Pardon Recommended for Hand County Man in South Dakota
South Dakota board recommends full and conditional pardon for C J Ligon who served 60 days for selling intoxicating liquor and 3500 fine. The board also proposes eight sentence commutations for other inmates while denying clemency to nine petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prerre
South Dakota Board of Paid Foe
C. J. Ligon
Hand County
Ligon
Lorn Rackhold
Charles Mix County
Charles Dyson
Amies Evans
Greecery County
Burghery
C. Kaufman
Brookings County
Chris Westergard
Pers County
Grand Lacceny
Edward RB. Mulerone
Perkins County
Joseph Routrex
Bruje
William Jones
Melfette
Reb Bundrock
Day County
Charles Bloc
Tripp County
Tommie Murlinson
Ralph Miller
Lincoln County
Dorothy Ryin
Olaf Nelson
Brookings Court
William Aulwes
Mi Herisha County
Twelve Graduate From St Lawrence High School
St Lawrence May 24 Special Baccalaureate services opened the final week of school activities in the community hall. Monday night class day exercises followed. Wednesday graduation exercises featured Prof Harmon of Northern Normal. Twelve diplomas were awarded to Ethan Skinner Lucile Welbes Lucile Tellar Catharine Shuaring Alene Akers Joyce Grogan Rosine Meller William Muth Welford Herman Wilbur Hansen Jane Worthcote and George Biacham.
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St. Lawrence ST. Lawrence
St Lawrence
Prof
Harmon
Northern Normal
Ethan Skinner
Lucile Welbes
Lucile Tellar
Catharine Shuaring
Alene Akers
Joyce Grogan
Rosine Meller
William Muth
Welford Herman
Wilbur Hansen
Jane Worthcote
George Biacham
Watertown Air Days Will Open June First Event
Watertown announces its first annual Air Days celebration to be held May 31 and June 1. Ralph Hubbard of Pioneer Lines and committee members from Watertown automobile dealers say they will cooperate with the airport event. A display of a $75,000 stock of selected used cars will be shown.
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Watertown
Inaugurst N
Ralph Hubbard
Pionair Lines
Ecromittee
Alum Herbert Lee Pledges Union Fund From Rhodesia
Vermillion May 24 A draft for 10 pounds shillings equal to 30 dollars sent from Rhodesia by University of South Dakota alumnus Herbert Lee has been received by Vice President J H Julian. Lee evacuated from the war in 1927, majored in geology, and pledged fifty dollars during the early Union fund campaign in December 1923.
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Vermillion
Rhodesia
South Africa
University of South Dakota
Union Building Fund
J. H. Julian
Herbert Lee
Lee
Dean Jalian
Disability benefit rules set by South Dakota official
South Dakota insurance commissioner Lewis warns life insurers that after June 30, 1930 permanent disability benefits will not be approved unless they meet national convention requirements. Forms already approved may remain, but any not meeting standards will have approvals withdrawn.
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D. ©. Lewis
South Dakota
Insurance Department
National Convention of Insurance Commissioners
Lewis
Preston Commercial Club Meeting Held at Congregational Church
Lake Preston May 24 Special The Lake Preston Commercial club held its monthly business and social meeting in the Congregational Church dining room. The Congregational Indies aid served the menu. B J Baldwin newly elected president presided over the program.
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Preston Commercial Club
Lake Preston
Wessington Seniors Toast at Breakfast in Aldrich Home
Wessington high school faculty hosted a 6 oclock breakfast for the senior class at the Merion Aldrich home. Mr. Aldrich, the superintendent, has been elected for another year. All 29 graduates attended.
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Essington
Wessington
Wessington High School
Merion Aldrich
Aldrich
Lake Preston Street Improvements Reported
Lake Preston street department has filled in low places along main and side streets using excavated dirt from a new building site. About 150 loads were hauled near the Farmers Elevator and other areas received needed materials. Commencement at Sioux Falls College starts May 27 with the junior senior banquet, leading to 39 graduates by June 9.
