Vermillion selects archery squads for first intercollegiate tourney
The University of South Dakota named its first and second archery teams for the nation's inaugural intercollegiate event. Alyce Amundson led individuals with 241 points in 32 hits, while Betty Krause followed at 217 from 42. The teams total 1170 points from 263 arrows, amid new sport adoption for women under Miss Alice Coutts.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
University of Wisconsin
Alyce Amundson
Herrick
Hetty Krause
Java
Marian Caldwell
Sioux Falls
Isla Kilpatrick
Vivian Root
Elk Point
Leona Lovejoy
Dorothy O'Hara
de Smet
Vesta Spensley
Maxne Fetzner
Harill
Dale Connor
Chicago
Katherine Copeland
Alice Abell
Margaret James
Janet Johnson
Vera Cherrlin
Edith Hagen
Armour
Alice Coutts
Graduation Held At Alpena High School
Alpena May 28 Special The class exercises were held in the high school auditorium with 18 graduates taking part. The program included salutatory, class history, prophecy and valedictory songs. Names listed include Juliet Teveldahl Gertrude Higgins Avelin Venebles Agnes Higgins Vearl Neumeyer Lillian Baugust Larue Meyers Harleigh Webber Laurence Magek Wilmer Davis Frankie Holly Fern Hubbard William Evans Myrtle Wisder Gertrude Schmidt Oscar Beidrich Robert Benson Til Graces. A large crowd attended. Commencement speaker Prof L M Fort and Supt V J Linn presented diplomas.
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Alpena Alpena
Uates
Juliet Teveldahl
Gertrude Higgins
Avelin Venebles
Agnes Higgins
Vearl Neumeyer
Lillian Baugust
Larue Meyers
Harleigh Webber
Laurence Magek
Wilmer Davis
Frankie Holly
Fern Hubbard
William Evans
Myrtle Wisder
Gertrude Schmidt
Oscar Beidrich
Robert Benson
Til Graces
Alpena
L. M. Fort
Mitchell
Supt
V. J. Linn
Graduation Ceremony Honors Promising Young Students
A large crowd gathered to celebrate finishing school as the silver and blue colors shone. The stage was festively decorated with crepe streamers and many beautiful presents were given. The class motto read Climb though the rocks be rugged.
Mabel Woods Elected S D Nurse President
Mabel Woods, superintendent of the Methodist State hospital at Mitchell, was chosen president of the South Dakota state nurses association for the coming year at the state convention. Olga Thorsen of Sioux Falls became vice president, Carrie Clift of Rapid City recording secretary, Sister M. Conception of Aberdeen corresponding secretary, Belle Anderson of Watertown treasurer, and Sister M. Julianna of Yankton re elected auditor. New officers for the public health nurses division include Anna Dailey of Webster president and Nell Peterson of Sioux Falls vice president. Education division tied Dr Anna Scott’s remarks noting SD hospitals ranking above average. next year’s convention will be in Yankton.
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Mabel Woods
S. D
Mitchell
Mabst Woods
Methodist State Hospital
South Dakota
Yankton
Warren E. Green
Public Health
Anna Dailey
Webster
Nell Peterson
Sioux Falls
Minerva Olsbo
Madison
Anna Scott
America Nurses Association
United States
New Theater Planned for Madison City
Madison officials say a $25,000 showhouse will rise in the city within days. Representatives of a Sioux Falls amusement company announce the two story building will be 25 feet by 136 feet with offices on the second floor and a long term lease secured on suitable property. Construction is set to begin as plans are finalized for the opening.
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Madison Madison
Madison
Sioux Falls Amusement Company
Amusement Company
Bonilla Old Settlers Picnic Set For June 12
Bonilla Old Settlers picnic planned for Friday June 12 at Young's grave site a mile and a half south and three miles west of Bonilla. Amusements include a merry go round. County Judge Harold W Markey of Huron will speak at 1 30 PM. Burdette and Tulare baseball teams play before a dance to close the day.
