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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1933
Page
4
A fragmented OCR puzzle item listing many clues and answers across and down. Mentions relief worker, years of service, various definitions from regions to objects, with references to Romanian terms and a global organization role.
A Chicago speech by Earl W. Evans, president of the American Bar Association, calls for a new ethical standard where the public interest comes first. It argues lawyers must purge crooks, and that bankers, manufacturers, politicians, editors, and all professions should align personal aims with the public good to sustain capitalism.
Miami residents lynch an effigy of Congressman Oscar De Priest with a "Stay out of Miami" label as debate over racial intimidation and civil rights echoes. The incident raises questions about racial tension in the South while noting De Priest's planned visit to St. Petersburg and the potential honor his presence would bring to Miami.
The Hoopla between Henry Ford and General Hugh Johnson eases as Ford urges helping the president out of the hole and Johnson hints he will support action. The dispute over NRA crackdowns on the auto industry fades as broader national tensions soften and public sentiment shifts toward unity.
The piece critiques the removal of George N. Peek and argues that restricting processor profits won't solve agricultural woes. It urges the Department of Agriculture to address price parity between farming and industry, and notes southwest Huron residents demand local ice skating rinks and flood-controlled access.
Press comment argues Roosevelt’s vision of a more abundant life blends spiritual and social values with economic security. It warns against a purely materialistic prosperity and urges churches to emphasize divine principles while government pursues relief and social justice. It notes a South Dakota committee plan for party harmony and a Pierre convention.
Beadle County 4-H delegate Mildred Lyman recounts her Chicago journey with Ruth Filer and other members. They toured the International Livestock Show, Century of Progress, and Field Museum, attended lectures, enjoyed meals with dignitaries, sequined stage shows, and a Sherman Hotel banquet. The report highlights exhibits, notices of va Lois Clemmens and Lillie Rose Kielbaugh placements, plus speeches by top officials and entertainers, ending with museum visits and a biosphere of events.
A group of 27 Boy Scouts from troops across Huron joined the American Legion auxiliary to sell Christmas seals in the city. On Tuesday and Wednesday they delivered sales to homes and businesses, with various listed scouts from troops 6 5 3 2 1 4 coordinating distribution of Red Cross flags and posters and kicking off the fall Red Cross campaign.
Scouts meet Thursday opening with the Lord's Prayer and Scout Oath. Scoutmaster discusses trustworthiness as plans are made for a Christmas week troop party. Harold Hines named quartermaster. Merit badge study continues with public health topics and older scouts teaching others. The evening ends with dodgeball and the troop song.
In a classroom project Miss Greenan's pupils in Go Getters league built Santa Claus home in a sand table. Jessie Marsal helped by bringing a shoe box replica of the house while others added cotton snow pine trees a matchbox sleigh with wire runners and reindeer. The children also made Christmas presents during recess.
Gladys M. Lewis reports the Handy Helpers 4-H club met at Isabella Sheridan’s home with 13 members and 13 guests present. President Jean Lewis led, minutes were read, a committee was formed for yearlong meeting programs, and a Christmas party followed. The group toured Montgomery Ward and Marshall Field, visited Elks War Memorial and other Chicago landmarks, and ended with a theater outing and lunch.
Pupil Bobby Lynch, in first grade, describes Raphael's Madonna of the Chair. He notes Mary with a scarf, dark hair, a single bracelet, and holding baby Jesus close. He adds John the Baptist praying, a boy coughing, and a staff with a cross, mentioning Raphael and Italy.
Aldosa Miedema of Payne school recalls writing to Mrs James Teraus snd Colman SD who responded warmly. The former teacher shared her life and sent spruce cones. Pupils plan to write again and keep the cones at school.
October Music features Edward Griggs quotation on culture and prejudice. The program includes The Last Rose of Summer by Von Flotaw with Martha and Lionel, Sweet and Low by J Barbey, Now the Day is Over, and John Peel, sung by the Associated Glee clubs of America with historic notes on composers and lyrics.
Royal Neighbors lodge at Cavour elected officers including Anna Berk and Harriet Benstop as oracles, Jean Martin as recorder, Alice Corrigan as receiver, Blanche Johnson as chancellor, Ida Arnold as marshal, Mary Delvaux as inside sentinel, Geraldine Trinkman outside sentinel, Nola Lind Tumager, and Frances Ist as musician among visitors Tene Butz and Phoehe Becker listed among attendees.
In a letter to the editor Rev Loyd C Snyder cites Dr Arthur Holt of the Chicago Theological Seminary and reviews his critique of urban food costs. Holt argues consumers pay 67 cents of each dollar for processing and distribution while farmers get 33 cents, urging city residents to curb urban spending and focus on the two thirds of the consumer dollar spent inside cities.
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