Pineapple Pie Contest Winners and School Awards
Rose Smith of De Smet won first prize for pineapple pie in a recipe contest, with Mrs. Roy Milburn and Mrs. L A Bennett taking second and third prizes. Honorable mentions went to several entrants from St Lawrence, Hitchcock, Miller, and Aberdeen. The note also covers banana recipe prompts, contest rules, and school awards including student honors and tobacco abstinence prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Milburn
Pluton
L. Abennett
St. Lawrence
Rose Smith
de Smet
Frank Avenue
L.A. Bennett
St Lawrence
Ruby” Parish
Carpenter
Albert Hansen
Paul Katz
Huron
Augusta Steinhouser
Hitchcock
Aubrey Allen
Miller
W. Owsley
Aberdeen
I. A. Gilchrist
Iroquois
Miss Smith
Class Day Program Highlighted At Springs High
WELLINGTON SPRINGS May 30 Special The high school senior class Class Day program was held in the school auditorium. The senior band performed with members in sections including clarinet Dorothy Bromwell Carole Whitney Robert Cowan and more. A one act play Thanks Awfully featured Buehal Baoye as the artist sister and Montague as the fiancée ending happily with a reception and a coincidence in the plot. A senior chorus performed with Beth Kieser Carol Whitey Rose Winegar den Dorothy Bromwell Harold Olson J Robert Cowan George Pinard Ted Lam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springs
Wellington Springs
Robert Cowan
Dorothy Bromwell
Carole Whitney
Buehal Booye
Mildred Duxbury
Harold van Botkern
Elizabeth Keene
Comets
William Locke
Herbert Hansart
George Pinard
James Kiersext
Montague
Dorothy Bromwel
Beth Kieser
Carol Whitey
Rose Winegarden
Harold Olson
J. Robert Cowan
Ted Lam
Huron Women To Receive Degrees This Week
Ethel Bowe and Edith Smith of Huron will earn Bachelor of Science degrees from State College on June 3. Bowe led the Women's Self Government association and contributed to the Collegian staff, while Smith, active in athletics and student activities, has held several leadership roles and earned honors in a senior popularity contest. Rain brings beneficial moisture to Alpena area with .84 inch over the weekend, aiding crops and gardens. Boy Scout poppies fund Memorial Day events are also noted.
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Brookings
Ethel Bowe
Edith Smith
Huron
State College
Miss Bowe
Women's Self Government Association
Women's Athletic Association
Collegian
Footlights Club
Jackrabbit
The
Industrial” College
Homey
Krington
Footlights
Seventh Heaven
Alpena Alpena
Alpena
Surprise party honors Misa Mildred Fritz at home
A group of young people gathered at Misa Mildred Fritz's home in Surprise Party Lane on May 30 to celebrate her birthday with a social, cheerful gathering and birthday wishes.
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Misa Mildred Fritz
Special Lecturer to Speak During Childhood Education Week
Dr Mary Dabney-Davis, specialist in kindergarten and primary education at the United States Bureau of Education in Washington, DC, will lecture during Childhood Education Week at Northern State Teachers College from June 19 to 23. She will present assembly and evening lectures and daily class instruction periods open to the public.
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Aberdeen
Mary. Dabney - Davis
United State Bureau of Education
Washington,d. C
Northern State Teachers College
Davis
Alvin Hahn and Myer Rosen Freeman Admitted to Teu Kappa Alpha
Vermillion May 30 Two University of South Dakota debaters Alvin Hahn of Doland and Myer Rosen Freeman were granted membership in Teu Kappa Alpha a national forensic organization for excellence in debate oratory and scholarship according to Dallas C Dickey professor of speech membership honors strong oral skills and public speaking interest
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Alvin’ Hahn
Doland
Myer Rosen Freeman
Teu. Kappa Alpha
National Forensic Organization
Dallas C. Dickey
Gann Valley Youth Heads Scabbard and Blade Unit
Vermillion May 30 Captain of the Scabbard and Blade, national honorary senior military men’s organization at the University of South Dakota, will be Edwin Nelson of Gann Valley. Other officers elected for the coming year include Townsend of Lead as first lieutenant, Kenneth Peterson of Mission Hill as second lieutenant, and Max Koster of Vermillion as first sergeant. They replace Robert Crowder of Vermillion, Walter Houck of Gettysburg, and Al Kester of Vermillion in the unit’s leadership.
