Frivolitites of 1930 set for Mitchell Corn Palace show
Mitchell MITHELL September 6 Special The Frivolitites of 1930, the feature of the 1990 Corn Palace, are undergoing vast preparations for a six day run beginning September 29. A top tier cast and lavish sets promise South Dakota’s best entertainment with star Johnny Perkins and the Dennis sisters among the featured acts, plus an augmented orchestra and stage direction by E. George Wood.
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Mithell
Cori Palace
South
Mitchell
Leestan
Fox
South Dakota
Francis Pallister
Mr. Stahr
Broadway
Will J. Harris
Herxis
E. George Wood
Louis Lip Stone
Johnny Perkins
Perkins
Three Dennis Sisters
Harmony Lene
Oceneer
Emilie
Romaine
Gan
Cess
Marie Peterson
Beau’ Tial
Sersem
Municipal Theater of
St. Louis
Bank Deposits Grow In Aberdeen Schools
Reports show rising banking averages at the city’s schools with the rich school posting the week’s average at 64 dollars versus 85.1 last week. Seniors led with an average of 98.2 while juniors followed at 37.8. Nine homerooms of the Blades averaged 103 percent.
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Aberdeen
Two Transients Sentenced For Obtaining Property
In Sioux Falls on September 25 two transients using aliases Mayer and Wright received 30 day county jail terms after admitting to obtaining a Ford from E L Peterson under false pretenses. They claimed impersonating a Schoeneman Bros Lumber agent and left town under a conditional sales agreement, later tracked to Parker by officials.
Report Better Corn In Geddes Vicinity
Geddes September 25 The corn fields once seen as stubble are now maturing ears eight to twelve inches long. C Robinson a local grower north of Geddes says six weeks ago he doubted fodder value but now believes his corn could yield twenty five bushels per score and notes big sound ears. Farmers are surprised by the rapid transformation after the drought.
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Geddes
C. Robinson
Knights of Columbus Donates Flag to Scout Troop No. 4
In Sioux Falls on September 25, Marquette council Knights of Columbus presented an American flag to Scout Troop No. 4 during a regular meeting. Grand Knight J. Kean spoke on civic duties and praised the troop as an outstanding project of the order. The scouts conducted a patrol demonstration before a standard program.
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Knights of Columbus
Boy Scouts
Sioux Falls
Marquette Counci
J. Kean
Cousc
Kean
Two Blunt Couples Wed In Morning Ceremonies
On Saturday morning in Blunt two couples tied the knot at the parsonage in Pierre. Charles Gunsalus and Virlie Mercer, and Aris Mercer and Eleanor Haegeman were married by Rev. Mr. Courtney. The pairs leave for a short wedding trip to Huron, then return. Charles is son of Clara Gunsalus, and Virlie Mercer is daughter of Cale Mercer.
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Blunt Blunt
Blunt
Chaories’ Gunsalus
Virlie Mercer
Aris’ Mercer
Eleanor Haegeman
Pierre
Courtney
Huron
Charles Gransalus
Clara Gunsalus
President Nash Advises State College Freshmen
Brookings September 25 Dr George W Nash president of Frankton college told fresh men at a special convocation at State College to study hard keep clean live honestly and serve the college He said state college never had better days and urged loyalty to the school stressing physical and spiritual development and social balance The morning program featured Dr L M Hendka education head introducing State College president C W Pugsley and violin instructor George Boughton who played two solos
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Nash
State Brookings
South Dakota
George W. Nash
Fankton Cotlegs
State College
Mash
Dr. Nash
L. M. Hendka
Education Department
Pres. C. W. Pugsley
George Boughton
Watertown Backing New Sewage Plant
Watertown residents hear a plan for a $225,000 sewage disposal plant with no additional tax burden. Meyer Noonan outlines city finances showing municipal revenues and existing funds could cover carrying charges, while supporters urge adoption ahead of October 7 vote.
