Honor Students Named At State College
Brookings records show 78 students qualified for state honors in the spring quarter with 45 men and 33 women meeting the standards. Top scholars include Charles McGaraugh and Dorothy Belson with perfect averages. A large list of names spans Brookings and nearby towns, highlighting the general science division and multiple disciplines among the honorees.
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Brookings
State College
Register
D. B. Doner
Charles McGaraugh
Phil
Dorothy Belson
Cresbs
Lois Rose
Elliott Ruchen
McCorraugh
Robert Burris
Brooking
William Glagen
Madison
Mabel Gronwald
Bryant
Erling Walseth
Clear Lake
Allen Phelps
Ruth Ormerness
Glenn Stangland
Beresford
Lewis Sison
Belle Paurc
Sylvia
Ginkich
Avon
Dorotha Haas
Volga
Dermont Terreman
Morma Royer
Huron
Robert McMillan Madison
Wayne Gisen
Platte
Barbara Goode
Alexand Phyllis Dolan
Mubank
Elmer Schmierer
Wessington Springs
Beatrice Brooking
Onida
Robert Hoover
Columba
Vernon Stoa
Kidder
Rosalia West
J. Louis
Max Myers
Dallas
Avis Crosby
Nancy Miller
Everett Anderson
Puerite Askew
Katherine Leinke
Bowdle
Morris Rhian
Elston
George Stanford
Midland
Charles Tucker
John Bowell
Mary Ellen Bibby
Alien Evyonj
T Mitchell
Herbert Bach
Chester
Kenneth Palmer
Waubay
Audrey Sorencom
Sanna Marie Soleglad
Pierre
Herluf Larsen
Arlington
Mary Latimer
Vivian
Charles Loomer
Stanley Sander
Carel Comstock
Britton
Victor Fenner
Milbank
Wilford Hermann
Rockham
Ela Burt
Emmett Mehre
Colton
Margaret Bartlingas
Francis Stemigand
Lennox
Eunice Johnson
Joseph Nohla Crookings
Oscar Olsen
Sioux Falls
Aml
Milo Opdah
Harti
Wife of Aberdeen Professor Dies in City Hospital
Mrs Merritt Johnson wife of Prof Merritt Johnson of Northern State Teachers College and former Wesley College violin instructor at the University of North Dakota died Monday afternoon in a local hospital after illness. Survived by her widower mother Mrs Sarah Larson Fargo and brother Willard Larson Fargo. Her father and another brother preceded her. She belonged to Delta Zeta and Sigma Alpha Iota. She was active in PEO Monday Music Club and Musician's Club Aberdeen and Thursday Music Club Grand Forks. Active Bethlehem Lutheran Church member.
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Aberdeen
Merritt Johnson
Norther State Teachers College
Wesley College
University of North Dakota
Sarah Larson
Fargo
Willard Larson
Delta Zeta Sorority
Sigma Alpha Ieta
Musician's Club
Thursday Music Club
Grand Forks
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Sanborn County Farmers Benefit and Local Notices
Sanborn County reports show emergency aid totals for corn hogs and wheat contracts with checks of 56003.55 and 33226.88 issued. Some contracts lack payments and more checks are expected. Halloween party details describe students and teachers enjoying seasonal decorations at Turton schools. M. L. Parrish of Cottonwood Lake underwent above knee leg amputation at Rochester hospital and is recovering.
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Sanborn County
Woonsocket
I. B. Trumbower
M. L. Parrish
Cottonwood Lake
Rochester
Controversy Over North America's Geographic Center
Gettsyburg reports a long running debate over the geographic center with three contenders in North Dakota Nebraska and South Dakota. A marker near Pierre marks the site while a Sioux legend speaks of a stone monument and a turtle shape created from stones at blood drops.
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U.S
Gettysburg
North America
Devil's Lake
N. D
York
Neb
Pierre
South Dakota
State Capitol
Snake Buttes
Missouri River
Wartio
Derr Rites At Mitchell Today
Derr 34 died in a shotgun accident Monday afternoon after telling his wife he forgot to clean his brother Lawrence s 410 gauge gun He was rushed to a local hospital and died within minutes Funeral services set for Noble and Son chapel with Rev C B Reidt officiating Burial planned at Graceland Cemetery and investigators note the ram rod and oil can found near the gun.
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Botchell
Noble and Son
Clarence Derr
Wands
C. B. Reidt
Graceland Cemetery
Derr
Lawrence
Dery
Sioux Falls Seeks U S Husking Meet
Sioux Falls chamber of commerce negotiates to bring the 1933 husking contest to the city. Secretary Paul K Myers says correspondence with national officials began and the move reflects demand for the event in corn producing areas.
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Sioux Falls
U.S
County Boards May Fight Leafy Spurge
South Dakota secretary of agriculture C A Russell says township boards can order eradication or control of leafy spurge. The weed is listed as noxious along with creeping jenny and quackgrass. Boards may force cleanup on private lands if landowners refuse, with costs billed to the landowner.
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Pierre
C. A. Russell
South Dakota
Russell
Winter Settles Over Lake Preston After Halloween Snow
November brings a persistent winter as Lake Preston reports three snowfalls since Halloween. Two inches fell Sunday and another two on Monday night, with sleet hail and thunder earlier. A cold northwest wind completes the scene as residents note the season’s arrival.
