Religious Week Brings Chapel Talks at Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls college begins Religious Emphasis Week with a five chapel program series led by four visitors: D. Earle V. Pierce, Rev. R. Wilbur Babock, Dr. E. J. Dahlberg, and Saw Chit Mong. The Burmese student addressed students, outlining changes from a ready made to a real Christian. Dahlberg spoke on prayer and the kingdoms of God across economic, racial, and pleasure realms, urging personal kingdom reform and self-study as a path to world improvement.
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Sioux Falls
Burnese
Sioux Falls College
D. Earle V. Pierce
Lake Harriet Baptist Church
Minneapolis
Minn
Northern Baptist Seminary
V. V. Dyer
Dahlberg
Political Science league elects officers at USD
Vermillion November 3 officers of the Political Science league at the University of South Dakota were chosen. Don Fowler was named president Carl Christol vice president Harold Corey secretary and LaVerne Williamson treasurer. The club invites campus members to join and hear speakers on local, state and national government with HL Trachsel as advisor.
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HL. H. Trachsel
Virgil Family Given Farewell to Move to Oregon
A farewell party was held at the Clark Fring farm near Virgil for Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fring and their family. Attendees included Virgil Home Makers Extension Club members, families, friends and neighbors. Mrs Irving received a shower of handkerchiefs. a luncheon followed. The Irvings will relocate to Oregon to make their home.
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Virgil
Clark Fring
Virgil Home Makers
Irving
Oregon
Pine Wood Arrives for Relief in Kingsbury County
Desmet South Dakota November 3 Special reports the first carload of Black Hills pine cut by the CCC for relief needs has reached Kingsbury county. Farmers on relief rolls are hauling their allotted shares to homes and ten more citizens have been ordered for the county to assist.
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Black Hills
Kingsbury County
Farm Auctions Draw Buyers From East and South
Farm sale proceedings run under a sales company management attract buyers from east north and south. For three years western Kingsbury county has seen farmers travel by truck to bid at auctions, taking home machinery stock and other items as feed becomes more abundant.
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Desmet
Kingsbury
Kingsbury County Holds Site Exchange Day on Nov 8
Kingsbury county will conduct a site exchange day on November 8 with De Smet as the exchange location. An afternoon auction will sell sites not exchanged and packer buyers may purchase scrub sites. The program is managed by Charles Sayer, emergency county agent.
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Ray Aes
Kingsbury County
Lake Preston
de Smet
Packer
Charles Sayer
Pork distributed in Kingsbury county under government project
Actual distribution of pork from hogs processed under the government project has begun in Kingsbury county. About 2,500 pounds have been received, packed in units of 25 pounds each.
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Kingsbury County
Tiny Japanese Turtle Is Pet Of 7 Student At USD
Vermillion November report describes Ephriam a small Japanese turtle kept as a pet by a University of South Dakota student Hazel Windahl of Hudson South Dakota a member of Alpha Phi sorority She shows visitors the turtle in a pan of water with a Century of Progress painted on its back A bulldog entered the room last Sunday and lapped some of the turtle’s water before Windahl chased it away and saved the pet.
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Ephriam
University of South Dakota
Hazel Windahl
Hudson
Alpha ‘Phi Sorority
Ephiram
Miss. Vindahl
Rural Church Clinic at Turtons Congregational Church
A Rural Church Clinic event at Turtons Congregational Church drew visiting ministers and the local pastor Rev H M Bissell to lead discussions on spiritual life and church finances. Speakers included Dr. W Keck Ipswich Rev H C Salter and Rev Carl Hutchinson. Two banquets were held with 40 young diners at the parsonage and toastmasters introducing speakers on The Avenue of Flags.
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Turton
Congregational Church
Congregational Conference
W. Keck
Huron
H. M. Bissell
Rural Life
Keck
Ruth Bovee
Dorothy Christenson
Lucile Venorman
Harvey Anderson
M. Bisse
Gettysburg Service Club May Federate
Gettysburg November 3 special says final disposition of reorganization plans and proposal to affiliate with the Irquois federation will be made at the Gettysburg Service club meeting next Tuesday noon. Discussion covered affiliating with the federation of Central South Dakota business groups, action deferred to next week. Reorganization calls for evening meetings once a month instead of weekly noon luncheons. The club grew from Kiwanis after severing relations about a year ago.
