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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1931
Page
5
Berlin police launch a campaign against cafes and saloons said to host armed groups as weekly clashes between communists and national socialists intensify. The public remains largely indifferent while gangs clash with bullets, knives, and improvised weapons amid political hostilities.
The article reports Reichsbanner members pledging readiness for action against communist calls for demonstrations against hunger and government while insisting Germany must remain a republic or perish. It notes a pacifist stance but opposition to any war, emphasizing unity of ex-service men to defend the republic.
Sioux Falls college faced three home debates in a single week, winning two and losing to the University of North Dakota. Team members Carroll Arnold John Shultz and Robert Hiter competed under judges J. D. Coon Lloyd M. Wendt and J. M. Coon.
Yankton plans the official opening of a new amusement park and bathing beach at the Donaldson farm east of Yankton with a parade band concert and fireworks. About 10 000 people expected attend. Crews deepen the pool bed and cabins will open soon while benches are in place and an ice house replaces an old concrete pool. Diving tower and water slides will follow after pool work finishes.
A group of 19 Manhattan Girl Scouts at Camp Andree Clark Pleasantville N Y conducted an early spring maple sap run under James A Porter. They tapped trees used an auger and hollowed spouts then boiled sap in a large dishpan turning it into syrup poured on snow for sugar candy and baked goods.
Yankton college debate squad, led by coach H. L. Curry, plans a heavy pre tournament schedule ahead of the Pi Kappa Delta convention in Sioux City March 26 27. The team meets State college Sioux Falls college Wessington Springs junior college Wesleyan Huron and Northern with two Yankton teams competing Friday and Saturday plus a Thursday March 12 opener against State college in Yankton.
Wessington Sacings Junice college hosts a triangular debate at Huron on Saturday with Northern normal and Huron college as participants. Yankton college teams will duel four debates, featuring William Lang Devore Cheney William Sattler and Helmer Wolkow. A Yankton women’s team hosted Weber college of Ogden Utah last Friday, with debaters Monica Elopping and Vivian Halverson, both former Yankton high school debaters.
Twenty years ago today at Huron college four orations were entered for the Huron college annual H. Kent oratorical contest to be held the first week in March. The topics and speakers include The Message of Shakespeare to Our Own Age by W. P. Lemmon The New Nationalism by Chandos Roger Criticism by Nellie Pyle and The Twentieth Century Church by Carl E. Smith. Mrs C N McIlvaine and Mrs W H Maul hosted a spring luncheon with yellow and white decor and a five course meal plus a world voyage guessing game. Edward Notestein is ill with scarlet fever and quarantined with Dr W L Notestein and son James also quarantined outside. Dr B H Sprague returned from Chicago after postgraduate study.
Misa Nellia Phillips left for Hitch cock Thursday morning after a city visit at Fred Giard’s home. Senator and Mira Coe L Crawford attended a few social hours with whist at James Travis’s home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs T E Trainor won first prize and Mrs Forsburg the consolation in a whist gathering. A birthday surprise for Mr Hayes occurred at H Weir’s home on 58 Montana Avenue Wednesday evening.
About sixteen couples attended a recent meeting where livestock judging lessons were held for county 4 H Club members. A projection machine illustrated the lessons as Henry DeLong, agent in Onida, led training sessions in Sully County last week describing crab limb loss when limbs are seized or damaged by falling stones.
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