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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1940
Page
8
If OOMPH in a food store means clean white fixtures bright labels wide aisles and easy shopping we have it. If it means quality merchandise lower prices sanitary market pleasing butcher courteous employees to help carry packages we have it. For the OOMPH store of today we offer the QO P 5 Stove.
Del Monte will offer full number two cans of Del Monte quality Crape Fruit priced at 20 cents per can.
Representative Karl Mundt in Education magazine warned that federal government activities resemble a vast public monopoly. He argued government loans, housing, insurance, power, farms, and other ventures supplant private enterprise and pursue vote-catching rather than sound economics. Mundt noted these politically operated firms sometimes relocate out of the district to evade oversight.
Thirty five high schools will participate in the South Dakota Region 3 music contests at Brookings April 18 19 sponsored by the state high school music association. Directed by Prof Carl Christy Christensen the event is described as a three ring circus with soloists and small ensembles judged by three panels.
Friday’s contest will feature Friday’s events and Saturday’s larger groups including bands orchestras choruses and glee clubs. Judges are Prof A E Edgar and Prof Myron T Russell for instrumental contests and Prof Tal bert McRae for vocal instructions at Iowa State College and Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Winners move from state regional to national regional contests without further state competition.
Miller High School seniors plan a three act production of David Copperfield to be staged May 3 and 4. William Linda adapted Dickens classic for the stage and a tentative cast includes Dwight Dearborn Florame Erwin Doris Roalstad James Gardes Neva Allen Harlan Matter Carol Thomas Dorothy Johnson Dwight Chipman Llyad Warren Mayis Renner Melissa Clouse and Robert Dynes.
President Roosevelt urged citizens to strengthen health protection and medical care for mothers and children and proclaimed May 1 as Child Health Day inviting agencies and organizations to unite in observances to promote a year round program for the nation’s children.
A healthy baby boy was born six minutes after his mother, 37 year old Mrs. Gertie Hollinger, died from a heart attack at University Hospital in Baltimore. Doctor Meyer Schneider performed a Caesarian in the patient room with internet assistance. The mother had acute heart and kidney complications.
The American Legion Auxiliary assembly met at the home of Mrs. C. W. Cook with Gertrude Firman as hostess. Mrs. William Boden received a flowering plant for her eightieth birthday and Mrs. Aley Buck, a Gold Star mother, was given a bouquet of gold-covered roses. New members Mrs. D. E. Rourk and Miss Sylvia Woodfork joined alongside guests Mrs. Cora Tanner, Mrs. H. Nelson, Mrs. Eva Schumacher and Mrs. Carrie Buck.
Representative Reed of New York refused to answer two census income questions claiming oath of office prohibits disclosure. Census officials will complete the data where possible, noting Congress has not sanctioned the inquiries. Officials report broad citizen cooperation as decennial counting proceeds. Aged Dennis McMahon, 84, injured in a fall near Miller hospital, remains in poor condition.
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