Best Teachers Go Elsewhere From South Dakota Study
A planning board survey of state financed higher learning in South Dakota shows presidents and faculty salaries lag behind neighboring states. USD president earns 34250 while State College president makes 33660, vs a regional median of 37200. The report notes 1934 reductions contributed to resignations and urges policy change to maintain competitive ranks.
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Elrookings
State Planning Board
South Dakota
University of South
Aee
Planning Board
Spearfish
University
State College
School of Mines
Northern Teachers College
Southern
Eastern
J. W. Studebaker
Bridge Club Meets Hitchcock in Halloween Gathering
The New Del Bridge Club met for the first fall session at Mrs. Grace Fields home on Monday evening with Halloween decorations. Guests included Mrs. George Armstrong Mrs. Carl Mc Donald and Mrs. Enna Weob. High prize went to Mrs. Jens Olson and consolation to Mrs. Savilla Wright. Guest high score went to Mrs. Lee Aristrong, and a late serving followed.
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Bridge Club
Hitchcock
New del Bridge Club
Grace Fields
George Armstrong
Carl Mc» Donald
Enna Weob
Jens Olson
Savilla Wright
Lee Aristrong
Mitchcock Visitor Hitchcock Special Visits Friends
Miss Shirt Sutter of Indianapolis spent Wednesday visiting friends in and around Efitehcook and has also been in Sions Falls visiting her mother Mos T. EB Sutter.
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Mitchcock
Hitchcock
Miss Shirt Sutter
Indianapolis
Ind
Efitehcook
Sions Falls
Mos T. EB
Sutter
Banquet at Methodist Church Highlights Evening
An annual banquet hosted by the Sisters of the Methodist Church featured remarks by Alice Hampel and a performance of The Old Rugged Cross by Patty Schofield. Pavlovich received a prize, and she and her family plan to move to California soon.
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Ansual Banqui Orient
Spe Vstery Sisters
Methodist Church
Alice Hampel
Patty Schofield
Pavlovich
California
Reed Family Heads West To Oregon In Trailer Move
Mr and Mrs Carl Reed and their son Bobby left Saturday for Big Stone then to Wilhomina Oregon to set up home. They will live in a new trailer house built by Reed. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Wittenam assist in the move and stay with Reed's parents in Big Stone briefly.
Visit Patient Orient and Church Activities Convert
Oct 2 Special reports Rev John Krieks and sister Ann with Ted Eggerling visiting E Gebhart at St Luke's hospital Aberdeen after knee operation with slow progress. Oct 28 Orient special notes Rev Benga assumes Meth odist duties. church resumes after summer break with Ladies' Aids led by Mrs G Davis at Mrs C Harris home.
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Orient
John Krieks
Ann Krieks
Ted Eggerling
Aberdeen
E. Gebhart
St Luke's Hospital
Gebhart
Benga
Sun
Methodlist Church
Faulkton
Many Acts
Aids
G. Davis
Visiting patents forestburg gains Virginia visitors
Mr and Mrs Keith Schuler and two children from Virginia are visiting Mr and Mrs O Schuler in Forestburg. They arrived last Wednesday for a family visit with Schuler parents and family.
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Patents Forestburg
Keith Schuler
Virginia
Mr. Schuler
Mrs. O. Schuler
Hearing tests legality of two truck operations
Pierre October 26 hearing to determine if Buckingham Transportation Company and Gordon Forwarding Company of Rapid City may be regulated by the State Railroad Commission rather than the Interstate Commerce Commission. The companies have been ordered to show cause why their pool car shipments from Omaha to Rapid City should fall under state rather than federal authority.
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Pierre
Rapid City
J. Murray
State Railroad Commission
Buckingham ‘Transportation Company
Gordon Forwarding Company
Omaha
Causa
The
State Commission
Interstate Commercy Commission
Extension Club At Miller Meets To Plan Schedule
The Miller Extension Club met at Mrs. Roy Lewis home with Mrs. Rosendale assisting. Members voted to move regular meetings to the fourth Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Roy Lewis and Mary Campbell were reelected club music and reading chairmen for the year. Winona Collins and Maude DeGeest demonstrated Gifts From The Kitchen. Next meeting is Nov 23 at Stella Moore's home with Maude DeGeest as assistant hostess.
