Sixty-One to Graduate at University of South Dakota
The 32nd commencement at the University of South Dakota lists June events from Baccalaureate on Sunday with Rev W E Roberts to commencement Thursday with Dr Charles Zueblin. Sixty-one degrees and two arts certificates are awarded to graduates including Julius E Johnson and Alice F Brig ham among many names statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of South Dakota
W. E. Roberts
the First Presbyterian
Church of Sioux Falls
Y. M
W. B. Roberts
College of Music
College of Arts’ and Sciences
Law College
W. R. Vance
College of Law
U. of Minnesota
Chas. Zueblin
Boston
Julius E. Johnson
Armour
Oliver O. Young
Pierre
Louis G. Brennan
Lake Preston
Alice’ F. Brigham
Sturgis
Hertha J. Casperson
Harriet
Langford
Willis L. Johnson
Hilendale
N. D
Abl
Vermillion
Paul
Groton
LeRoy’ G. Lambert
Imililion
Wm. McMaster
Belle He
Mabel Maule
Dell Rapids
Eo Mehl
Volga
Peter R. Miller
Hudson
Arthur O. Myron
Meckling
Geo. E. Olsen
Eli F. Rambo
Sergeant's’ Bluff
Althea Mies Yes
Mary Carte- Sherwood
Clark
Frank Sher- Madison
Win.w. Stevenson
Varmillion
O. W. Tulisalo
Belle Fourche
James H. Vetter
Aberdeen
J. W. Wisher
Forestburg
F. Wadden
Madison
Mary
B. Webb
Nemalilion
Sheden
Belle Fourward
Bollepat City
Herry Osworth
Francia Adwood
Jes
Anne Moore
Florence
Sweet
H. Brooke
Sioux Falls
Josfh Highland
Trials Loom Over Embezzlement Cases In Redfield And McIntosh
In Redfield a former cashier of Mansfield State Bank faces trial on six charges of embezzlement after prosecutors seek bank books which are challenged by defense. In McIntosh, Harry Lamb, ex cashier of McIntosh State Bank, pleads not guilty to one count and fights five, with venue and judge changes granted as proceedings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
L. R. Macarty
Mansfield
State Bank
L. R. Sohn
McIntosh
Harry Lamb
McIntosh State Bank
McGarry
Sohn
Lamb
Domestic Science Department Leader Appointed at Iowa Quaker School
Dr W G Sea, president of a Quaker school in Iowa, announces the launch of a domestic science program. Miss Rosenberger, formerly at Simmons College, will head the new department and oversee Graham Hall dining services in Ames. Miss Schetite Shelby returns with her husband for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakot
Wesleyan
Dar
Iowa State‘ College
Ames
Mise. Rosenberger
Simmons College
Boston
Rosenberger
Graham Hall
Wedding Tonight for Miss Mable Maynard and Mr How ard Brodstrup
Miss Mable Maynard daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank A Maynard will wed Mr Howard Brodstrup in a simple ceremony at the Maynard home at 8 20 this evening conducted by Dr F Schwab Congregational pastor. The event includes a brief singing by Miss Pearl Wilson and a late train wedding trip to Omaha. The couple will reside at 621 North Main after June 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Maynard
Frank A. Maynard
Howard
Brodstrup
Maynard
F. &. Schwab
Congregational Church
Omaha
North Main Street
Ben T. van Metre
Letcher
Miss Maynard
The
Elks Club
Ilo Jones
Pearl Stoner
Grace Balbridge
Arleigh Hammond
Lohengrin
Mable Dickey
Adah Tenney
Florence Grannis
Arleigh
Delphine Hammond
R. K. Fry
Reta Fry
Roland Fry
EK. E. Dean
Huron
Dephane and
Morris
J. L. Hammond
Canistota
T. L. Cowen
Milwaukee
Mitchell
W. W. Ells
Sister Marjorie to tour eastern points and Europe
The sister will travel with a daughter of Congressman Fred Stevenson of Minnesota and Miss Marguerite Anderson of Mitchell South Dakota for a tour of eastern points of interest and several European countries. Chaperoned by Miss Caley of St Marys hall Fairbault, where Miss Bassett attends. Miss Bassett expects to return home about October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Fred Stevenson
Minnesota
Marguerite Anderson
Mitchell
S. D
Caley
St. Mary's Hall
Fairbault
Miss Bassett
Local wedding shower honors May Warwick in Aberdeen
Misses Scott Larson and Goodlad hosted an elegant shower for May Warwick last Friday night. Twenty five friends traveled from Austin to Jennie Connor’s and returned to a parlor filled with lights and gifts. Each guest received a heart mend envelope as May’s cake was cut and verses read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Larson
