Columbus Normal Graduation Planned With Ceremonies
Columbus Normal announces commencement events including a church service on May 23 for graduates and May 28 for advanced students. A reception for Sioux Falls guests follows in the auditorium. Principal addresses by Rev. Benard J. Mahoney and diplomas presented at 10 AM.
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Columbus
Sioux
Sioux Fall
Avelock
Solerm
Principat
the Weshinghool
Benard J. Mahoney
Northern Normal Graduates Forty Three Names List
Aberdeen students proceed to graduation as 43 Northern Normal seniors prepare for diplomas. The ceremony honors Mildred Lource Anderson and many others including May Baker, Russell, Jesse Chase, Dorothy Day, Selby Ebba Olson, and Roseoes Myrtle Steptoe as they complete elementary, kindergarten, and industrial studies at Aberdeen institutions.
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Aberdeen
Northen Cresses
Daviderson
General Pretificates
Foi
Mildred Lource Anderson
May Baker
Russell
Iaz Herbert Black
Big Stone Clifs
Donald Bust
Aberdvir
Jeanne Champlin
Jesse Chase
Freeman
Glerkson
Buffalo
Kenneth Crawfford
Helon Springs
Dorothy Day
Dorothy DeMersseman
Cla
Minn
Perry
Roseoes Myrtle Steptoe
Aland
Clark
Carol Springs
Fisie
Hasge
Clarence Aberdeend
Industrie
Huron
Lodge Get Together Staged At Cresbard CRESEARS
The Odck Fellows and Rebekatus held a lodge gathering Tuesday night in Cresbard. W. A. Bauaman deputy grand master of Vermillion spoke. Grand officers Haste Pfeifer and others attended. Officers presiding were George W. Holmes Warner president and Ralph Waynes Cresbard vice-president and secretary. Lodges from Cresbard Groton Stratford and Warner finished program numbers.
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Cresbard Cresears
Odck
Rebekatus
W. A. Bauaman
Vermillion
H. C
A. E. Pfeifer
George W. Holmes Af Warner
A. E. Hisifer
F Highmore Extension Club Names Officers
The Thimble home extension club met at Mrs. C. E. Parkinsons home for the election of officers. No program was held. social visits and sewing filled the time before the business meeting. Mrs. Mable Whipple was elected chairwoman, Miss Ruth Diltman vice-chairman, and Miss Bernice Tompkins secretary treasurer. About 30 members and guests were served refreshments.
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F Highmore Extension Club
Highmore
Thimble
C. E. Parkinson
Mable Whipple
Ruth Diltman
Bernice Tompkins
The Chocolaw Soldier Colorful Sioux Falls Play
Sioux Falls presents The Chocolate Soldier on May 27 with colorful costumes, lively dance numbers, and a 150-strong chorus under Florence Chambers and Gerald Grey. Stars include Virginia Baum Jack Howlett Dorothy Godfrey and more. features snare cat step and solo dances led by Ramona Larsen and Lowyse Samuelson.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls Bolts Age
New York
Mime
Florence Chambers
Gerald Grey
New York Stage
Virginia Baum
Jack Howlett
Dorothy Godfrey
Dorette Darling
Elwood Stenner
Robert Morris
Catherie Sanford
Archie McDonald
Hugh Steele
Codington Pupils To Be Given Diplomas
Codington county eighth grade pupils will receive diplomas at graduation exercises Friday afternoon May 27 at the courthouse. Vern Wohluter chairman of the board will deliver remarks and administrators will present diplomas.
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Falerlawn
Big Man Attends Pr Joe Creek Picnic
Sister Anna Horner traveled from Fr. Thompson with youths for an Episcopal service at the closing of Busy Bee school led by teacher Mrs Ethel Kingert. Sister Korver to run a five month vacation Bible school in Stor. Watie Cumini August Kunde of Gann Vallay attended. a 38 year old man weighing 20 pounds wore number 14 days as his clothes made.
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Joe Creek
Anna Horner
Thompson
Busy Bee School
Ethel Kingert
Korver
Stor
Watie Cumini
August Kunde
Gann Vallay
Wil
Wes
Watertown Stores to Close for Memorial Day Observance
Watertown retailers announce closure of all business places on Monday in observance of Memorial Day. Planned activities next week include a June 7 supper meeting for retailers described as a credit granter's meeting by association leaders.
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Watertown
Associated Retail of
Mellette Crops Best In Years
Farmers report corn and potatoes planted with corn up and potatoes good. A brief cool spell boosted growth and pastures, grasses, and garden vegetables show rapid, healthy growth. Shrub purchases increased after drought failures last spring. Jackrabbits caused winter damage to some fruit trees by bark loss.
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Freig
Biology Station To Be Session Feature At Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers college announces the summer biology station on Like Enemy Swim, north of Waubsy, opening July 18 and running to August 26. Cottages and tenting space are available on campus with a nearby summer hotel for student housing. Outdoor study and plant life near the camp offer ideal footing for biology research and recreation. Professor S. B. Lipscomb, head of the biology department, leads the station.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Waubsy
BR. Lipscomb
Biology
Horse Races Set For Gettysburg Legion Meet at Fairgrounds
Preparations are underway for the American Legion race meet and celebration at Potter County fair grounds on July 4 and 5. Harness and running races are planned with events likely drawing interest from local crowds.
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Gettysburg
American Legion
Potter County Fair Grounds
Northern Elects Student Council Officers at NSTC
Aberdeen May 26 new officers named for the Norther State Teachers college student council. Karl Heensen of Aberdeen is president succeeding Robert Irvin of Ree Heights. George Gregerson of Madison is vice president and Miss Josephine Brainerd of Milbank is secretary treasurer.
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Aberdeen
Norther State Teachers College
Karl Heensen
Robert Irvin
Ree Heights
George Gregerson
Madison
Josephine Brainerd
Milbank
Treasrer
Commencement Events At Northern State Aberdeen
May 25 program notes varied events marking commencement at Northern State. Women’s entertainment, pageants, piano and vocal recitals, and a baccalaureate address by Rev L A Westberger. Senior banquet and prize announcements ahead with June 2 exercises led by Professor Edwin Ford Piper.
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Aberdeen
Venety Johnson
Dra Olsch
Walther
L. A. Westberger
Zion Lutheran Church of Aberdeen
Patrick Fitzpatrick
Women's Athletic Association
Edwin Ford Piper
University of Town
Alurani
Young Bishermen Take Out Licenses in Lake County
MADISON May 26 Four men of Lake county aged 80 to 84 just took out 1932 fishing licenses signaling fishing skill and alerting locals as bullhead catches remain strong while water mineral content limited other catches. YANKTON May 26 Special Graduates from Yankton college securing teaching positions across various districts.
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Madison
Leke County
Lake County
Pribusiasti
Yankton
Yuankien College
Hyde County News Brief From Hyde County Highmore May 26
Fragmentary notes describe local events in Hyde County including Highmore, weather conditions, and brief mentions of graduates and nearby areas. The legible details reference the northern part of Hyde and a distant vicinity with sparse sightings and general activity.
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Hyde County
GKYT
Highmore
Hyde
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