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Fxtension Club
Miller Has
Miller, Det
Miller Extension Club
Roy Lewis
Rosendale
Mary Campbell
Music
Reading
Winona Collins
Maude DeGeest
Stella Moore
Mellette Fugitive Extradition Waiver Report
Ellsworth Muthart, a 25 year old Mellette County murder suspect, waived extradition to South Dakota. James Methart, accused of fatally injuring Joe Storey near White River, fled to California after the alleged crash. Assistant Attorney General Ellsworth Evans left Pierre for Cheyenne to secure Methart’s custody.
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Mellette
C. Se
Pierre
Ellsworth Evans
Cheyenne
Wyo
Reka
Calif
James Methart
Mellette County
South Dakota
Muthart
Joe Storey
White River
Storey
Yreka
Shower for Mrs Ruth Mortimer Hitchcock Held at Frey Home
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs Ruth Mortimer Hitchcock, Tecent bride, was held at the H. C. Frey home Friday evening. Eight girls acted as cohosts, whist was played with Mrs Mortimer winning high prize and Mavis Paul low. A lunch was served late in the evening.
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Hart Hitchcock
Erwin Gross
Albert Payne
Anne Schroeder
George Hart
A. F. Armstrow
Cateson
Birthday and farewell parties and visits reported
October events from Highmore Wellington and nearby towns highlight Jimmie Frazee's birthday party at Mrs. Holtzman’s home and a farewell party for Mrs. Harold Sterson. Other items note visits by Fred Schrader family in St Lawrence and Wessington guests from Alma Center, plus Leslie Larsen departing for Navy service after exams in Omaha.
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UAS
Highmore
Jimmie Frazee
Vic Holtzman
Holtman
ST. Lawrence Wessington
Fred Schrader
Edmund Gehring
St. Lawrence
Recoveries and visits in Wellington and Highmore
Miss Lol Stobbs undergoes appendicitis operation and shows satisfactory recovery. Mrs. Sam Stobbs visits for a few days. Mrs. Walker honored at a pot luck supper hosted by Mrs. Sid Fritts. Mr. and Mrs. Ira McDonald return from a two week vacation visiting Michigan and the East Coast, with Washington visits. Dan Sherry and baby visit Highmore relatives. Sherry recently moved to Harrold and will manage the new Gamble store.
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Wellington
Lol Stobbs
Ital
Sam Stobbs
Mirs. Walker
ST. Lawrence
Walker
Sid Fritts
Highmore
Ira McDonald
Michigan
Chevy Chase
Washington, D. C
H. L. Wilson
Vesta Newton
Dan Sherry
Baby
Harrold
McNamara
Sherry
Nebraska
Gamble iStoce
Return Trip From Illinois Visit Aligns Family Friends
Highmore, Det. 28 Speein reports Mr. and Mrs. W. Sussex returning Tuesday from a trip to Belvidere TL and other points. At Worthington Minnesota they were joined by Mrs. R. S. Taylor, a former Highmore resident, who traveled on for a visit with friends.
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Illinois Highmore
Det
Speein
W. Sussex
Belvidere
Worthington
Minn
R. S. Taylor
Highmore
Evening Heronite State News Brief
Local brief from The Evening Heronite State News dated Thursday October reports on events, listings, and notices affecting residents, with emphasis on upcoming deadlines and community notices across counties.
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Heronite State
Ree Heights PTA Holds Regular Meeting in New Lunch Room
Ree Heights Oct 28 special The local FT A unit conducted its regular monthly gathering Monday. Mrs Hagen and Art Calahan presented moving pictures of calamities where the Red Cross aided relief. Mex Hagen spoke on Red Cross work. The president presided. Mrs Sobeck directed group singing. FP T A voted to sponsor hot lunches for school children from farm homes staying at the building at noon. A lunch was served in the new lunch room.
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Ree Heights
PTA
Rep Heights
FT. A
Hagen
Art Calahan
Red Rose
Mex. Hagen
Red Cross
Sobeck
T. A
New Luneh
Union Aid Division entertains members at Wellington meeting
Division Number Three of the Union Aid Society was hosted Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. W. Duke with JA members and five guests. Mrs. Henry Hellman led the devotions and Mrs. Duke commented on the chapter read. A bird identification contest awarded first place to Mrs. Stewart Bottum. Mrs. Hattie Place and Mrs. Dake assisted in serving lunch.
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Union Aid
Wellington
Union Aid Society
C. W. Duke
Henry Hellman
Duke
Stewart Bottum
Hattie Place
Dake
Visit to Custer Hitchcock sparks family reunion
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Sweeten of Hitchcock and Reginald Keraus of Aberdeen visited Harry Sweeten in Custer on Wednesday night. Sweeten is the uncle of the couple and Reginald’s grandfather.
