Merged Churches Increase 8110 in United Year Book
The first united Year Book of the Congregational and Christian Churches shows total membership 1 052 924 with 6 560 churches 3 419 Congregational 1 151 Christian. Declines in total churches and Sunday school enrolment contrast increases in young people’s membership as merger projects advance under Seattle July meeting plans.
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New York
N. Y
National Council of the Congregational Churches
T.e General Convention of the
Christian Church
United
General Council of the
Congregational and Christian Churches
Seattle
Wash
Foreism
Ohio
Indiana Conference of Congregational and
Aristian Ci Rches
Southeast Convention of Congregational and Christian Churches
Vsstram
Delaware
Florida
Wrest
Mississippi River
Guarles Emerson Burton
National Congregational Council
Warren H. Denison
General Christian Convention
S. F. College Plans Extension Classes
SIOUX FALLS Sept 23 Plans for extension classes in six centers around Sioux Falls were announced by the department headed by President Lattgast. Centers include Sioux Falls Flandreau Dell Rapids Salem Parker and Viborg. Organization meetings set for Oct 1 in Sioux Falls Oct 4 for Flandreau Dell Rapids and Salem and Sept 27 for Parker and Viborg.
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S. F. College
Sioux Falls
Department of
Flandreau
Dell Rapids
Salem
Parker
Vibors
Lattgast
Parker and Viborg
Commissioner Hargens Converts Dairy Farm to Ranch
Emil Hargens county commissioner is transforming his Minnekahta area farm into a dairy ranch. He shipped two carloads of dairy stock from near Harrison Nevada. The herd includes 20 cows 10 heifers and 15 calves with Holsteins Jerseys and Durhams roughly evenly represented. Hargens and foreman Will Jones spent much of last week inspecting herds in various locales.
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Emil Hargens
Minnekahta
Harrison
Nev
Hargens
Will Jones
Open Campaign On Predatory Animals Opens Oct 1
A predator control campaign in western South Dakota begins October 1 under C. H. Johnson of the state game and fish department. Six state hunters will be assigned territories to demonstrate trapping and poison use, with emphasis on trapping to protect livestock.
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Johnson
Fame Department
State Departments
Rapid City Scouts To Hold Court Of Honor
Rapid City Boy Scouts will host the largest court of honor and rally day in the Black Hills. The event is slated for Saturday, October 23, at the tourist park with the court of honor at the Methodist church in the evening. Streamers will be awarded and troops compete to register the most new scouts for a separate award.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
5. C. Bakken
Sioux Falls Paving Opening Delayed on Lincoln County Road
Sioux Falls report notes delay in opening the remainder of pavement on the south Minnesota avenue road in Lincoln county due to dirt coating removal. Paving expected to open this afternoon or tomorrow as engineer L Ez Vercoe of the state highway department explains. Shouldering work also delayed because pipes and lines lie along the road.
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Sioux Falls
Minnesota
Lincoln County
L. Ez Vercoe
State Highway Department
Wolsey Ladies Aid to Present The Widow Zander's Wedding
Wolsey special arrangement under Ladies Aid Society will stage The Widow Zander's Wedding at Wolsey opera house on Tuesday September 20. Directed by Mrs F Wardmen, the event aims to raise funds for local needs.
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Wolsey Ladies Aid
Wolsey
Ladies Aid Society
Zander
Rare Musk Ox Skull Donated to U Museum in Vermillion
Vermillion September 22 The skull of a musk ox dating back fifty thousand years was donated to the University of South Dakota Museum by John Van den Bos Corsica SD who found the fossil in a Douglas county gravel pit. Only two such skulls are known in the state and the specimen is noted as unusually perfect with two teeth and an upper jaw. The horns are broad flat and massive at the base curving down to a sharp point. Musk oxen resemble small long haired buffalo and were likely used for defense.
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University of South Dakota Museum
John van den Bos
Corsica
S.D
Douglas Coun
W. H. Over
University Museum
North America
Hudson Bay
Watertown Man Seriously Injured In Gravel Ditch Crash
Thomas A Clareson of Watertown sustained serious injuries after his ear struck loose gravel and his vehicle left the road between Sisseton and Waubay. He was found unconscious four hours after the wreck and brought to Luther hospital for treatment.
