This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1942
Page
3
BROOKINGS Dec 10 Meat is a key protein iron and B vitamins. When meat intake falls rest of diet must supply quality protein from eggs milk cheese and plant sources like soy and peanuts. Legumes cereals greens and dried fruit provide iron thiamin niacin riboflavin and other nutrients to meet the national nutrition yardstick with about 2 percent pounds of meat per week.
A district institute for Hand County elementary teachers will convene at Miller High School starting 10 o’clock Saturday December 12. Loftus Ward of Huron College directs music instruction with Miller schools offering performances. Morning discussions cover education programs, ethics, legislation, and child welfare topics.
South Dakota Education Association will address the group in the afternoon session. The Hand County News Letter and Teachers Bulletin note otter supply distributions to attendees.
At the Highmore High School student body council meeting on Friday December 4 Bonnie Wesemit was chosen editor in chief for the 1942 43 yearbook Hisodak with Hisodak Irene Stoley as assistant editor The entire staff will be chosen by journalism committees advisers and the editor and assistant editor Each class will be represented Despite many high schools eliminating annuals students hope to sponsor and produce a Hisodak comparable to prior years
Willow Lake news notes several soldiers on brief furloughs from nearby camps. Corp. Joe Meester returned to Camp Young, California, after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Meester. Pvt Paul Waldon from Albuquerque, New Mexico, is spending ten days with his wife and son. Pvt Ralph Warner of Georgia also spent a furlough here.
Kingsbury County districts shared 45 189 18 in school fund apportionment last week. Arlington led with 4 842 33, De Smet close at 4 781 58, Lake Preston 3 067 54. Baker 2 241 35, De Smet township 1 973 34. Rural District No 3 east of Erwin topped rural shares at 500 93. Overall finances described as in good shape for the year.
Blunt chapter of the Royal Neighbors of America elected officers for the coming year. Oracle Ruby Parks and vice oracle Dorothy Parks led a slate with Anos Alters as recorder and Wise Mitchell as receiver. Members Winnie Parks Emma Van Der Kolk Henrietta Kitsman Tillie Gross Louise Struthers served.
The funeral of Mrs Nettie Fisher, 86, was held at the Methodist Church with Rev. A Ford presiding. She died in a Huson hospital after living with her daughter Mrs W A Garlock for 17 years. She leaves two sons Bart Fisher of Cavour and Henry in Delavan. Mrs Garlock and Mr Fisher accompanied the body to Clear Lake for burial.
The Preston OES club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. C. J. Warne’s home with Mrs. A. A. Coulson assisting. During the business session led by president Mrs. O. D. Thorsness, officers elected were Mrs. Helen Jenson as president, Mrs. Myrtle Coulson as vice president, Mrs. Evelyn Scott as secretary, and Mrs. Lian Hendrickson as treasurer. A social hour followed.
The American Legion and Auxiliary jointly held a Christmas party Tuesday evening for selectees who leave Thursday for Fort Snelling. A brief program was followed by music and ice skating as part of the event in Lake Preston.
The Alpena Commercial club met at the U and I cafe on Monday. They discussed plans for a free show and handled routine business matters. Lunch was served.
Julian Peterson a radio operator in the Navy returned to Alpena for a 20 day leave visiting at the home of his parents. The brief stay begins Friday and ends after the holiday period.
Alpena special report notes a Royal Neighbors meeting with Mrs Rose Yepge Friday afternoon. Election events and a party are planned along with gifts exchanges and an appropriate program. A fete wedding anniversary is also mentioned with large crowds and relatives gathered for the event.
A December- era weather roundup by federal meteorologist B R Laskowski notes November was favorable for farm work. Temperatures ranged near or above normal until the 24th, with a high of 85 F on the 15th and a low of 10 F on the 29th. Precipitation averaged 0.38 inch statewide, snow fell across all regions, and soil moisture remained ample for crops. Field work included good corn yields and completed threshing, with grazing stock benefiting from open-field access.
Erwyn area notes a Royals Neighbors gathering on a Saturday afternoon where officers were elected during a business meeting. Elected chancellor Mrs Andrew Bjordal, vice chancellor Mrs Anna Deceiver, and other officers including Mrs Hadges are noted in the fragmented report.
Governor and Mrs Harlan J Bushfield will be honored at a Miller reception in the city auditorium, sponsored by the Miller Civic and Commerce Association, as a farewell before leaving for Washington to begin his Senate duties January 4. Musical numbers and talks by Mayor Burke, Attorney Walsh, and Attorney Carroll precede the formal part.
Members of the Miller Volunteer Fire Department held their annual ball in the city auditorium Wednesday evening. Receipts went into the general fund to support the ongoing policy of giving a treat for each inductee leaving Miller for service in the armed forces. Music was provided by Lee Williams' orchestra.
Alpena December 10 Special The Star report workers Extension club met at Mrs Otto Winter’s home Friday afternoon with a large attendance. The regular Christmas party featured gifts exchanged and a luncheon served by hostesses Mrs Otts Winter Mrs E C Coddington Mrs Ida Mogek and Mrs A Hayes. New officers elected were Chairman Mrs Otto Wonser vice chairman Mrs A J Bris ham and secretary treasurer Mr Ben Binger.
The WSCS of the Methodist church met in the church basement last Thursday. Mrs. K. S. Bunn led devotionals and president Mrs. H. J. Schultz ran the business meeting. Mrs. Stevenson reported on the district meeting at Cavour. Officers were elected: President Mrs. William Salter, vice president Mrs. Edith Warren, recording secretary Mrs. AL. W. Flesner, corresponding secretary Mrs. George FE. Edwards, treasurer Mrs. Charles Bruhn, secretary of missionary and education Mrs. J. W. Stevenson, secretary of Christian social relations Mrs. Charles Ohlson, secretary of student work of young women and girls Rena Geyer, secretary of children's work Mrs. Clayton Stoner, secretary of literature and publications Mrs. William Fullerton, secretary of supply Mrs. Floyd Van Tassel.
Miss Minnetta Holton RN will enter the Army as a nurse after returning to Rochester Minnesota. She is the second from Erwin to join, following Miss Rose Fensen who has been assigned sea duty.
Brookings December report details farm accidents and fires cost farmers income and lives. Ralph J. Patty notes 1939 saw over 400,900 farmers seriously affected. urge safer farm practices to sustain wartime production and national effort despite dangers on the farm.
The text argues that heathen and underprivileged groups thrive without modern medical care, proving an osteopathic belief that the body can develop its own anti toxins and serums to heal. It cites normal structure enabling health and claims disease stems from disturbed nerve and blood supply.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.