Huron Students Enter Contest at Huron College
Two Huron students Miss Margaret Lampe and Carroll Ray are entered in the district division of the national extempore discussion contest on inter American affairs to be held on the Huron College campus Friday and Saturday. The event is organized by Campus Players and aims to educate citizens about inter American relations. A grand prize tour of Latin and South America will be awarded next summer.
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Huron
Margaret Lampe
Carroll Ray
Huron College
Alyce Vierick
College Chapel
Viereck
South Dakota Intercollegiate Forensic Association
Marvin Hughitt
Fluron College
Extempore discussion to be held in college chapel
A brief notice announces an extempore discussion scheduled at 4:30 o'clock in the college chapel. The event invites student participation and reflects a campus emphasis on informal debate and oratory.
Intercollegiate talks and oratory contests schedule
Finals set for the chapel with extempore speeches and orations Saturday. Women’s oratory and men’s subject drawing begin at 8:30 am, with men’s talks on Inter American problems at 10:30, men’s oratory at 1:30, and women’s extempore meeting at 3:30. About 400 colleges participate. two regional winners advance to national intercollegiate conferences in Washington for a tour of American republics.
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Exiempore
United’ ‘States
Washington
Miller High School Plays Readies Four One Act Productions
Miller High School Playcrafters under director Alice Scott prepare four student directed plays for March 11 in the city auditorium. Wis dom Teeth and Ladies Alone are comedies directed by Doris Ricketts and Mary Bard respectively, Peter Pan's Sister is a romance directed by Helen Lacy, and Behind the Dingy Curtain is a fantasy directed by Beverly Dearborn. The project maintains Thespians membership with about thirty five juniors and seniors participating.
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Beverly Dearborn
Playcrafters
The
Thespians
National Dramatic Organization For
Holabird PTA Fetes Founder's Day
Holabird February meeting honors founders with candles for Mrs Theodore Birney and Mrs Phoebe Hearst. Mrs C B Hultman reads group history as proceeds from food sale go to Founders Day gift fund Infantile Paralysis fund and Red Cross. Lunch served. March committees named.
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Holabird
Holabird Fta
C. B Hultman
Emil Aasly
Founders Day Gift Fund
Infantile’ Paralysis Fund
Red Cross
Bob Steele
Frank Brady
M. Woodford
Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Willow Lake Feb 1 Special Mr and Mrs Joe G Meester of Willow Lake celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 pm, a family dinner at their son Johns home, a Presbyterian Church reception by the Ladies Aid, and a gold wreath presentation. The couple has resided in the Willow Lake area for about 35 years and has two daughters and one son. Out of town guests included Hermina Meester Henry Hendricks and son John Ellsworth Minn A J Meester Vienna and Henry Sprang Bancroft.
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Willow Lake
Joe G. Meester
John
Presbyterian Church
Hermina . Meester
Looking Backwards Into Huron's News Twenty Five Years Ago
Twenty five years ago Mrs. L Oertli and family left for Winant Minnesota after her sister died. Ben Meyers was brought in serious condition but resting today. Teachers in the city corps promoted activities including a drama written by sixth graders. Mrs J B R Johnson left for Minneapolis and Chicago to buy spring millinery. Miss Margaret Reynolds returned to Chicago from visiting in Mrs Kate Figming’s home. Mrs A P Stowell heads for Chicago Cleveland and New York on a purchasing trip.
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Oasis Chapter O B S Card Party at Tulare
The Oasis Chapter O B S held an invitational card party at the Temple on Monday night with several members and guests attending. A cake was auctioned and five cakes sold. Prizes went to Mrs Margaret Roeber and Mrs F H Miller. Lunch was served by Mrs J C Trier and Mrs Ernest Gelbaus.
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Oasis Chapter
O. B.S
Temple
Margaret Roeber
F. H Miler
J.C. ‘Trier
Mra
Ernest Gelbaus
Legion Employment Head D Hy Cotton Named Post Chairman
Sg. Help Place labor for war work. William Reaves Post of the American Legion announces D Hy Cot ten as employment chairman. He will provide defense worker information and vocational training options in South Dakota and assist job seekers in securing positions in defense plants. The post urges all available people not in defense work to contact Cotton or the U S Employment Service to speed wartime production. Cotton notes war production will run 24 seven and demand more skilled manpower.
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D. Hy
Post Primites
S. H. Cotton
Beadle
Social Security
William Reaves
American Legion
U. S. Employment Service Office
Cotten
Relative Of Clark Man Is Missing
Relatives of Raymond Earl Scholl 24 formerly of Sheffield Ia have been notified by the navy department that he has been reported missing following action in the performance of his duty in service to his country. His last letters were written from Pearl Harbor dated December 22. The telegram announcing his missing status gave no location. Relatives include his father Lee Scholl of Clark his mother Mrs Mary Scholl of Mason City Ia three brothers Roy Scholl of northern Minnesota Ronald Scholl of Mason City Ia and Russell Scholl of Seattle Wash three sisters Mrs Juco Schurrer of Raymond Mrs Don Boone of Mason City Ia and Mrs Reedy Neier of Windom Minn.
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Raymond Earl Scholl
Sheffield
Navy Department
Pearl Harbor
Lee ‘Schall
Mary
Mason City
Roy Scholl
Minnesota
Ronald
Russell
Seattle
Wash
Juco Schurrer
Raymond
Don Boone
Reedy Neier
Windom
Minn
Potter County Draft Registration Notice
Gettysburg February 19 special notice calls men aged 20 to 44 to register for the draft. The alert specifies the eligibility window and urges prompt compliance with the local draft regulations and deadlines.
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Potter County
Gettysburg
Eli
Plans for Father Son Banquet at Carpenter
The WSCS continue plans for a father and son banquet to be held in the Methodist Church basement on Tuesday evening March 3. J Semans of Huron will be the main speaker for the event.
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Carpenter Carpenter
WSCS
Methodist Church
Jevening
Marth
J Semans
Huron
Patriotic Theme Leads Community Program Committee
The program emphasizes a patriotic theme organized by a committee including Gladys Miller, Helen Ratliff, Gladys Madsen, Veda Rasmussen, Mrs. W Stevenson, and Hicks. The group coordinates local events and public participation initiatives.
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Gladys Miller
Helen Ratliff
Gladys ‘Madsen
Veda Rasmus~sen
W “ Stevenson
Hicks
Time Change Sparks Rural School Scheduling Confusion
Desmet reports that daylight saving time alters rural schooling routines. Some grade children attend country schools while others ride to neighboring high schools, with two separate bus runs and meal schedules shifting to 5 and 6 o'clock starts, creating added transportation and timing challenges.
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Desmet
Specia
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