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Custer
Hitchcock
D. S. Sweeten
Reginald Keraus
Aberdeen
5. D
Harry Sweeten
Reginald
Miller Youth Wins At Livestock Show
Brookings reports Miller youth Wayne Wade, State College senior agriculture student, won first in beef judging at the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City. Wade tied for fifth in hog judging with Max Myers, while Merle Lier placed sixth in horse judging. State College meats team finished seventh as Nebraska led, followed by Oklahoma Kansas Minnesota Town Missouri Illinois.
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Brookings
Wayne Wade
Miller
State College
Kansas City
Wade
Max Myers
Dallas
State Colles
Midwest
Myers
Merle Lier
Canton
State College Meats
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Minnesota
Town
Missouri
Illinois
Bashful Bobby chosen for Forestburg junior class play
Forestburg high school juniors select the three act comedy Bashful Bobby for their annual drama. Rehearsals are underway with a tentative performance date of November 12. Cast includes Alfred Brigns Donald Senska Leonard Barstead Eugene Petesch Doris Dent Irene Foubers Margaret Hatton Bernice Luthi Lorsra in Larson Barbara Stouber Laura Thompson and Wava Rogers.
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Bashful Bobby
Forestsurg
Speciad
Forestburg High Sches
Alfred Brigns
Donald Senska
Leonard Barstead
Eurgene Petesch
Doris Dent
Irene Foubers
Margaret Hatton
Bernice Luthi
Lorsraine Larson
Barbara Stouber
Laura Thompson
Wava Rogers
District No 1 Speaking Contest Set For November 15
Lake Preston hosts the annual district speaking tournament on Monday November 15 with Arlington Oldham Lake Preston Hetland Erwin Bancroft De Smet and Iroquois in the district. Mrs Carl Mundt of Madison will judge. Contests begin at 10 am with oratory and poetry in the morning and humor in the afternoon. drama starts at 7 30 pm. Superior winners from divisions advance to the regional contest in early December. Local preliminaries are November 1 and the final local November 19. Prof Frank Vixa leads this year’s work.
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Lake Preston
Sunt
Krumm
Iroqueis
H. A. Ro Indall
Arlington
A. A. Coulson
Oldham
Hetland
Erwin
Bancroft
de Smet
Iroquois
Carl Mundt
Madison
Bey
Prof
Frank Vixa
Mrs Wareing Hosts Ree Heigets Luncheon Honoring Miss Sisson
Mrs H H Wareing entertained at a luncheon on Monday honoring Miss Louise Sisson of Detroit as house guest. Guests included Mrs Wayne McGee, Mrs Milford Braden, Mrs Le land Breele, and Miss Zelda Willett.
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Wareing
Ree Heigets
H. H. Wareing
Louise Sisson
Detroit, Mich
Wayne McGee
Milford Braden
Leland Breele
Zelda Willett
Visms SOKS Forestburg OK Special Notice
Mrs Mil Rickel left last Friday evening to visit relatives in Kansas and Oklahoma. She plans two weeks away with her son in Kansas and another in Oklahoma.
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Visms Soks
Shortage Ups Teacher Wages General Salary Increase In Rural Districts
Rural districts face a teacher shortage driving a general salary increase this fall in South Dakota. A 64 of 68 counties reported by J F Hines show more small rural schools and rising pay levels with 1 101 teachers at $50 monthly last year to 1 147 this year. Net rural school closures show 199 closed but 62 reopened or established.
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Siv
Bia
Union Aid Society Meets At Mrs Allyn Home
Division Two of the Union Aid Society gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Scott Allyn’s residence in Wesbington with nine members present. Mrs. Charles Bothwell led devotions before a brief business session followed by quilting. A late lunch was served by Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Mabel Alarie.
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Union Aid
Wesbington
Union Aid Society
Scott Allyn
Charles Bothwell
Allen
Mabel Alarie
Ree Heights Visitors From Huron Wyoming
The Rev and Mrs C L Starr of Huron and their son Gaylord Starr and wife from Wyoming visited at the home of Mrs Mary Spiers in Ree Heights on Sunday.
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Ree- Heights
Ree Heights
C. L. Starr
Huron
Gaylord Starr
Wyoming
Mary Spiers
Walton move shifts households in Hitchcock area
W H Walton relocates his household to the house once occupied by Jesse Payne in Hitchcock. Frank Dennis is moving onto the Walton family’s farm, taking over the premises guested by the Waltons.
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Hitchcock
W. H. Walton
Bneds
Jesse Payne
Frank Dennis
Walton
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Leslie Larsen
John Larsen
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