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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1942

Page

3

Farm Labor Shortages Meet By Local Workers And Neighbors

In Brookings on May 27 Dr Walter L Slocum of the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station warns that wartime production heightens farm labor strain. He notes most labor comes from operators and families and cites 41.5 percent of operators hiring any labor in 1935 and 14.3 percent hiring by the month in 1939. He urges mobilizing harvest labor through county inventories via the U S Employment Service and favors neighbor exchanges and neighborhood councils to maximize local labor and machinery usage.

Brookings Walter L. Slocum South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station South Dakota Slocum Few United States Employment Service England

Farm Labor Shortage Seen As 1942 Test Year

Dr Sio cum warns that 1942 will be a test year amid heavy farm labor losses and power machinery shortages. He foresees greater difficulties in 1943 and beyond and urges objective measures to monitor the situation so next year’s problems can be met satisfactorily.

Siocum

Iroquois School Commencement Held

Iroquois High School held commencement exercises at the Methodist Church on Friday evening. The program included processional Jean Townsley invocations by Rev W J Stevenson salutatory by Vernon Beasley and a string of speakers and awards. Seniors named include Helen Ulrich Vernon Bonsley Raymond Terwilliger Irene Blue Mac Richards Don Moeller Dale Sergeant Gene Whites and Mary Christopherson. Eighth graders listed are Minerva Snyder Viola Vogelman Eileen Warren Esther Blue Tommy Aughenbaugh and Wilmer Schoenfelder.

Uruquois Iroquois High School Methodist Church Jean Townsley W. J. Stevenson Vernon Beasley Helen Ulrieh C. Irvin Krumm Huron Tommy Aughenbaugh Feal Garry Board of Education Shaw Paul Garry Stevenson Helen Ulrich Vernon Bonsley Raymond Terwillger Irene Blue Mac Richards Don Moeller Dale Sergeant Gene Whites Mary Christopherson Praders Minerva Snyder Viola Vogelman Eileen Warren Esther Blue Wilmer Schoenfelder

Graduation Held At Bancroft School

Bancroft May 27 special Friday evening the annual commencement exercises were held at the community hall. The procession was played by the band and Rev W A Bischoff gave the invocation. Orland M. Ritchie from Huron College was main speaker. Two numbers were sung by the mixed chorus. Eighth grade pupils received diplomas with Supt. Lewis and Mrs Costello presenting. Rev Bischoff gave the benediction. Senior graduates include Dale Boeninga James Currier Cecil Foote Miriam Huffman Ruby Meyer Eunice Joy Westerberg Arden Brower Richard Dayton Louise Geyer Ivan Maas Gladys Partick and Kenneth Thaden. Eighth graders were Merle Dirkson Harvey Poppen LaVerna Vogt Vivien Weerts Don Wilkins Francis Kritz Bernice Bates.

Dale Boeninga James Currier Cecil Foote Miriam Huffman Ruby Meyer Eunice Joy Westerberg Arden Brower Richard Dayton Louise Geyer Ivan Maas Gladys Partick Kenneth Thaden Merlé Dirkson Harvey Poppen LaVerna Vogt Vivien Weerts Don Wilkins Francis Kritz Bernice Bates

Hitchcock Band Association Meets at School House

The last Hitchcock Band Association meeting was held Friday afternoon at the school house with twelve members and one visitor, Mrs Anna Smith. Mrs Leta Paul was named caretaker of band uniforms for the coming year. Under Mrs Ann Gordon the program included a song, a girls quintet, a tap dance, Eleva Lu Gross and Connie Gordon. A lunch was served after.

Hitchcock Band Association Hitchcock Anna Smith Leta-Paul Ann Gordon Eleva Lu Gross Connie Gordon

Bible Course Added to Beulah Camp Meeting

Redfield announced a new feature for the Beulah Camp meeting to be held June 7 to 14. A Bible study course will run Wednesday through Friday with Dr. Lowell B. Hazzard in charge. Evangelist speaker Rev. Arthur Atack of Aberdeen will deliver evening addresses each night.

Redfield Syeelal Cecil J. Seemang Huron Lowell B. Hazzard Hazzard Ilinois Wesleyan University Bloomington Arthur Atack Aberdeen O. N. Radcliffe Tulare

Faulkton High School Graduation Total 27 Graduates

Twenty seven students graduated from Faulkton High School last week. Prof Hale Aarnes of SD University delivered the commencement address. The school band played the processional and Rev E T Keeler gave the invocation. After the girls’ ceremony follows the class roll.

Faulkton High Faulkton Faulkton High School Hale Aarnes S. D. University E. T. Keeler

Glee Club Performs as Legion Awards Are Handed Out

The glee club and LaVonne Plants sang two numbers as the American Legion awards were presented. Supt. W E Cermak handed the diplomas and the Rev J Castikyan gave the remarks.

Legion Grants 4500 For Crippled Children Program

The South Dakota American Legion will contribute 4500 to the crippled children's program to match federal funds available July 1. Dr A Triole notes this is the first time state money suffices to enable advance matching. further federal money could alter 50 50 matching. Last year the Legion gave 5000 as state funds fell short. The upcoming fiscal year shows about 30000 in federal money with a state allowance of 25000.

Pierre South Dakota American Legion Crippled Children's Program A. Triole Legion

Potter County Bonds Ahead of May Quota

GETTYSBURG May 27 Special Against a May quota of 5700 Potter County residents bought 4225 in bonds in the first fifteen days of the month with Gettysburg supplying 3618 75 The county is part of a national May quota of 600000000 which will be raised to a billion per month by July 1 After July 1 the county quota will nearly double A treasury report as of March 31 shows Potter County has purchased 51344 in bonds at 11 12 per capita ranking twenty fourth among sixty six South Dakota counties

Gettysburg Potter County Treasury South Dakota

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