University Homecoming Promises To Be Most Colorful Event On Record
Vermillion Vermillion Daily notes Dakota Day events at the University of South Dakota with Miss Dakota of 1932 Miss Virginia Pier leading a parade at 10:00 a.m. followed by floats from over 30 organizations. Morningside College visits Inman Field at 2:00 p.m. for a North Central Conference bout, amid alumni reunions and the All University Dakota Day dance at 8:00 p.m.
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Vermillion
Mura
Miss Dakota
University of South Dakota
Virginia Pier
Belvidere
Miss Pier
Marshall Davis
Taketa
Hor Hughand
Skgle
Vermillion Theatre Arts Club
C. E. Lyon
Did
Morningside College
Dha University of South Dakota
Inman Field
All-University
Swisher
New Armory
Union
Morningside
Coyotes
Coyote Rooters
Flay
Pack of the Old Armory
Methodist Church
Morningside Coldega
Reumions
University Dakota Day Dance
Freshman Enrollment Gains At Wessington Springs College
Wessington Springs college reports twenty percent more freshmen this year than last, while sophomores are three fewer. High school freshmen rise thirty three percent and juniors rise four hundred percent, with sophomores and seniors down. Overall college enrollment is up slightly, high school down, with other students expected to possibly reach last year’s total.
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Wessington Springs
Oct
Wessington Springs College
Poultry Company Sold At Yankton
Oct 6 in Yankton the Van Osdel poultry company bought the Bellman Produce plant and equipment. Headquarters and necessary gear will be moved to the new plant. Opened in Mitchell Oct 16 a musical kindergarten by Dakota Wesleyan graduates Sarah Gardner and Carol Whitcomb. The school aims to provide basic music instruction through kindergarten methods.
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Yankton
Ankton
van Osdel Poultry Company
Bellman Produce Company
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Sarah Gartner
Carol Whitcomb
Farmers Drill Rye In Ames As Weather Favors Sowing
Farmers in the Ames area are drilling a large amount of rye this fall aided by favorable weather and abundant moisture. The report notes ample rain supporting the planting activity.
Legionnaires Back national Plans Urge Wide Membership
Watertown October 6 Special says Legion officials urge one million members by mid December to back national plans. Depart ment Adjutant J D Mullaney returning from Portland says the ranch criticized adjuster service certificate program was approved 1167 to M9 and will benefit communities more than veterans. He stresses broad support by rank and file to implement the program nationwide.
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Watertown
Legion
J. D. Mullaney
West Coast
Portland
The
American Legion
Mullanty
Mos
Mullaney
Ammerican Legion
McKee and Walker Differ in Style and Roots
New York reports contrast mayor James J. Walker and his successor Joseph V. McKee. Walker, Greenwich Village born, dazzled with wit and time neglect, while McKee, Bronx rooted, is punctual, studious, and talks plainly. McKee, 43, differs in approach and stance on governance from his flamboyant predecessor.
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Noel Thornton
New York
James J. Walker
New York City
Joseph V. McKee
Greenwich Village
Walker
McKee
Walker McKee
Broadway
Bronx
Harlem River
Moke
Board of Alderman
Tammany Rivalry Quietly Contrasts With Walker
The article contrasts McKee with Walker, noting McKee’s private, unobtrusive life and limited public appearances. It describes Walker as effervescent and social, pursuing travel, Broadway, theater, sports, and gay companionships. McKee is depicted as reserved, preferring golf, solitary evenings translating classical literature, and is married with two sons.
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Fromm
Yordham University
Printing Firm At S F Incorporates
Sioux Falls based Journal Printing Company has been incorporated by Fed Larkin Jerry Bauer and James S Clarke all residents of Sioux Falls with authorized capital stock of 25000. Incorporation papers filed for Watauga Holding Company to liquidate Tarniers State Bank assets. Organizers listed as F C Casey Halge Parstad L A Myre of Watauga and S L Tysdil J H Whittle of McIntosh.
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Pierre
The
Journal Printing Company of
Sioux Falls
Fed ‘Larkin
Jerry Bauer
James S. Clarke
Wautauga Holding Company
Organizer
Tarniers State Bank
Watauga
Carson County
Incorpor Stors
F.C. Casey
Halge Parstad
L. A. Myre
8. L. Tysdil
J. H. Whittle
McTatosh
Devil’s Advocate Delays Don Bosco Sainthood
In Vatican City the beatification process for Don Bosco founder of the Salesians faces delay as a devil’s advocate questions miracles attributed to the Torinese monk. The Congregation of Rites reviews new proofs and plans two more meetings before the pope presides at the final session.
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Vatican City
Congrégation of Rites
Ben Gay Pain Reliever Promises Real Results
The ad touts Baume Bengue Ben-Gay as a drugless chest cold and neuralgia remedy. It warns against imitation analgesic balms and urges shoppers to insist on Ben-Gay for effective relief.
Woman Improves After Home Confinement Illness
Oct 6 in Wayland reports Mrs. A Ravenscroft has been confined at home due to an eye infection and is now improving.
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Wayland
A. '. Ravenscroft
May Earn Credit Vermillion Extension Classes
Vermillion October 6 resident college credit may be earned in extension classes offered by University of South Dakota professors at Vermillion and Eureka Institute.
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University of South Dakota
Vermillion
Eik
State Eastern Star Meets At Aberdeen
Aberdeen, Oct. 6 A special entertainment program reception and ball will open the forty fourth annual convention of the Grand Chapter of South Dakota Order of Eastern Star on Tuesday Oct. 11 Chapter sessions run Oct. 12 13 and 14 State officials expected include Daphne Serlies Brookings worthy grand matron Henry Reed Pierre worthy grand patron Kate Fagg Aberdeen associate grand matron Oliver Bray Sioux Falls associate grand patron and Angie Bl Williamson Madison grand secretary.
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Aberdeen
Grand Chapter
South Dakota
Order of Eastern Star
Daphne C. Serles
Brookings
Henry M. Reed
Pierre
Kate Fagg
Williams
Oliver A. Bray
Sioux Falls
Rand
Angie BL
Williamson
Madison
Grard
Enrollment figures break records at Augustana in 1932
Attendance totals show 392 students enrolled at Augustana college for 1932. Registrar John G. Berdahl reports 191 new students with 187 freshmen, the largest first year gain ever. Women total 207 and men 385, the overall totals surpassing prior years.
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Sioux Falls
Augustana College
John G. Berdahl
Dinner at White Lake Honored Woonsocket Residents
Miss Frazel Hobart and two Mrs. Hobarts joined dinner guests at the Allen DeGroft home at White Lake. They are former Woonsocket residents. In the evening Miss Hobart installed the officers for the coming year of the American Legion Auxiliary.
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White Lake
Woonsocket
Frazel Hobart
Rb, Palmer
HL J. Hobart
Allen DeGroft
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