Few Changes In S. D. State Staff
Brookings Sept 23 Relatively few changes occur in South Dakota State College faculty from last year. New members include Sherman Johnson agricultural economics professor in Benedict's absence, Wilbur Tully head of poultry, Upton S. Palmer replacing speech professor McCarty, Norma Albright home economics instructor, Laura J. McArthur on leave, Ethel Javanson in place of Myrtle Hyre, C. S. Borum as agricultural statistician, George Houghton violin instructor, Pearl Bryant replacing Ora Sloat, Mary A. Covert extension home management, Er. A. Threlfall as assistant athletic coach, W. E. Myers English instructor, George Thomson assistant editor, Orlin L. Walder mathematics instructor, Irene Wente teaching mathematics and German, D. H. Jacobson dairy instruction, Lee W. Haney and Janetary Steff in new roles, Walter E. Smith as head of the department with Dana Allen transferred, Henrik Tillisch college physician, Emma Pederson college nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College
Sherman Johnson
Montana State College
Harvard University
M. R. Benedict
Wilbur Tully
North Dakota Agricultural College
G. L. Stevenson
Johnson
University of Minnesot
Harvard
Montana State
Minnesota
Louisiana
George McCarty
Upton S. Palmer
Norma Albright
Laura J. McArthur
Ethel Javanson
Myrtle Hyre
C.S. Borum
J. L. Orr
Washington, D. C
George Houghton
Orr
School of Agriculture
Pearl Bryant
Ora Sloat
Mary A. Covert
ER. A. Threlfall
W. E. Myers
Ethel R. Schiable
George Thomson
W. Walter Ellis
Orlin L. Walder
Garden Fuller
Irene Wente
D. H. Jacobsqn
Y W C A Hosts Students and Faculty Tea
Madison September 23 Eastern State Teachers College Y W C A members greeted college girls and women faculty in the Assembly rooms at 4 pm. Regina McMahon Salem sang Passed by Your Window Geraldine Westaby Madison played Narcissus Leona Headley Bryant announced numbers Ada Orton Jutland president invited girls to join. Cabinet members spoke on committee work and tea followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Madison
Young Women's Christian Association
Eastern State Teachers College
As- Seuiasne
Narcissus
Nevin
Leona Headley
Bryant
Ada Orton
Jutland
Jean Barnes
Flean
Mrs Coop New Head Wessington Auxiliary
WESSINGTON Sept 23 At the regular meeting of the Wessington unit of the American Legion Auxiliary Mrs Clar ence Coop was elected president for the ensuing year Also elected were E J DeHaven first vice president Charles Sallee second vice president L E Robsahm chaplain Delbert Major sergeant at arms Sam Bungum secretary John Meyers treasurer W W H Stewart historian G E McElrath past president Livich was served by the committee in charge at the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coop New
Wessington
American Legion Auxiliary
F. Ball
Clarence Coop
E. J. DeHaven
Charles Sallee
L. E. Robsahm
Delbert Major
Deadwood Fire Chief Urges Caution for Fire Prevention Week
Deadwood fire chief Earl Morford declares October 5 as Fire Prevention Week and urges residents to cooperate in reducing fire loss. He criticizes neglected attics and basements and asks households to report gas smells to service companies for timely repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl BR. Morford
Deadwood
Morford
Facts For Fat Folks Advertisement Claim
An advertisement touts Kruschen daily dose for weight loss and improved health. It cites Mrs M C Taylor of Lewisburg West Virginia dropping from 175 to 189 percent pounds and notes relief from headaches and breathlessness. The ad promotes half teaspoonful in water each morning, a cent bottle lasting four weeks, at Longstaff Drug Co H A Peshton's and other drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M C. Taylor
Lewisburg
W. Va
Longstaff Drug Co
H. A.‘Peshton’s
Buffalo County Forms PTA In Every District
GANN VALLEY Sept 2 Special The Lone Prairie school in Grey Hill district now hosts a PTA marking Buffalo county's attainment of a PTA in every district. Miss Ora Mae Riggle traveled ninety miles to assist County Superintendent Mrs Gertrude Flyte in organizing the new unit. The thirteen members include all parents and school board members. officers are A J Bleha president Russel Anderson vice president Ora Mae Riggle secretary treasurer and Mrs Peter Mootz historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo County