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Watertown
Meyer Noonan
Watertown Service Clibs
Propos Adi Posal Ptt
Erink L. Bramble
Royal
Izaak-Walton League
Women Outline Plans And Name Officers
Miss Margaret Conklin Home Agent for Hughes Stanley and Sush counties led a county meeting in the high school gym Tuesday to elect officers for the coming year and outline the year’s work. Officers elected included Mrs Howard Trask county chairman Mrs Charles Nolan Blunt Mrs Fred Sohn Harrold and Mrs Lawrence Alleman with Mrs Herold Van Delle of Pierre on the executive board. Becler recounted her trip to the State Fair at Kurens and spoke for the demonstration team representing the three counties. The first training schools are planned for early October with the Christmas demonstration to follow.
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Blunt
Rapeciail
Margaret Conklin
Hughes, Stanley
Sush
Howard
Trask
Charles Nolan
Fred Sohn
Harrold
Lawrence Alleman
Herold van Delle
Pierre
Wessington Creamery Leased to St Lawrence Co op
Wessington Creamery owned by J D McNair of Huron has been leased by the Farmer's Union of St Lawrence. The new firm will take possession October 1. A E Sorenson remains as buttermaker and C J House will continue to buy poultry for the company while assisting with testing.
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Wessington Creamery
Wessington
J. D. McNair
Huron
Farmer's Union of
St. Lawrence
A. E. Sorenson
C. J. House
Audition Singers Told To Register In Vermillion
Vermillion district singers are advised to enter the Fourth National Radio audition by sending names to W R Calton at the University of South Dakota. District contestants will perform at South Dakota state university within ten days. The Atwater Kent foundation hosts the event. eligible amateurs aged 18 to 25 must be free of paid vocal principal roles and not under major contracts. Winners advance to statewide and national finals with substantial tuition and cash prizes.
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Vermillion
W. R. Calton
Avan
College of Music
University of South Dakota
State University
Dean “Colton
Dean ‘Colton
Atwater Kent Foundation
Philadelphia
South Dakota
Yankton
Lake Preston Selects Student Body Officers
Lake Preston on September 2 reports the student body organized with Norman Keith as president Harold Wilkinson as vice president Aloreda Hartley as secretary treasurer The tentative cheer readers include Dorothy Maxema veteran of last year Jay Scott Geraldine Ostroot Elsie Keith and Hartwich Lee.
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Lake Preston
Preston
Lake Preston_higa ‘school
Norman ‘Keith
Harold “Wilkinson
Aloreda Hartley
Dorothy Maxem
Jay Scott
Geraldine Ostroot
Elsie Keith
Hartwich Lee
Wressington Merchant Stricken By Rheumatic Attack
Wessington grocers Robsahm and Son report junior partner Earl Rebsahm is confined at home with a severe inflammatory rheumatism. Dr McKie attends. condition somewhat improved in latest bulletin.
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Wressington
Wessington
Earl Rebsahm
Ffirm of
Robsahm and Son
Grocers
McKie
Woman's Study Club Postpones Luncheon in Wessington
The Woman's Study Club of Wessington has cancelled the luncheon planned with Mrs Earl Robsahm due to Mr Robsahm illness. A business meeting will be held at Mrs Mary J Henderson's home. Mrs Jennie J Croes, president, will be in charge. Lunch will be served after the meeting.
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Woman's Study Club
Wessington
Woman's Study Club of
Earl Robsahm
Robsahm
Mary J. Henderson
Jennie J. ‘Croes
New Extension Club Formed At Madison
A new home extension unit formed in Madison with ten women. Mrs RS Robinson elected president and Mrs Otte Tommeraasen secretary. The organization meeting focused on planning and business. The first regular meeting is set for October 2 with a Christmas gift demonstration planned.
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Robinson
Otte Tommeraasen
Coolidge Sylvan Theater to be lighted this week
BROOKINGS September 25 Lighted displays to illuminate the Coolidge Sylvan Theater at State College this evening and for several nights. Search lights will be stationed in the Coughlin campanile nearby following an announcement by President C. W. Pargsley. Calvin and Grace Coolidge dedicated the Sylvan Theater in 1927, during the summer White House era in the Black Hills. The Coughlin campanile opened in March 1930 and remains the tallest building in South Dakota.
