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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1934
Page
2
George ONeill state auditor visited De Smet for a relief meeting to learn how federal and state relief programs were administered in the county. He noted criticisms from attendees about CWA work rules and project approvals, and about livestock quotas, feed shortages, and relief administration.
De Smet January 11 Special The juvenile Degree of Honor lodge shows rising membership with 103 members now enrolled. Since December seventeen new members joined. Ruby Thodort is the new president Lucile Wiles the secretary and Mrs Paul Jurgenson remains juvenile director after seven years as chaperone.
Mrs O Neill J T O Neill farewell church service held in St Lawrence with thanks for their church and community work. Dorothy O Neill, a Clark bound student, accompanied her mother. O Neill recently served as pastor here during December while Rev O Neill led Clark parish.
Woonsocket January 11 high school social feature highlights a private dance for 31 couples in the auditorium. Miss Marie Mylan organized the ballroom event as part of physical education. Hostesses listed include Miss Hollister Miss Williams and Mrs Sauter among others. Music by Robert Noble Phil Tremblay on drums and Ruth Hendrick on piano accompanied the evening.
In St Lawrence on January 17 Special reports Maxine Tyler hosted the We Four Club a 3D theater party for four high school freshmen. They shared lunch provided by Mrs. May Magness. Members include Maxine Tyler Betty McCaugty Mary Jant Schoof Frances Abbott with ties to the glee club basketball tap dance and art honors.
Democratic precinct committeemen at the county seat Saturday voted to replace W. F. Swartz of Lake Preston as county party chairman after censure actions. W. E. Driscoll presided at the adjourned meeting and Swartz was elected to fill the vacancy caused by Mr. Whalen's death.
SIOUX FALLS Jon TA B Larson 56 former president of an Egan bank faced a circuit court trial yesterday on a state charge of embezzling 56853 29 in school funds over nearly 30 years as treasurer of the Egan school district. Flandreau state’s attorney Atherton sought to act as special prosecutor but was opposed. Jurors later began being summoned after hours of legal argument over Atherton’s status.
Lake PusSavan January meeting of the Civic club praised the introduction of physical education in the Preston schools under the CWA program. The program included a Wilder book review by Mrs. R. H. Evans, singing led by Mrs. F. Car, and a piano duet by Misses Barbara Whipkey and Patricia Bonner.
The Zephyr chapter OES held its annual meeting and luncheon at the Chas Segar home. Bes e Drips was elected president, Verna ident, and Nellie Se- were named officers for the mast matron's and post patrons' club.
Quilts were exhibited at the fair with first honors awarded to O Neill for an embroidered green silk garden pattern. Mrs C G Wright received honorable mention for a round the world quilt and Venus O Neill for a wild rose applique. Mrs G D Thompson earned praise for an appliqued quilt aged seventy five. In old time quilts, Mrs Lons Kelly won for two quilts made by her mother in 1860, with honorable mention to two quilts linked to 1858 US flag fabrics from a Buchanan era quilt. Two towerlets over 150 years old also received honorable mention, awarded to Mrs Blackmec and Mrs John CazL.
The weekly payroll for Buffalo county workers reached its hickomark on Saturday January 13 with checks totaling ssh issued by Minnie Wells disbursing officer. The county expects full quota of 200 workers soon after approval of a sewing project for unemployed women organized by county director Jennie Swartout.
Pari mutuel betting is legalized at a special South Dakota legislative session and will be featured at the Tri-State Wear’s midsummer festival and racing meet opening June 5. Betting machines are expected to revive interest in saddle and harness racing as the annual Tri-State fair opens this year on Labor Day.
State College will honor two eminent Bonar figures in its Hall of Fame ceremony in the administration building. The portraits of the fourteen past honorees hang nearby as the two new names are revealed at the banquet. Notable past inductees include A. J. Wimple and John Wm Downer of 1921 from Beresford and Freeman respectively, with many other farmers and local leaders listed from 1928 to 1933.
In Sioux Falls a investigating committee recommended reorganizing the welfare and relief structure, including appointments of county relief officials. It focuses on defining duties of the four county offices and their roles within the welfare board.
A proposed policy labeled Emprovement 1 seeks to administer aid for the poor, aged and unemployed. The text outlines a framework for welfare relief and support services, prioritizing vulnerable populations and resource distribution across agencies.
Regular community card party hosted by Mrs Adelbert and Major Charles Salle featured prizes. Hugh Cone prize went to Mr Wins Clarence Coop, with other prizes claimed by Neale Major and Miss Lilian Major.
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