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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1935

Page

7

Highmore Plans Homecoming Day

Highmore high school prepares for a Pirate day homecoming with Friday events. Miss Louis Tompkins and Ray Broneman named as marshal Charles Markley. Carnival and dance planned with booths and floor shows. Class carnival queens listed and seniors to eighth graders named. Football to meet Wessington in a non conference game. Pirates aim to extend a strong season and hold second in Central S C conference.

Highmore Highmore High School Louis Tompkins Ray Broneman Charles Markley Dorothy Jeune Hawkins Leona Pekarek Josephine Quirk Betty Lou Jordan Mlinda Hanson Betty Hawkins Wessington Pirates S. C

Aptitude Tests Set For Dakota Wesleyan University

Aptitude tests conducted by the Association of American Medical Colleges will be offered at Dakota Wesleyan University on December 6. Last year 1,069 students from 617 colleges took part and about 90 percent of approved U S medical schools used the scores in selecting applicants. Schools report the tests have proven very helpful.

Mitchell The Association of American Medical Colleges Dakota Wesleyan University United States

Harding County Slim Buttes Crown South Dakota Beauty

Vermillion October 31 E B P Rothrock state geologist and USD geology professor says the Slim Buttes of Harding County rise 800 to 700 feet above the plains and are among the state’s most beautiful yet little known scenes. The Laramie sea shaped the area over 50 million years ago creating the base rocks and later lagoons and vegetation returning through repeated cycles including coal formation.

Harding County South Dakota E. B P. Rothrock University of South Dakota Laramie Aca Plains Slim Buttes Laramie Slim Butte

Test Now Required For Admission To Medical School

The attention of all applicants is drawn to the fact that the test is now a normal requirement for admission to medical school. Many Dakota Wesleyan students who have taken this test have received signal recognition in a large number of U S medical schools.

Dakota Wesleyan United States

American Legion Auxiliary to Meet November Fourth

The American Legion Auxiliary will convene Monday evening November 4. Mrs. W. J. French and Mrs. W. R. Hamilton will serve refreshments. The note about mushrooms notes sensitivity to temperature and moisture.

Bonilla American Legion Auxiliary W. J. French W. R. Hamilton

Larson To Address Minnesota Meeting

Palmer K. Larson, chairman of the South Dakota Young Republican League, will travel to Minneapolis to speak at the Minnesota state convention of Young Republicans Friday and Saturday. He outlined plans for a five member South Dakota delegation to a Young Republican national committee meeting in Des Moines on November 9 to 11, and the third annual South Dakota state convention set for February 12. The site for the state convention has not yet been chosen.

Sioux Falls Palmer K. Larson South Dakota Young Republican League Minneapolis Minnesota Young Republicans Ers Larson Young Republican National Committee Des Moines

State wide Republican banquet and rally at convention

The regular business meeting and a state wide Republican banquet and rally will be features of the convention. Several speakers of national prominence have been invited.

Bonilla P T A Plans Program

Bonilla P T A will meet Tuesday evening November 5 at the school to hear a program in preparation.

Bonilla

Hartland Farmers Back Ending Corn Hog Support in 1936

Hartland township farmers vote heavily to retire the AAA corn hog program in 1936. Special report from Erwin dated Oct 31 notes presponderantly in favor as ballots are cast by local farmers.

Erwin Hartland Township

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