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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1938
Page
9
Washington sources state wheat planting provisions under the new farm act remain the same as for winter wheat last fall. The national wheat acreage allotment is set at 62 500 000 acres, used to determine payments under the Soil Conservation Act while individual acreages stay unaffected.
Mr. and Mrs. Loie Domy and Mrs. W. W. Wright drove to Aberdeen Sunday to visit at the Lloyd Anderson home. Miss Jirma Rohit of Pierre spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rohlf.
Edward Schroepfer of Antigo Wisconsin has been named instructor of stringed and wind instruments on the State College music department faculty. He will assist Prof. Carl Christensen in directing the 120 piece military band. The position follows the resignation of George Toughton last fall. Schroepfer holds a bachelor of music from Lawrence College Conservatory and has studied at the University of Wisconsin. He was highly recommended by Wisconsin musicians and teachers.
Huron College School of Music presents a student recital directed by Loftus H Ward in the Administration Building Auditorium. Performers include John Thompson Marjorie Jones Elizabeth Haynes Margaret Van Voorhi Virginia Saxton Charlotte Dugdale Irene Tidermann Jeannette Noe and others with piano violin voice and ensemble numbers from Beethoven Saint Saens and Schubert.
Readable fragments list Helen Prickett Vuice-Venetian Son Blumenthal Charlotte Dugdale Elizabeth Haynes and Reinhild Macel Eugieston with references to Piane Impromptu Sharp Minor suggesting a musical context and ensemble.
Beadle County Red Cross officials repeated a nationwide drive launched a month ago to raise funds for China famine relief. The national campaign runs through February with all donations sent to China. A committee of prominent Americans in China will allocate funds, guided by the American ambassador and the existing advisory group.
A Red Cross summary notes Chinese relief efforts include a prominent Protestant reader and Catholic also contributing. It cites one dollar per month per person to help Chinese sufferers, Shanghai has raised 4 million dollars, and a general drive asks every Christian in China to give at least one cent. A Shanghai cable requests 3 million more to continue relief into 1933. In Beadle County donations may be left with Holger C Johnson at The Northwest Security National Bank.
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