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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1938
Page
8
Ralph Dunham attorney Tom Clark spoke to Huron Rotarians at the weekly session on We Have a Republic Can We Keep It He warned that changes claiming progress must prove improvements and defend constitutional limits amid calls for property seizure and law defiance.
A statement emphasizes the duty to uphold the republic and the constitution for past and future generations. It warns against turning government into a bureaucracy or dictatorship and stresses protection of the priceless heritage inherited from earlier generations.
Francis Jorlin of Brookings a junior agronomy student is elected chancellor of the State College chapter of Alpha Zeta the national honorary fraternity he succeeds James Hughes of Clark who graduates this spring. Other officers elected include Kenneth Keller of Faulkton censor Elmer Koop of Mitchell scribe Donald Thompson of Bruce treasurer and John Wolfe of Clark chronicler.
Lenore Fick of Miller states she will teach at Humboldt High School after earning home economics training at State College. A former Engineers’ Ball queen and active in School activities, she is a chorus member and Home Economics Club participant. A separate note records a shower for Mrs. Arden Morse with 38 guests and gifts.
Miss Clarice Distad, music director, attended confirmation in Dowland. Her sister Car Joyce Distad of Pierpont was confirmed. The Rev. A E Distad, their father, presided at the Bergen Church near Pierpont.
Frederick J Libby nationally known peace speaker will tour South Dakota this week appearing at Huron Pierre Aberdeen Sioux Falls and New York City He will discuss What Shall We Do About Aggressors in Huron and debate Earl Browder in Madison Square Garden with a 10 fee guaranteed.
Weasington High School announces the fifth six weeks honor roll led by sophomores. Named on the list are Lorine Meischke Beatrice Hullbert Clarabelle Mortensen Thelma Topp and others across grades with students including Leslie Bowman Vera Henninger Helen Eshler Dorothy Mantens Lester Clarke Maxine French Geraldine Cummings Eva Wells Venida Prentice Burton Carter Eileen Peterson Jean Muhs Lloyd Warren and Rosina Korakis.
Willow Lake high school student Ennis Pommer won first prize in the annual typing contest sponsored by the Watertown Commercial College. The event drew 95 contestants from 21 schools with results listing Pommer 2 words and errors, Dale Dunker 48 words and 14 errors, and Ariene Shellerman 45 words and errors. The first prize was a standard typewriter.
Robert W. Humphrey, 30, of Bixby was killed near Bixby South Dakota when a partly broken horse reared backward crushing him. He died instantly while helping prepare stock for an auction. Survived by widow and three young children. Oregon visitors Betty and Richard Fuller of Portland, Ore plan visits in Bancroft and Omaha before returning to Portland.
Stave College chapter announces May 1 deadline for the third annual high school journalism contest with six divisions editorials news sports feat interviews and columns Medals will go to ten first place winners entries limited to one per division per student open to any South Dakota high school student Entries must be published in a high school paper between February 15 and May 1 and mailed to Sigma Delta Chi State College Brookings SD 8 D GUESTS AT CARTIER HOME BANCROFT Special Dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Vic Currier included Hazel Currier Port land Mrs Charles Fuller and children Portland Ore Neil Marsh Yale ex and family and Charles Barber Wanda Bancroft the visit was for Mrs Fuller formerly Lila Currier
The Rev. A Colver Gordon pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Bancroft has been confined to his home for a week with influenza He could not serve in Manchester and Bancroft Sunday services and Mrs Gordon led the worship.
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