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Gettysburg Service Club
Gettysburg
Irquois Federation
Busiess
Central
South Dakota
Onme
Potter County Teachers Elect Officers In 1933-34 Session
Potter County teachers met at the courthouse in Gettysburg to reorganize for the 1933-34 school year. Gerald David was elected president and HW Lyman named state convention delegate while Inga Hranstad will serve as ex-officio delegate. The group reported 100 percent participation in state and county educational activities and anticipated a strong vocational program despite adverse conditions.
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Potter
Gettysburg
Gerald David
Potter County
Teachers’ Association
Court House
HW Lyman
Sion Falls
Inga Hranstad
Roberts County to Build New Jail in 2000
Sisseton Nov 3 Construction is set to start within a week on Roberts County’s new 2000 jail after bids were opened Henry Carlson of Sioux Falls won the main contract. Iron work goes to St Paul Iron Equipment, plumbing to Wahpeton heating and plumbing, electrical work to Jack Ackerson of Sisseton. Other courthouse grounds projects are under review.
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Roberts County
Sisseton
Henry, Carlson
Sioux Falls
St. Paul Iron Equipment Company
Wahpeton, N.D
Jack Ackerson
Sission
Two From Huron In OU Orchestra Broadcast
Vermillion news notes a nine-piece University of South Dakota student orchestra featured on the Vermillion Hour program. The group includes George Christianson Huron Sylvester Herting Salem Charles Church Menno Barney Crow Huron Dean Swisher Vermillion Ivan Liggett Omtha Neb Clifford Harris Vermillion Shirley Grimney Rapid City Arden Swisher Vermillion.
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Huron
Vermillion
Swisher’s Ram
Pus Kings
University of South Dakota
WNAX
Yankton
George Christiason
Sylvester” Herting
Salem
Charles Church
Menno
Barney | Crow
Dean’ Swisher
Verm
Yon
Ivan Liggett Omtha
Neb
Clifford Harris
Shirley Grimmey
Rapid City
Arden Swisher
Woonsocket Women Host Bridge Party Events
Woonsocket women entertained at a bridge party Friday and Saturday at the Bratsberg home. Friday eight tables played with prizes for Irish score and Wirx won by Mrs Ned Cahill, traveling prize to Byron Parsons. Saturday high score won by Mrs Matt Moran and traveling prize to Miss Kate Stanton. lunch followed.
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Woonsucess
A. R. Bratsberg
T. M. Brisbine
R. E. Haren
Bratsberg
Ned Cahill
Hirishscore
Wirx
Byron Parsons
Matt Moran
Kate Stanton
South Dakota Dismantles $23000 Exhibit at Fair
Pierre November 2 The South Dakota exhibit at the World’s Fair will be dismantled after closing November 12. Secretary C A Russell says careful economy kept costs within funds to pay all bills. State display ranked among the best despite lower outlay than many rivals. The rural credit display drew many inquiries. materials will be returned to owners and the cyclorama will join the state historical building display in Pierre after possible temporary Chicago depots showings.
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Pierre
C. A. Russell
Chicago
South Dakota
Russell
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Agricultuire
Rural Credit Department
Agriculture Secretary
Philosophy Club elects officers at USD Vermillion
Robert Bogue Parker was elected president of the Philosophy Club at the University of South Dakota meeting in Vermillion. Carl Tol Vermillion was chosen vice president, and Earl Barnes Yankton was named secretary treasurer. L. E. Akeley delivered a lecture on holisms after the election.
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Philosophy Club
Vermillion
Robert Bogue
Parker
University of South Dakota
Carl Christol
Earl Barnes
Yankton
L. E. Akeley
Horses Bring As High As $199 In Mound City Sale
In Mound City at Wentges Bros farm a horse sale saw Belgian draft stock sell for up to 199 dollars for mature horses, 239 dollars for colts, and high prices for yearlings, with the event described as signaling Ola Dobbin returning to form in South Dakota.
