Huron college nominates two for Rhodes Scholarship
Harold Lumb and Walter Nelson, juniors at Huron college, have been named as nominees for the Rhodes Scholarship competition this fall. They will compete with district nominees from 12 entries to determine the four who advance to represent South Dakota in the six-state district. Nelson, Onida native and Alphamega associate editor, and Lumb, Lemmon native, both hold high B averages and strong scholastic records. The district winners are expected to be chosen by November 1.
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Huron Drum Corps Names New Officers
The Huron American Legion and Auxiliary drum and bugle corps elected leaders at last night meetings. John F. Snyder was chosen president of the Legion corps with Mrs. John F. Snyder as president of the Auxiliary. Other officers include D. K. Scruby as vice president, W. C. Welter secretary, Roland A. Wickert treasurer, and Nick Koppert quartermaster. Dr. T. J. Wood is historian, T. J. Coughtir reelected drill sergeant, L. A. Huehn drum major. Auxiliary vice president Frances Rollins. Wickert business manager. Beryl ikead-Stratton secretary. Mrs. Walter Kinsman treasurer. Mrs. William DeGeest drum major. Mrs Gaylor unnamed.
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Joint meeting and Homecoming events in Jerauld county
After adjournment, the separate dons and the two organizations held a joint meeting in the municipal bench room. Hosts provided refreshments and an informal social hour followed. The Auxiliary corps plans to appear at Westington Springs on Friday October 16, Homecoming day at Jerauld County City.
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Radio Features Present Women Speakers for Morning Broadcasts
A six broadcast series for women organized by the U S Chamber of Commerce and transmitted by WABC CBS opens Oct 2. Mrs John F Sipple leads the lineup with noted women guests. format includes orchestras, recitals, and impersonations across networks WABC CBS NBC and WJZ with varied programs through Friday.
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Gandhi says Hindu Muslim problem left unsettled
London October 8 Mahatma Gandhi told a meeting of the Indian minorities committee chaired by Prime Minister MacDonald that he had failed completely to settle the Hindu Muslim communal problem.
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Will Conduct School At Court House Here
Beagre county Women’s extension clubs will meet at the court house tomorrow for the first training school in a five session series this season led by Sara L. Dewing home agent. Morning session at 10 will cover making inexpensive Christmas gifts, afternoon at 1 the business meeting, and at 2 Lenore Gitchell will give a music demonstration as part of the music appreciation program. All women interested in home extension work or forming new clubs are urged to attend.
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Banks Close Pierre and Utica Java Banks Reported
The state banking department reported the closing of Utica State Bank with deposits about 75 000 and a capital of 20 900 plus a 5 000 surplus. The American State Bank of Java closed with about 100 000 on deposit and a combined capital and surplus of 25 000.
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Appropriations For Institutions Higher In South Dakota
South Dakota’s quarterly apportionment from the Department of School and Public Lands interest and income fund totals 45,542.35 dollars for the quarter ending August 31. Commissioner O. F. Engstrom notes this is up more than 37,000 from the prior year’s $39,104.60 distribution. He also reports that fines related to dynamite were issued.
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