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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
2
Christian Endeavor officers were elected this week with Maxine Radtke named president and Dorothy Nesfield as vice president Ferm Bales serving as secretary Hazel Chris. The report notes Trinidad's petroleum production rising steadily.
Brookings June 15 Engineers nationwide resume work as demand rises in land reclamation river projects and highway construction. State College graduates like Richard Olson Gerald Hoover Kenseth Lauster Harry Cahill Elmer Brudos Don Williams Earl Spooner Paul Freeburg John Sorbel Marvin Rue and others return to positions in Chicago Aberdeen Mitchell Pierre and Huron with U S Bureau of Public Roads and Northwestern Public Service expanding roles. Sidney Larson earns a University of Wisconsin fellowship while joining North Western Public Service for summer work.
Redfield council of the Knights of Columbus met this week for a regular session and officer election with few changes. New/continuing officers include Ed Gebhart as grand knight and Patrick Bodkin as deputy grand knight, among others. T. P. Downs, a supreme council special agent, will speak at Zell on Sunday, June 2%.
Vermillion June 15 Registration figures close first day of 1934 summer session at the University of South Dakota show enrollment likely at least equal to 1933. Registrar H. W. Frankenfeld notes a encouraging rise in graduate student registrations compared with the 1933 short term.
President George W Nash of Yankton college presided as the South Dakota association of independent colleges held its annual session in Sioux Falls yesterday. Presidents and deans from Augustana Sioux Falls Hur on Yankton Dakota Wesleyan Mitch ell attended to discuss plans and policies for the coming school year.
Vermillion June 15 LD Weeks, state superintendent of public instruction, opened the 1934 summer session extra curricular program at the University of South Dakota. He delivered the first in a series of convocation talks by prominent South Dakota educators. His address covered general interests in education.
Brookings June 15 Special says the 1934 wheat crop plus existing stocks should meet food needs and allow a carryover into next season even if rains remain scarce. Estimated winter wheat 400.357 million bushels, spring about 100 million. U S carryover around 260 million by July 1, totaling approximately 760 million available versus 625 used annually.
BROOKINGS June 14 Dr Walter A Daykin of the University of Iowa has been added to the State college summer session staff as an instructor in rural sociology He will teach for six weeks then return to Iowa to rejoin the regular faculty for the remaining twelve weeks of the summer term.
A fire at the Alpena Drear and theatre Wednesday caused about 500 dollars in damage. Mrs Ever att McWilliams raised the alarm, and the fire department arrived to find the fire in a box of automobile accessories. The box was removed but burned the floor before it was fully controlled.
Forestburg Consolidated School district board approved the new school building after final inspection. The building becomes district property and will be ready for fall term. Final painting completed last Saturday after delays due to dry dusty weather.
The Tulare extension hub plans a Saturday Tag Day on June 15 to raise funds for local children in Spink County needing glasses and tonsil operations. The event aims to help rippled families access essential eye and throat care.
State College's military department received an Excellent rating for the fifth consecutive year from U.S. Army inspectors led by Col. Jonel R. H. McMaster and Maj. C. H. Hayden. The report praises strong administration and training, high unit morale, and extensive active duty plans for graduates, with 38 recent graduates commissioned and 24 recommended for active duty at Ft. Cook and related posts.
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