Baccalaureate Address Highlights High School Grads
The Corn Palace hosted the annual baccalaureate with Rev. D R Tootin delivering a sermon from Galatians 6 10 urging graduates to choose a life course guided by God and seize opportunities. Assisting ministers included Revs A D D Kwaser Steuernagel and Youngman. benediction by Rev T H Youngman concluded the ceremonies.
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Corn Palace
D. R Tootin
Congregational Church
A.D.D. Kwaser
Steuernagel
Youngman
Mr. Tomlin
T. H. Youngman
Church Interior Brightened by Ladies Aid Efforts
Congregational church members note cheerful improvements inside the building funded by the Ladies Aid Society. Pastor Tomlin credits volunteers and vows outside painting by the men, asking for funds to complete the work this week. He anticipates a decade before further changes.
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Congregational Church
Tomlin
Ladies Aid Society
No Expenditure Needed for Structure in Prime Condition
The report notes no pending money required for the structure as it remains in very best condition, indicating solid current upkeep and no imminent financial obligation.
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Frank Hazleton
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank Hazleton were held Monday at the Congregational church at 2 p.m. Rev. E. DeGrow and Rev. D. R. Tomlin officiated. Burial followed at Graceland Cemetery beside her husband. Pallbearers were Samuel Daniels, F. H., Moses, Chas. Atkinson, B. S. Barnard, L. Plotner and D. S. Teneyck. She died Saturday morning at about 60 after two strokes and illness. She leaves four sons and three daughters including Harry, Charles, and Clara.
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Frank Hazleton
Congregational Church
Grev
E. DeGrow
D. R. Tomlin
Graceland Cemetery
Samuel Daniels
F. H., Moses
Chas. Atkinson
B. S. Barnard
L. Plotner
D.S. Teneyck
Ced
Tobin Township
Harry
Charles
Clara
Shoe Social A Success At Mrs Bliss Home
Methodist ladies held a shoe social at Mrs. C. J. Bliss’s home Friday evening. Guests contributed cents equal to twice their shoe size to receive refreshments. Lawn lighting featured Japanese lanterns and tables with refreshments. event yielded encouraging receipts.
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Bliss
C. J. Bliss
Catholic Mission Service to Host Eight Weekday Services
Father Shea announces eight mission services at the Catholic church starting Sunday June 9 under Dominican supervision from St Paul. Father Moren and another priest lead weekday services open to the public and noted for their strong speakers. On June 10 St Thomas college faculty will examine applicants for scholarships with the top scorer earning a certificate. Bishop O Gorman plans a visit to Mitchell June 26 to confirm a class and give an address.
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Father Shea
Catholic Church
St. Paul
Father Moren
St. Thomas College
O’gorman
Mitchell
Baseball Defeat at Madison for Mitchell Club
The Mitchell club lost 12 to 2 at Madison as Miller and Keefe led the home team. After the game the team traveled to Artesian, players exhausted from a long day and no sleep after a tough afternoon. Aberdeen beat Sioux Falls 7 to 5 Friday.
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Madison
Mitchell
Miller
Keefe
Artesian
Sneller
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Dakota University Track Team Banquet At Olney Cottage
Prof D Bertram Cropp and Prof E W Engstrom hosted a banquet for Dakota University track and baseball teams at the Olney cottage. Attendees included Baker Oliphant Kingsbury Nolt Clif Williams Paul Williams Kardy Tucker Johnson Kerr Kratz Maxon Turney Nickerson Noble Caste Miller Harris Noyes and faculty guests Douthit Graham Engelstrom. The event ended with a playful wagon ride and toasts praising the team and its future.
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Olney Cottage
D. Bertram Cropp
E. W. Engstrom
Dakota University
Baker
Oliphant
Kingsbury
Nolt
Clif Williams
Paul Williams
Kardy
Tucker
Johnson
Kerr
Kratz
Maxon
Turney
Nickerson
Noble
Caste
Miller
Harris
Noyes
T. F. Graham
Geo. R. Douthit
Athletic
Wisconsin University
Saratoga
Douthit
Graham
Bngstrom
Profs. Cropp
Engstrom
Mr. Douthit
Down Town
Mitchell Sets Challenge for Next Fall Opponents
The football team headlines the season ahead as Mitchell looks to be a formidable foe, with other colleges expected to struggle when facing them.
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Mitchell
Professor Todd Discusses Artesian Well Possibility
State Geologist Todd met with City Council and Mayor Van Alstine to review artesian well prospects. He suggested the current drill may be in quartzite or granite with a sand pocket unlikely to yield water, and proposed a deeper strata mile north as a possibly better source. He also demonstrated a syphon system to connect wells to the reservoir, which the council may adopt.
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Todd
van Alstine
City Schools Board Reconfirms Prof Quigley as Superintendent
The board of education met Friday and kept Prof. E. J. Quigley as superintendent for another year. Committees were named for Finance Buildings and Grounds Teachers Tuitions and Supplies. A special meeting on June 10 will elect teachers for the ensuing year. After adjournment Quigley treated members to ice cream at Hoon's.
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Board of Education
Bras
A. E. Deane
F. H. Winsor
C. C. Halphide
A. J. Kings
G. G. Cowhick
A. K E. Dean
John McDougall
Tuitlion
A. H. Pehrson
E. J. Quigley
Quigley
Hoon
Farewell Reception for Parker Family at Mitchell Church
The Baptist church held a farewell reception Thursday evening for Mr. and Mrs. John Parker and daughter Ella. Speakers included George Watson Beacon Morse and Judge Powers with Rev Steuernagel, as the party prepares to move to California. The event featured lemonade and cake and a social finish. Parker, an early county resident, will relocate Saturday morning. Also noted, Mia Virgil Boyles and daughter visited Yankton and return to Ireland, Ind, due to a ill mother.
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John Parker
Ella
The
Baptist Church
George Watson
Parker
First
Mitchell
Beacon Morse
Judge Powers
Steuernagel
Mr. Parker
Gourek
California
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S. G. Boyce
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Chicago Shoe House
Hop Lim Ie
W.H. Webster & Co
South Main Street
Ning
Rev. Tomlin
Congregationalists
Graceland
the Shoe Social
Catholic Mission Service
Dominican Fathers
Mitchell Ball Club
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Council
Sian
Prof. Quigley
Yankton
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