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Mound City
Ola Dobbin
South Dakota
Wentges Bros
Missionary Group Meets In Preston
The Lutheran Missionary society of Lake Preston hosted the Women's Missionary Federation meeting in Preston on Tuesday in the Lutheran church. Delegates numbered 175, with Rev. C. Sunde of Arlington delivering the main address and Rev. J. E. Borgen of DeSmet guiding the devotional. Musicians included Gladys Kettleson, A M Peterson, J E Borgen, and Walter Matson. New officers named: president J. E. Borgen De Smet, first vice Henry Menzel Jr Oldham, second vice Jacobson Bryant, secretary L M Beck Lake Preston, treasurer Hare Lake Campbell. Attendance marked the circuit’s largest.
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Lake Presion
Lutheran Missionary Society of
Lake Preston
Women’s Missionary Federation
Brookings
Lutheran Church
C. Sunde
Arlington
J. E. Borgen
DeSmet
AE. Johnson
Watertown
De Smet Business Men Plan Sire Day Auction
De Smet leaders of the Lions club organize the second annual sire day at the county seat set for next Wednesday. A large sale pavilion hosts purebred sales with forenoon exchange and private buying followed by an auction.
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de Smet
Lions Club
Redfield Kiwanis Elects New Officers
Redfield Kiwanis Club names Wesley Clark president and E F H Bockler vice president with Donald Hase as treasurer. Seven directors include M. B. Slaughter Dane Cole FH A Sasse Rev R MM Miller E C Issenhuth Porter Cockayne and Roy T Bull. A ladies night is planned for November 15 at the schoolhouse.
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Redfield Kiwanians
Redfield
The
Kiwanis Club of
Wesley Clark
E. FH. Bockler
Donald Hase
M. B. Slaughter
Dane Cole
FH. A. Sasse
Seven Students Pledged to Footlights Club
Brookings November 3 seven students named as pledges to the Footlights Club an honorary dramatic society among those honored Ruth Bowe Averil Belier Raymond Leotha Hampton Bemis Sylvia Dybedahl Marian Kaleb Lead Gordon Douglas Warren Morel Pollock Members earn three points through acting in college plays serving on production staffs directing a play and showing interest in dramatics Also covered leasing a Standard Oil station in Erwin to Gleon Pommer Willow Lake with opening day free doughnuts and coffee.
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Footlights
Brookings
Footlights Club
Ruth Bowe
Huron
Averil Belier
Raymond
Leotha Hampton
Bemis
Sylvia Dybedahl
Dell Rapids
Marian Kaleb
Gorjdon Douglas
Warren [Morel Pollock
Erwin
Standard Oil
H. J. Fouts
Gleon Pommer
Willow Lake
Erwin Family Plans Move to Minnesota Gas Station Work
The Erwin Ladies Aid hosted a sale of Joe Larson to raise funds as the Erwin family quits farming. They will move to Springfield Minnesota to operate a gas and oil station. Despite snow and cold, sale attendance was good with stock and feed selling well, one horse at $120.
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Erwin
Erwin Ladies Aid
Joe Larson
Springfield
Minn
Halloween Quiet in Carthage Report
Halloween in Carthage passed quietly with local youths enjoying parties and no property damage, a contrast to past years. The November 3 special report notes calm celebrations and no incidents.
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Carthage
Young Dramatic Club Holds Hills Picnic
Social Bee Heights reports the youth group of the dramatic club enjoyed a Wednesday picnic supper in the hills in a social outing for members and friends.
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The
Dramatic Club
NRA Urges Buying Now Amid Rising Prices
The Nation portrays the NRA as restoring value to work and products with wages rising and prices increasing. It notes pulp, plumbing, lumber, paints costs jumping 14 to 41 percent since 1933 and urges buyers to act quickly, promising bargains and home renovation at lower current prices.
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NRA
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