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Brookings
State College
Coughlin Campanile
Pres. C. W. Pargsley
Calvin
Grace Coolidge
White House
Black Hills
South Dakota
Hickory Stick Club Set Meeting in Vermillion
Vermillion September 25 The Hickory Stick club of Chay Turner Yankton and Union counties will meet Saturday September 27 with a luncheon at the Waldorf hotel. A business session follows and new officers will be elected. Members will attend the University of South Dakota football game at Inman Field.
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Hickory Stick Club
Vermillion
Chay
Turner
Yankton
Union
Ceding
Accor
H. S. Macgan
University High School
Hickory Stickers
Waldorf Hotel
University of South Dakota
Wankton University
Inman ‘Field
Hickory Sdek
South Dakota
H. S. Morgan
Big Ick
Earl H. Eilison
Jon
Little Big ‘Stick
Supt Chapman
Gayville
Knot
Blunt Tuesday Club Adds Two New Members
The Blunt Tuesday Club held its first meeting of the year at the home of president Mrs. Zelia Howatd. Roll call cited outstanding summer events and an address was given by the president. Glub singing followed. Two new members, Mrs. Ellen Hs and Louise Kazel, were welcomed. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
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Blunt
Zelia Howatd
Ellen Hs
Louise Kazel
Yankton Awards Graveling Bid For City Streets
Yankton commissioners awarded the graveling project to Barey C. Anderson after bidding by four contractors. The total traveling distance is 91.43 yards. Mayor Bennett was absent, and the annual appropriation ordinance was tabled until next week.
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Yankton
Barey C. Anderson
Anderson
Bennett
Cheese Factory Planned Near Spencer Opening
A cheese factory near Spencer is expected to begin manufacture around October 1 after equipment arrives from a former Henry plant. The building has been leased for the operation, following a Friday meeting of farmers and business leaders in the opera house.
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Spencer
Henry
Opera House
Nationally Known Leaders Booked For Dakota Methodist Conference
Nation ally known leaders of the Methodist Episcopal church will speak at the 46th annual Dakota conference in Sioux Falls from September 30 to October 5. Notables include Dr. Clarence True Wilson, Bishop Titus Lowe, and President Alfred F. Hughes, with sessions at First Methodist Episcopal church and plans for pastor assignments.
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Sioux Falls
Moethodis Episcopal Church
Denominaion
Dakaty
Clarence True Wilson
Washing Iton
Methodist Board of Temperature, Prohibition and Public Morals
Titus Lowe
Portland
Ore
Earl A. Roadman
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
I. B. Schrenkengast
Nebraska’ Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Ralph E. Dufendorfer
New York
Board of Foreign Missions
Dan B.brummitt
Chicago
E. D. Kohlstedt
Philadelphia
Board of Home Missions
Alfred F. Hughes
Hansline University
Roy L. Smith
Minneapolis
Mae ‘Fawlimer
Kansas City
South Dakota
Bondman
Schreckengast
Difendorerly
Brummitt
Konlstedt
Bishop Lowe
Schrecksengast
Smith
W. P. Slocung
Wankton
Vera O
Edberg
Japan
R. E. Dunbar
Foothust
Womain
Dakota
Outoeer
A. Clay Darling
Grote
Lowe
Hughes
Jo Bs
William Shepherd
Redfield
Frank W. Cannon
Howard
H. P. Eberhart
Fhosdresu
Charles D. Bullock
Spearfish
Nels Ist
Winnex
Readman
C. GB. Rarroid
Watertown
Barry W. Blackburn
Wessington Springs
Chain Store Handbook Debaters Receive Circulation
Vermillion superintendent reports a “Handbook of Chain Store” sent to all debate team members during the first week of October. CG EB Lyon, president and professor of speech at South Dakota State, notes the league distributed 140 copies for use in upcoming debates. The item centers on intercess of best practice and raises questions for debate preparation.
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Lyon
Sota Dakota
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Former Blaont Woman Killed in Iowa Car Crash
Report states Mrs Trask died in a mobile accident near Iowa Heights and her husband was seriously injured. Mr and Mrs Howard Tyuse are named in the note. Buble family members mentioned leaving for home as frost, fields, and stubble fill the scene with mentions of crops and pasture conditions.
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Lowa
Bear
Actuur
Trask
Noward Tyuse
Buble Lefe
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