Removal Of Craig From South Dakota Board Sparks Outcry
Sioux Falls reports Democratic state official Leon F. Craig was removed from the board of charities and corrections by Gov. Leslie Jensen after a July hearing. Craig calls the move a political purge and seeks court relief. state chairman A W Powall blasts the governor as vindictive and politically motivated. The case proceeds to a September 27 hearing ordered by Judge Lucius J. Wall.
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Sioux Falls
Lea FF
Craig
South Dakota Board of Charities and Corrections
Leslie Jensense
Lucius J. Wall
Jensen
United States
South Dakota
Flandreau
A. W. Powall
Leslie Jensen
Leon F. Craig
Board of Charities and Corrections
Powell
Raw deal in public appointments sparks controversy
The speaker criticizes replacing Mr. Craig with a more competent public servant and distributing posts to three job seekers at Crags place, including a warden and a training school superintendent, calling it the rawest kind of raw deal.
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Mr. Craig
Crags Place
State Penitentiary
Highmore Opens New School Year
Highmore city schools opened on September 1 with a small enrollment drop from last year. Grade pupils numbered 160, vs 169 last year. high school registrations totaled 144, eight fewer. New superintendent Kenneth Harkness arrives after replacing Ralph A. Borah who resigns. School staff include Mrs. Martha McLaughlin, Miss Katharine Gale, Miss Florence Carson, and others across grades and departments.
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Highmore
Highmore City
Harkness
Kenneth Harkiness
Mitchell High School
Ralph A. Borah
Martha McLaughlin
Highmoore
Katharine Gale
Quinn
Florence Carson
Ruth Finch
Madison
Dorothy Hink
Naomi Dusseau
Chamberlain
Loretta Guenthner
Bridgewater
Raymond Pierce
Tipton
Evelyn” Keith
Canton
Joel Thompson
Sioux Falls
Arthur Eberle
Lehr
N. DB
H. O. Baillie
Eva McDonald
Stingley Family Reunion Fetes Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stingley traveled from Highmore to Nebraska for a family reunion. They visited AB Stingley in Dixon, then stayed with Mrs. Mary Stingley, and celebrated a wedding anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Clymen with relatives in Omaha.
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Highmore
Elmer Stingley
Nebraska
AB. Stingley
Dixon
Mary Stingley
A. J. Clymen
Omaha
Hawkinson Leaves Highmore for Chicago Post
David Hawkinson leaves Highmore Monday for Chicago to begin a new job. Mrs. Hawkinson formerly Miss Lucille Quirk stays on with Elmer Quirk. Aunt Mrs. Martin Jeske of Long Beach, California arrived Sunday for a brief visit in Highmore.
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Chicago
Highmore
David Hawkininson
Elmer Quirk
Hawkinson
Lucille Quirk
Martin Jeske
Long Beach
Calif
Fleming Visits Ill Brother in Volga
Mrs Lu tu Fleming travels to Volga to be with her seriously ill brother over the weekend.
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Wolsey
Lu Tu Fleming
Volga
Rempfer Family Sets Udora Record at University of South Dakota
Ruth Rempfer of Parkston will join the University of South Dakota on September 13 on a state scholarship. The Rempfers have a strong academic lineage with siblings in Phi Heta Kappa and advanced degrees at Northwestern, Illinois, Carleton, Harvard, and Rensselaer, plus a 1933 class member Eldora.
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Phi Heta Kappos
Robert Rempfer
Northwestern
Illinois
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Margaret Rempfer
Carleton College
Elizabeth Rempfer
Harvard University
Rempfers
William C. Rempfer
Rempfer
Eldora
H. G. Rempfer
Anthrax Ban Remains In Effect In South Dakota
Restrictions on South Dakota livestock due to anthrax stay in place at Jone and Minnesota packing centers. Federal official Seidel told State Livestock Sanitary Board member Anderson no permits for live stock moving through SD sales barns to Iowa or Minnesota unless for immediate slaughter. About 200 of 90 quarantines have been lifted. with favorable weather all quarantines may be removed in the next few days.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Jone
Minnesota
HA. A. Seidel
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Ben Anderson
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Iowa
Anderson
Increase in NYA Allotments for South Dakota Students
John Erwin announces a one third hike in NYA monthly grants to South Dakota colleges and graduate students. The extra 1875 dollars per month adds to the existing funds but still leaves total support well below last year. The money must target drought affected students and may be increased later if more funds arrive.
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Mitchell
Sept
John Erwin
NYA
Washington
South Dakota
Erwin
North migrants praised by University president at Brule Creek talk
ELK POINT Sept 8 I D Weeks president of the University of South Dakota addressed Brule Creek Tronderlag members on The North Moves West. He praised Norwegian heritage faith and culture and urged the younger generation to cherish their priceless heritage and keep it alive.
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Weeks
Tronderlag
Elk Point
I. D. Weeks
University of South Dakota
Brule Creek
North
Norway
University
Family Reunions Highlight Midler and Wellington Springs Gatherings
A Virgil D H Barnes party attended a Wangeness family reunion at Camp Dakota near Midler with Miller Missouri attendees including O B Wangsness Henry Wangsness Toller Wangsness Ben Wangsness and Wm Smith plus Jesse Bray Olene Wangsness from Washington DC. Wellington Springs hosts a 32 guest picnic and bridge event at the community clubhouse with prizes awarded to Mrs R I Cooke Mrs J J Carson and Mrs John Anton. Turton hosts a Lyren family weekend reunion with Sioux City relatives joining at the Huge Lyren home and dinner with Jack Fisher and Mrs Andersen.
