State College Class One Of Largest Graduation Exercises
State college will hold one of its largest graduation ceremonies Friday June 10 in Coolidge Sylvan theater as the climax to a busy week. Rev E B Woodruff will speak after Dr Kinley fell ill. Baccalaureate by Dr C K Sitgast June 5 with a statewide music festival. Commencement closes the week with events including a senior ball and play June 8 9 10.
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S. D
Brookings
State College
Coolidge Sylvan Theater
E. B. Woodruff
Calvary Cathedral
Sioux Falls
de. David Kinley
Kinley
University of Ilinois
Satigast
C.K. Sitgast
Sioux Falls College
State College Music Department
Sylvan Theater
New York
D. B. Doner
Agtigulture
Jesse Fridley
Conde
Corliss Muser
de Smet
John Pettis
Arlington
Clark Trynstad
Volga
Everson
Mark Hauge
Howard
John Kass
Huron
Ferey Peters
Bancroft
Martin
Taylor
Wolsey
Mome Economics
Bernice Holland
Relfield
Alice Joh
Ervin
Alta Fae Selitender
Winnifred Schultz
Hoelland
Myra Sneve
Irvin Maloney
Onida
Neva Gudehus
Robert Lucas
Pierre
Ora Lieber
Woonsocket
Margaret Townsend
Marie van Maanen
Paul Warner
Dureene Appleby
Gann Valley
Wms
Allan Smith
Hecla
Pa.c
Herschel Ellis
Highmate
James
Willium
Hay'ti
Crawford To Speak On Wolsey Program
Special Memorial Day program at the Presbyterian church on Monday May 3 at 10 a m features instrumental music Old Glory I Salute You choir invoca tion by Fanny B Mills response by choir There Is No Death by mixer quartet recitation Why Do They Call Them Buddies by Patricia Hagedorn Sleep Thy Last Sleep by women's quartet address by I R Craneford of Huron The Star Spangled Banner by audiences and benediction by Miss Mills.
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Women's Quartet
I. R. Craneford
Huron
Audienes
Miss Mills
Yale Ladies Aid Social Hour Meeting
The Yale Ladies Aid of the Community church met at Mrs. Glen Foote’s home with 17 members present. President Mrs. H. H. Moan called the meeting. minutes were not read due to the secretary’s absence. The group spent the afternoon sewing and enjoying refreshments. next meeting is June 8.
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Yale Ladies Aid
Chirch
Glen Foote
H. H. Moan
W. Pratt
Yale Club to stage The Revels play on recreation day
Yale Good Will extension club plans a one act production titled The Revels for June 2 at the Huron recreation day program. Cast includes Gunde Grigg Mrs J D Kaufman Paulina Mrs Fed Kuehl Susan Jane Jones and more with Mrs Gene Garry directing and acting. The cast will perform at the next club meeting at Mrs F W Marsh’s home on June.
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Yale Club
YALE
Good Will Extension Club
the Revels
Huron
Owing
Gunde Grigg
J. D. Kaufman
Paulina
Fed Kuehl
Susan Jane Jones
Carl Harding
Kate
R. &. Welsh
Grace
Emil Maass
Gene Garry
Ido
C. A. Kaufman
May
J. P. Gress
F. W. Marsh
Manchester May day plans by Sunday school teachers
PLAN PROGRAM MANCHESTER May 23 Special A committer composed of all teachers of the Sunday school classes was appointed by Supt. D. E. Moore to make arrangements for a program on children's day. Preparations are going forward and the outlook is promising for a splendid entertainment. SELLS GASOLINE PL YALE May 28 Specials E O Vongzaicek local hardware dealer has sold his gasoline pump to Samuel G Glanrer who river north of Yale. The pump was removed Wednesday and the hole was filled in by the city drug company. MANCHESTER May 28 Special The Idies Aid society meets June at the home of Mrs George H Moore Luoch will be served after the meeting
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Manchester
D. E. Moore
Yale
E. O. Von@zaicek
Samuel G. Glanrer
City Drug Company
Idies’ Aid Society
George H. Moore
Luoch
Peplola
Rain boosts Potter County crop prospects in May
Potter County reports a 1.77 inch mid week rainfall that accelerates growth in potatoes and corn planted in the last ten days. Pastures Wayland and hay crops look strong. Alfalfa fields may start first cutting early next week as grasshoppers remain non troublesome. Total seasonal rainfall reaches nearly seven inches.
