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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1936
Page
3
Emil Kross hosted the mate to the Evangelical Women's Union at Choma on a Wednesday afternoon in spring. Burdette Township’s Bultman School reveals spring vacation this week with Miss Bernice Grokey as teacher.
In Sioux Falls on April 4th the South Dakota District Pastoral Conference of the Lutheran Church wrapped up its three day meeting at East Side Lutheran Church. Final business sessions featured short addresses and discussions on the conference’s work. An Apple trade note lists 1935 Canadian apple production at 4,069,400 barrels.
Laurence M. Gould, second in command of Byrd’s Antarctic expedition, will address the South Dakota Academy of Science at the University of South Dakota on April 21 and 25. A Carleton College geographer and polar explorer, Gould holds multiple honors and will present two lectures with films and slides. He is listed in Who’s Who and American Men of Science.
Rapid City officials and state park board members conducted a thorough inspection of the burned site and discussed plans for a $127,000 Silver Lake Hotel to replace the one lost. A Pierre meeting on April 28 will set definite steps, with Harold Spitznarel of Sioux Falls and architect John Schooning present.
The Brant Women's Tuesday Club met at Mrs. Dorothy Hess's home on Tuesday afternoon. Members heard a paper on Midgets and Premies by Mrs. Pearl Mercer and sang with Mrs Ray Poole leading. At the business session one dozen trees were authorized for the city of Blunt. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Bessie House.
Ree Heights high school lists students for the fifth six weeks honor roll. Seniors Dolores Curtis Macy EAE and juniors Florence Braden Vera Nicholas, Doris Nicholas a sophomore, two freshmen Leona Korkow and Catherine Suhn earn high marks. Honors require ten points with A worth three B and C worth one.
Pierre April 1 The South Dakota Supreme Court for the second time upheld yesterday the conviction of Clement Damm of Minnehaha County found guilty on a charge of second degree rape. The court previously had upheld the conviction but later granted remand.
A Tulare Masonic event details a special meeting for Mrs. Blinche Carmack worthy grand matron of the Grand Chapter of South Dakota. An afternoon school of instruction showcased parts of the work followed by a 6 o'clock pot luck and an 8 o'clock session with more exemplifications.
Sioux Falls officials said in circuit court they would appeal Judge L Freeger’s ruling granting William Parsons a 5253.60 judgment for damage to his 23 acre farm from the city’s sewage disposal plant. Parsons sought 18320. Dozens of similar suits totaling about 200000 are pending in Minnesota and nearby counties.
In a district music contest at Wessington Lola Stebbs earned a superior rating for a mellophone solo and Donald King a excellent rating for a sousaphone solo. Local contestants were rated good and student turnout was so large that school was dismissed. Raymond Ash is the music director.
Five Sioux Falls residents sued Heery and Alber Bernston of Bagley Minnesota for injuries from an August automobile accident west of Hayes. The claims totaled 528000, but the out of court settlement was reached with the amount not disclosed. Plaintiffs injured were Harry and Anna Grenard, Mrs Nora Baker, and Mr and Mrs H G Ingalls.
Ree Heights High honors seniors as the school year ends with May events. Senior vacation from May 1 to May 14 includes a junior senior banquet on May 1, a tea for mothers on May 9, and commencement activities culminating May 14 with Dr. Seymour as speaker.
MITCHELL April 17 Twenty students at Dakota Wesleyan University earned all A grades this winter quarter according to the registrar's office. The top group includes Miriam Beck Dorothy Bennett Frances Blessing and others from multiple states and countries. The second group totals 23 students with one A and two B's, while 83 students overall made the winter honor roll.
The Holden Home Extension Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Lloyd Dennis home. Agnes Murphy and Marjorie Dennis taught a lesson on fruits and how to preserve them with practical demonstrations.
Arlington farmworker 60 earns notice after completing a 14000 mile coast to coast hike reported yesterday in Sioux Falls. He favors walking, mentions bus rides to Arlington, and notes frequent walks between Arlington and the Century of Progress in Chicago.
Audrey Smith Virginia Wid er Eile Williams Mitchell lead a list of students in the third group. Other names include Vivi an Bauer Java i Frencix Collins Fort Dodge Donald Cooper Stickney Farle Ewoldt Chamberlain Anna Mary Fisher Miller Oscar Link Kimball Ruth McCaskell De Steel Vivian Pust Emery Doris Rundell Burley Donald Schwaidt Parkston Alvin Schone Wall Vernon Sladek Puikwana Lauren Woods Frankinton Minnette Backus William Butterfield Robert Cooper Val Dieh George Edes Forest Gaetze Russell Petersdord Adeline Swengon Donald Von Metre and Yvonne Yours Mitchell
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