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Virgil
D. H. Barnes
W.C. Denison Jr
Wangeness
Camp Dakota
Midler
O.B. Wangsness
Henry Wangsness
Toller Wangness
Ben Wangsness
Wm. Smith
Miller
Jesse Bray
Olene Wangsness
Washington, D.C
W. C. Denison Jr
Picnic Bridge
Wellington Springs
Otto Tiede
Fred Setterstrom
H. E. Jenkinson
Community Club
R. I. Cooke
J. J. Carson
John Anton
Turton
Sept
Gus Lyren
Mr. Lyren
Mrs. Andersen
Sioux’ City
Lyren
Birthday party honors Lois Fulton in Virg il
Mrs. Lester Fulton entertained a group of boys and girls at her home in Virg il to celebrate Lois Fulton’s second birthday with games and lunch. Final band concert closes summer session in Virg il. Visitors from Wisconsin Minnesota and Lis Cavour noted with locals hosting. Low bidder chosen Aberdeen firm with posted offer.
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Virgil
Lester Fulton
Lois
Eric Jumgemann
Erwin Forms School Bands
Erwin School organizes junior and senior bands for the new year. The junior band has 25 members with officers Elwood Wolkow president Burton Johannesen vice president Helen Muser secretary Helen Garvey treasurer Bernice Anderson librarian and a dues plan to fund new music. The senior band, diminished by graduates and transfers, lists Gale Hodges president Dale Coulson vice president Margaret Coulson secretary Gene Hodges treasurer Arline Thiesen librarian. Principal John R Tolmie directs band work.
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Erwin
Elwood Wolkow
Burton Johannesen
Helen Muser
Helen Garvey
Bernice Anderson
Gale Hodges
Dale Coulson
Margaret Coulson
Gene Hodges
Arline Thiesen
John R. Tolmie
Woonsocket Juniors Start Rehearsals For The Tinker Play
Woonsocket high school begins rehearsals for the three act comedy The Tinker by Fred Eastman directed by Franz Ollerman. The show is set for October 15 with a tentative cast including Richard Mulligan Genevieve Newcomb Walter Basham Veneta Putnam Jimmie Briggs Betty Jeanne Herrigan and Claire Swanson. Ollerman previously directed Death Takes a Holiday at Beresford high school.
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Woonsocket
Fred Eastman
Franz Ollerman
David Whitney
Richard Mulligan
Ethyl Whitney
Genevieve Newcomb
Jerome Whitney
Walter Basham
Marjoria Whitney
Veneta Putnam
Jack Whitney
Jimmie Briggs
Jane Seymour
Betty Jeanne Herrigan
Tinker
Claire Swanson
Mr. Olerman
Beresford High School
Wolsey High School Elects Class Officers
Wolsey High School elected class officers for all grades this week. Seniors chose Faye Anderson as president with Clair Koch as vice president and Kathaina Fry as secretary treasurer. Clarence Babcock as activity chairman and George H. Dirksen as sponsor.
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Wolsey Wolsey
Wolsey High School
Faye Anderson
Clair Koch
Kathaina Fry
Clarence Babcock
George H. Dirksen
Beth Gordon
Joyor Hagedorn
Marjorie Christopherson
Martin Busch
Clarice Christopherson
Dorothy Langbehn
Mary Ellen Fry
Eizer Jecsen
Verda Langbehn
Richard Braun
Roscoe Taylor
Mabel Johnson
Yankton College Conservatory Of Music Announces 1937-38 Open
The Yankton College Conservatory of Music opens the 1937 38 school year Monday September 13 with a strengthened faculty and new additions to the Library of Music. Henry W Wenzel returns as violin and orchestral instructor after summer study at Northwestern University and Oberlin Conservatory. Freeman Falk piano theory and organ studies return after summer work at Syracuse University. Falk is a Yankton College graduate and was retained after earning his degrees in 1928.
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Yankton
Yankton College Conservatory of Music
Library of Music
Chicago
New York
Henry W. Wenzel
Cleveland
Ohio
Conservatory
Northwestern University
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Wenzel
University of Oklahoma
Yankton College
Freeman Falk
Syracuse , University
Syracuse
Falk
Mellfinger
Wibbard
Syracuse University
Piano and Theory Instructor Studied Under Grainger
An instructor in piano and theory at the Conservatory continues studies at Chicago Music College and Lom Bard School of Music and has worked under renowned composer and pianist Percy Grainger.
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Th Conservatory
Chicago Music College
Lombard School of Music
Percy Grainger
Hearings Planned On Carrier Rates Across South Dakota
The South Dakota board of railroad commissioners will hold public hearings from September 2 on whether to set maximum and minimum rates for Class B and C motor carriers. Meetings occur in Sioux Falls September 20 21 Mitchell September 22 23 Huron September 24 Aberdeen September 29 30 Watertown October 1 and Rapid City October. Community truck groups are urged to appoint spokesmen. Virgil moving to Wells.
Don’t Let Monthly Cramps Steal Your Smile
A vintage testimonial-style ad urges women to use Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to ease menstrual cramps and functional disorders. It promotes the product as a remedy during girlhood to motherhood and approaching middle age, implying it keeps a woman’s spirit bright.
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Lydia Sf
Pink_ ham
Lydia
Pinkam
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Dakota Central Telephone ,Gompay
HLL, Toencne
Lis. Cavour
Elizabeth Tompers
Loyola and
Olive
Barney Dillon
Minneapolis
WISCONSIN _ CAVOUR
Wisconsin
W. J. Coughlin
W. E Mang
Mr. Coffea
Cavour
John Colwell
Yisit
L. G. Horstman
Minn
Gavour
Kelly
Van
W. Jonanson and Co
Aberdeen
Treasury
Webster
Tolmie
Yankton’s Music School
Railroad Commissioners Board
W. H. Weiss
Weiss
Wells
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