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Potter County
Getsysburg
Gettysburg to Host Fourth of July Race Meet
Gettysburg announces a July 4 and 5 race meet at the fair grounds. The Legion post sponsors both harness and running events with purses near a thousand dollars. C G Krieg of Redfield assists in program and startings. Expected entrants include well known horses amid ball games and other mid summer festivities.
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Gettysburg
Claude E. Knight
American Legion Post
Legion Post
Legion
Fair Grounds
Focal Funds
Ion Durj
C. G. Krieg of
Redfield
Manchester Board Chooses Teachers
Manchester May 28 Special At a recent meeting of the Manchester school board T Geeham Miss Alice Bjorn son and Miss Marian Hinz were reelected for the town school Mrs Roy Palmer reelected for the Shearer school Mrs Frances McCaskell reelected for the Povter son school Miss Carrie Hanna reelected for the Noble school Mrs Hattie Bjornson reelected for the Lincoln school and Miss Edwia Bowes for the Ferguson school. Members of the school board are W Ro Allen chairman Alfred Anderson clerk Jana Otto Geyer clerk.
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Manchester
BR. T. Geeham
Alice Bjornson
Marian Hinz
Town School
Roy Palmer
Shearer Schoo
Prances McCaskell
Povterson School
Carrie Hanna
Noble School
Hattie Bjorn
Lincoln School
Edwia Bowes
Ferguson School
W. Ro | Allen
Alfred Anderson
Jana Otto Geyer
Rains Benefit Crops In Manchester Area
Frequent showers in Manchester area aid crops pastures and gardens. Small grain ripens and corn planting nears completion. Talk of cutworms exists but little damage is reported. cold rains hoped to slow grasshopper activity in various sections.
Place Sheriff On Straight Salary Proposal Gains Backing
Perkins county taxpayers league backs a bill to pay the county sheriff a salary rather than fees. The group also urges cutting mileage to 3 cents, consolidating official county newspapers from three to one, and reducing delinquent tax advertising rates from 75 to 50 cents per description.
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BISGN
Perkins County Taxpayers’ League
Cague
Manchester Railroad Section Is Closed
Manchester news reports the C. and N. W. section closed and track care assigned to De Smet and Iroquois crews. Former section foreman Herman Blair relocates to Huron for work on the track, Clyde Baird moves to De Smet, and W. A. Sherman joins Iroquois crew.
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Manchester
de Smet
Herman Blair
Huron
Clyde Baird
de Smet O
W. A. Sherman
Choir Festival To Be Feature At State College
Brookings May 28 The first annual choir festival will anchor the baccalaureate service for the tenth annual commencement at State college on Sunday evening June 5 if weather allows. About 400 singers under Professor Harry L. Kohler will perform sacred chorus numbers without accompaniment with solo parts by Ruth Negaard and Gladys Lindgren from Sioux Falls and Beresford respectively. Participating cities include Brookings Arlington Velva Aberdeer Flandreau Canton and Gary with additional soloists from across the state.
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Harry L. Kobler
State College Music Department
Wraups
Kohter
Brookings and
State College
Ruth Negaard
Beresford
Canton Lutheran Church Choir
Gladys Lindgren
Sioux Falls
Kohler
Imusic
Brookings
Arlington
Velza
Aberdeer
Flandreau
Canton
Gary
Rainfall Brightens Prospects At Yale
Yale and vicinity received over half an inch of rain since Wednesday evening, spanning fourteen hours, per C Jansen rain gauge reader. Farmers praise timing as moisture boosts rye and winter wheat, with spring wheat and oats in strong shape and potential for good yields if rain continues. Cutworms and wireworms affect corn but late plantings may avoid damage. some farmers plan flax. Prospects remain for additional rain in the area.
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Yale
C. ¥. Jansen
Speitz
Weather Conditions Ideal Near Groton
In Groton on May 28 weather over the past ten days has been ideal for crops. Small grains show excellent progress and corn planting nears completion. Corn acreage rises by 10 to 15 percent as ample moisture supports growth. A heavy drizzling rain starting at noon Thursday is expected to continue into the night.
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Groton
Eighth Graders Earn Diplomas in Doland Graduation
Eighth grade exercises in Doland saw 23 seniors receive diplomas. The program included songs, instrumental solos, recitations, a Washington reading, and talks by Rev J E Wilkinson and Supt G W Cook. Honor roll members were Lucille Gross Harlan Levien Allen Schrader Hope Williams and Edna Mae Thomas.
