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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1937

Page

3

Social Security Board Approves Unemployment Law Amendments

The Social Security Board in Washington approved amendments to South Dakota unemployment compensation insurance law. The changes, advocated by Associated Industries and other groups, substitute the reserve for the pooled system of account. Mrs. Orpha Alleman announced the approval, citing a letter from G Norton Jameson.

Sioux Falls Tom Berry Social Security Board Washington Mra Orpha Alleman Associated Industries of South Dakota Associated Industries Greater South Dakota Association South Dakota Bankers Association Retail Lumbermen's Association Retail’ Merchants Association Associated Contractors of Alleman G. Norton Jameson Leslie Jensen Governor's Office Frank Bane

Wessington O E S Fetes Mrs Nicholas Move

Wessington Chapter O E S met in a stated meeting Tuesday evening to honor Mrs Hoyt Nicholas who is moving to Clear Lake A short program followed featuring piano solo by Mrs Eva DeHaven and a Mothers Day reading by Mrs Eleanor Binck A donation was presented to Mrs Nicholas A pot luck lunch was served An invitation from Miller chapter for June 1 was noted May 5 meeting will honor past officers and patrons

Wessington Tuy di Speciau Hoyt Nicholas Clear Lake Eva DeHaven Eleanor Binck Gus Miller Chapter

Alpena P. T. A. Holds Year’s Last Meet

Alpena Michigan May 14 The final Alpena P. T. A. meeting was at the high school auditorium Vice President E C Coddington presided Devotions were by Mrs J D Evans Two selections by the girls glee club directed by E C Coddington A talk Youth in a Modern World by the Rev A R Eschliman Supt A J Turner installed new officers President Mrs Otto Kunze Vice President Mrs John Sentson Treasurer Mrs Jens Peterson Secretary Miss Selma Wedebush Recreation committee took over and an hour of games followed

Alpena P. T. A Alpena E. C. Coddington J. D. Evans Girls Glee Club Ev. A. R. Eschliman Supt A. J. Turner Otto Kunze John Sentson Jens Peterson Selma Weidebush

May 29 Poppy Day Set by Legion Auxiliary

The Legion Auxiliary announces May 29 as Poppy Day with Templeman’s market serving as headquarters. Mrs Camilla Winsell and Mrs Helen Love lead poppy sales, offering work to disabled veterans and married men who manufacture the emblems. Last year earnings exceeded $100,000. This year 12 million poppies are for sale nationwide and Hand County Post 38 orders 1,000. A drive by local youth includes prizes for top sellers.

Miller Legion Auxiliary Templeman's Market Camilla Winsell Helen Love United States Hand County Post No. 38

Deland Junior Senior Fete Transforms Gym Into Tropical Isle

Deland High School juniors hosted a beach themed Junior-Senior prom with 22 seniors as honored guests. The gym became a palm lined island with a pirate ship, banquet, and tropical moon dance culminating in a midnight balloon burst. Ronald Coats acted as toastmaster and Captain Kidd in the program.

Doland Deland High School Ronald Shorty" Coats Capt. Kidd Guy W. Cook Steward C. G. Olson Miss Dinneen Alice Langland Wilma Stoller Zepherine Gereaux Gene Knickrehm Sexletta

Virgil Commencement Exercises Elect Valedictorian and Salutatorian

Korra Gooding was elected valedictorian and Ruchan Oschner salutatorian at Virgil senior commencement. Other graduates include Maxine Shephard Edwin Descombaz William Weikum Christina Weikun Dorothy Webner LaVerna Rohrer and Eugens Van DeWalle as they delivered addresses.

Virgil Korra Gooding Ruchan Oschner Maxine Shephard Edwin Descombaz William Weikum Christina Weikun Dorothy Webner LaVerna Rohrer Eugens van DeWalle

Elmo S. Watson Picks Editorials In SD Newspaper Day

Brookings reports Editorials entered in the annual writing contest judged by Elmo Scott Watson editor of Publishers Auxiliary. Winners announced on Newspaper Day at State College. Hall of Fame inductees named and photographs unveiled by H. A. Sturges. Speakers include F. G. Orr and Bob Wick with an advertising clinic by J. V. Weber. Governor Jensen tentatively to attend.

