia Tableta, asserting that acidity heartburn and indigestion raise ulcer risk and encouraging readers to counteract these issues without stressing the stomach.
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Emil
Adia Tableta Longsieff Drug Company
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