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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1941
Page
7
Pierre date line reports N. Cosgrove of the Young Republican League distributing a list to county Republican leaders. The list names draftees and National Guard members as part of a campaign effort to improve their welfare and support during service.
A county Young Republican chairman Cosgrove urged party leaders to publish the service men list to let friends write the 10 000 South Dakota soldiers in training. Leaders were asked to contact service clubs veterans groups chambers and fraternal organizations to secure weekly letters and funds for home town papers.
President Harden of Wessuston Springs College spoke at M E Church in Tulare last Sunday. The college male quartet, including William Radcliffe of Tulare, sang several selections and Dr Harden delivered the sermon. The group was entertained at the O N Radcliffe home before returning to Wessington Springs with Emily Let and Waneta Brown, students at the college.
An election of Sunday school teachers and officers was held Monday evening at the Henry Sprang home. Named were Beginners Mrs. Victor Currier Primary Mrs. Earl Purinton Junior Mrs. H. D. Thaden Intermediate Mrs. Henry Sprang Young people Henry Sprang Pianist Lois Thaden Secretary Donald Thaden Treasurer Kenneth Thaden Plans were made for a Christmas program and committees appointed.
In a special congregational meeting at Orthodox Presbyterian Church after services last Sunday Henry Sprang was appointed Sunday school superintendent and George Keiser was elected elder.
Retail trade in eastern South Dakota remained strong in October with department and general store sales 7 percent above the prior year. For the first ten months of 1941, sales were 13 percent higher than 1940, compared with state-wide gains of 13 and 14 percent.
Retail data for the Ninth Federal Reserve District shows October sales up 10 percent from a year earlier. Ten month totals for 1941 are 12 percent higher than the same period in 1940.
The Church of Christ in Wellington loses its pastor as Mrs. William Fritz of Wolsey plans to move with her family to Angeles, J.
Margaret Coyle is elected president of the Orient girls glee club with Joyce Keck as vice president. Vivian Sweetland will serve as secretary treasurer.
The Sully County mattress project opened at the county shed north of the courthouse with participants making their own mattresses. County agent John E. Jerimason supervises. about 200 mattresses are expected this program.
The Christmas spirit was ushered in here recently when members of the OES held their annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs. A J Waldin. Dinner was served at sev
Members of Rockham school faculty returned Monday after celebrating Thanksgiving at home. Miss Mildred Palfrey went to Amhurst, Miss Gwen Baptist to Aberdeen, and Miss Lucille Keisar to Keokuk, Iowa.
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