Gamble Stores Add To Force In Minneapolis Expansion
Gamble Stores, auto supply and radio shops in the northwest, hired 165 more workers last week as part of an expansion plan announced by Grey. The chain has opened twenty new stores in 1981, boosting staff by 163 previously hired workers and continuing to push employment and business growth across the region.
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Gamble
Minneafolis
Minn
Auto Supply
Dio
Iine
Polic Gamble
Imen
Eastern Debating May Shift But Keeps Core Talent
MADISON Oct 15 Eastern State normal school cuts four years to two may not heavily hurt debate work says Karl E Munin debate coach and head of the department. Some team members return while several key speakers are lost and others return from last year highlighting ongoing talent in begining speech and extempore events.
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Madieon
Eastern State Normal School
Wasab
Karl E. Munin
Arnette Bergen
Madison
Waich
Tad
Towih
Helen McCain
Mitengh
Ziamal W
T. UD
Mr. Vase
Dasting
Lionel Schroeder
Hubert Hanigan
Pierre
William Hutchinson
Mediecu
Duane Becker
Madiso Kenneth Schooler
Reliance
Everett
van Mannen
Volga
Janes White
Howard
Francis Dune
Weensocket
William Dankey
Woensocket
Wilfred Wagner
Rutland
Johnston Jeffries
Wish Ethel Mze Gunnison
Hartford
Estate Will Give U Scholarships
The La Verne Noyes estate will again fund University of South Dakota scholarships to cover tuition for deserving students. Based on the will, the trustees may use income from the trust to aid selected universities and pay tuition in full or part for eligible U S citizens or veterans or direct descendants of veterans. The program honors World War I sacrifices and promotes patriotism, with 1990 recipients including Robert C. Dunn, Groton. Betty Lee Cochran, Plankinton. Fred E. Keene, Wessington Springs. Robert Furman Wales, Alcester. and Boyd Maxwell Wales, Alcester.
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United States of America
Navy
LaVerne Neyen
Robert C. Dunn
Groton
Betty Lee Cochran
Plankinton
Fred E. Keene
Wessington Springs
Robert Furman Wales
Alcester
Boyd Maxwell Wales
Orpheum program at Eastern State Normal school
Eastern students present an Orpheum program featuring a Christopher Morley one act play a minstrel show and several acts at 8 15 p m in the East Wing auditorium on October 23 a prelude to home festivities on October 24 Plans are complete and cast and crew have rehearsed for nearly three weeks Factory members assisting include Sybil Griffith Mike Nan Roberts Genevieve Dorney A E Swan L N Peas and W A Lowry Mrs Karl E Mundt serves as supervisor and director of the program
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Eastern
Madison
Christopher
Morley
Orpheum
Eastern State Normal School
East Wing
Sybil Griffith
Mike Nan Roberts
Genevieve Dorney
A. E Swan
L. N. Peas
W. A. Lowry
Karl E. Mundt
Krams Assigned to State College
Brookings reports Captain C. E. Krams has been detailed from the United States regular army to State college as assistant professor of military science and tactics. Captain W. B. Smith, commandant of the ROTC staff, says the senior unit is complete. Krams, a New York native and two military training school graduate, arrives from active duty with the 8th Infantry at Fort Douglas, Utah.
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Krams
State College
Brookings
C. EK. Krams
United States Regular Army
W. B. Smith
Smith
New York State
8Th Infantry
Fort Douglas
Utah
Fort Benning
Georgia
Fort Meade
S. D. State Coeds Take Up Hockey at Brookings
Forty three coeds report for hockey practice at State college under Mrs Nell Kendall. Practices run daily from 4 15 to 6 15 with a term ending tournament to crown the school champion. Mabel Anderson of Salem is named president of the women's athletic division guiding sport heads across rifle, volleyball, tumbling, baseball, tennis, basketball, archery, roller skating, ice skating, biking and track with a list of divisional leaders from Bancroft to Bristol.
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S. D
Brookings
State College
Nell Kendall
Mise Mabel Anderson
Salem
Giris
Margueita Willian
Arisstangel
Fidel Bewe
Huron
Adeline Dehli
Flatsirein
Audrey Duerra
Bristol
De Smet Plans Homecoming Day With Football Game
De Smet high school will hold Bulldog day on Friday featuring a football game against Volga as the main event and a student play in the evening. De Smet recently beat Fedora, tied Clark and Canter, and lost only to Brookings.
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de Smet
de Seet High School
Volga
Fedora
Clark
Canter
Brookings
Postal Auxiliary Formed At Watertown
At a recent meeting in Watertown an auxiliary to the Water town chapter of the national association of letter carriers was formed. The new department of the auxiliary was installed by Mrs Edna Strenghen of Aberdeen, state auxiliary president. E Whitehead of Yankton, president of the state letter workers association, attended. In addition to organizing, other business matters were discussed. Mrs Paul Woodell is president of the Watertown auxiliary.
