Groton to Host Farm Power Day and Jungle Day Parade
Groton Booster Club sponsors Farm Power Day and horse show on October 9 in Groton in cooperation with Jungle Day. Events include a parade of farm machinery, horse judging by 7 8 Johnson, pulling contests, two horse classes, and prizes. Redfield-Groton football game at 2 pm, free movies at State Theatre from 10 am, and a school auditorium performance of The Phantom Viger in the evening.
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Groton
al i Shaw
Johnson
State College
Brookings
Booster Club
Merchonis
Groten
Redfield
Birthdays Marked At Liebig Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs William Liebig hosted a family dinner at their country Rome southeast of town on Sunday in observance of the hosts birthdays and that of their niece Betty Jean Liebig at Redfield. Relatives attending included Mr and Mrs Ernest Schone of Frankfort Mr and Mrs Robert Lisbig of Doland Mr and Mrs Elmer Lisbig and Betty Jean of Redfield and Mr and Mrs Marvin Franckenstein of near Crandon.
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Frankeurl
William Liebig
Rome
Betty Jean Liebig
Redfield
Ernest Schone
Frankfort
Robert Lisbig
Doland
Elmer Lisbig
Faughter
Betty Jean
Mrr
Marvin Franckenstein
Near Crandon
University of South Dakota revises 40 correspondence courses
SDU Correspondence Courses are revised by the extension division to update content and provide the latest textbooks. The division offers 175 courses for university credit and revises each at least every three years. Meanwhile in Wellington Mr and Mrs Oscar Peddicard buy barber shop equipment in Sioux City as Burton relocates and moves his furnishings.
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SDU
Extension Division
University of South Dakota
Feddicord
Wellington
Oscar Peddicard
Sioux City
Peddicard
Wil Burton
Burton
Student Life to Publish First Issue Next Month
ST LAWRENCE Sept 24 Special The first issue of Student Life will be published by St Lawrence High School students in October. The Journalism Club assigns Lucille Anderberg as editor Betty McCauguay business manager Mary Baxter general news Max Thompson athletics Mavis Cattrill features Maxine Tyler alumni Marvin Rombough art Agnes Cornwell Irene Benz Agnes Kerkhoff grade ixporter LeRoy Darling typist s advisor Miss Inez Rhoades advisor. The staff mainly includes students who completed journalism coursework with opportunities for others to join later this year.
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ST. Lawrence
Student Life
St. Lawrence High School
Octeber
Ithy Journalism Club
Lucille Anderberg
Betty McCauguuy
Mary Baxter
Max Thompson
Mavis Cattrill
Maxine Tyler
Marvin’ Rombough
Agnes Cornwell
Irene Benz
Agnes Herkhoff
Agnes Kerkhoff
LeRoy Darling
Inez Rhoades
Saft
Weeks To Speak At County Institutes
Vermillas superintendent D Weeks of the University of South Dakota will appear as a peace advocate in five county teacher institute programs in South Dakota starting September 30. He will give four talks in each county, with dates in McIntosh September 20 October 1 Timber Lake October 2 3 Selby October 5 Mound City October 7 8 Leola October 9 10. Talks include The Artist Teacher and The Reading Program for Rural Schools along with Standards for Recitation. He will also address the Centerville Parent Teachers Association on September 28.
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Vermillas
D. Weeks
University of South Dakota
South Dakota
Weeks
McIntosh
Timber Lake
Selby
Mound City
Leola
Parent-Teachers Association of
Centerville
Alpena High Forms Student Government Body
Alpenaigh School classes for 1925-37 have organized a student government association to direct activities. The governing board includes the president, vice-president and secretary of the student leaders, the president of each class, and Superintendent Turner.
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Alpena School
Alfena
Alpenaigh School
Supt
Turner
Gregg awards announced for Alpena typing and shorthand
Miss Marie Sheaffer, commercial teacher, says awards will be given this year to typing and shorthand students with certificates from Gregg Publishers for speed and progress. Sheaffer has seven typing students enrolled. Mr and Mrs Al De Haven left on Tuesday for a trip to Yankton Vermillion and Sioux Falls, expected to last several days. Alpena High School enrollment rises to 112 with 31 freshmen 26 sophomores 31 juniors and 24 seniors, 26 students in dormitories.
