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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
4
The piece argues Porfirio Diaz held a stable but harsh rule and asserts lasting progress depends on educating the Mexican people. It suggests the new Mexican president could foster a similar vision during his visit to the United States, benefiting continental civilization.
Huron Hi Y met at the school during seventh period Wednesday to draft a new constitution. Sophomore students will be eligible, expanding prior joining rules that limited membership to juniors and seniors. About 25 new members joined since school opened this year, per principal BD Dunbar. R W Washburn will sponsor homework and KR Crawley the social affairs.
On Friday afternoon December 20 the students will serve as judges of their peers. The event invites participation from attendees and highlights student talent in a casual campus setting.
South Dakota voices support for Hoover era federal highway funds totaling 73.125 million for 1931 with an extra 28 million unexpended. States like Iowa South Dakota Nebraska Minnesota could draw early 1930 funds for rapid construction, aiming for a 10 million national impact if sped in early 1934.
Ortez Rubio comes to the United States for a several day stay with advisers. During the visit it is announced that cabinet positions will be determined by the new president. The piece notes U S governmental methods as a point of discussion and hints at learning opportunities for Rubio.
The Watertown Public Opinion laments the delay in announcing state office candidacies. It notes S. X. Way faces questions about a gubernatorial bid while Dan Loucks withdraws to focus on his law practice. Rumors swirl as observers await formal decisions after New Year resolutions.
Corinne Bowe staged a Christmas stamps sketch at Washington school in Huron with Eleanor Thorpe as the stamp demanding newsboy. The program featured Camp Wanzer tales and a camp song winning a generous check for stamps. Miss Swihart led the event with Mrs Hervida Domas speaking on the mask free campaign against the white plague.
The Minneapolis Tribune notes mixed reactions to Ambassador Morrow's expected senate appointment from New Jersey. It lauds his diplomatic skills in Mexico City and warns New Jersey gains a capable senator at the cost of the diplomatic service. It suggests Morrow may prove as valuable in the senate as abroad.
Bernice Wehr of Esmond, a Belle Center School student taught by Nellie M. Brophy, earned honorable mention in a Christmas Seals essay contest by the Beadle County Public Health association. The piece highlights how Christmas seals fund health facilities for tuberculous children and the broader public health impact across the United States.
Elenor Ryden, eighth grade at Huron Junior High School, wins second state honors in the highway education board essay contest on national safety on public highways. The award includes a silver medal and a 20 dollar prize. Alfred W. Martin of Lead High School, eighth A class, won the first state prize with a gold medal and 15 dollars and will compete nationally.
The Sun Prairie Baptist church union of the Baptist Young People will hold its monthly meeting at the J P Imbsen home Friday evening December 20. A cordial invitation is extended to all young people.
A fragment suggests a local high school presents an operetta titled The Daland and Naples Thy at a school venue. Readers should expect a small cast and stage-time typical of district cultural events.
Thaerdvdande with the trend of th times, ages for boys and girls eligible for 4 H clubs extended to age 10 to 20 on January 1. H M Jones, state club leader, says changes apply in most states and that those turning 20 after January may finish projects with full member privileges. Younger members may start work but cannot serve on demonstration or judging teams or attend the State Fair camp. livestock shows allowed by other county members. The update aims to aid the 4 H movement and clarifies when one is old enough to join and how long they may stay active.
Huron High School organizes a Latin club led by Miss Wilma Buss with about 30 members. Elected officers include Consuls Lois Gagnor and George Haskell, Quaestor Frances Hughes, Aedile Trene Connor, and Praetor Marjorie Hill. The club aims to deepen appreciation of Roman life and literature. meetings will mix study and social hours. Next meeting scheduled for December.
Kellogg Y C L of Kellogg township held a school program and social after Thanksgiving vacation. Candy pie cake and ice cream were auctioned to the highest bidders. The cake sold for 8 dollars and the pie for 2.50. Receipts totaled 43.50 to buy school supplies. The Y C L elected Harold Griggs president Aaron Mogek vice president Leovin Kludt secretary Tolmer Kludt treasurer and appointed new committees.
The Valley Sunshine H club met at Marie May's home on December 7 to judge color fastness and dyeing methods. Miss Lyman demonstrated cotton textile weave and coloring. members discussed fabrics and some shared garments. Marie May hosted violin and accordion solos, then games and lunch. next meeting is December 21 at Mabel Pamp's home with a scrap book requirement on cotton textiles.
The Iroquois high school junior class stages Too Much Warmism tonight at the opera house with cast Ned Loring Mrs Loring Eunice Loring Josephine Loring Amy Randall Desmond Randall Wilbur Armin Patterson DeWitte Otto Werner George Sturtegabt Francis Emmelius and others. A matinee for the grade school is planned at 2 30 p m with Rita Grannis reporting.
Mrs Mildred Stacey assistant leader of the Thorpe Thread and Thimbleclub says five Thorpe girls will join about 41 club members at the Junior Short Course in Brookinga from December 27 to 31. Wade M Mauner reports strong attendance. A radio program from WNAX Yankton on December 16 will feature choruses solos and duets sponsored by South Dakota Children Home and El Riad Sunshine club led by W Herbert Roberts.
Canova high school seniors met Friday afternoon under class advisor Mr Voigt to plan a reveal. The event was described as a secret gathering with aims not disclosed in full.
Asher F Pay estimated yesterday that fire damage to his new house totals about 21000. The origin of the blaze remains debated with furnace theory favored by some. Also noted is an upcoming Fors Fathers supper at the Congregational church on December 16 with brief addresses and music.
S. D. 4 H club member and National 4 H Congress trip winner Miss Fenn will discuss her Chicago experiences on KFDY radio. The talk is set for Saturday December 14 from 12 40 to 12 50 p m, occupying the 4 H weekly broadcast segment.
Public health warning about dieting risks citing headaches and poor complexion from low bulk diets. Promotes Kellogg's ALL-BEAN as daily roughage to prevent constipation and restore strength. Describes ready to eat cereal with milk, hot breads, and hotel service use. Produced by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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