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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1930
Page
4
A reflection on the Byrd expedition return contrasting thrill of ordinary comforts with polar exploration. It argues daily life holds marvels and that chasing spectacular deeds often blinds us to the richness of the familiar. Emphasizes that familiarity can breed boredom and that attention reveals daily miracles.
A Milwaukee teacher argues that 250000 graduates this year reflect a flawed view of college value. She says college is about living and enrichment not just earning power, and a degree need not equate to high income. The piece contrasts successful figures with scientists like Millikan.
The speaker argues that even if some see a BA as a mere gateway to a job, the broader benefits of college remain essential. Wit and figures aside, a truly educated person gains broadening, humane perspectives that transcend post graduation salaries and trivial criticisms.
Wisconsin dairy and hog farming is cited as a strong, year in and year out effort while Dakota producers are urged to watch Wisconsin feed trends. A public statement by Brooke Howell looms with a May 6 deadline, and South Dakota plans a five million dollar highway program for 1920.
The Argus Leader endorses candidates opposing state-run ventures and urges restraint on government growth. Warren E. Green leads in opposition to state socialism, arguing it costs more than it helps. The piece warns of inefficiency and argues for shrinking government by trimming unnecessary services.
Aberdeen American News notes secretary of state Gladys Pyle entering the GOP primary for governor, saying the field now centers on Pyle and Brooke Howell. The paper praises the move, predicts a clear two-candidate contest, and expects the primary to decide the nomination.
Henry Ford says he will devote his remaining active years and 30 million dollars to building, equipping and operating schools offering technical and vocational training to educate youth for useful citizenship. Details are incomplete but he will not seek amateur help or accept outside suggestions.
Readable fragments describe a Saturday gathering with Setlow workers and a nurse named Mayme. A long letter recounts playing a bridge Keno style game, wagering chips, and the risk of challenges while others discuss a movie review and personal musings on spring and life.
State club leader H M Jones notes canning and baby pork clubs grow. Canning aims to match 1927 and 1929 girl enrollments with improved exhibits while baby pork clubs expand, aiming for 1500 boys. Pleasant Ohio Baby Pork Club forms near Miller with 12 members. Esther Carmobell leads girls planning a 4 H sewing club with 11 enrollments.
The Y. C. L. convention at Redfield opened at 1 pm with a business meeting led by county superintendent Mrs. W S Hodgson. At 1 30 pm community singing was led by C W Friedhoff, followed by an address from D C Mills, executive C L secretary from Pierre. Division one held a declamatory contest after the talk with rural school chorus and Ashton students performing. Division two featured another declamatory contest and a Corre school quartet closed the program.
Huron Girl Scouts of troop 3 met at the Parish House of the Episcopal church on Thursday afternoon March 20. Allison Wheeler and Betty Kent received merit badges for scriber citizenship and health. Miss Norah Hogan and Mrs George Campbell led games and Miss Sadie Haines organized tests. The troop plans a name contest with input from members and Marjorie Ann Saxton attended as a guest. Next session is March 27 at the Parish House.
Willow Lake junior high plans a staging of The Valiant about an American ex serviceman seeking his family’s security. Cast includes Everett Anderson Clifford Johnson George Bergstresser Delma Reynolds Harry Donley and Charles Arwood with date to be announced.
Four De Smet high school soloists Margarete Campbell Kathryn Hall Mason Ely and Marvin Munger will represent the school at the Brookings music contest May 1 and 2. They are guided by Miss Holm and accompanied by Miss Hold. The students attend weekly practice sessions with Proters from State College.
Mrs. Kempf led a Willing Workers 4-H club meeting in Lebanon on March 15. AU members gathered at the J. W. Potts home and three visitors attended. Girls learned dressmaking and will continue the project, with songs and club yells before lunch. The next meeting is set for April 19 per reporter Elda Kempf.
Huron named as a 4-H club camp site for 1930 with rallies, three daily periods of instruction, assemblies, field trips and campfire stunts. Camps at 15 points including Pine Ridge Newell Mclaughlin Pierre Aberdeen Lennox Beresford Academy Cheyenne Madison Lake Poinsett Water town Springfield and Huron. Local clubs fundraise through sales. Beadle county rally day set for April 12 at the Marvin Tughits hotel.
Arlington high school seniors Floyd Johnson and Kingsley Hopkins were chosen as state delegates to the National High School Chorus in Chicago. Superintendent Arthur Berdahl notes the honors reflect the school’s music program. Berdahl will accompany the students. The chorus, about 300 voices, will rehearse daily and broadcast March 27, with a concert on March 28.
A local column notes visits by Esther Alen of Aberdeen with Clara Wurfel, and Charles Hubbard of Belfry, Mont. Dr Van Dalsem reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs A C Keeler of Fairfield township. Articles of incorporation filed at Pierre for West Penn Land, North Empire Timber, Huron Boat Club, and Hanson and Breen Auto Company. A marriage license issued to Melville E Redmond and Purley M Kimes of Huran.
Delbert Scruby and two peers depart for Lile Fourche to seek lawful claims while Charley Seeley suffers a hand injury from a cab engine mishap. Elizabeth Lintwren plans to travel to Gir and Brookings during spring break as Justice Hatfield notes from Iowa. Mortgage foreclosure announced on Beadle County property due to taxes and insurance. Margaret Melum as assignee seeks repayment by April 7, 1939 with principal 1250.00 and related costs. sheriff sale scheduled at Court House in Huron.
Estate of Mary E Huhn deceased issues probate notice by administrator L A Huron. Creditors and all persons with claims must exhibit them with vouchers within months after first publication at Howes and Temmes office in Huron Beadle County South Dakota. Dated March 1830.
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