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GREGG
Alpena
Marie Sheaffer
Commercia
Gregg Publishers
DE Havens
Wellington
al de Haven
Yankton
Vermillion
Sioux Falls
Alpena High School
Heck resigns as cashier in Sioux Falls bank
T A Heck resigns as cashier of Citizens National Bank and Trust Company Sioux Falls to move to Minneapolis where he will be connected. Frank J. Dinkle elected cashier. four promotions within the bank also announced including two new assistant cashiers Frederick M. Gannon and Harry N. Dirks. Dirks, a South Dakota native born 1912, graduates from USD in 1934 and joined Citizens National in 1934. Gannon, Aberdeen native, Harvard College 1932 economics, joined Citizens National in 1935 after stints at Ward Oil and First National Bank Cooperstown. Heck previously cashier at Burst National Bank Huron.
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Sioux Falls
T. A. Heck
Citizens National Bank and Trust Company
Minneapolis
Frank J. Dinkle
W. E. Stevens
Cinkle
Exchange State Bank
Wesley
Dinkle
Commercie
Cosmopolitan Club
Citizens Bank
Frederick M. Gannon
Harry N. Dirks
Mr. Dirks
South
iCtizens National
Gannon
Aberdeen
Fred H. Gannon
First National Bank
Harvard Covlege
Ward Oil and Gas Company
Wyoming
Cooperstown
N. C
Citizens National Bank
Heck
Burst National Bank
Huron
Citizens National
Anthrax Vaccination Reported Successful
The vaccination of about 20 000 cattle in Haakon County last spring against anthrax has proved highly successful. County Agent L R Kennedy says a few cattle died from the disease were in unvaccinated herds. Six hundred stockmen were meeting here Maynard planned the vaccination. Nearly six stockmen coordinate. Last year about 800 head of cattle were lost to anthrax.
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Philip
Haakon County
L. R. Kennedy
Maynard
Truckers Move To Form South Dakota Union In Watertown
In Watertown on September 2, thirty one truckers and helpers joined a new driver association as organizers from the state Federation of Labor announce a union drive. Eight members hail from Aberdeen with others expected from Sioux Falls Huron Mitchell Rapid City. Temporary officers run the group while a Labor Federation ceremony is arranged. Initiation is two dollars with one dollar monthly dues, five dollars entrance after campaign.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Aaron Kruger
State Federation of Labor
Aberdeen
Sioux Walls
Huron
Mitchell
Rapid City
Kruger
Losk
Geer
Kruxer
Organized Labor
W. EP. A
Reception For Wessington Faculty At PTA Event
In Wessington on September 24 a teachers reception sponsored by the PTA drew a good crowd. Mrs. Tom De Haven gave the welcome, Supt T L Clark gave the response, and the high school band directed by Malcolma Eckert played. Miss Lola Stobbs performed, and vocal numbers by Mrs. Wayland Rice and Mrs. Stewart Bottum accompanied by Mrs. L R Chesebro. A lunch followed.
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Wessington
Tom de Haven
PLT
A. Supt
T. L. Clark
Malcolma Eckert
F. D. Fitch
Lola Stobbs
Wayland Rice
Stewart Bottum
L. R. Chesebro
Mrs George Muth Hosts Sew Chat Club at Home
Mrs George Muth entertained members of the Sew Chat Club on Tuesday afternoon at her home in St Lawrence. The gathering included pleasant visiting and time spent doing fancy work with neighbors and friends.
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Muth
ST. Lawrence
George Muth
Sew Chat Club
Wss
Kindergarten Begins St. Lawrence Program
In St. Lawrence a kindergarten has been organized with sponsorship from the N. A. Classes run four mornings weekly. Mrs. Evangeline Dennis serves as instructor for the group.
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ST. Lawrence
Evangeline Dennis
Emmons and Albert Lew visitors visit Hilkemeier home
Mr. and Mrs Harry Towne and son Howard of Emmons Minnesota and Mr. and Mrs Alton Gavin and twin daughters of Albert Lew recently arrived for a three day visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs H B Hilkemeier in Frankfort.
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Wilkemeiers Frankfort
Harry Towne
Howard
Emmons, Minn
Alton M. Gavin
Albert Lew
H.B. Hilkemeier
Red Cross Officer Visits Gann Valley
D. C. Mis national representative of the American Red Cross was in Gann Valley this week. Buffalo County ranks sixth in Red Cross enrollment with 6.73 percent of residents. the state average is 32 percent. Sully County leads with 10.20 percent.
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Red Cross
Gann Valley
D. C
Mis
American Red Cross
Buffalo County
Sully
Mills
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Pere Tolator
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Newberry Building
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