Goodlad
Warwick
Miss Warwick
Austin
South Sanborn Street
Jennie Connor
Miss Goodlad
May’s
Martha Hobson
Miss Larsen
Miss Scott
St. Paul
Seaton and Hauser friends host porch picnic
Twenty five guests gathered last evening on the Dr B A Bobb porch at 423 North Sanborn to honor Dr and Mrs John Lawrence Seaton and Rev and Mrs J P Hauser. The informal event featured a 6 pm supper prepared by the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawrence Seaton
J. P. Hauser
Mexico City
Mexico
Seaton
Dakota Wesleyan
College of the Pacific
San Jose
Calif
Reams Host Informal Party for Eight Guests at Somerset
Mr and Mrs W W Reams hosted a delightful informal party Thursday evening for eight young guests most of whom were college students. Somerset was the diversion of the evening. Guests included Misses Faye Burney Violet Jones and Agnes Herrick and Messrs Eugene Burney and Dewey Burney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Reams
Somerset
Faye Burney
Violet Jones
Agnes Herrick
Eugene Burney
Dewey Burney
Country Day at Mrs Fowler’s Honors Mrs Catherine Brown
Mrs Chas Fowler hosted a small gathering at her country home east of the city last Sunday to honor Mrs Catherine Brown of Tacoma Washington. Guests enjoyed a warm afternoon on the lawn with country life novelties and comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Fowler
Catherine Brown
Tacoma
Washa
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan seniors hosted by President and Mrs Seaman
President and Mrs Seaman welcomed about fifty guests at a Tuesday evening reception for Dakota Wesleyan seniors. Faculty members including Dr Samuel Wier and professors Stout Tull Jones Ford Mead Hicks and Miss Gertrude Chappel staged a burlesque graduation for merriment on the porch before refreshments inside with Miss Man Seaman serving at the punch bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
Mrs. Seaman
Dakota Wesleyan
Samuel Wier
A. Stout
C. M. Tull
H. I. Jones
H. F. Ford
H. T. Mead
F. C. Hicks
Gertrude Chappel
Students Honored at Mrs Thiese Home Luncheon
A luncheon held at 709 South Sanborn street honored college students. Planned by the young men, the event saluted the visiting young ladies including Bernice Frost Irene Thiese Flora McKen non Marie Newell and several escorts Claire Gilmore John Berry John Dawson and Clifford Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Thiese
South Sanborn Street
Bernice Frost
Irene Thiese
Flora McKennon
Marie Newell
Messie
Claire Gilmore
John Berry
John Dawson
Clifford Knox
Dinner party honors Miss Anna Dawson in Hawarden Iowa
Miss Fern Medley hosted a Sunday noon dinner at the Widman hotel honoring Miss Anna Dawson of Hawarden Iowa. Attendees included Misses Nettie Johnson Mildred Champ Bernice Frost Fern Medley Anna Dawson Vivi a Dawson Laura Dawson and Flora McKennon. A slumber party followed at the Medley home Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dawson
Hawarden
Iowa
Fern Medley
Widman Hotel
Nettie Johnson
Mildred Champ
Bernice Frost
Vivia
Laura Dawson
Flora McKennon
Medley
Newman Study Club Elects Officers For Coming Year
The Newman Study club held its annual meeting on June 1 at Mrs. P. H. Kelley’s home. Officers were elected: President Mrs. M. G. Wider Vice President Mrs. Ed W. Lehan Recording Secretary Mrs. John Sibert Corresponding Secretary Mrs. R. J. Evans Treasurer Mrs. J Rogan Custodian Mrs. Jack Cogan Auditor Mrs. F. H. Grunwald. The year will focus on bible history and U S government with a picnic planned for late June. A piano piece by Mrs. W Kennedy closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Study Club
P. H. Kelley
East Third Ave
M. G. Wider
Ed. W. Lehan
John Sibert
R. J. Evans
J Rogan
Jack Cogan
F. H. Grunwald
U. S
W. Kennedy
Afternoon social events brighten weekend gatherings
Miss Barker hosted a decorated gathering with fastened standards and a rice bag trick as guests enjoyed a two course luncheon. A party at Mrs. Harry Blair’s featured auction bridge in honor of Mrs. Catherine Brown with Laura Ferguson visiting. prizes included glass salt and pepper shakers, a white and gold bowl, and a leather card case amid a breezy, heat relieved setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Blair