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Bonilla
S. F. College to get more funds for expansion
Sioux Falls college will nearly double its appropriations from the Northern Baptist convention board of education for next year. President C. R. Sattgast announced the increase after a New York meeting. The funds will fund expanded equipment to handle a larger student body after merging with Grand Island college. The board cited faith in the college, the consolidation, and outreach efforts as reasons for support.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Board of Education
The
Northern Baptist Convention
C. R. Latt‘gast
New York City
Saugast
F. W. Padelford
Grand Island College
Sattgast
North Central Association
United States
Sioux Falls Baptist drive backs regional college effort
Leaders in the Baptist denomination in Sioux Falls coordinate with drive headquarters to raise 280000 across five states. Support from Baptist publications Nebrask lauds merger actions of Grand Island and Sioux Fils colleges and pledges quick backing to the new institution.
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Northwest School
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
Nebrask
Grand Island
Sioux Fils Colleges
Nebraska
Hog Buying Office Closes at Madison
Madison May 28 Armour and Co have closed their hog buying station here. G Fisher in charge has gone to Huron. The two month operation ended as tonnage did not warrant the office. Most hogs were shipped to the Armour plant at Huron for processing. W C Cassey assisted Fisher and has also moved to Huron.
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Madison Madison
Armour and Co
G. Fisher
Huron
Armour
W. C. Cassey
Fisher
Madison
Carthage Prepares June 8 Field Day Outline
Carthage will celebrate its annual field day on June 8 with a community program featuring a baseball game between Canova and Carthage. The public is invited to attend and spend the day.
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Carthage
Canova
Two Students Win Speaking Contest at University
In Vermillion on May 2, William McCann of Tyndall and Lois Mullen of Presho won first places in their divisions of the annual extemporaneous speaking contest at the University of South Dakota. Kenneth Waddell of Webster and Isabel Hegness of Beresford were second in their respective men's and women's divisions, with eight dollars each in prize money. The prize fund, donated by Citizens Bank and Trust, Vermillion, supported the eight minute talks after an hour and a half of preparation from three proposed topics.
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Vermillion
William McCann
Tyndall
Lois Mullen
Presho
University of South Dakota
Kenneth Waddell
Webster
Isabel Hegness
Beresford
Robert Harber
Elme
Kle
Mabridge
Moses Lindau
Sioux City
Harold Chapman
Mary Huyck
Vivian Root
Elk Point
Harri Warner
Gregory
Katherine Potter
Pierre. McCann
Miss Mullen
Waddell
Miss Hegness
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
McCann
New York
Should Students Work Their Way Through College
A discussion in the men's division explored whether students should fund education by work. The speaker questioned the practicality of relying on wages to cover tuition and living costs while pursuing studies.
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Coltee
Ree Heights Band To Give Summer Concerts
Ree Heights 30 piece high school band, after a successful open air concert, plans more summer performances. The ensemble, which grew from 15 to over 30 members since September, played three winter concerts and at basketball games. They will provide music for Decoration Day exercises and swap concerts with Miller.
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Ree Heights
Miller
Miller band honors faithful contributors under Mrs G W Baughman
Members receive recognition for dedicated service to the organization. Each participant shows strong interest and loyalty to the work. The band is led by Mrs. G. W. Baughman of Miller guiding the group with steady direction.
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G. W. Baughman
Miller
Rum Runner Captured After Aberdeen Chase and Firefight
Aberdeen, May 2. An alleged liquor runner from North Dakota was recaptured after midnight Tuesday following an arrest, an escape attempt in a car, a pistol battle, and a city chase ending in a crash. Frank Lehman of Bismarck and two others escaped after arrest. Haas, a federal officer, with local police, recovered the automobile and 20 gallons of moonshine whiskey found inside.
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Aberdeen
North Dakota
Frank Lehman
Bismarck
N. D
Ed Bollinger
Mandan
Frank Haas
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