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Doland Doland
Lucille Gross
Edna Mae Thomas
Marshall McNickle
Vincent Hills
Washington
Margaret Hoffman
Hope Williams
Grave Luther
Harlan Lewson
Allen Schrader
J. E. Wilkinson
Supt. G. W
McAllisters Visit Manchester For Farm Interests
Manchester scene notes Mr and Mrs J B McAllister of Huron visited this week. Mr McAllister tended to farming interests near town while Mrs McAllister called on old friends during the stay.
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Manchester
J. B. McAllister
Huron
McAllister
Town
Doland Plans Memorial Day Observances
Doland outlines a Memorial day program with a parade forming at the school grounds at 9 a.m. lineup includes national colors, American Legion, Doland band, firing squad, Boy Scouts, city officials, fire department, auxiliary members, and grade girls. A ceremony at the high school auditorium followed by cemetery rites features prayers, music, addresses, and a firing salute.
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Doland
American Legion
Doland American Legion
Boy Scotts
J. E. Wilkinson
America
Arthur Langeland
Albert Hartt
J. B. Wilkinson
Doland Cemetery
Flanders Field
Dorothy Lovelace
Evelyn Wharson
Buglee
Elect Officers For Yankton Fraternity
Yankton May 28 Special issue Weverstad a Yankton junior was elected president of the Yankton college Delta chapter of Theta Alpha Phi national honorary dramatic fraternity at a recent meeting. Other officers named were Larra secretary, Anderson treasurer and Kremer historian. Vera Norop of Neligh Neb will join June 7 as Theta Alpha Phi initiates. The organization sponsored plays including The Torchbearers Peer Gynt and As You Like It.
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Yankton
Speciaci
Eenemar Weverstad
Yankton College
Chester Mie-Vay
Lester Kremer
Anderson
Theta Alphi Pai
Vera Norop
Neligh
Neb
Theta Alpha Phi Ae
Theta Alpha Phi
Alpena To Select New Board Members
Alpena voters will choose three school board members on June 21. Terms of Otto Kunze P P Nyvara and Roy Wales expire. one seat will be three years one two years and the third one year. Nominating petitions must be filed with the clerk by June 1.
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Alpena
Otto Kunze
P. P. Nyvara
Roy Wales
Huron Woman Among Yankton Graduates
Yankton college marks its fiftieth anniversary with the largest class in its history as 93 students graduate from arts music and diploma programs. Pauline Jones of Huron earns a bachelor of arts. the college notes steady growth since 1882 and a 1932 total of 575 in all departments.
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Yankton College
Pauline Jones
Huron
Engel Wants To Decorate Prison In Ipswich
Engel Reinheld, a bandit leader sentenced to 30 years, plans to decorate the South Dakota state penitentiary when admitted, claiming to be an expert interior decorator and seeking permission from Warden Jamieson. Fellow convict Phil Ray also seeks tools to build a device to stop bank robberies. Beebe, bank president wounded in Ipswich holdup, praised for guts but called a fool by Raycraft.
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Ipswich
Reinheld Engel
South Dakota State
Bank of Ipswich
Walter Gordon
Engel
Jamieson
Phil Ray
Bandit Quartet
Gordon Snuy
Beebe
Flin Beebe
Sidney Raycraft
Burns Agency
Raycraft
Ray
American Banker's Association Journal
Aberdeen Hospital
Juror Dismissed For Blinking Eyes In Sioux Falls Court
In Sioux Falls on May 28 a circuit court juror with noticeably blinking eyes was dismissed after a complaint about his condition. He was sent home, and the next day Judge Ray E. B. Dovekerly severely reprimanded him and permanently removed him from service.
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Sioux Falls
John Barleycorn
Goves Pee
Ray EB. Dovekerly
Humboldt Bank Robbery Suspects Sought After Sioux City Clues
Sioux Falls reports no definite clues in the Humboldt bank robbery case. Six suspects held in Sioux City, loot over eight thousand dollars. One robber had looted six Sioux City filling stations in prior weeks. A Sioux City taxi stolen the night before aided the getaway. In Esmond, a half inch of rain aided crops and pastures this week, corn planting progressing well and rye wind-damaged.
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Humboldt
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Hank of
John H. Johnson
State K. of C. To Meet At Aberdeen
Aberdeen May 28 24 three day convention of South Dukets Knights of Columbus opens here this evening with finals in the declamation contests for Catholic school pupils. About 400 delegates from 21 councils expected to attend. State officers listed include State Deputy T C Gorman Timber Lake East State Deputy Peter Mcbityre Mitchell State Treasurer George B Mahon Sioux Falls State Warden William Dunn Lead Chaplain Father Demnelly Faith Suc Advocate D J O Keeffe Pierre Supreme Director Leo F Craig Sioux Falls. Degree teams from Aberdeen and Revvil will exemplify and candidates will be initiated.
