Miss Dakota to Be Named at University October 18
Twenty six senior women at the University of South Dakota qualify for Miss Dakota, homecoming queen for Dakota Day activities on October 28. Eligibility requires campus status, completion of three years at the state college, and current South Dakota residency. A panel will select three finalists for a student election on October 18.
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University of South Dakota
Miss Dakota
South Dakota
Austrid
Anderson
Dorothy Anderson
Inez. Anderson
Point
Ina Boegler
Menno
Francis Brooks
Marion Caldwell
Sioux Falls
Lucile Cleland
Parker
Martha Colleran
Montrose
Roberta Craig
Trier
Constance Deer
Virginia Farmer
Catherine Gale
Hilland
Marjorie Goodereon
Irene
Mary Hayek
Mabie Johnson
Dorothy Kreis
Alpha Lerson
Kathryn Mahan
Burbank
Dorothy Manning
Doris Morrissey
Marjorie Moser
Lorene Rasmussen
Mobridge
Dorothy Risk
Wheat Production Center form s Kingsbury county at De Smet
The Wheat Production Center association for Kingsbury county held its first meeting in De Smet at the courthouse. Fraris Shumaker of Troguo’s was elected president with Oscar C. Johnson as vice president, Charles Sayre as secretary, and Carl Nordland as treasurer. About 90 percent of local wheat growers signed allotment contracts, totaling over 22 000 acres, with some applications still pending.
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DE Smet
Wheat Production Center Association
Kingsbury County
Fraris Shumaker
Troguo
Oscar C. Johnson
Oldham
Charles Sayre
Chas. Sayre
Sunday School Meeting at Preston Highlights District Program
The district Sunday School convention gathered at the Lake Preston Methodist church Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Marvin Johnson presiding. Mrs. R Way presented Primary Problems, followed by discussions on superintendent issues led by A A Conilson. Charles Johnson participated as county organization secretary, with musical numbers performed by Robert Lewis Miss Alice Schlender and others.
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Lake Fheston
Methodist’church
Lake Preston
Marvin Johnson
R. Way
A.A. Conilson
Charles Johnson
Hetland
Robert Lewis
Alice Schlender
Mra PA. Anderson
O. Jerald
Methodist Church
Frankfort Fresh Freshmen Day Initiation Featured Hair and Shoes
In Frankfort on October 4 a school event saw upperclassmen initiate freshmen during Freshmen Day. Girls wore pig tails while boys wore mis matched shoes and backs of shirts buttoned. Sophomores and juniors led the evening activities followed by a lunch of sandwiches cake and fruit.
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Frankfort
Pehodl
Alpena Family Moving to California Upends Winter
An Alpena family plans to move to California disrupting their winter routine. The afternoon involved games of carrom and bridge with Mrs. Sellers. A dance occurred on October 4 at a new barn on the W. J. C. Haigh farm, two and a half miles south and one mile east.
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Alpena
California
YALE
W. J
Lilac in Bloom Report from Aliena Resident
Mrs. Mary Rodman on Fourth Street reports two lilac bunches in her yard in Aliena. They are smaller than spring blooms but drawing much comment. Belgium imposes taxes on aliens staying over 15 days. registration costs and two year residence cards announced by government.
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Aliena
Mary Rodman
Fourth Street
Belgium
Brussels
Lake Preston Hunting Prestige Declines in North Dakota
The article notes Lake Preston losing its status as a top hunting spot in South Dakota. Opening day drew hunters who returned with few birds, as local lakes dried up and the area faced drought. Farmers discuss reduced allotments under agricultural programs.
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Lake
Preston
Lake Preston
Sou ‘Dakota
Pres‘ton
University of South Dakota KUSD to go off air brief
KUSD Vermillion will be silent on October 11 and October 13 to allow KFNF Shenandoah Iowa to broadcast its annual old fiddlers contest. The station normally airs Monday Wednesday and Friday from 8 to 9 p.m. featuring French lessons athletics reviews English talks and classical music.
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Radio State
KUSD
University of South Dakota
Garrett Breckenridge
KFNF
Shenandoah
Yowa
University
College of Fina Arts
E. C. Ehrensperger
Onida Drum Corps Leaves For Chicago
The American Legion drum corps from Onida, billed as the world's smallest, departed for Chicago Saturday evening aiming to reach Sunday night. Members are M. R. Keck, Earl Hardwick, Clarence Brabec, and Louis Fosness. they play 12 instruments in colonial costumes and have performed across South Dakota and other states. They will join a Legion parade and perform at The Century of Progress grounds.
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Onida
American Legion
Chicago
Earl Hardwick
Clarence Brabec
Louis Fosness
South Dakota
the Legion
Century of Progress
Sire Exchange Day At Onida Draws Large Crowd
In Onida on Oct 4 a strong turnout attended the second annual Sire Exchange Day hosted by the Sully county farm bureau and local businessmen. The fair grounds housed livestock displays while events including foot races bicycle races and a grandstand program entertained. the post season Sully county baseball league game between the Muskrats and Onics ended 15 to 14 with many errors due to wind and dust.
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Onida
Sully
Muskerats
Central Sully
Onics
Ifthe Sully County Baseball League
Muskrats
Aid Society Meeting With Mrs Howard Miller
The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs Howard Miller Thursday afternoon. Members are asked to bring quilt pieces.