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Lake Preston
Iaw
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Augustana College to graduate 84 in 1934 ceremony
Augustana College will confer diplomas on 84 graduates at the June 3 commencement. The senior class of 45 is the largest in the school's history, with ceremonies starting May 31. Lois Boe of Sioux Falls earns summa cum laude, others receive magna or cum laude honors. list includes numerous Sioux Falls, nearby towns, and regional names. Dr. Martin Anderson of Chicago will give the commencement address and Dr. Que J. H. Preus will deliver the baccalaureate sermon.
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Bigue Falls
Augustana College
Martin Anderson
Chicago
Que J. H. Preus
Augustana
Lois Boe
Sioux Falls
Myrtle Lokken
Rowmnelle Lundeen
Bristow
Borghild Bar
Bronx Falls
Grace Ellingson
Ellingson
Iva Carlsen
Trent
O. Clfford Halverson
Astoria
Francis Kagirna
Valley Springs
Jeanette Norby
Bayley
Min
Freda Olson
Hills
Minn
Inez Nestrud
iSioux Falls
Ina Solern
Lennox
Hard
Stadem
Bryant
Dorothy Stoebe
Herre
Carl Truma
Bradish
Neb
Selsner Vering
Roslyn
Mabel Kvernes- Warren
Howard
Paul Williamson
Garretgon
Palmer Fide
Leonard Tskor
Jessie Duke
Spencer
Ann
Dybvig
Minneapolis
Maurie Hofer
Freeman
Etta Hokenstad
Carson
Ker
Tait Johnson
Woonsocket
Louisg Julia
Mostrose
Helen Kovitma
Hazel Larson
Brandon
Carrie Lunden
Toronio
Leonora McKillop
Helen Nelson
Beresford
Achsah Odell
Montrose
Selah Osness
Pierpont
Rachel Paulson
Walter Person
Argonne
Gertrude Qualset
Petersburg
Arla Rocksveld
Inwood
Dorothy Drew
Norma Hahn
Mellette
Amalia Hofer
Marion
Gertrude Hornby
Elfrieda Swenson
Person
Vermillion
Helen Batten
Carpenter
Local names surface in sparse regional listing
A fragmentary OCR line lists individuals including Anna Mathison of Gayville Agnes Nelson Hetland Alma Nelson Hills Minn Myrtle Quam Flk Point Eunice Rasmussen Beresford Bernice Sletten Sioux Falls Fer Stadheim South Shore Violet Tokheim Dell Rapids and Frances Tweet Hudson, with no clear event or context provided.
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Anna Mathison
Gayville
Agnes Nelson
Hetland
Alma Nelson
Hills
Minn
Myrtle Quam
Flk Point
Eunice Ras~mussen
Beresford
Bernice Sletten
Sioux Falls
Fer Stadheim
South Shore
Violet Tokheim
Dell Rapids
Frances Tweet
Hudson
Two South Dakotans Are Granted Patents
Two South Dakota residents received patents on May 20, 1940, per notices from Lynn H. Latta, patent and trademark attorney. Charles W. Crous of Aberdeen was granted a map holder patent, and Carl B. Groseh of Sturgis received a nonskid chain patent.
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South
Five South Dakota firms file articles of incorporation
Pierre May 24 Five South Dakota concerns filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. The Community Hotel corporation of Sioux Falls is capitalized at 502,500 with directors F P Hall A O Schoeneman C Olson W C Hollister and W K Ven Brunt. Mitchell Sky Ways lists 25,000 capital. Other incorporators include Albert Fraser and Dorothy Fraser of White Lake plus Kenneth A Pettit of Mitchell. The George Spaulding estate Inc Aberden capital stock 1010 900. Sayer Brothers Britton real estate 50,000 with directors F E Sayer Myrtle Sayer and L V Sayer. Dakota Hospital association Vermillion incorporated without capital stock.