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Lake Preston
Fort Sully game refuge gets $79,600 federal allotment
The Resettlement Administration funds Fort Sully game refuge, a 16,500 acre site on the Missouri river near Onida South Dakota. The Oneida club state planning board recreation committee and South Dakota Game and Fish Department sponsored the project with ownership retained by the federal government. The area will be supervised by the Game and Fish Department and aims to produce pheasants grouse partridge rabbits deer and beaver amid varied terrain. Drought and erosion noted on benches and gumbo soils. Final land payment awaits title work.
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Onida
Wild Life Restoration Program
South Dakota
Federal Resettlement Administration
Lincoln, Neb
Fort Sully
Little Bend
Missouri River
Oneidas Club of
Recreation Committee
State Planning Board
South Dakota Game and Fish Department
Sherman E. Johnson
Four Generations In Howard Family Reunion
Pierre South Dakota area notes recount a four generation Howard reunion at Earl Howard's home in Huron with N. E. Howard, Earl, Lowell and Bobby. Lowell Howard resides in Missoula Montana. elder Howard filed on Buckeye township land in November 1882 after Hughes County formation. Ree Heights club meeting covered PLTA plans for April, included quilting for beneficiaries and a club dinner.
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Pierre
Downwyllalee
de Howard
Earl
Huron
N. E. Howard
Lowell
Bobby
Lowell Howard
Missoula
Mont
Howard
Buckeye Township
Hughes County
Model Newspaper Will Be Published At State Meeting
Delegates to the South Dakota Press Association convention in Sioux Falls will publish a four page model newspaper. Robert Cotes of Yankton college says the edition will be edited and printed on Friday and used for a Saturday round table discussion. Margaret Dempster of Sioux Falls is in charge of arrangements with talks planned by Tod Ramsay and Daily Argus Leader staff members.
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Yankton
South Dakota Press Association
Sioux Falls
Robert Cotes
Yankton College
Sioux Falls College
Margaret Dempster
Tod Ramsey
The
Daily Argus Leader
Gettysburg Class to Present Play
Gettysburg high school juniors will stage a three act play on November 22 titled Meat Uncle Sally. The cast includes Violet Starkey as Aunty Dorinda and Mary Griffith as Elisa Durant with Dororthy Savage directing.
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Gettysburg
Say
Gettysburg High School
Uncle Sally
Jay Tobias
Dorothy Savage
Violet Starkey
Aunty Dorinda
Mary Griffith
Elisa Durant
Donald Scheller
Gen Blayne
Otilla Trof— Jenny
Ivan White
Jimmy Snodgrass
Dean Kentpi
Bob Durant
Edwin Hays
Snorkins
Imoiene
Saly Sherwood
Lucile Heron
Miss 9
Mutigs
Morosé van Wald
Rev. Wright
Mary van Wald
Betty Blayne
Leo Larrington
William Hawkins
Shower Given For Wayland Couple
In Wayland Navy section special event Mrs Verna La Bau hosted a miscellaneous shower for future bride Verna Barber and her husband Dale Barber at the bride’s parents home Val and Rosa LaBa. Guests enjoyed visiting music and a mock wedding with several participants. A large gift basket and lunch were provided by the Aid. The couple plans to reside near Wessington Springs.
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Wayland
Navy
Rosa Hill Indies Aid
Dale Barber
Val LaBa
Henry Mosher
Missy Christina Johnson
Ed Billerman
Frank Delvaux
Uniform Traffic Rulings Urged By South Dakota Official
Milo Barber head of the motor patrol division urges adoption of uniform traffic ordinances by all South Dakota municipalities to aid enforcement reduce accidents and improve safety. He notes few towns have adopted the League of South Dakota Municipalities guidelines and urges broader adoption. A school carnival at Ree Heights drew strong public attendance and supported teacher projects.
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Ree Heights
Ree Heights High School
Groton Juniors Stage Class Play by Wilde
Groton moved by the Junior class to present Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest on December 15 under Donald Streeter. An English and public speaking instructor, Streeter trains the class with a British accent and plans a double cast for two evenings if possible. Streeter, from Nuron, has prior acting and directing experience locally.
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Groton
Nuron
Hat
Rexperience
Giver
Tiger House
Sid
Big Cheese
Farm house burns near Spearfish. loss estimated at 3500
A fire destroyed the farm house on the Nick Treweek estate three miles north of here Monday night. The S. J. Young family, new arrivals from Athol, occupied the house. Loss is estimated at 3500.
Plymouth’s greatest yet promises safety and comfort
Plymouth announces more than 40 improvements for 1936 models. Eleven new comfort features join the famed Floating Ride. A new sway eliminator and twice as rigid frame add riding smoothness. The 1936 Safety-Steel body is stronger and hydraulics provide quick, smooth braking for family safety.
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Plymouth
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Brookings School
Turton
Pookes
Mitchell
Oniada
Emma Saunders
Wes
Barber
League
Groton Juniors
Tam
Marguckite
Osc
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler Motors Commercial Credit Company
Listat
Detroit
Ela Ee
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