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Gann Valley
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Edwin Nelson
Craig Shouse
Townsend
Kenneth Peterson
Mission Hill
Leutenant
Max Koster
Robert Crowder
Walter Houck
Gettysburg
al Kester
Kingsbury F U Plans Warehouse
Kingsbury F U met in regular session at Lake Preston with 27 delegates and seven committee members. Emil Loriks reported progress on a county warehouse, four recommendations from the warehouse committee were adopted, and a motion urged immediate action to establish the warehouse. Additional motions covered district meeting delegates, a June picnic, and preliminaries for a warehouse manager who is a Farmers Union member. A list of standing committees and appointees was set, including program, collective purchasing, auditing, and county administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Kingsbury
Farmers Union
Mydland
Emil Loriks
Loriks
Highmore
Tom Pattee
Margaret
Kaspersan
Washington
Des Moines
Green
Labor Union
Herman Brekke
George Freeman
Margaret Kasperson
Eleanor Johnson
Alfred Larsen
Albert Weink
H. Albert
Ed Crow
Oscar Johnson
Francis Larsen
Prinie Elmer
Allen
George Heitmann
Alvin Russett
Ole Kasperson
M. McKay
A. O. Wolkow
Lee Plowman
Paul Laurenz
E. J. Madson
Albert Pillard
Ray John
Wayland Pupils With Unblemished Attendance Record
Wayland pupils by year end hold flawless attendance. The Koroki family has four children with perfect records. John completed eighth grade as an honor student with 90 percent or better. Christo finished sixth grade, Dorothy fifth, Rosina third grade all posted perfect attendance last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Korokis
John
Christo
Dorothy
Rosina
Cogley Sees South Dakota Road Program Growth
Sioux Falls reports John M. Cogley believes a comprehensive road building program funded by the $2.3 billion federal relief effort could soon take shape in South Dakota. He returned from Washington with lawmakers noting the plan is in early stages and funds not yet allocated.
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Cogley
S. D
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
John “M. Cogley
Siowe Falla
Washington
Entertain At Party Lane Honors Mrs Sherburne
Mrs H E Hern and Mrs Ay EB Kntil entertained ten young women at a seven o'clock dinner in honor of Mrs J W Sherburne. After dinner bridge was played with Miss Florence Kogel winning high score prize and Mrs F W Noltensmier low. The Sherburne family left to spend the summer in the east.
Sioux Falls Installs New Park Board After Ouster
Sioux Falls May 30. A new board of park supervisors appointed May 11 seized control of the park system after the former board was ousted. Judge Freeger dismissed certiorari proceedings by the former board to regain their jobs, removing them from office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siouk Falls
Park Supervisors
City Commission
Sioux Falls
Dcl. Plegger
Freeger
City hall doubts linger over new board operation
Cloud of doubt hangs over city hall as both boards attempted to operate concurrently after the new members were named.
Vacation Bible School Opens in Manchester
Daily vacation bible school directed by Mrs. J. W. Proper begins Monday June 5 and continues through the week. A complete review of the week’s work will be given the following Sunday, which will be children’s day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Manchester
J. W. Proper
Gagnon
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Carol
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Mr. Gibson
Elvin
Rumelhart
James Kieser
William Starke
Buehal Buoye
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Girl Scout
American Legion Auxiliary
Mary Dabkey Davis
Alvin Hahn
Kingsbury F.U. Plans Warehouse
Ward's
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Hollywood
New York
Montgomery.ward & Co
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