Staff Named Editor For Sioux Falls College Yearbook
Sioux Falls college announces yearbook staff for the Sioux Brave with John Nickerson of Watertown as editor and Robert Phillips of Mitchell as business manager. William Morris of Littlefork is managing editor, Karl Krueger of Sioux Falls associate editor. Others include Carroll Arnold Centerville forensic editor Evelyn Jacobson Mary Stephens Bismarck features editors Dorothy Whitmore Sioux Falls society editor Archie Vickers Alexandria athletic editor. Phillips also names Hilmar Martini Sioux Falls circulation manager Kenneth Dennis Sioux Falls advertising manager Vernon Baudlie Sioux Falls solicitors Elmer Gardess Waseca Minn Donald Heaton Darren Duncan Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Brave
Sioux Falls College
John Nickerson
Watertown
S. D
Robert Phillips
Mitchell
William Morris
Littlefork
Minn
Karl Krueger
Nickerson
Carroll Arnold
Centerville
S.C
Evelyn Jacobson
Mary Stephens
Bismarck
N. D
Dorothy Whitmore
Society
Archie Vickers
Alexandria
Mr. Phillips
Hilmar
James Lowrie Elected State Barber Officer
The South Dakota Master Barbers association elected Jens Foss Colane as president and named Mitchell as 1931 convention city. About 25 members attended. New officers include James Lowrie Hure em first vice president Ivan Hossack Michell second vice president J Perkins Henry third vice president J W Thomas Kenmore fourth vice president EL M Larson Watertown fifth vice president C C Newton Winner 3 A Peiper Sioux Falls is secretary-treasurer.
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James Lowrie
South Darkota
Watertown
C. C. Newton
A. Peiper
Sioux Falls
I. State
Yankton Opens Fire Prevention Week With A Fire
Yankton started fire prevention week with a blaze near the Curry hotel. A pile of shavings and oily rags near a telephone pole caused the fire, though the damage was minor. Fire Chief Peter Hohenbauer warned against piling inflammables against buildings as a common fire cause during the week long focus on cleanup.
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Yankton
Curry Hotel
Peter Hohenbauer
Reversal Sought In Brookings Court Appeal
Sioux Falls October 1 The Supreme Court at Pierre will hear an appeal seeking reversal of a Brookings county court ruling that sentenced Mrs Vera Caldwell of Sioux Falls to five years in the state penitentiary for assault with intent to commit larceny. Her attorneys allege numerous errors in the lower court decision naming her as an accomplice with two Brookings men and another Sioux Falls woman in attempting to rob A Henningson of Brookings. the three others are serving five year terms.
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Sioux Falls
Brookings County
Vera Caldwell
Supreme Court
Pierre
Galdwell Hive
Brookings Court
Brockings
A. Henningson
Brookings
Former Blunt Woman Miss Margaret Vance Dies
Miss Margaret Vance died in Long Beach California and her body was brought to Blunt. Following brief services she was interred beside her parents and four brothers. She lived in Blunt for many years and moved to Long Beach about 15 years ago with her brother John and sister Mrs. Charles Granger and her husband. She is survived by sisters Mrs. Granger of Long Beach and Mrs. A Biggs of Sioux City. Mr. and Mrs. Biggs attended the burial and returned to Sioux City.
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Blunt
California
Margaret Vance
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Vance
John
Charles Granger
Andrew
A. Biggs
Sioux City
Foss Awarded Dunning Pharmacy Fellowship at Maryland
Noel E. Foss, a 1929 pharmacy graduate, won the H A B Dunning fellowship at the University of Maryland College of Pharmacy. He leaves for Baltimore soon to study under Dean A G DeMez, joining a strong program in a new facility. Foss earned high honors at graduation, the first such award in the college’s scholarship system.
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Brookings
Noel E. Foss
Pharmacy Division
State College
H. A. B. Dunning
Univerity of Maryland “College of Pharmacy
E.R. Serles
Dunning
School of Pharmacy
Ser
A. G. DeMez
Maryland School of Pharmacy
Serles
United States
Hynsom, Wescott and Dun- Ring Company
American Pharmaceutical Society
American Institute of Pharmacy
Washington, D
Car Recovered Before Theft Noted by Police
Sioux Falls officers recovered an automobile before the owner knew it was stolen. The car had been taken to a garage to be retired and was found at the station after the owner called to report the theft.
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Sioux Falls
Accidents Thefts: No Real Crime Week in Mitchell Corn Palace
Mitchell patrols report a quiet week with no actual thefts or serious accidents. Twelve calls claimed stolen cars, but investigations found owners merely misplaced vehicles. Many callers were excited and sought immediate police action, yet no genuine thefts occurred during the week.
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Mitchell
Corn Palace
Noa
Young Man Returns From World Tour
MADISON Oct. Gerald Renans, a Madison high school graduate, has returned to his home in Nunda Lake County after a journey that began September 5 in Norway. He traveled through the Orient visiting Japan China India the Malay peninsula Arabia Turkey Switzerland Russia and Germany before landing in New York and driving to Cleveland then home by car. He spent about a year abroad teaching in a Christian school in Turkey and has long written letters that have interested locals.
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Madison
Oct
Gerald Renans
Nunda
Lake County
Henays
Norway
New York
Cleveland
South Dakota
Renaas
Orient
Japan
China
India
Malay Peninsula
Arabia
Turkey
Switzerland
Russia
Germany
Renass
Two graduate assistants named for state pharmacy division
Brookings October notice announces graduate assistants in the pharmacy division. Doyle Potter will oversee the program and Gerald Doren will assist Dr Marl Bang in pharmacognosy. Both are seniors. Potter is registered in South Dakota and Minnesota, Doren in South Dakota.
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State Brookings
EB Series
Doyle Potter
Gerald Doren
Marl Bang
Potter
South Dakota
Minnesota
Doren
South Dekota Cna
Teepee Day Queen Named At Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls college named Tee Pee day queen this week with nominations open at Stylus office by Wednesday noon. Election Friday by student association. queen to preside at torchlight parade. New feature a roller skating derby in city streets with a prize car.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Tee Pee Day
The
Stylus
Police
Deserts Family Given Prison Term in Aberdeen Case
Dave Miller of Aberdeen received a one year sentence in the state penitentiary from Circuit Court Judge Robert D. Gardner for wife and child desertion. Miller had been arraigned about a year ago and released on bond with a monthly payment obligation that he failed to meet, leading to his apprehension here about two years ago.
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Aberdeen
Oct
Dave Miller
State
Robert D. Gardner
Miller
Gardner
Opening of Circuit Court Delayed By Awaits
A fragment notes months ago, the case has been held awaiting the opening of circuit court, with no further details on parties or charges.
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Circuit Court
Lake County Teachers Institute In Madison
Lake County teachers will hold an institute at Eastern State Teachers College in Madison October 10 and 11. County superintendent Mrs. Verna Burleson announced that Prof. Henry Onsgaard of Northern Ten ers College Aberdeen will be the leader.
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Madison
Lyte County Teachers Institute
Eastern State Teachers College
Verna Burleson
Henry Onsgaard
Northern Teners College
Aberdeen
Turer
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