Hills Convene South Dakota P T A Convention
Educators and parents gather in Deadwood October 22 to 24 for the South Dakota branch of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. A Stam chairs the program featuring Dr Woodburn C Kendall and Mrs Hazel Ott with city superintendents, Mrs Waggoner and E B Bergquist speaking, group conferences, and a sightseeing trip.
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Deadwood
South Dakota
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
A. Stam
C. E. Kendall
C. Woodurn
Spearfish Normal
Hazel Ott
Alvin Waggoner
Phillip
Woodburn
Kendall
E. B. Bergquist
Rapid City
Oit
Sec
Waggoner
Deadwood Chamber of Commerce
Hall Referee Appointed in Disbarment Case
Phil Hall of Brookings named by the state supreme court as referee to hear testimony in the disbarment proceedings against P. A. Hosford of Win mér. Hall faces no stated conflicts. the case alleges Hosford induced perjured testimony.
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Select Hall
P. A. Hosford
Dierre
Phil Hall
Brookings
Atorney
Itters Mncy General
South Dakota
State Supreme Court
P. A. Hasford
Win
Mér
Hosford
Students honored in national drama society election
Isaac Hegness Vermillion Helen Blankenburg Fedora Heather Jean Douglas Highmore and Harold Steck Belle Fourche were elected to Theta Alpha Phi national dramatic honor society. Members are chosen for major and minor roles in campus productions and are active in dramatics and other campus activities.
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Versaillion
Isaac Hegness
Vermillion
Helen Blankenburg
Fedora
Heather Jean Douglas
Highmore
Harold Steck
Belle Fourche
Theta Alpha Phi
National Dramatic Honor Society
T Hese
Marriage Licenses Issued In Woonsocket
Two marriage licenses were issued this week by the Clerk of Courts. Clifton Nicholson 20 of Artesian wed Lucile Zard 18 of Mitchell. Max Reed 21 of Mitchell wed Helen Moore 38 of Mitchell.
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Woonsocket
Christensen
Clifton Nicholson
Artesian
Lucile Zard
Mitchell
Max Reed
Helen Moore
Newspaper men of South Dakota change careers since 1910
Pierre reports that of 143 South Dakota Press Association members in 1890, only about three remain in journalism today. Many former reporters have become business leaders, Realtors, officials, attorneys, judges, or secretaries, with names including Loy Aldrich, A M Beaumont, H H Bode, John Longstaff, M C Burnham, H E Dawes, R E Dowdell, J W Parmley, E L Senn, and C R Tinan among those shifted to other roles.
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South Dakota
Pierre
South Dakota Press Association
Geuth
The
Press Association
Loy Aldrich
Beaumont
HH. OL. Bode
Star
Railroad Commission
John Longstaff
Huron
M.C. Burnham
Marian Kalayjian to make first American concert debut in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls hosts pianist Marian Kalayjian in her first U S concert on Friday October 3 sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Born in Parker South Dakota she studied with Isidor Philipp in Fontainebleau and Josef Siveinne at the Juilliard Foundation. Her Paris debut previously drew praise as a rising talent.
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Marian Kalayjian
Sioux Falls
Mirion Kaloyjian
Parker, S. D
Josef Shevinne
Julliard Foundation
New York City
Parker
Yankton College
South Dakota
Paris
Philip
A. E. Godfrey
Stave
Schools Obtain Movies Of University Week
South Dakota whirh schools may purchase motion pictures of University work shown last spring at the University of South Dakota by writing to Garrett Breckenridge secretary of the Extension. The package includes pictures and a projection machine operable in high schools with electricity.
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South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Garrett Breckenridge
Extension Vision
Breckenridge
Junior Short Course Sees Growing Interest in Brookings
Brookings reports inquiries for the seventh annual Junior Short Course to be held December 27 to 31. Expecting a strong turnout, leaders anticipate about a 50 percent enrollment rise over last year, with 50 members already booked. The event combines instruction, recreation, and leadership activities for 4 H club members statewide, aided by college staff and leaders from other states, featuring a leadership conference, banquet, costume party, orchestra, and tours. Banners and trophies will honor high achievers, and programs are being prepared for distribution.
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Brookings
HM. Jones
Togets
Correspondence Course In Heredity Offered
Vermillion October 2 a new correspondence course in heredity will be offered by the Extension division of the University of South Dakota according to Garrett Breckenridge Extension secretary The course number 115 in the university catalog will be taught by Dr B P Churchill professor of zoology It covers fundamental principles and laws of heredity with attention to their manifestation in man Two credit hours may be earned for college credit in this course
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University of South Dakota
Garrett Breckenridge
B. P. Churchill
Churchill
Brick
Fenridge
Farm Union Dance Set for Wes South Dakota Town Hall
Members of the Farmers Whiteside Union will stage a dance in the Wesleyton community hall on Friday evening October 3. Old time music will be played and proceeds go to the union treasury.
Bulow to Speak at Cornerstone in Ziebach County
Governor Bulow will be the principal speaker at the cornerstone ceremony for Ziebach County's new courthouse. The building is expected to be completed by January 1, and a history of the county will be placed in the cornerstone.
