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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1942
Page
8
Pleasant Bill School pupils returned from play Friday to discover Easter rabbits hidden for each student. Delma Newland was first to find hers, as Miss Johnston directed the rest to search. Sixth grader Lyle Newland noted the moment.
An estimate places the number of Americans injured at work or during leisure activities each year at about 9,500,000. The figure reflects substantial frequency across the nation and underscores occupational safety concerns.
Eighth grader Dave Hofer reports scrapbooks mounted with group photos from former teachers. Students including Phyllis Nadine Smith and Betty Lou Newland prepare for the Y C L convention on April 18. Alternate attendees named for Phyllis and Betty. Seventh and eighth graders contribute eight cents apiece for Rural Educator, up from five due to the war. Miss BE Johnston serves as teacher at the school.
On April 3 Riley School of Belle Prairie Township joined two other schools for a morning oral and written spelling contest. Noon dinner was served by three teachers. Pupils then competed in arithmetic and a short program. Grade winners were Joyl Nelson, Carolyn Vetterman, Dale Hofer, Wendell Yenner, Sheldon Hein, Lowell Dubro, and Mary Alice Fenner. Marjorie Hawkins, seventh grade, taught by Ruby Nelson, earned a league prize.
Neeman School celebrated Easter on Friday April 3 with morning contests in arithmetic and music won by Floyd Ferguson and Luella Rawstern respectively. Visitors included Elton Anson Neva Rawstern and Floyd Ferguson. Lunch featured wieners buns pop panamas pickles and marshmallows. A basket faster hunt followed in the snow with another amateur contest and plenty of fun led by Lois Cowle high grader of Neeman School taught by Miss Tschetter.
Pleasant Hill School pupils voted for best young citizen and delegates to the YCL convention. Donald Jacobs won as best citizen and will represent the school. he is in the fourth grade. Delegates chosen include Phyllis Na.
The Foster Creek School finished its C.L. scrapbook using white paper with red and blue cover lettering. Each corner features a flag sticker to dedicate the pages to the league, marking a completed school effort.
Troop 6 Boy Scouts opened their regular meeting Tuesday night with roll call and a discussion of a hike. Charles Linn assisted by Sidney Glanzer led. a merit badge test was announced for Wednesday night with the board of review. Richard Welter passed first class signaling for Mr LaCraft.
A marketing note promotes FASTEETH denture powder as making false teeth fit more firmly for easier eating and talking. It claims no gummy taste and reduces plate odor. Available at drug stores.
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