Brookings Elmo Scott Watson State College South Dakota Hall of H. A. Sturges Arlington Sun John Craig Tripp Ledger South Dakota Press Association F. G. Orr North Dakota Press Association Harry Poague Minneapolis Journal Susan Frawley Eisele Blue Earth Minn United States Bob Wick Brookings Register Jensen J.V. Weber Murray County Heraald Slayton Phil Jarnagin Sheldon Arthur Mitchell Brookings ‘Register Leslie Jensen

Leepers Entertain Blunt Guests in Honor of Carl Andrews

Mr and Mrs W Leeper hosted a dinner Tuesday night for Mr and Mrs Carl Andrews of Los Angeles California. Mrs Andrews formerly Miss Lisle Battery and is a cousin of Mrs Leeper.

Leepers Blunt May Leeper Carl Andrews Los Angeles Cailf Andrews Misa Lisle Battery

De Smet Graduation Set For May Seventeenth

De Smet plans graduation on May 26 with 25 graduates. Dr Granskouw Auguatana College to address the class. Jeanne Marie Thorson valedictorian, Francis MacMasters salutatory. Baccalaureate by Rev J M Warkenbhiem May 2. Senior events include Prom May 15 Mother banquet May 17 and Class Night May 20. Skip Day occurred with seniors traveling to Sioux Falls. Transportation by J A Thorson Wilmarth Rice Bruhn Coughlin. Marguerite Hultman named assistant postmaster in Wellington. F D Fitch announces clerk Stanley Griver starts today.

de Smet L. H. Bruhn Sioux Falls Messrs J. A. Thorson P. Wilmarth BE. L. Rice H. Bruhn Tom Coughlin

Levila Paulsen Visits Wayland After Kadoka Work

Miss Levila Paulsen daughter of Mr and Mrs Barney Paulsen visits home folks in Wayland for a few days. She is employed at Kadoka courthouse. The Wayland Aid Society plans a May 19 social meeting at Catherine Winegar home with Edith Wood as co host.

Levila Paulsen Wayland Barney Paulsen Miss Paulsen Kadoka Wayland Aid Wayland Aid Society Catherine Winegar Edith Wood

A-Nurse Diuretic Stimulant Ad Offered By Dr. Pierce

A vintage advertisement promotes A-nurse tablets as a diuretic stimulant for nighttime urination relief. It claims to ease burning and irregularities, reduce frequent urination, and improve urine flow. It urges purchasing from local dealers and mailing a symptom blank to Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo N.Y. for medical advice.

Pierce

University ROTC To Be Reviewed

Vermillion May H The War department plans an annual inspection of the University of South Dakota ROTC on May 17 and 18. Colonel R. H. McMaster and Major Hardin C. Sweeney will inspect over 200 cadets with Cadet Colonel Donald Gibbs Hilmore and Cadet Lt Colonel Sidney Anderson leading the unit in a review. Demonstrations cover close order drill calisthenics first aid rifle marksmanship and patrolling. The unit has held the highest rating for 12 years and a banquet with the inspectors is scheduled for Monday evening in Dakata hall.

Vermillion War Department University of South Dakota Reserve Officers ‘Training Corps R. H. McMaster Seventh Corps Hardin C. Sweeney Creighton University Inman Field Donald Gibbs Hil.more Sidney Anderson Winifred Townsend Guidon National Military Organization University T. C McMaster Sweeney Dakota Hall

Mrs Snyder Hosts Wellington Five Hundred Party

Mrs Carrie Snyder entertained the Tuesday Night Club at a five hundred party in Wellington. The club meets weekly and enjoyed an evening of light gaming and socializing.

Mrs. Snyder Wellington Carrie Snyder

All College Day Draws 1900 Visitors to State College

About 1 900 visitors toured the campus during the State College All College Day program in Brookings on May 14. They were guided by students and heard reports from campus leaders while exhibits showcased agriculture aviation physics and home economics among others.

Brookings State College KFDY Coughlin Campanile C. W. Pugsley Carl Christensen Sylvan Theatre Division of Agriculture Coeds Pre-Forestry

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Wessington O. E. S Nicholas Deland Elmo S. Watson Marguerite Hultman Ray King F. D. Fitch Stanley Griver Quality OLD Quaker Ted Quaker Old Qualee 20 Lawrenceburg Indiana Normandy Priscilla World of Style Fahrendorf Silk America Fahrendorf’s Huron High School College
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