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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1942
Page
11
Girl Scouts of Titanka Troop No 6 gathered at the Scout House for an Arbor Day event. They began with a color ceremony and Mrs Barron’s patrol sang the Star Spangled Banner completing the formal proceedings.
The Hiawatha Patrol staged a play about Johnny Appleseed as students planted a tree and filled the hole with dirt. Beverly Osmond son notes the ceremony ended around 6 45 with thanks to Mrs Loder and the council for Spanish rice and macaroni dishes served at lunch.
Milford No 3 School pupils study poems across grades from second through eighth. The 2nd grade reads April by Theodosia Garrison while the 4th grade covers Rain Song by Robert Love man and the 5th grade Paul Revere's Ride by Henry W. Longfellow. Sixth reads Four Leaf Clover by Ela Higginson and seventh A Patriotic Creed by Edgar A. Guest. Eighth studies Morning by Robert Browning. report by Letha Lawrence with Miss Williams as teacher.
Donald Palmer of Pleasant Corner School writes about placing new spring window decorations Friday afternoon. He and partner Tsechettéer created birds and bird cages and marked stars on the reading chart, noting the text is hard to read without missing a word.
Pupils at Cain Creek School complete unit five in Franklin Music. They review sharps flats double sharps and doubles flats and the slur as Eva Belle Beum finishes Eagle Cliff by Maristan Chapman. May baskets are being made and eighth grade activities expanded.
The Belle Prairie League held a April 21 meeting called to order by President Joyce Hofer. They planned a tour after school ends and a picnic dinner at the park funded by C L money with potato salad orangeade marshmallows wieners buns ice cream and pickles. Officers elected were Dale Hofer president Joyce Hofer vice president and Marjorie Hawkins secretary treasurer. The president named C L duties with boards Dale and Delmer Hofer sweeping Marjorie Hawkins and Mrs Nelson assigning baskets Dale Hofer erasers Joyl Nelson and Joyce Hofer Marjorie Hawkins seventh grader taught by Ruby Nelson.
The Cain Creek School fifth and sixth graders study Russia and its industries then Egypt and Ethiopia in geography. Science covers rest and recreation. history reviews South Dakota state organization and scenic spots. Dorothy Knutz reviews business letters and Bird Thoughts poem. Phyllis Mattke studies subjects and predicates and The Brook by Tennyson. Mary Leeton reports, Eval Belle Baum teaches.
At Troop 6 Boy Scouts meeting led by Charles Linn in Van Dyke's absence, Sydney Glanzer assisted. Eugene Hanson passed a second class signalling test and the troop then went to Winter Park with Hanson, the troop scribe.
Washington reports warn of possible shortages in dairy fats oils and meats if shipping space remains tight. Secretary Wickard told Senate appropriations discussions a parity sales ban hampers surplus stock use while farm bill cuts threaten cash budgets and farm production amid wartime demand.
Randall M Fuller a Luke Field air corps student observer in Phoenix Arizona has been rated corporal and a qualified observer. He has spent the past month with airmen at the gunnery range. Fuller is the son of Mr and Mrs R S Fuller of southeast of Cavour. Mrs Mary Gibson and Mrs John Gibson attended the Rebekah District No 9 spring meeting in Huron and visiting relatives in Redfield before traveling to Melville for a district meeting. T P Sharpe of Independence Oregon visited Huron and stayed with C F Stewart, traveling home after attending his mother’s illness in LaFarge Wisconsin. Mrs S R Schuyler left for Chicago to attend her nephew Orvin Nelson and Jeannette Anderson wedding. Mrs Ralph G Harvey of Minneapolis visited her daughter in Huron. Redfield and Colfax Rebekah Lodge districts held district meetings with local families in attendance. Elwin Badger, in the air corps, was reported stationed at Sheppard Field Wichita Falls Texas.
Beadle County to hold a 2 o'clock Saturday meeting in the Farmers Assembly Room of the county courthouse for chief registrars who will serve during the fourth selective service registration. George Olson announced the event, with Ison organizing. All centers will distribute materials. workers must attend or send substitutes. Ages 45 to 54 will sign but face no combat liability. Centers will operate 7 AM to 9 PM. complete center list to be published in the Evening Baronite.
Dorm hosts Masoii and Vernon Frantz welcomed about 22 guests at Musolf Hall Sunday evening for Yale Young People. Visitors from Huron joined in games and a late lunch to close the gathering.
Scrap metal salvaged from the 1918 scuttling of the German fleet was reused in constructing the giant British ocean liners Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth.
The sixth graders at Acker-Man School prepare booklets for the State Fair. Josephine Pullman makes a booklet on South Dakota and Darlene Xeley handles science. Darlene Kelley, guided by Miss Jaeger, leads the project.
Sixth grade students write original poems about mothers and rhymes. Amos Walter notes the class is learning to craft verses and shows pride in their future as poets under teacher Mrs. Tschetter at Foster Creek School.
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