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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1943
Page
13
High quality Black Poland China gilts bred for vigor. vaccinations completed. Outstanding boar prospects, farrow planned in March and April. Contact John in Alpena for details.
Miss Zita Robinson daughter of Mrs Barbara Robinson became the bride of Gaar V Liebig son of Mrs George Wright of Raymond in St Ann s Catholic Church Frankfort. Rev Father Raymond Leiser led mass. Bride wore a pastel blue suit. Attendants were Callist Robinson. Reception followed at the Robinson home and later at the Erickson home. Mrs Liebig continues as state attorney secretary. groom works in Elk Point.
The narrative follows Henry Prentiss and Dr Pendennis Keene as they drift through idleness and subplots of mistaken identity involving Cynthia Frye. A letter hints at a secret marriage, while the narrator contemplates fishing and a final, peaceful end to the tangled tale. The piece closes with wartime era notes on bottle and jar closures by the WPB.
The Yale 4-H Club met at LaVonne Gross home the first time after New Year to discuss Victory Jobs. Girls plan Victory Gardens care for younger siblings while mothers work, raise chickens, and assist mothers. Names and jobs sent to county agent. each will receive a Victory Pin. Demonstrations included First Aid Treatment and reasons for joining 4-H Club. Next meeting set at Norma Newhart home with a Valentine party.
Dorothy Kuizler reports first and second graders cut letters from white paper and paste them on colored paper. Peggy Perry notes the class is studying the Congo River in Africa in geography.
The sixth grade studies decimal fractions and public measures in arithmetic, growth of slavery and Civil War events in history, plateau states in geography, and winter scene art. Each pupil illustrates all winter sport.
Forestburg resident Eugene Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs Chester Anderson, received his call for active duty. He left Sunday for Omaha Nebraska and will proceed to Jefferson Barracks Missouri for pre aviation cadet basic training at the Army Air Force Technical Training Command.
Vernon Pautz enlisted as an army aviation cadet in November and reported at the Federal Building in Minneapolis January 31. He is now stationed at Jefferson Barracks Missouri.
Faulkton OES held its regular meeting on Monday evening with plans for the March visit by the grand worthy matron. After business, a social hour, January birthday observances, and lunch followed.
Ackerman School pupils plan a Valentine party on February 12, Lincoln’s birthday. Seventh grader Josephine Pullman and eighth grader Sylvia Kelley share notes on honor roll. Darlene Kelley describes class averages and Miss Jaeger reports a county library book reading of Huckleberry Finn.
Valley No 1 School pupils study art with grade specific titles such as Saved The Helping Hand The Solemn Pledge and Icebound The eighth grade reads A Thousand Year Pine by Enos A Mills and now A Paradise for Children by Nathaniel Hawthorne In science fifth graders cover Habits of Safety and water safety while third graders study nar coties and stimulants and second graders learn recreation rest proper clothing and good citizenship plus communication methods and Local Pioneer activities by Eva Beile Baum.
Robert Bene of Morrill School aged ten reports two new science books for seventh and fifth grades titled Lets be Healthy and Growing Up Healthy. The school obtained the books by selling Christmas seals to raise funds.
Regular meeting of the Board of Education held at the High School office on Tuesday evening January 8 1963 at 8 00 pm Chairman R A Buchanan with Directors Gerlling Moe Kee and Voigt present Supt of Schools alga present Minutes of December 1 1942 read and approved Bills audited by the Board and warrants issued include telephone postage insurance coal and other items Mercides E Burwick elected as teacher in Huron Parks Schools at 900 per year with 11 67 emergency increase resignation of Rain accen district request for pay increase tabled and inquiry into district wage rights pending adjournment Clerks Note.
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