Vermillion Girl Is Miss Dakota Doris Morrissey Chosen
Doris Morrissey of Vermillion, a University of South Dakota senior, was elected Miss Dakota of 1933 by university women, edging Care Summerside. The honor requires campus leadership, three years at the university, and South Dakota birth. Doris Morrissey is active in Alpha Xi Delta and many campus groups.
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Vermillion
Dakota
Doris” Morrissey
Redfield
Doris Morrissey
University of South Dakota
State College
Miss Dakota
South Dakota
Js Alpha Xi Delta
Wise’ Morrissey
Alpha Xi Delta
Women's League of Self Government
Mortar Board
Scholastic Society
Pan’ Hellenic Couneil
Alpha Chi Alpha
Alcthenai
Virginia Pier
Belvidere
Fern Wassum
Burg
Family Night At Wayland Draws Local Families
Wayland, Oct 2. Wayland Aid Society held its second monthly family night at the Community building. After the usual aid meeting, families enjoyed social time with games races and stunts. The Carl Ravenscroft family won the family race and Pearl Otto and Dorothy Ravenscroft tied for first in a musical travel story. Lunch of cake coffee and sandwiches was served with Mesdames Opal Hart and Catherine Winegar in charge.
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Wayland
Wayland Aid Society
Carl Ravenscroft
Pearl Otto
Dorothy Ravenscroft
Mesdames Opal Hart
Catherine Winegar
Men Of Wayland Host Card Party At Hall
Wayland residents attended a community card party at the hall with Progressive pitch and auction bridge on the program Ernist Gadow won high Harold Anderson low William Schmeul and Roy Cook provided sandwiches and coffee at midnight The event announced a series starting October 21 inviting all to attend with organizers Mr and Mrs Car Ravenscroft and Mr and Mrs L J Borkhuis noted
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Men of
Wayland
Waxland
Ernist Gadow
Harold Anderson Low
William Schmeul
Roy Cook
Car Ravenscroft
L. J. Borkhuis
Peimann Schroeder Of Lane Married
Miss Ann Peimann and Arthur Schroeder were wed in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. A at 3:00 PM Wednesday. Attendants were Alta Peimann and William Schroeder. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Peimann, wore white. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. George Schroeder. A reception was held at the bride's home followed by a 6 o'clock dinner for relatives and friends.
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Peimann-Schroeder
Lane
Ann Peimann
Arthur Schroeder
Alta Peimann
William Schroeder
Peimann
George Schroeder
South of Lancee
Farmers Union Meeting in Alpena Highlights Talks and Essay
Farmers Union members gathered at Alpena school auditorium on Wednesday with Harry Knox presiding. Fred Piper Letcher spoke, Supt V J Linn and Leslie Grace also addressed the meeting. Miss Maxine Culver won first in state for her essay Money and Credit and will present at the Omaha national convention in November. Michigan residents contributed readings and musical numbers by the Meyer sisters Mia Hermann Kunze and Neda Kunze. A membership drive added several new members and a luncheon followed.
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Alpena
Ippecay
Warren
Farmers Union
Harry Knox
Fred Piper
Omaha
Heala
Cavour
Meyer Sisters
Mia Hermann Kunze
Neda
OES Club Meeting At Mrs Sorenson Home
The OES club met at the home of Mrs Arnold Sorenson Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Henry Hendrickson assisting hostess. The afternoon was social with refreshments served. A good crowd attended.
Floyd Strain Sentenced to Life in SD Penitentiary
Olivet North Dakota October 2 Floyd Strain was sentenced by Judge A B Beck to life in the South Dakota penitentiary for being an accomplice in the murder of Fred Woll 22 son of the Kaylor state bank cashier during the April 20 bank robbery. The jury verdict followed a trial that began Tuesday and included an unsuccessful alibi defense.
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Olivet
Loyd Strain
A. B. Beck
First Judicial Circuit
South Dakota’ Penitentiary
Strain
Fred Woll
Kaylor State Bank
Jate
Beck
William Metzger
Hutchinson County
Hobo Day Parade Attracts Crowds in Brookings
In Brookings on October 21, a crowd estimated between 15,000 and 25,000 watched State College students march in the annual Hobo Day parade through town. The 75 unit procession featured bands, floats, stunts, and burlesque caricatures, headed by student association leaders and the retiring Hobo King and Queen. After coronation, a city fire signal sounded as students dispersed for the afternoon football game against North Dakota University, the day’s highlight.
