County Officials Conclude SD Convention Urges Welfare Funds
South Dakota county commissioners and highway superintendents urged Gov. Berry to release all funds in the welfare reserve before January 1. About 462000 remains in the fund, to be disbursed by counties and welfare boards to cover relief and extraordinary expenses as appropriations are exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Tselr
Tom Berry
State Welfare Board
F. H. van Tassel
Bancroft
Kingsbury
John Quall
Jesse Smith
Yankton
R. H. Shin
Watertown
C. T. Charnock
Sioux Falls
Stein
Charnock
Huron
Qual
C. E. Potter
Guy Erickson
Pierre
J. A. Patterson
Evening Classes To Be Opened At Yale
Youth ages 16 to 25 may enroll in evening classes at Yale covering sewing cooking manual training hygiene music handicraft athletics and commercial subjects. Classes will not duplicate local school work. Interested students meet at Yale school Monday Nov 4 at 720 pm and qualified instructors should send names to H H Moon by Nov 4 for payment if selected by the National Youth Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
H. H. Moon
National Youth Administration
Lambs Doubled Through South Dakota Marketing Plan
Brookings November 1 Special for the third straight year the South Dakota Livestock Marketing association reports doubling lambs handled. This year 75,000 lambs marketed from western South Dakota. 8,000 in 1932, 16,000 in 1933, 25,000 in 1934. About 85 percent remained in state federy. 2,500 in Flandreau Egan Sioux Falls area and 20,600 in Parker Hurley. About 15 percent bought by feeders in neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota Livestock Marketing Association
Carl A. Nadasdy
South Dakota
Flandreau-Egan-Sioux Talis
Parker-Hurley
Rothschild Calls for Water Conservation in Black Hills
In Deadwood on November 1, Dr. W. A. Rothschild of Madison, state president of the Isaac Walton league, urged conserving the Black Hills watershed. He warned wildlife and stream depletion over 15 to 20 years due to destruction of tree and brush life with replanting and overgrazing on government lands. He advocated a strong unified state organization to speed improvements for water and wildlife conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Black Hills
Isaac Walton League
W. A Rothschild
Madison
Dorothy Cihak Hosts Bridge Club Night
The Quarter to Nine club in Hitchcock entertained by Miss Dorothy Cihak. Three tables played seven games with Irene Armstrong and James Kingdon winning high score prizes and Kathryn Gore taking the low prize. Lunch followed the playing.
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Hitchcock
Dorothy Cihak
Irene Armstrong
James Kingdon
Kathryn Gore
West River Cattle TB Accreditation Spreads in SD
Dr. T H Ruth announced Dewey and Lyman counties as modified tuberculosis free areas, the first west river counties accredited. Testing progresses rapidly. several others may be certified in November. Final west river accreditation expected by early January 1936 with retests of infected herds in several counties.
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Stanley
Jones
Haakon
MeVette
Todd
Washington
Washabaugh
Armstrong, Corton
Ziebach
Lyman
Dewey
Mellette
Jackson
Armstrong
Jones, Carson, Jackson
West-River
West River
Tulare School Parties Delight Students This Week
Balow een parties were enjoyed by Tulare school children this week. The upper grade room held their party Monday evening and the intermediate grades on Tuesday evening.
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Tulare
Clark Club To Aid In Red Cross Drive
Clark Woman's club will cooperate with the Commercial club to lead the Red Cross drive in Clark this month. About sixty members met at the home of Mrs. J. W. Imlay after driving to Willow Lake. The program centered on Wild Flowers of Clark County and The Family Tree of the Flowers presented by Mrs Roy Keating. Willow Lake high school girls performed a musical program and a report of the state convention was given by Mrs. C. L. Sherburne and Mrs. J. W. Imlay. Refreshments were served by the hostess and an assisting committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Clark Woman’s Club
Commercial Club
Red Cross
Ion
Willow Lake
J. W. Imlay
Clark County
Mra Roy Keating
Willow Lake High School
C. L. Sherburne
Watson Named Vice President at School of Mires
The School of Mires announces the appointment of Carl L. Watson professor of physics as vice-president. Doctor Joseph P Connoly, the president, made the disclosure here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Rapid City
Carl L. Watson
School of Mires
Joseph P Connoly
Work Is Started On UO Yearbook
Vermillion October 31 Following scheme of the contrast between past and present educational systems work on the 1936 Coyote annual yearbook of the University of South Dakan has begun Gexla McClintic Watertown editor said today The temporary Coyote staff will be Norma Lewis Alcester associate editor Virginia Ruhe Watertown class editor Seth Gunharp Chicago Dun Keown Rapid City snapshots Sig Anderson Canton sports Neva Jo Hron Vermillion Virginia Bernau Sioux City Ia and Violet and Viola Hall Centerville art Betty Royhl and Gwe Aciey Vermillion Belly Brown Bison and Polly Parkman Sioux Pally features and Frances Sinning Lennox organizations
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Vermillion
Coyote
University of South Dakan
Gexla McClintic
Watertown
Norma Lewis
Alcester
Virginia Ruhe
Seth Gunharp
Chicago
Dun
Dun Keown, Rapid City, Snapshots; Sig Anderson Canton, Sports; Neva Jo Hron
Virginia Bernau
Sioux City
Violet and
Viola Hall
Centerville
Art
Betty Royhl
Gwe. Aciey
Ver
Belly Brown Bison
Polly Parkman
Sioux Pally
Features
Frances Sinning
Lennox
Epworth League Opens With Church Youth Party
Reverend A J Hoyer of the M E church opened the Epworth League here this week by sponsoring a party for about thirty young people in the church parlors. Games followed with refreshments. The first worship meeting is planned to be held in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L
Hitchcock
A. J. Hoyer
M. E. Church
Epworth League
Miss Alta Ball to Assume No Vice-President Role Soon
In the upcoming auditorium event next Sunday evening at seven Velock, Miss Alta Ball will act in no capacity of vice-president until the league is further organized.
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Alta Ball
Dr Worcester to speak on student counselling at 3 colleges
Dr D A Worcester of the University of Nebraska will address the combined faculties of Huron college Notre Dame and Wesleyan university on November 8 at Wesleyan Gam hall The talk is on student counselling He is chairman of a committee for the American Association of University Professors district Xo WW The district includes parts of Dakota Nebraska and Kansas The local arrangements are led by Dr Alice Brethorst Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Ralph Miller announce the birth of a son Sunday The baby weighed 941 pounds and was named Sumes Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Worcester Mitchell
D. A. Worcester
University of Nebraska
Huron College
Notre Dame
Wesleyan Universiy
Wesleyan
Gham Hall
Worcester
Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Mitchell
Crgamcctan
Alice Brethorst
Weseleyan
Tulare
Ralph Miller
Sumes
Edward
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Custer Sanitarium
Association
Wayland
Navy
Delta Delt
Clark Anderson
Guy Major
Pete Fisher
A. J. Ravenscroft
L. J. Borkhuis
Burdette
Burdette School
Merriell Perkins
Rothschild
L. D
T. B
Clark Club
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Fisher
Chevrolet Motorco
Detroit
Mich
Central Motors
Amy
Flint
Michigan
Leighton Chevrolet Company
Huron, South Dakota
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