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Watertown
National Association of Letter Carriers
Edna Strenghen
Aberdeen
E. Whitehead
Yankton
State
Denies Water Department Recall Petitions in Sioux Falls
Joseph F. Nelson, city water commissioner, rejected claims that full time water department employees circulated recall petitions against Mayor George W. Burnside. At a recent meeting the city commission approved dismissing employees involved, with Nelson stressing politics not sanctioned in the department.
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Sioux Falls
City Water Department
George W. Burnside
Joseph 5. Nelson
City Commission
Burnside
Water Department
Nelson
Charity Budget At 5. F. Is Increased
Sioux Falls officials announced the Sioux Falls community chest budget for 1931 32 at 48 500. Nine agencies will share the drive to raise funds in a campaign beginning October 28. Officials noted a greater need this winter and cited reports of increasing subscriptions from other cities.
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Sioux Falls
Youth Loses Finger In Peculiar Manner
Wagner October 15 Elden son of Mr and Mrs Ben Berg suffered a painful injury while tying a cow in a barn stall. A loop of halter rope caught his fingers and a frightened animal jerked, crushing the fingertip ends. The physician reports nail roots intact and no permanent maiming expected.
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Wagner
Elden
Ben, Berg
Diversion Project Rushed Near Castlewood and Lake Poinsett
Work on the Slows Tiver Lake Poinsett diversion ditch is excavated rapidly by the Kra Mer Hog Co. Sioux Falls. About one mile east from Dry Lake toward the Castlewood Poinsett road has been dug with two miles more to finish by December. A large drag line operator digs nearly four yards per minute, speeding the project.
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Castlewgood
tiver-Lake Poinsett
Kramer Hog Co
Sioux Falls
Dry Lake
Caestlewood
Poinsett
Charities Body Is Formed At Springs
Wellington Springs forms an associated charities organization to coordinate relief work for the needy. Chairman J J Sedgwick leads a committee with Max Habbett George Whitney H W Blackburn and Alden Culler. Supplies, clothing food and funds will be collected at the county courthouse room for redistribution across Wessington Springs townships.
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Springs
Wellington Springs
Oct
Orter
J. J. Sedgwick
Max. Habbctt
George Whitney
H. W. Blackburn
Alden Culler
Publc
Wessington Springs
J. L. Sedgwick
Get Kruschen Salts To Lose Fat And Regain Energy
An advertisement promises rapid fat loss and boosted energy by taking one half teaspoon of Kruschen Salta in hot water each morning for four weeks while avoiding pastries sugar and fatty foods. It claims improved health, increased activity and longer life, urging purchase at Longstaff Drug Co HL A Perriton or other druggists with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Jose Fat
Rebs J Emery
Salta
Kruschen
Longstaff Drug Co
HL A. Perriton
Enrollments In Colleges Slump In South Dakota
Crop failures and low farm prices cited by educators as the cause of lower college enrollments in South Dakota. Eleven institutions report 1931 enrollments at 5462 versus 5832 last year, with state schools down to 434% from 4079 and Spearfish at 300. Denominational colleges total 7026, up from 2759, though Redfield and Eureka figures are excluded. Eastern History notes a separate historical detail about Pharohs.
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Puerar
South Dakota
Spearfish
Redfield
Eureka
Fluron
Augustan
Huron
Augustan A Te A Lene
Southern
University of S. D
S. D. State College
School of Mines
Northern Teachers’ College
Southern Normal
Eastern Normal
Yankton College
Dakota Wesleyan
Huron College
Sioux Falls College
Augustana College
Pearfish Normal
Redfield College
Eureka College
Burdette Child Taken To Redfield Hospital In Serious Condition
Arliz Ann Roach, thirteen months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roach of Burdette, was admitted to Redfield hospital in serious condition with stomach trouble. She had a fever around 100 degrees and is reported to be improving as doctors hope for recovery.
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Burdette
Burdett
Arliz Ann
Tom Roach
Redfield
Gann Valley P T A Addresses Civic Virtues Talk
Dr G W Nash president of Yankton College and Miss Mabel Smith of Columbia University spoke at the Gann Valley Parent Teachers association meeting on October 15. Smith described the new South Dakota course of study and its required changes while Nash delivered an address on Civic Virtues. The session continued with the first of two addresses.
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Bry Nash
Gann Valley
P. T.A. Gann Valley
G. W.W. Nash
Yankton College
Mabel Smith
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York City
Gann Valley Parent Teachers Association
Miss Smith
Seath Dakota
Nash
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