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Brookings
State College
Century of Progress
Baby Nira
Mickey
Minnie Maust
Hobo
See de
W. G. Tamblyn
Miller
James
Harmer
Bitchcock
W. A. Wells
Webster
S-7
North Dakota University
Wessington P T A Has October Meet
Wessington October PTA meeting drew good attendance in the community hall. Mrs Ed Shaw presided as president and Mrs Enoch Hutchinson chaired the program committee. Mrs Hutchinson spoke on The Retarded Child and Mrs Boyd Babbitt discussed The Gifted Child. A lengthy discussion followed with social committee Mesdames Topp Bottum and Scott assisting with lunch. Returns from Sweden Alpena Oct 21 Mrs Oscar Lundborg arrived home from four months in Sweden.
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Wessington P. T. A
Wessington
Specia
Wessington Pia
Ed Shaw
Enoch Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Boyd Babbitt
Mesdames Topp, Bottum
Scott
Sweden
Alpena
Oscar Lundborg
Rural credits refinancing debate shows legal limits
South Dakota rural credit officials failed to secure legal authority to reduce mortgage amounts. Land bank refinancing could help, but only if law changes. Governors and bankers discussed shifting unpaid state loans to the federal land bank, while party leaders consider candidate unity ahead of a spring primary.
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Associated “Press
Pierre
South Dakota
Federal - Land Bank
Land Bank
Berry
C L. Chasa
Rural Credit
Saya
Progressive Study Club Meets in Alpena
The Progressive Study club gathered at John Benston’s home in Alpena on Thursday with 11 members present. Members delivered current events notes and papers as part of the program.
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Alpena
Progressive Study Club
John Benston
Maccabee Lodge Officers Arrive in Aberdeen for Visit
Supreme Commander E W Thompson and Herman O Connor arrive from Detroit to Aberdeen for a two day series of hunting trips, banquets, and entertainments. A 6 30 banquet at Bethlehem Lutheran church features remarks by Mayor Douglas and Agnes Cragen. A caravan from Pierpont and multiple towns concludes with a dance and Harmony Kings orchestra event.
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Aberdeen
E W. Thompson
The
Maccabees
Board’ of Trustees
Herman ‘O'Connor
United States
Canada
Detroit
Mich
J. .Cragen
the Maccabees
P. J. Cragen
Douglas
Agnes Cragen
E. W. Thompson
Berman O'Connor
Glen E. Martz
John Wade
Frank ‘Bosman
Macabees
Fom
Hay Burned on John Tomsha Farm near Tulare
A fire in Tulare on Monday afternoon burned about eight tons of hay on the John Tomsha farm, likely started by a passing train. The same town’s M E church choir met Tuesday night at the Ed Marzahn home to reorganize for winter and Mrs. Marzahn provided lunch after the gathering.
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Tulare
John Tomsha
M. E
Ed Marzahn
Missionary Group At Preston Plans Bazaar and Supper
A Congregational Missionary group met at Mrs P Larsen's home in Lake Preston on Wednesday afternoon with Mesdames Gogains Marquardt and Wienk assisting. Committees were formed for the church bazaar and supper to be held Saturday evening Oct 28. Lunch was served by hostesses after the business session. SOCIETY MEETS REDFIELD Oct 21 Special The Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational church met at Mrs Clarence Hopkins home with about 24 members and guests attending a short business meeting followed by lunch.
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Preston
Lake
P. Larsen
Mesdames Gogains
Marquardt Sod Wienk
Redfield
Ladies Benévolent R Society of ‘the Congregational Church
Clarence Hopkins
Hop
Lane Aid Plans Special Service for Anniversary
The Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran Church Lane and congregational members plan a special service tomorrow marking the aid’s 25th anniversary. Rev M Knoll of Jeffers Minnesota will deliver the sermon. German morning service at 1045, English evening service at 730 with a special program. The aid has raised about 2500 for the needy.
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Lane
Ladies Aid of the
Zion Lutheran Church of
Aid
Henéedy
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