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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1937

Page

12

Rural School Wins Clark County Declamatory Contest

Clark April 12 Special The county declamatory contest held in Clark Saturday awarded highest honors to a rural school near Willow Lake taught by Miss Blanche Turley. Students Marvin Ness Mary Aan Spilda and Duane Tellinghuisen claimed top spots in grades one through six. Essay winners were Eleanor Savage Vernon Fordham and Violet Crewe. Clark County delegates to the May state convention are Mavis Cluts and Yveille Steele with alternates Mary Donley and Marjorie Brekke.

Clark Willow Lake Blanche Turley Marvin Ness Mary Aan Spilda Duane Tellinghuisen Tavonne Lyke Eden No Eldrid Brown Bradley Joan Beth Erling Raymond Betty Peterson Jenola Nogelmeier Mary Brown Eleanor Savage Ash Consolidated Aumost Gil

Will Look Funeral Attended By Growds'

A large crowd attended the funeral of Will Look at the Methodist Church on a Sunday afternoon, with Rev. L A Johnson officiating. Burial followed at Lake Preston Cemetery. Lions Club quartet of DeSmet performed. pallbearers named. Look, 68, was an early Kingsbury County settler and public servant with ties to several banks and state lands work. He leaves one brother and three sisters.

Take Will Look Methodist L. A. Johnson Lake Preston Lions Club DeSmet Mr. Look Merber Pall Beers Charles Colling Otto Thorsness Arthur Koppemrid Will Wilde Floyd van Tassel Troquois H. A. Keith W. Garlock Rochester Hospital Mayo Charles Mayo, Jr

Legion Auxiliary Chief to Visit Huron Branch Tonight

Mrs Bernies Ewing, department president of the American Legion Auxiliary from Ashton South Dakota, will visit the Huron auxiliary this evening. The president Mrs Esther Work requests all members to welcome Mrs Ewing and invites all eligible members to attend and meet the department president.

Bernies Ewing Ashton S. D American Legion Auxiliary Huron Esther Work

Kingsbury Spellers Compete At Preston

Kingsbury County held a spelling contest with county speaking and essay events at Preston. Elaine Erstad and Lyle Prestori won the written spelling. Ruth Geyer won in the oval. Gustafson, Barnes, Duffy, and Thoreson won various grade contests. Gerald Davis elected U S delegate with Hart and Michel as alternates. Winners advance to Webster on April 23 for the regional contest.

Kingsbury Preston Lake Preston Ouitlin Rhudson Elaine Erstad Lyle Prestori Ruth Geyer Manchester Joan, Gustafson Spring Lake Township Audrey Barnes Betty Duffy Oldham Elizabeth Thoreson de Smet Gerald Davis Esmond Doloris Hart Iroquois Township Phyllis Michel Whitewood Township Webster

Preston Man Attends Atlantic City Meet

Preston LAKE PRESTON April 13 Special P A Anderson principal of the local high school left Sioux Falls Saturday afternoon with two other insurance agents to attend the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company national convention in Atlantic City April 12 14 The privilege to attend was granted to those who wrote their quota from June 1 to January 1 1937 Mrs Moyer Eugene substitutes in the commercial department during his absence.

Preston Atlantic City Lake Preston P. A. Anderson Sioux Falls Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company Atlante City L. Log Moyer Eugene Anderon

Jiansens Visit De Smet Family Reunion in Wellington

Me and Mrs. Roy Hansen with children Bob Adeline and Carol from De Smet visited Wellington on April 13 for a celebration of Mrs Hansen and Gen Evieve De Haven birthdays. The gathering included Tom De Haven and marked a festive family occasion.

Jiansens DE Sme Wellington Roy Hansen Bob Adeline Carol de Smet Tom de Haven Hansen Genevieve de Haven

Fishermen Stock Crappies in Meade Pasture Lake

Game Warden Curtis and locals stocked the artificial lake at Bancroft Lake on Friday adding 125 ecrappies to the Meade pasture pond. The event involved a small group of local men.