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Watertown
Thomas A Clareson
Sisseton
Waubay
Luther Hospital
Clareson
Stylus Published as Unsponsored College Paper
Sioux Falls college in Sioux Falls released the Stylus on September 18, marking its first issue of the year. Editor Karl Krueger announced the paper is the only entirely unsponsored college newspaper in the state, with several new departments added since last year.
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Stylus
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Karl Krueger
Cystex Promised Relief For Urinary Discomfort
An advertorial claims Cystex relieves backache frequent daytime urination leg pains nervousness and burning from bladder irritation. It promises rapid alerts through the apatera and boasts thousands praising its rapki positive action under the Tron-Clad Guarantee with a money check option.
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Sherman & Moe
Behaviorism Talk At University Radio Station
Vermillion reports Dr C C Josey will discuss Is Behaviorism Practical on KUSD University radio Wednesday night September 24. C E Lyon spoke on Skill in Argument last night. Regular broadcasts run Monday Wednesday and Friday from 8 to 9 pm with classical music and student selections.
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Vermillion
CC. Josey
University of South Dakota
KUSD
C. E. Lyon
College of Music
Feder Radio Commission
C. C. Josey
C. E. Thoms
Carl Christel
Survey Of Coal Oil Projects In South Dakota
Geology department at the University of South Dakota reports summer surveys of oil and coal prospects in South Dakota. Oil mapping covered 170 square miles including Fall River County anticlines Chilson Cascade and Fairburn structures. Coal mapping spanned 90 square miles near Firesteel cataloguing outcrops and estimating coal volumes.
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South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Department of Geology
Fall River County
Chilson
Cascade
Fairburn
Custer County
Firesteel
Funeral Services for Mrs Frahm in Troquois
Special funer al services for Mrs Amelia Frahm longtime Iroquois resident who died at her daughter Mrs Lon Annis home will be held Thursday at 2 pm from the Methodist church The mother of 13 children nine survivors with Dorothy in Los Angeles expected to join others for the funeral
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Dorothy
Los Angeles
Historic Mining Party Lines Up Personnel for Fall River Run
The Fall River expedition lists E. P. Rothrock a geologist M. E. Kirby Ben Heiss Robert Parrott and Lester Olson as the stripping team. The Firesteel party includes W W W. Searight a geologist and Lyle Espe, assistant.
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Fall River
E., P. Rothrock
M. E. Kirby
Ben Heiss
Robert Parrott
Lester Olson
W. W W. Searight
Lyle Espe
Graduate School Enrollment at USD Rises Significantly
Vermillion September 2 Observed enrollment in the University of South Dakota graduate school is 40 percent higher than last year, with expected final figures showing about a 50 percent increase. Dr. A M Pardee notes well distributed degree candidates across departments and reports strong interest in a doctoral program as faculty had voted to offer doctorates in several departments.
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University of South Dakota
A. M. Pardee
Dr. Yardee
South Dakota
Pardee
University establishes graduate school in 1929
The graduate school of the university was created in the summer of 1929 replacing earlier graduate work managed by a graduate council within the college of arts and sciences. This marks a formal separation of advanced study from the undergraduate college structure.
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University
College of Arts and Sciences
Reception For Parents And Faculty At Wessington
Wessington Lions Club hosts all rural pupils and school staff at a Monday September 29 reception in the community hall. A program will be presented and lunch served as members of the faculty and board of education are invited.
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Wessington
Wessington Lions Club
Board of Education
Knolton Retires After Long Deadwood and Buffalo Gap Run
W M Knolton, who settled in the Black Hills at Deadwood 51 years ago, moved to Buffalo Gap with the railroad, ran a store there until 1892, and then began business in Hot Springs where he has remained, is now retiring after a long career.
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Hot Springs
W. M. Knolton
Black Hills
Deadwood
Buffalo Gap
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