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Aberdeen
South Dukets
Knights of Columbus
T. C. Gorman
Timber Lake
Peter Mcbityre
Mitchell
George B. McMahon
Sioux Falls
William Dunn
Father Demnelly
Faith
Suc
D. J. O 'Keeffe
Pierre
Supreme Diresto
Leo F. Craig
Dorres
Aberiuen
Revvil
Sts
UN About
Sues
Yankton to Host Kiwanis District Convention
Yankton Kiwanis club plans the annual Kiwanis International district convention in Yankton on May 27 and 28 with a divisional meeting of clubs in Sioux Falls on June 10. North and South Dakota and Minnesota are states in the district. Special railroad rates will be provided. Entertainment includes a golf tournament, dancing, luncheons and banquets. The Garden Theater at Yankton College and its dramatic department will help stage programs on campus.
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Kton Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Sioux Falls
Dakotia
Minnesota
Wonis
Ankton College
Garden Torsure
Anniversary Shakespearean Play At Yankton College Terrace
Yankton college marks its fiftieth anniversary with a Shakespearean production directed by Sydney B. Spayde. The Garden Terrace theatre hosts As You Like It on June 7 and 8 with leads Jamies Hollingsworth and Nana Davis, continuing a long open-air stage tradition first begun in 1915.
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Yankion
Yankton College
Sydney B. Spayde
Sir P
Unis
Jamies Hollingsworth
Avon
Orlando
Nana Davis
Albion
Neb
Rosalind
Forest
Yankton College Garden Terrace
Gerald MM. Stevenson
Kent
Ohio
Jo. Robinson
Mitchell
Harr Son
Yankton
Quilting Party Held At Mrs Gross Home Yale May
A quilting party at the home of Mrs J P Gross in Yale on May 23 contributed to finishing a decorative quilt. Helpers named include Sia W O Tolman Alps Accgust Lomke Mrs Qatar Smith Mrs John Welz and Theres Sreerh. Refreshments were served by Mrs Gross after the work.
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Yale Yale
J. P. Gross
Gross
Sia
W.O. ‘Tolman
Alps
Gust Lomke
Qatar Smith
John Welz
Theres Sreerh
Mya
Fedora Boy Wins Huron Scholarshin FEDORA
Fedora Boy receives a scholarship at Havery oallane amid official ceremony. Officials announce funds of 50.00 in support while noting eligibility criteria and future schooling plans. The event highlights local education support and recognition for student achievement.
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Moly Kiem
Havery Oallane
Arrowiike
Mage
Visit by Sheldon family at Maxwell home in Esmond
May 28 report from Esmond notes Speical visitors Speeilh Sheldon and son George from Ree Heights at the Maxwell residence, they plan to visit Mrs Clarence Sagmoen and family after calling on Betty. Also mentions a community shower for fire victims and a birth of a daughter to Jonnsen on May 22. A local man recovers from a rusty nail injury in Esmond with crutches.
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Relativ
Umanchester
Esmond
Tle
Ross Clendemiine
Wihier
Ened Wiss Clendenning
Assessor on Duty in Manchester Marks 81st Birthday
Manchester May 28 Pe Al fred Anderson, the city assessor, is 81. The birthday note highlights his long service in the local administration and ongoing community involvement.
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Manchester
Alfred Anderson
Stomach Ulcers Are Danger Signals
An old notice touts stomach ulcers as danger signals and promotes a remedy named GASTREX. It lists several drug stores including a local gin ner Drug Store, Humyphros's, Borriter say and Sherman & Moe as sellers.
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Livewith
Ginner Drug Store
Humyphros’s
Borriter Say
Sherman & Moe
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Yankton Fraternity
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Ree Heights
Mary Jane Springer
Verna Summer
Fort Pierre
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Neadasha
Kan
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Elizabeth Heaton
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Margaret Nash
Fred Nichol
Norma Rapaleee
Latva Seed Sea
Peter Mintener Lumber Co
Kansag
State K. of C
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Daugher
Rusty
Spe
Completa Hoe
Anpeo
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Cow
National Bank OF Huron “Constructive Banking
Adin Teal
Rhe Oi
FAS Corporation
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