Bancroft Lake Bancroft Curtis Meade

McCammon and Schrader Close a Successful Season at College

Donald Schrader of Huron and George McCammon of Philip, freshmen, closed a strong debate season finishing in the finals of the Pi Kappa Delta speech tournament at Yankton but fell to Sioux Falls College by split judges. They logged 29 debates, 21 wins, with all in major tournaments. They are the only South Dakota men's team to reach finals in two season tournaments and were defeated by Carleton College in February in Moorhead. The schedule included Denver and St. Paul events. Both speakers plan to return next fall and have earned the highest freshman or sophomore rating in Pi Kappa Delta.

Donald Schrader Huron George McCammon Philip Pi Kappa Delta Yankton Sioux Falls College McCammon Schrader South Dakota Carleton College Red River Valley Moorhead Minnesota Denver St. Paul National Forensic Society

McNamara Speaks At R C Meeting In Rapid City

Harold W. Card of Webster Reporter and Gordon McNamara of Huron will headline a South Dakota High School Press Association meeting in Rapid City on Saturday April 24 in the Rapid City Journal auditorium. The day will feature welcomes, talks by association presidents, school reps, and a college lecturer with student committees organizing. President McNamara and Mr Hepner will also join a high school journalism gathering at Philip on April 20 with students from Philip Midland Interior Kudoki Belvidere Okaton and other southwest schools.

Afterman Pine Needle Rapid City BE. F. Lusk HB. S. Repner Printing and Rural Journalem South Dakota State College Lloyd Kaufman Rapid City High School Philip McNamara Hepner Midland Interior Kudoki Belvidere Okaton Southwest River

Clark Girl Wins Editorial Award

Clark High School senior Mary Frances Carpenter won first place in a state editorial contest sponsored by Sigma Delta Chi Brookings. Her winning piece titled Invoice followed her editorship of the Maroon and White. Carpenter is active in music, chorus, orchestra, girl club, and school plays, and competed in debate while maintaining the honor roll.

Clark Mary Frances Carpenter Clark High School Sigma, Delta Chi Brookngs Parner Siac Glrl

Philip High School to host student paper program

Edith HB Culver adviser of the Scottie's Messenger will lead the program at the meeting. Culver is a faculty member and will oversee the orderly proceedings and discussion.

Edith HB. Culver Scottie’s Messenger Philip High School

J-S Fete Plans At Willow Lake High School

Willow Lake High announces the junior senior prom banquet on May 8 in the old assembly room. Mothers of the juniors plan the meal with Miss Florence Johnson assisting on menus decorations and programs themed around a pirate motif. Mrs. Kate Bergstresser named general banquet chair as toasts finish then promenade to the auditorium for dancing with an orchestra providing music.

Willow Lake High School Schol House Florence Johnson Kate Bergstresser

Willow Lake Home Ec Girls Banquet Hosts School Board

Willow Lake High School Home Economics class plans a formal banquet tonight in the assembly room for the school board their wives and Superintendent C J Stewart. Students under Miss Florence Johnson will staff the event with Lorraine Pearson Ruth Seim Ella Forde Lory Mae Tiggelaary Ning Mudgeli Ora Yann Myrtle Lentz serving as host hostess cooks and waitresses.

Willow Lake Home Ec Willow Lake Willow Lake High School C. J. Stewart Florence Johnson Lorraine Pearson Ruth Seim Ella Forde Lory Mae Tiggelaary Ning Mudgeli Ora Yann Myrtle Lentz

Jeannette Rowen Wins Beadie County Spelling Contest

Jeannette Rowen, a sixth grade pupil, placed first in the written division of the Beadie County spelling contest held Saturday in Huron. The event crowned Rowen as top speller among participants from area schools.

Wellington Jeannette Rowen Huron Jeannette Alice

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