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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1943
Page
8
Frankfort school band plans its first summer open air concert around June 1. The event aims to showcase student musicians and bring the community together for a seasonal musical outdoor performance.
Huron High School band members will debut in new black and orange uniforms at 8 15 p m Friday in Huron College Auditorium. Arthur Engel says the suits have arrived and the program will feature dances and performances by junior high girls glee clubs and the school band with Roberta Peterson on the electric organ.
Washington May 6 opposition comes from the Selective Service System and War Department to bills aimed at exempting fathers from the draft and banning deferment of government workers. The military committee postponed action for study after receiving a protest from Secretary of War Stimson who said the measure would hinder war prosecution. Selective Service Director Hershey also opposed the bills as unnecessary and inadvisable citing potential impact on essential government workers.
Two Army Air Force Technical School trainees in Sioux Falls caused trouble after freeing a fellow soldier from Worthington city jail. PFC Roy Henderson was jailed for a hotel disturbance and the other trainee unlocked an unbarred jail window, letting Henderson escape. Commandant E N Cate promised proper discipline. Merle E Schroeder promoted from ensign to lieutenant at Charleston base.
Mrs Albert Mertsch held a birthday party Sunday for her son Meris fifth birthday Games were played and lunch was served at St Lawrence Bay in May 6 dispatch.
Hyde County Home Extension Club's May gathering is set for Saturday afternoon May 8 in Highmore. The Thimble Club will handle the program activities.
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