Gann Valley
Lone Prairie
Grey Hill
Crow Creek Indian Reservation
Ora Mae Rigele
Gertrude BE. Flyte
PT. A
A. J. Bleha
Russel Anderson
Ora Mae Riggle
Peter Mootz
Dramatic Classes At Eastern State Teachers College
Madison announces dramatic classes at Eastern State Teachers College will stage one big production each quarter. The fall program may be three one act plays or an orpheum program. The stagecraft class includes acting scenery building and painting while the directing class will also serve as directors and stage managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Eastern State Teachers College
Mary ©. Mundt
Orpheum
Principal Called Home By Injury To Brother
Madison September 23 Miss Ethel G Akey principal of the elementary grades at Campus Training School of Eastern State Teachers College was summoned home to Wray Colorado after learning of a serious accident to her brother Ellis Aker. He was injured when a freight car unloaded automobile fell on him. Mrs Akey will be away indefinitely as Mrs Leona Headley Bryant and Miss Florence Hettel White Lake students at the college assume her duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Madison
Ethel G. Akey
Eastern State Teachers College
Wray
Colorado
Ellis Aker
Akey
Leona Headley
Bryant
Florence Hettel
White Lake
Woman's Study Club Luncheon planned in Wessington
Wessington September 23 Special The annual luncheon of the Woman's Lady Club of Wessington will be held at the home of Mrs Earl Rothsahm on Thursday afternoon September 25. Lunch will be served at 1 20 oclock with the program committee in charge Plans for the new club year will be outlined at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Study Club
Wessington
Woman's Lady Club of
Earl Rothsahm
Frederick Kreuger Buys Wagner Filling Station
Frederick Kreuger has purchased the Wagner filling station erected this summer at the north edge of town on highway 14. He will take possession October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Fredrick Kreuger
Wagner
Hillgren Favors Paved Highways for South Dakota
Sioux Falls report quotes Ralph Hillgren Republican nominee for Minnehaha county state representative proposing a bill to let counties issue bonds to fund paving. He argues bonds could speed up hard surfaced road work without new taxes, leveraging state funds and potential federal aid, and cites Iowa precedent. He notes traffic growth raises maintenance costs and envisions No. 77 extension and cross-c county routes in Minnehaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Highway Commission
Ralph ©. Hillgren
Minnehaha County
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Hillgren
Minnehaha
Hul Uren
Congress
South Dakota
Hilleren
Praised Historical Film Dachtab Shown Nationwide
A letter from Bertha R. Palmer praises the Dachtab historical film produced by Eastern State Teachers College in 1923. It was shown in Bismarck on a Fine Arts program by the State Federation of Women's Clubs with a Lantern in Her Hand reading. Palmer notes the film’s value and urges wider showings in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Normal
Madison
Adams Memorial Hall to be dedicated in Deadwood
Dedication set for October 4 in Deadwood for the Adams Memorial Hall donor W E Adams, a pioneer merchant. The building houses 8500 Deagen electric chimes, museum showcases valued at 5000, and an elaborate dedicatory program has been prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Deadwood
W. E. Adams
Aberdeen church to run miniature golf course fundraiser
Aberdeen will host a church fundraiser as the Presbyterian Brotherhood takes over the Milstead miniature golf course tonight. Charles Gorsuch, president, says proceeds go to the church treasury and a hot dog stand will operate with church ladies assisting with food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Presbyterian Brotherhood of Aberdeen
Milstead
Charles Gorsuch
Frost damages Pleas ant Valley gardens
A killing frost hit Pleas ant Valley on Friday night leaving late gardens wilted by Saturday sun. Water tanks froze and the frost may loosen inks on the corn and tipen late flax crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Gardens
Pleasant Valley
Gravel vs concrete roads debated by Minnesota official
