Survey Shows College Women Spend $19,074 Yearly on Apparel
Sioux Falls college students reveal total nine month expenditures of $176,965 with the largest item board at $45,040.30 and tuition at $37,250.00. Women lead in clothing spending at $319,074.60, with men spending more on amusements and transportation. The survey compares department by department costs for coeds and male students.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
John Shultz
Stylus
Virgil Kleespiel
Sioux Brave
Co‘eds
Forestburg Board Vote Cuts School Tax Levy
Forestburg district school board met to consider retiring debt with insurance funds or selling securities, lowering the tax levy from 4600 to 5500, removing 3000 for the sinking fund, and voting on plans and specifications for school rebuilding. Voting on roll calls showed mixed support among members including Judy, Fairfield, Hinde, Levey, and Larson.
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Forestburg
Forestburg Consolidated District
Rassluliod
Ivdy
Fairfield and Hinde
Levey Arti Larson
Yudy
Fairfield
Hinde
Levey
Miller Band Peace Day Program Observed
Miller Band directed by Jack Bonk performed a peace day observance with songs and instrumental works. Marion Thomas Edith McDonald Graham Carrie Jacobs Bond readings by Lorraine Schroeder and Fred W. Clement featured, followed by a dance sponsored by the band and commercial club.
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Rililer
Jack Bonk
Arch
Strausaiana
Marion Thomas
Edith McDonald Graham
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Lorraine Schroeder
Gray Mara
Fred W. Clement
John Philip Sousa
Cavour Aid Meets at Mrs Barton Home
The Cavour M E Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Raymond Barton’s with a good crowd despite bad weather. Barton fed the visitors with luvid for the ladies.
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Cavour Aid
Cavour
Cavour M. E
Raymond Barton
Barton
Luvid
French Club Le Cercle Francais Forms at Eastern
A French club named Le Cercle Francois becomes active on Eastern's campus with Ruth Wood as president Florence Steele as vice president and Ethel Mae Gunnison as secretary and treasurer Mrs Mary Mundt serves as class adviser
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Madison
le Cercle Frencois
Eastern
Ruth Wood
Florence Steele
Ethel Mae Gunnison
Mary Mundt
Radio Features Highlight US Network Classical Music Airs
Latest statistics show NBC and CBS average four hours weekly of classical music with NBC at four and CBS at fourteen. WEAF-NBC promotes Westminster Choir conducted by Dr. John Finley Williamson with about 20 singers traveling from Princeton to New York weekly. WJZ-NBC schedules New England governors conferences broadcasts for Thursday and Friday. Three Keys return to WEAF-NBC after a brief absence. Program highlights include Ray Perkins, Ben Bernie’s Lads, Ed Wynn and Band, Three Keys, Georgie Price, Magic Voice, Jay C. Flipgenties, William O’Neal tenor, Musical Dreams, You and Your Government, Musical Memories, and Aida from Grand Opera. Wednesday high spots listed for WEAF NEC and related stations.
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Associated Press
Celival Standard
New York
NBC
CBS
WEAF
Westminster Choir
John Finley Williamson
Princeton
N. 2
New England
Ray Perkins
Ben Bernie
Ed Wynn
WABC
Georgie Prise
Jay C. Flipgenties
William O'Neal
Wiz-Nec
You
Farmers Use Corn for Fuel in Claremont Area
Groton reports farmers near Claremont harvesting a good corn crop now repurposing corn for fuel as well as livestock feed. With corn prices low, farmers say corn provides the most economical fuel source available to them.
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Groton
Claremont
Westminster Choir and Four Eton Boys Radio Schedule
A radio listing notes Westminster choir at 1:30, Four Eton Boys at 2:43, Madison Ensemble at 12:30, and Land Grant College program at 11:30. Included is talk titled Must We Have War by the Bishop of Exeter at 2:30.
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Westminster_ choir
Lady Next Door
WABC
CBS
Madison Ensemble
WIZ
NBC
Exeter
Glend Sutera named to Ball Committee at State College
Glenn Sutera of Huron, a State College student, joins a committee to plan features for the December 2 military ball. Paul Freeburg of Watertown is chairman. Guidon members assist with arrangements as the event remains a popular campus social. The Armistice night banquet by The American Legions drew Legionnaires and families at 7:30, with tables festooned in red winter decor.
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Glenn Sutera
Bonilla
Opal
American Legions
Peace Day Program Held At Forestburg
Forestburg school under Superintendent Hickcox presented an Armistice Day program in the hall at 2 pm. Students and staff featured poetry, plays, choral selections, talks on World War history and war’s horrors, and a school band performance culminating in a prayer, taps, and The Star Spangled Banner.
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Forestburg
Hickcox
Williamson
Clayton
Hick*lom
Mary Frances Winde
Lewis i Larsm
Flanders Field
Mary Jane Wilder
Daryl Levey
Mr. Williamson
Wilson Dent
Levey
Cleton
Boy Breaks Arm in Fall at Burdette
Ray mond Klepps five year old grandson of Mr and Mrs A C Miller fractured his arm in a fall at Burdette on November 15. He lives with his grandparents in Burdette.
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Raymond Klepps
A. C. Miller
Raymond
Raymond Program Dims Amid Weather and Skiing Break
The Raymond day program drew few spectators due to weather though the grades and high school girls glee club directed by Hazel Hageman delivered a fine show. Rev. Mr. Nelson of Clark spoke. school dismissed midafternoon as many teachers and guards attended the Doland Clark football game. Younger pupils seized chance to ski.
County says no authority to extend school fund loans
Pierre November 16 2 County commissioners lack authority to extend school fund loans in South Dalats. The attorney general's office informed Harold Lovre state's attorney at Bayti. Foreclosure avoidance only by making two new loans, the opinion says.
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Pierre
South Dalats
Harold 0. Lovre
Bayti
All State Orchestra To Play At IDEAS Convention
An all state high school orchestra organized for the second time will perform in Rapid City on November 23 during the South Dakota Education Association convention. Dr Joseph R Maddy of the University of Michigan will direct the group, having led a similar ensemble at the 1932 convention.
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Rapid City
South Dakota Education Association
Joseph R. Maddy
University of Michigan
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