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AID
Bonilla
Ladies Aid Society
Howard Miller
Hyde Schools Open Highmore
Eden township opened two of eight month schools last week, the last in the county to start this term, raising the total number of schools in Hyde County to a.
Aberdeen P T A Convention Focus on Adequate Education
Aberdeen hosts the P T A convention October 19 and 20 to address education in the state with theme Adequate Education for Youth Our Obligation. The meeting will discuss minimum standards for public schools and a national speakers list includes Mrs. Charles E. Roe of Washington DC, executive secretary of the national association.
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South
Charles E. Roe
Washington, D. C
The
National Association
Redfield Building Damaged By Blaze
Firemen battled a blaze in Lyons' apartments in Redfield on Sunday night about 8 20. Wiring in the floor is blamed for the fire which destroyed or blistered most furnishings. The worst damage was in the apartment housing four girls and insurance partially covers the loss. Move Yale residents relocate household goods from the apartments above the bank to a blank residence near the depot.
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Redfield
Blaze Redfield
Lyons
YALE
Wiliam Malone
Special Election in Wagner on Water Reservoir Bonds
Wagner city commission calls a special election for October 9 to authorize issuing 8 500 in bonds for a new water reservoir. If approved, a new pump installation is planned as part of the project.
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Wagner
White Feathered Meadow Lark Killed by Hawk
Mitchell October 4 A single albino meadowlark, killed by a hawk on a southwest Mitchell farm, leaves only white feathers in the possession of Dr A V Arlton head of biology at Dakota Wesleyan University He planned to study the bird but the hawk claimed it first This is the first albino meadowlark reported in the area and albino sparrows and robins have been found nearby
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Mitchell
Lark
Hell
A. V. Arlton
Dakota
Wesleyan University
Hawk
Ariton
Dr. Alton
Highmore Teachers To Attend S D E A Meeting
Highmore faculty members will attend the S D E A gathering in Sioux Falls next month. Lois Buswell will present on selecting a play for small high schools and A A Staack will assist in the biology round table.
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Highmore
Sioux
Reverend Wilhanig Conducts Service in Gann Valley Church
Reverend George Wilhanig of Rapid City conducted services at the Gann Valley church Sunday evening in the absence of resident pastor Reverend R. R. Keithahn. Keithahn has been speaking across the state this past week and will continue with engagements at the Northwest Ministerial Association in Mobridge on October 3 and 4 and at the Northern Ministerial Association in Redfield on October 7 and 8.
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Gann Valley
Gann. Valley
George Wilhanig
Rapid City
Congregational Churches
R. R Keithahn
Keithahn
Northwest Ministerial Association
Mobridge
Northern Ministerial Association
Redfield
Frankfort Club Meets at Farm Home for Readings
The Lodi Pastime club met October 4 at the farm home of Mrs. James Foulas southwest of town. The afternoon was social with readings by Mrs. Ellison Bahde and Helen Poulas. Refreshments were served at the close.
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Frankfort
Lodi
James Foulas
Ellison Bahde
ilitHe Helen Poulas
Mrs. Munson Buried in Alpena Services Held for Harold Munson's Wife
Funeral services for Mrs Harold Munson were conducted at the Alpena Methodist church after she died Friday at Mitchell hospital. Rev Bunt and others led the rites with a male quartet providing music. Born 1904 in Minnesota, Ruth Jones moved to Tyne dal, graduated from Dakota Wesleyan, taught school, and married Harold Munson in 1928 at Stickney.
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Alpena
Harold Munson
Mitchell ‘Hospital
Methodist Church
Rest Haven
Hev
Bunt
Graham
Rey
Hoyer
Roadman
Iurthi Page
Sam Burmiison
Paul Wilkinson
John Millhouse
Othe
Charlotta Myran
Pall
V. J. Linh
Radolph Lundberg
A. J. Brigham
James" Hammer
LaVerne Clark
Schuyler
C.E. S
Ruth Jones
Minesota
Tynedal
Dakota
Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Education moves from Gratton to Fulton principals
The article notes a former Gratton North Dakota principal moving to Fulton to assume the principalship of local schools. Surviving relatives include a wife, husband, and several family members. In Wessington Springs eleven million gallons of water were recorded by meters in June to August and reading through September totaling 11,217,000 gallons. J A Funk of the local lumber yard is constructing a coal shed on the west side of the Shanard elevator storage near the Great Northern track with bins for coal. Jo Kindt, J D Kaufman, and Glen Foote are involved.
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Gratton
N D
Fulton
Ucchools
Munslition
Wessington ‘Springs
Wessington Springs
Fred N. Dunham
J. A. Funk
Svho
Storz
Great Northern
Jo Kindt
J.D. Kaufman
Glen Foote
P T A Chapters Form in Hyde County Schools
Hyde county rural schools plan a PTA program for the coming year with Loomis school first to organize officers led by president Mrs Jesse Phillips. County officials report new district PTA plans, while a life expectancy formula is shared teaching method.
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Hyde County
Stephan
Holebird
Loomis School
Jesse ‘Phillips
Peno
van Order
Smith
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Oyner Security National Bank
Otto Glazier
Yee
Studebaker
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