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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1943
Page
13
The School of Mines and Technology at RAFID CITY reports a record August enrollment of 275 Army uniform students. The program uses 125 cadets for basic and 150 for advanced civil, mechanical and electrical engineering, all under Army pay. Classes began August 9.
Yale set to open registration Monday September 6 as one teaching post remains unfilled in the commercial department. Superintendent Erwif Unruh begins his second term overseeing teachers Mary Hofer Carpenter. Miss Rudd Miller. Laura Dent Forestburg. four upper and four lower grades in the Yale Independent School.
The Highmore school board extended the fall vacation to Sept. 13 to alleviate farm labor shortages. Superintendent A. A. Thompson said public schools will not open until then, with plans to support harvest work. The lunch room stays open and a boys dormitory will be provided.
A high school seeks a science teacher and a seventh grade teacher to fill vacancies on the teaching staff. The job postings call for qualified applicants and outline standard requirements and application procedures.
M. J. Namock formerly of Rockham will become superintendent as Iroquois schools open for 1943 44 on Sept 6. He succeeds Glenn Shaw. Grace Creamer of Aberdeen joins high school faculty and Rena Meyer will teach seventh and eighth grades. Dorothy Meyer returns as commercial instructor.
A Knoxville man sought a laundry helper and asked an elderly Black woman for a contact. She bluntly answered to look in the mirror for the solution, saying yes and directing him to his own reflection.
Henry Ford, age eighty plus, claims he can outdo Washington columnist Drew Pearson in any contest. Ford, speaking from Michigan, disputes Pearson's remarks about Ford's health after Edsel's death and his new Ford Motor Co duties. He says he never felt better and will take on any athletic challenge Pearson suggests.
In Washington the columnist Pearson recalls Henry Ford and jokes about facing him in any event. He says he accepts the challenge with any vehicle from foot to bicycle to model T Ford.
Kingsbury County rural schools delay opening to September 14 to let older children help harvest. Christmas vacation will be shortened to compensate, no extra daily hours will be added. Six rural teaching posts remain unfilled but certified applicants are expected.
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