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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
5
Huron College President George F McDougall announced that students aged 17 to 20 may enlist in the Navy V-1 program. For the 1942 academic year through June 30 1942, freshmen and sophomores within age limits may enlist, with deadlines and conditions outlined for admitted students and those in summer sessions.
OMAHA June 26 Will BR Johnson general manager of the Nebraska South Dakota area of the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company was elected a vice president of the firm at a board of directors meeting. The election awaits Federal Communications Commission approval. Johnson, president of the Omaha Community Chest, began telephone work in 1905 at Lion City and has worked at Lyons Oakland Hastings and Fremont Neb Minneapolis then in Fargo as general manager of the Dakota Central Telephone Company with headquarters at Aberdeen. He returned to Omaha in 1925.
The Monday Night Ramblers gathered at Miss Magdalene Hueth ey’s home for a social evening with a late lunch. Mrs. Hattie Bevier will host the next gathering. The article also notes Cuba’s total forces totaling 59,000 personnel and reservists combined.
Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard invites farmers and homemakers to weekly Farm and Home Hour broadcasts on wartime farm problems. The Blue networks air Fridays at 11 30 a m (CWT) with audience letters welcomed from listeners in Washington.
Redfield hosts a water sports program as part of the Fourth of July celebration. Boat races on a quarter mile lakecourse include senior, junior, and ladies divisions with boats of any size. Motor boats sorted by horsepower. entries to Melvin Lange. Aquaplaning exhibition and lifeguards on duty. Swimming races, water polo teams, and fancy diving planned.
Alpena June 25 Special The Alpena Commercial Club met at the U and I Cafe planning four members to sell war bonds. They discussed opening the swimming pool and two life guard applications were taken. Bond saleswomen named Mrs Mason Smith Mrs Lewis Aver Mrs Sam Burnison and Mrs Rober Cook. Kiang Province capital Kinhwa a walled city appears as a garbled note.
A family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Woldridge in Lebanon. Attendees from Orient and vicinity enjoyed a picnic dinner and supper, including families of Leafgreen Witte Rezac Leaf freer Haudeck and Wendl Haudeck among others.
The day started with a morning sing led by Mrs. M J Montgomery. Units hiked and planned stunts for Thursday campfire. Best sketches of outdoor life were by Mary Ann Dun tan, Treva Smith, Darleen Mann, and Marys Chapman. Sleepy Hollow unit won the nature quiz and a bear escape caused excitement near the Scout House.
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