Catherine Brown
Racoma, Wash
Laura Ferguson
Harvey
N. C
George Ferguson
F. C. Drake
Henry Herman
Mrs. Brown
Miss Ferguson
Miss Ferguson Received Guest Prizes. Mrs. Brown
Migs Ferguson
Shooters Choose Mitchell For 1915 South Dakota Meet
The South Dakota State Sports men's association will hold its 1915 tournament in Mitchell after a Milbank meeting. Mitchell won the bid amid a hard-fought decision. C. A. Ferguson captured the Arland trophy with a 25 straight run as several shooters posted strong scores. Jay Graham, Olympic veteran, posted the meet high average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Mitchell
Milbank
A. F. Scharnweber
B&b. E. Cowan
Conde
A. Wallace
Canton
M. F. Oldfield
C. A. Ferguson
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Ferguson
Ernest Myers
Ray l L. Branson
Jay Graham
Stockholm
Sweden
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Sold Here
Stomach sufferers urged to try Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy a vegetable oil based prescription claiming to cure chronic stomach liver and intestinal troubles. One dose promised relief within 24 hours with several Chicago area users benefiting. Sold locally by Scallin Bros Co and Scott Gormley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mayr
Scallin Bros. Co
Scott & Gormley
Auto Dealers Fined Today In South Dakota Court
Mitchell municipal court fined several auto dealers under a strict state licensing rule. W L Huffman employee McCartney paid 10 for using cardboard numbers. others including Townson Sutter and Park Davis faced similar penalties for lacking metal plates or registration. Court said owners must register purchases immediately. cardboard numbers allowed for 15 days only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
W. M. Herbert
Mitchell
BB. J. McCartney
W.L. Huffman Company
Ray Kesterson
Huffman Concern
Letcher
Roy Townson
Central Auto & Supply Company
Townsan
Park Davis
Mr. Kesterson
M. L. Sutter
Ravinia
S. D
Mr. Suiter
Charis Mix County
Sutter
Kesterson
Huffman
Omaha
Lauritz’ Miller
State's Center of Population in South Dakota
Brookings South Dakota calculates the state center of population as 4.9 miles south and 32.5 miles west of Huron with Hand county north west of Danforth. The 1890 and 1900 centers shift kept north and west. Professor Mills explains the method using county populations and axes to compute the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings, S. D
South Dakota
Huron
Danforth
Hand County
State College
Clifford N. Mills
Mills
Medas
Alpena
Professor Mills
Two Coaches Named for Dakota Wesleyan Football Team
Dakota Wesleyan announces a dual coaching system for the coming fall with Herbert Hardy as athletics director and E H Wilds as associate coach. Wilds, a Meadeville Allegheny College graduate with Phi Beta Kappa honors, has coached at William and Vashti College and won Pennsylvania and tri-state oratorical contests. He will arrive from the East next fall to introduce new plays and coordinate with eastern coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan
W. G. Seaman
Herbert Hardy
E. H. Wilds
Wesleyan
Allegeny College
Meadville
Wilds
Pennsylvania
Harvard’ S University
Cambridge Mass
William and Vashti College
Illinois
New Bank Formed in Frank South Dakota
Articles of incorporation filed for the German American State Bank of Frank, a new town in Day county. Capitalized at $10,000, incorporators are W. A. Abbott G. K. Abbott and John A. Schultz of Waubay.
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Charles Zueblin
Dmeiver
Megarry
Mans
Field Bank
Aided Hore
Mbezal
Shelby
Bie
Ieng Bas
Mirs
Miss Anderson Abroad
Helen Basypett
J. C. Bassett
Fairbault, Minn
Hiram Rodee
West
Fifth Avenue
Round Table Club
George Silsby
Herbert FE. Hitchcock
Claude” Whitlow, Edwin Ambur and
Frank Phinney
Dean-Halliday
Holmne
J. F. Halliday
Edna May
Bernie B.dean
Bernie Dean
Wegleyan University
Iroquois
Mrs. Fowler
Loomis
Gladys Panaluna
Alice Watkins
Gladys Barker
A. F. Scharnweger
Lord Wimborne
Major Barrett
Lockett
MR John Traicl
S. Sy
Zae
Aresie Suo
America
Meadow Brook
STATE
NEW Bank
Frank
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