New Educational Move In South Dakota School of the Aire
A national youth administration program titled the School of the Aire will launch in South Dakota next month, running through late May. Paul Hoffmann announced radio broadcasts from WNAX Yankton with 75 lectures across fine arts sciences and social sciences. Thirty-five colleges will contribute talent, with 15 minute sessions three times weekly on 3:20 PM CST each Monday Wednesday and Friday.
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Yierre
School of the Aire
National Youth Administration
South Dakota
Paul J. Hoffmann
Hoffmann
Wnax An
Yankton
Aubrey Willlems
Philip L. Ketchum
Deeenees
C. W. Pugsiey
Soc. Sciences
Lee S. Deets
Funct
Universae
South Dake
Sustana Colree
Ter
Joseph Svinok
Minos
Rudgiph
Vath
Mumc Freeman
Vermesdas
Spearfish
Thoms
University of South Dakota
Bright
Lye Bright
Ovatory of Music
Sioux Falls
Josenis G. Hutton
Asspei
South Dakkota Sente
Fridex
Dee
A. Sehell
South da
Red Cross Drive Closes in Kingsbury County
Preston Nov 26 Special Mrs Elsie Cart chairman of the Kingsbury county Red Cross drive reports Troquois district as the first to complete its drive With Mrs Bilsie Wolters in charge the drive shows a third increase in membership over last year
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Roquois
Red Cross
Preston
Elsie Cart
Kingsbury County
Troquois
Bilsie Wolters
Music Winners In Program Over Air
Lake Preston high school students featured in a broadcast on Huron station Sunday from A215 to 1:00 clock. Winners in a music call contest sponsored by the De Smet amateur station include Mildred Mack, trombone Ostroot, baritone, Lillian Seibacken, flute, Dorothy Bentley, clarinet, Robert Johnson, violin, Dorothy Al Muen and Margaret Eid, Dorothy Bentley and Hesby. Prize Dorothy Alseth, accompanist.
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Air Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Huron
de Smet
Mildred Mack
Tromen Ostroot
Lillian Seibacken
Dorothy Bentley
Clarimet
Robert Johnson
Dorothy al- Muen
Margaret Eid
Shelterbelt Trees Stored At Mitchell Stock raised for 1936 plantings
L Ford state shelterbelt director designated Mitchell as the storage site for five million seedling trees from South Dakota nurseries. Shipments from Rapid City Brookings and Baltic arrived for storage to be distributed to temporary sites in Beadle Brown Spink Sanbern Bon Hosmne and Mc Cook counties in spring before planting. Moisture improved crop outlook after last week's snow and sun break. Erwin Rebekah circle met at Mrs Jonnie Atwood's with good attendance and regular business.
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Mitchell Mitchell
Bay
L. Ford
Huron
Michell
South Dakota
Rapid City
Brookings
Baltic
Mitshell
Beadle
Brown, Spink
Sanbern
Bon Hosmne
McCook
Buffalo Hunt Proves Painful To Preston Bay
LAKE PRESTON November 25. Dale Kerr seven year old son of Mr and Mrs D G Kerr was playing Indian in his yard and shooting at buffalo cows until a cow charged him and lacerated his forehead requiring four stitches. He later says the crow shot by an Indian from behind a tree caused the hurt, not the buffalo.
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Lake Preston
Dale Kerr
D. G. Kerr
Dale
Forestburg Pupils Attain High Marks
The second six weeks closed November 22 and will reopen December 2 allowing teachers to attend the Mitchell convention and Thanksgiving. Top high school and spelling honorees listed. many pupils across grades earned perfect or near perfect attendance and accuracy.
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Forestburg
Mitchell
Joe Stouber
Julia Stouber
Charles Briggs
Russell Aker
Darleen Schelsky
Faye Mack
Bille McCormick
Bobby Ellingson
Alfred Briges
Doris Dent
Wayne Donn
Trane Fouberg
Lorraine Larson
Marian Larsen
Bernice Luthi
Donald Parnam
Glenda Senska
Donald Senska
Wesley Dean
Raymond Jacobson
Ellen Xundert
Lusille Larson
Julia Slouke
Ellen Fairfield
Raymond
Judy
Raymond Ohison
Loree Rickel
Joseph Slouber
Nideen Peterson
Moynard Fouberg
Joyce
Hollngton
Merle Nurnberg
Maxine Aker
Bernita Ann LaBresche
Mary Eilean Christensen
Duane Farnam
Clara Johnson
Pauling Schefsky
Becsty Lou B
Mary Spelbeit
Secomd
Donald Spelbering
Betty Ohlsen
Shirkes Aker
Jimmy Aker
Wesley Petsach
Spelling Record Kept In New Way At Banner No 4
Southeast Banner No 4 hosts a CL spelling contest where each 100 rites earned by a pupil moves a car 1000 miles. Feats June leads with 30 miles, while Carol Knotse of fifth grade Banner No 4 reports under teacher Mrs Bart Haigh.
