Dakota Westeyan Faculty Attend SDE A Meet
Six members of the Dakota Westeyan university faculty will join the South Dakota Educational Association convention in Rapid City from November 24 to 27. Named are Miss Clara Sinclair Mrs Jennie B Ploming Ralph Bar Cecil J Sem and De Erk A Foadman.
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Mitchell
Dakota
Westeyan University
South Dakota Educational Association
Rapid City
Clara Sinclair
Jennie B. Ploming
Ralph Bar
Cecil J. Sem
Erk A. Foadman
Wesley Hospital Campaign Aims 50 000 For Brookings Unit
Brookings November 21 preliminary organization forms to raise thirty thousand dollars for a new addition to Wesley hospital the former Dakota Deaconess hospital now under the South Dakota conference of the Methodist church. The expansion will raise capacity to 49 beds and house administrative offices maternity operating x ray laboratory kitchen and dining facilities. A nurse training school will follow to meet state requirements. A hundred canvass workers will cover the service area from December 2 to 9. Three Methodist hospitals exist in the state at Rapid City Hill City and Brookings.
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Brookings
Wesley Hospital
Dakota Deaconess Hospital
South Dakota
Board of Managers
Irsea- Training League
Methodist
Rapid City
Aillehell
Northern Alumni Banquet Set in Rapid City
Northern Normal alumni from Rome and Rapid City will gather in Rapid City on November 26 for their annual banquet. Dr David Allen Anderson president of the school will be the main speaker Russell E Jonas superintendent of Mead corn el will serve as toastmaster. Marie Finley assists with preparations as alumni secretary-treasurer.
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ApL_RDEEN
Rome
Northern Normal
Rapid City
David Allen Anderson
Russell E. Jonas
Sturgis
Mead Cornel
Wil
Marie Finley
Northenn Normal
Finish Gravel Project on Highway Number 14
Emergency graveling on two grade construction projects along U S Highway 14 east of Pierre was completed by the state highway commission. Grading issues and wet weather disrupted traffic, but Rinetches have been gravell ed and a surfacing coat applied across the road crown. Blading will maintain passable conditions with possible snow.
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U.8
Pierré
State
Big Way
Alpena P T A Holds November Meeting
Alpena P T A met Tuesday evening in the high school auditorium for a brief business session. The Standard Bearers led devotionals under president Lucile Murphy with spiritual training of children discussed by Miss Weda Aisenbrey Frazel Meyers and La Rae Meyers under Mrs J K Washburn guidance.
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Alpena P. T. A
Alpena
Parent-Teachers Association
Lucile
Blind pair run Liberty broom factory in White Lake
Nov. 21 White Lake Liberty broom factory run by Matt Schleder and Charles Painter, both blind, has flourished since its founding a year ago. They trained at the State School for the Blind Gan, produce eight handmade broom grades including toy whisk jar and street brooms. Street brooms use rattan fiber. claim unique car broom and toy broom tim lock. Supplying 22 towns in South Dakota.
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White Lake
Liberty
Matt Schleder
Charles Painter
State School For the Blind
Gan
Takota
Wall Community Hospital plans 20000 Dollar facility
Pierre November 1 filing of incorporation papers shows plans to build a 20000 dollar hospital at Wall by the Wall Community Hospital association. Directors named include G. H. Anderson W. N. Marks and G. W. Mills of Wall. Also filed for Security Investment Company of Baulkton Waulkton with 25000 dollar capital, directors Gay C. Johnson J. W. Shirk J. T. Hovren A. G. Molander W. J. Jacobs.
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Pierre
Wall
Minneapolis
J. W. Shirk
Baulkton
J. T. Hovren
White Rock
W. J. Jacobs
Fantkton
Counties must have express budget for school books
In Pierre on November 21 the state attorney general ruled that South Dakota counties cannot buy school textbooks without an express budget appropriation. Turner M. Rudesill asked if an appropriation was required after funds in the budget were expended. The opinion states that purchases must stay within an appropriation and revolving funds from book sales are not allowed without commissioners’ approval.
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Board of County Commissioners
Watertown hunter to care for wounded birds this season
Frank Bramble of Watertown announces he will again shelter crippled ducks and pheasants at his wild game park. He appeals to local sportsmen to pick up wounded birds found after the open hunting season and bring them to his park for care.
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Watertown
Frank Bramble
Wold
Miller Garden Flowers Bloom Despite Season
Despite winter touches a small bouquet blooms in Mrs. F. B. Greene’s yard. Flowers picked earlier in fall remain in her Thomne amid nine inches of snow, recalling summer’s presence.
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Miller Garden
Yankton to Open New Water Plant on Nov 26
Yankton city commissioners set November 26 as the opening day for the Missouri river water plant at Josta park. Engineers and contractors will guide visitors through the plant during a formal opening, with minor adjustments during the test period and full operation expected by early next week.
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Yankton
Josta Park
Capitalize on Child Admiration, Says SD Dean
Eva Glass Brack, dean of women at the University of South Dakota, urged Sioux Falls readers to choose material featuring admirable characters like Lindbergh to guide children. She spoke to the Catholic Swanasa’s Literary Society, emphasizing practical inspiration in reading selections.
Inspirational Heroes for Youth from Local Leaders
Glassbrook urged that youth need role models beyond their own community. He argued a hero from literature or media can inspire young people to aspire, learn, and strive for success through accessible stories.
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Déan Glassbrook
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