Commissioner C M Babcock says gravel costs a cent per mile more to run a car than concrete and up to ten cents more on poor gravel. He notes that at two thousand cars per day the savings would cover future paving costs in about 21 months. He argues gravel remains viable for vast stretches, but near cities concrete is cheapest and best where roads remain rough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Babcock
Minnesota
Forty-Two In State Killed Accidentally in August
South Dakota report shows 42 people died in August accidents including 21 in rotor vehicle incidents. Total accidents reached 173, with 80 motor vehicle, 32 other public, 23 agricultural, 12 industrial and 26 home incidents. Injuries dropped to 236, motor vehicle injuries 128. Mary E Jamison, director, notes expansion of reporting to improve figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
E. Jamison
Aberdeen Opens Main Street Paving After Six Weeks
Aberdeen reports the opening of a Main Street block between Fifth and Sixth Streets after six weeks of work. The Milwaukee railroad intersection remains incomplete but will finish this week. A total of twelve blocks were paved this summer and new paving to replace old wood blocks on Main Street will be laid later, with plans not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Main Street
Fifth
Immiain Street
Many Books Given To Black Hills College
Vulture presentments to the Black Hills Teachers college library have grown through the summer as faculty members donate volumes. Dr. F. F. Swerteger, substituting for Miss Jessie Pangburn, left valuable books, including early editions such as Seneca's Morals dated 1817.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills College
Spearfish
Black Hills Teachers College
F. F. Swerteger
Jessie Pangburn
Huron
Seneca
Madison Firemen Attend Minneapolis Training School
Fire Chief L D Lee and Assistant Chief Leo YVreyens lead over 40 Madison firemen attending the North Forest Fire School in Minneapolis. The group will study Monday through Thursday, with Madison’s department praising the opportunity to improve firefighting methods through the training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
L D. Lee
Leo Yvreyens
Northwest
Lorest
Minneapolis
South Dakota Horses Are Sent Back East
In Pierre on September 21 several buyers from Iowa have purchased and shipped multiple carloads of Sully county colts and Lygan county horses to Wisconsin and town points. Prices range from forty to one hundred dollars per head. Stanley county auctions are abundant as sellers work to dispose of surplus range horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Lake Mills
Iowa
Sully County
Lygan County
Wiinoise
Stanley County
Marian Kalayjian to present piano recital in Yankton
Miss Marian Kalayjian, a Yankton college sponsored pianist and conservatory graduate, will give a piano recital on October 10 under the auspices of Yankton College. Dr. B. W. Nash, president, announced the event after her recent return from studies at the conservatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Marian Kalayjian
Yankton Yankton
Marian Kalayjian
Yankton College
B. W. Nash
Miss Kalayjian
Tulare Opera Pianist Kalayjian Returns to South Dakota
Miss Kalayjian daughter of Dr and Mrs S J Ridayjiam graduates from Yankton College with a music degree. She studied at Juilliard and won scholarships for further study in Fontainebleau France. A Paris debut caps her extended musical training and signals her second public appearance in South Dakota since her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
South Dakwa
Rewan
Kalayjian
S.J. Ridayjiam
Yankion College
Conservatory of Music
Julliard Foundation
New York City
Fontaineblen
France
Fron
Crandon ministers attend M. E. Conference in South Bend
Rev Ma Loemker of Crandon settlement M. E. church and delegate Will Freitag travel to South Bend Indiana for this week’s M. E. Conference. A crash report notes the crippled victim was hit by a car.
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S. D
Lee W. Haney
Janetary Steff
Walter E. Smith
Dana Alien
Ft Missoula
Mont
Henrik Tillisch
Emma Pederson
Lottie A. Dee
Kellys
Kelly
Kelly Lotta Miles
M&m
All Kelly
Tulare
Naverecy
Horlick’y Racine
Wisconst
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