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New Way Southeast
Banner No. 4
June
Carol Knotse
Bart Haigh
Messiah to Be Presented by D W U Groups in Mitchell
Mitchell plans a December 15 performance of Handel s Messiah at the Methodist church Led by Joseph Holloway the combined A Cap pella choir from Dakota Wesleyan University and Mitchell townspeople will join the chorus that performed The Creation last June About a hundred voices will participate with soloists to be announced Thanksgiving sales and events noted include a Bethel church Sewing Club sale November 28 with a program at 7 o clock and refreshments afterward.
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D. W.U
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Handel
Methodist Church
Joseph Holloway
Sewing Club of the
Bethel Church of Carpenter
Play contests held for Erwin grades six and five
Fifth and sixth grade pupils held play contests in Erwin with Lucille Coulson winning in sixth grade and Shirley Johansen winning in fifth. Some other teams will conduct contests later.
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Erwin
Lucille Coulson
Shirley Johannesen
Othereams
Old Age Pensions Worry Politicians In South Dakota
South Dakota's 1936 campaign may see old age pensions become a tema, with Townsend plan support posing a political risk for candidates. Governors, party leaders, and legislators weigh endorsing $80 monthly pensions for those over 60 as debates swirl over finance, votes, and potential impact on elections. Local officials report travel denial patterns and private minutes show politics simmering behind the scenes. Erwin pupils also faced six week exams as districts closed the term.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Townsend Plan
Townsend
De Smet Woman Gathers Data for South Dakota Project
Miss Agney Curley collects material for a federal county guide in South Dakota. The effort aims to map exploration, history, weather, flora and fauna, landmarks, transportation, parks, education, religion, sport, and more to attract travelers and residents. She rents space near Johnson air station on Highway 23 for an office and living quarters.
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de Smet
Data DE Smet
Agney Curley
Federalritery
South Dakota
Curley
Johnson Air Station
Highway 23
One Cent A Day Offers Accident Policy Upto 100 Monthly
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co at 3304 Postal Life Building Kansas City Missouri offers an accident policy paying up to 100 dollars monthly for 24 months for disability and 2000 dollars for death with annual cost under 1 dollar per day. Over 130000 have purchased this policy. Open to men women and children with no medical exam required. Send name address age beneficiary name and relationship to receive policy in 10 days with free inspection. Limited time offer.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Postal Life Building
Kansas City
Teady
Miss Moon Funny Play Delights Local Audience
A lively crowd enjoyed a humorous staged production with strong character portrayals. The cast included Sheldon Christianson Raymond Judy Floyd Christianson and Willard Briggs performing a quartet that sang Musequito amid the entertaining plot and witty quips.
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Miss Moon
Sheldon Christianson
Raymond Judy
Floyd Chris- Lianson
Willard Briggs
Home for vacation at Lake Preston
Misa Frances Rich returns from Aberdeen where she attended Northern State Teachers College to spend Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs R L Rich at Lake Preston. details note her travel from Aberdeen Friday evening and arrival for the holiday period.
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Lake
Preston
Misa Frances Rich
Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
R. L
Rich Frances Teaches as She Pursues Degree
Rich Frances, a former high school graduate now pursuing a degree, will assist in teaching and tutor during the second quarter. Community groups including Odd Fellows, Rebekah, Mason and Eastern Star lodges sponsored a benefit dance Friday evening, continuing a popular winter series for wholesome youth entertainment. In Lake Preston, the 4 H society of the Congregational church hosted an evening at Marvin Johnson home with Lloyd and Ruth as hosts, featuring games and contests followed by refreshments. Erwin consolidated school closes this week as teachers attend the SDEA convention in Mitchell and observe Thanksgiving at home.
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Rich
Frances
Lake Preston
Odd Fellow
Rebekah, Mason
Eastern Star
Conmestional Church
Marvin Johnson
Lloyd
Ruth
Johnson
Erwin
Specia
Erwin Consolidated
SDEA
Mitchell
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