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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1930
Page
4
A frenzied clipping pile reviews New York Nights starring Norma Talmadge and Gilbert Roland with mixed praise for Miss Talmadge. It also roasts other features and includes wry humor about ads, readers, and a serialized mystery tale titled Boyhood Ambition by Rev. Hubert Ketelle.
The Wessington high school girl serves installed officers for the next year at a school meeting in April. Lois McNeil is vice president and Mery Peter-Smt is secretary, with Maxine Mitchell as treasurer. Retiring officers include Dorothy Bowman president and Helen McGirr treasurer. The group plans a Mother Daughter banquet at Continuity hall on April 16.
The Evening Huronite accuses Senator William H. McMaster of diverting attention from his record by attacking opponents and stoking fear of foreign questions. It cites rising state costs, the rural credits fiasco, and embezzlement cases tied to a related administration, while defending its own newspaper advertising by Standard Oil as paid business, not free publicity.
The Evening Huronite argues against Senator McMaster on newspaper bonds and local ownership. It asserts nine long-time newspaper men own and control the four papers, deny outside influence, and promote honest, sober South Dakota governance resisting state-socialist policy and costly bond practices.
The tariff on lemons under Fordney McCumber raised domestic protection, halving prices for importers and boosting costs for households. California lemon growers note higher prices and labor pains as production expands, with output reportedly doubling in recent years.
Four Huron Hi-Y members attended a Watertown conference April 4 4 with Royal Crawley Hi-Y sponsor. Floyd Gluesing reports the trip including banquets devotions talks and group discussions stressing Life At Its Best. The delegates return with positive impressions and shared experiences.
Redfield Boy Scouts won the first sid rally at Redfield High School auditorium scoring 74 points led by Troop 8 in the first event and Treas 24 of Redfield taking third with 64 points. Hitchcock secret history teams placed second and fourth with 65 and 64 points respectively.
The Bee Hive Sewing club of Wolsey closed its first year with a party Friday night April 4 at Ethel Johnson home. Forty three members and families attended games and contests with prizes awarded to Ethel Johnson Norma Asleher Lyle Mae Gutzler and Hazel Benson. Lunch was served by the club members assisted by teachers Mrs Opperman and Mrs George Johnson per Verma Opperman club reporter.
Twenty two Girl Scouts of the Sacajawea troop met at the Presbyterian Church to welcome new members Geraldine Erickson and Dorothy Pickell. O E Whit presided as scout captain, Tenderfoot pins were awarded to Yean Agne Mary Jean Scruby and Joyce Anderson. A new patrol was formed electing Evelyn McKnight as leader with no name yet chosen. The Lark patrol planned a hike for Saturday April 12 and the day emphasized learning methods to determine proper directions by the planets. Next meeting is April 16 at 435 pm at the Presbyterian Church. All girls over 10 are invited.
George Pampkins of Custer township shows pure bred Poland China pigs and a Holstein calf in dairy club contests. He has seven years in pig clubs and two in the dairy project, winning prizes at county and state fairs from 1929 to the present. He serves as Holstein-Tresian association member and was calf club president in 1999.
Miss Sara L. Dewing home demonstra tor agent for Beadle Spink and Hand counties led a 4 H club leader conference at Redfield discussing canning clubs and summer project plans. Sanborn Davison and Hanson county leaders will meet in Mitchell on Monday April 14 with Ethel Rausch announcing the gathering. May Meithline assistant state club leader from State College will attend the Mitchell conference.
Certificates issued to members of a newly organized Woonsocket Boy Scout troop. The Waone socket Commercial Club sponsors the group with T. M. Brisbine D. H. Brewster and Judge J. &. Whiting on the committee. Frank D. Johnson is scoutmaster and M. C. Nielson assistant. Charter members include Edward L. Burger Lloyd Wayne Ellsworth and others. Meetings are every Saturday evening in the Commercial Club rooms.
Seventeen Hitchsuck girls met after school at Beth Steffen's home with Miss Mary E. Anspach and Mrs. C. A. secretary attending. The group planned an event for their mothers featuring a ring ceremony. Beth Steffen Maxine Meyers and Maxine Sutter served as hostesses.
Miss Sara L. Dewing home demonstration agent says girls should enroll now for short time 4 H club projects. Bea dle county led the state in enrollment last year. Closing date is May 31.
Miss Jeanie Stuben retired Sunday after a months long visit with relatives in Iowa. Miss Anna Wurfek returned to Scotland with sister Minnie. Mrs. N. E. Howard arrived to visit her son W. Howard. Edward Rutherford of Winona Minnesota arrived to settle in Huron as a carpenter and family moves here. Clyde Stone of the public schools reports Huron high school remains accredited by the North Central Association. Roy McGilvra returns from four weeks in Larchwood due to his father’s illness. Mrs. Will Griffin plans a short visit to Hawarden. T. H. Null travels to Onida then Pierre before returning to Huron. Dr. H. P. Carson and companion depart for Alcester for a few days. Mrs. W. H. Davis of Hitchcock visits. Miss Ethel Gardner and Miss Jessie Thomas return from Rapid City.
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