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Bulow
Dupres
Wi T
Ziebach County
Juvenile Degree of Honor Club Plans October Meeting
Wellington notes show the Juvenile Degree of Honor club set to meet Saturday afternoon October 4 in the community hall. A Halloween party will follow the meeting with lunch served. The group organized in April with 28 members and 8 currently enrolled. Mya Wod Eschler is the director.
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Wellington
Mya
Onida Study Club Opens Season Work
Onida September study group begins its season with a meeting at Mrs. Aster Spears home. Six meetings focus on literature, others are miscellaneous with one guest night led by Mrs. Belva Barman. Executives include Miss Blanch Nelson vice president Mrs. Mabel Welsh secretary and Mrs. Dagmar Norgaard treasurer.
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Onida Study Club
ONIDA
Aster Spears
Belva Barman
Fedora Girls Club Sets Notable Winning Record
The Fedora Girls sewing club led by Mrs. Frank O Neal has achieved the longest winning streak among nine girls in Miner County. Office records show they earned more prizes at the 1930 state fair than any other girls club in the state and more winnings than any similar club in the county.
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Anl
Fedora
S. W. Jones
Miner County
Frank O'Neal
Towne Heads South Dakota Cheer Squad Captain
Lionel Towne of Watertown was elected captain of the University of South Dakota cheering squad at a special student association election. Le Roy Ericsson of Salem was chosen for the Athletic Board of Control. Four assistant cheerleaders were selected after tryouts: Norris Amundson Castlewood Ralph Seyder Vermillion Elmer Clark Redfield and Lyle Kleipjahn Gregory.
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Lionel Towne
Vermillion
Ort
Abmetic Board of Control
University of South Dakota
Watertown
LeRoy Ericsson
Salem
Athletic Board of Control
Towne
Beta Thets Fi
Ericsson
Delta Tau Delta
Coyote
Iyouts
Norris Amundson
Castlewood
Ralph Seyder
Elmer Clark
Redfield
Lyle Kleipjahn
Gregory
State Bottlers To Meet In Aberdeen
Aberdeen hosts the South Dakota Bottlers association convention October 6 and 7 with speakers including Unesterman of Sioux City and Harry Cameron of Aberdeen. About 50 soft drink manufacturers and allied industries will attend to discuss industry matters and an entertainment program is prepared. FLW Witte of Sioux Falls is president and will preside.
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Aberdeen
Unesterman
Sioux City
American Bottlers of
South Dakota
Bottlers Association
Chesterman
Allied Industries
Harry Cameron
FLW
Witte
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Battlers Association
Grain Movement Slowed By Rain In Northwest
Rain across the northwest in recent weeks slows grain movement from county farms to terminal markets. Farmers Union Terminal says fields hindered by wet soil keep harvest activity high but hauling volume reduced. Early fall dry spell had limited plowing, raising storage receipts and delaying sales.
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ST. Paul
Minm
Farmers Union Terminal Association
Northwest grain association reports threshing progress and cash remittance
The association acts as an agent passing growers' money to grain producers. Rain delays in northern sections have slowed threshing, but most threshing is finished.
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Association
Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers At Wellington Meeting
At a Wellington job meeting the Legion Auxiliary elected officers for the upcoming year. J J Carson was named commander with J Webb as vice commander and A Sudawick adjutant and finance officer. Other officers include Join Cashman chaplain W C Wade historian N E Williams sergeant at arms Frieda Vetter president and Ida Liv thei first vice president Elizabeth Lytton second vice president Esther Hertsberg secretary Ella Mutz servant at arms Della Buck chap Best Peters son historian.
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Wellington Sphineue
Wen Om
Legionalit Zs
J. J. Carson
J. Webb
A. Sudawick
Cashman
W. C. Wade
N. E. Williams
Frieda Vetter
Order
Idna Liv Thei
Eizabeth Lyton
Esther Hertsberg
Ella Mutz
Della Buck
Best Petersson
East Tenth Street Viaduct Delayed Until Late November
Sioux Falls reports the East Tenth Street viaduct will not open until late November. City engineer R. E. Bragstad said work completes by mid October, but approaches finish later in November delaying traffic and a ceremonial inauguration is planned with local dignitaries.
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Sioux Falls
East Tenth Street
R. E. Bragstad
Bel
Isaftic
Pimples on Face and Body Healed by Cuticura
Arthur R. Simpson of Chicago reports pimples on his face chest arms and hands were hard and itch intensely. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the itching stopped within two weeks and the rash improved, with symptoms lasting about fourteen months before treatment. Remedies advertised as sold everywhere.
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Apun
Arthur R. Simpson
Chicago
Folley Called to Webster Church Pastoral Post
Webster October annual meeting of the Community church voted to call Rev. BE A Falley to the pastorate for an indefinite period to advance its program. LS Coomas elected president of the official board with E C Patley as treasurer. Budget committee members named A A Carrick LW Overton and Earl Johnston.
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Folley
Webster Church
Webster
BE. A. Falley
LS. Coomas
E. C. Patley
A. A. Carrick
LW. Overton
Earl Johnston
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Hills
S. D. Branch
Jones
Fedora Girls Club
Liscrrt & Myers
Toratca Coy
Auxiliary
Legion
Waibel
Habicht
Habicht’s
Tive
Men’s & Young Men's Overcoats
Oxfords
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