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Mae
Pierre
South Dakota
Community Hotel Corporation of
Sioux Falls
F. P. Hall
Dorothy Fraser
White Lake
Kenneth A. Pettit
Mitchell
George
L. V. Sayer
Copperstown
N. D
Dakota Hospital Association of Vermillion Incorporated
Joyce Grogan Breaks Arm In Car Accident
Joy Grogan sustains a broken arm after a head on collision on highway 14 near ington. A northbound car struck Vern Rocks vehicle as he traveled west. Rocks car rolled three times, heavily damaged. occupants John Noertheutt Harold Skinner Vern Rock Joyce Grogan Allene Aherns Ruth Burton escaped with minor cuts and bruises.
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Joyce Grogan
ST. Lawrence
Joe Grogan
Vern Rock
Highway 14
Rock
John Noertheutt
Harold Skinner
Allene Aherns
Ruth Burton
Miss Grogan
Doland Girl Elected D W U Club Officer
Mrs Jennie T Fleming head of the department of classical languages at Dakota Wesleyan University hosted a Classical club breakfast in Mitchell May 29 Amelia Sorenson presented a gift to Mrs Fleming The club elected Elizabeth Hubbard Rapid City president Myrtle Thompson Doland vice president Russel Wood Mitchell secretary treasurer The meeting closed with Wesleyan songs led by Mae Lyon and Delores Shussler
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Doland
Mitchell
Jennie T. Fleming
Dakota Wesleyan University
G A. m
Amelia Sorenson
Fleming
Elizabeth Hubbard
Rapid City
Myrtle Thompson
Russel Wood
Mae Lyon
Delores Shussler
Rapid City to Host Roy Palmer Summer Author Visit
Rapid City will host Roy A Palmer a Minnesota pastor and author in July. The Chicago and Northwestern Railway arranged the visit to promote his second edition novel Maiden of Circle A set in the Black Hills. Palmer will spend July in Rapid City giving talks to clubs and commercial organizations and attending Black Hills Associated Commercial clubs meetings.
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Rapid City
Roy Palmer
Chamber of Carameres
Bool
Circle A
Black Hills
Roy A. Palmer
Elysian, Minn
Palmer
Chicago and
Railroad
Rev. Falmer
Associated Commercial Clubs of the
State C. O. F. Meeting At Miller City
The fourteenth State convention of the Catholic Order of Foresters will be held in Miller on June 1. Delegates from every Forester Court and nearby towns will attend as hosts the local court formed less than four years ago. Initiation ceremonies and exemplification of the degree of Excellent membership are planned for June 9 by a team from W wiJler and Wossington.
City approves railway widening project with near completion
The city commission ordered widening of the railway structure and has now received confirmation that the work has been approved and will proceed soon.
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Burnside
Auve
Woonsocket Plans Memorial Program
Woonsocket observes Memorial Day with a program by the local American Legion post in the courthouse yard at 2 o clock, moving to Parish hall at 2 30. The program features the high school chorus, an invocation by Rev A Hoyer, a song Ameriest, a reading and a Gettysburg address by Francis Dunn, a chorus selection, a trombone solo by Prof Gier, and a reading In Flanders Fields.
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Woonsocket
American Legion Post Assembly
Court House Yard
Xiveost
A. 3. Hoyer
Georgia
Lincoln
Francis Dunn
Prof. Gier
Flanders
Tyre Production Promised by Hon Huron
Fragmentary notes indicate a promise that a tyre will be made by Honorable Huron with slogans like Keep the Hymy and a mention of the band Pyther. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear context or dates.
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Huron
Pyther
Sioux Falls Burglar Pleads Not Guilty in West Ter Case
In Sioux Falls a burglary case centers on a defendant who entered a plea of not guilty regarding alleged break ins at a residence on West Terrace. Prosecutors accuse the suspect of breaking in and stealing items, with details presented at the county court.
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Sioux Falls
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