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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
3
South Dakota public school children are urged to take a leading role in Armistice Day observances on November 11. The American Legion Department calls for school participation to broaden the program, with coordinated events in towns, patriotic addresses, and activities paired with local education week efforts.
Light housekeeping suites at Northern State Teachers College in Graham hall are under expansion. Two new eight girl suites will be ready by December 5 for the winter term. Dr. David Allen Anderson conceived the plan and the Board of Regents approved it. Meanwhile Alpena reports a first snow storm of the season dropping two inches with calm winds and later melting.
Mrs J S Raptee of Sioux Falls was elected president of the Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church at the closing meeting of a two day state conference in Watertown. Other officers named include Mrs G W Zellhoefer Sioux Falls as corresponding secretary, Mrs J P Medin Sioux Falls as recording secretary, and Mrs Lewis Shuster Mitchell as treasurer. Laura Beers Watertown and L W Butz Ca yau r were named chairs for young people and junior work.
The Rev. H W Blackburn, Methodist pastor at Wessington Springs, lectured on temperance to high school and seventh and eighth grade pupils this week. F M Massey returned from De Grey where he has been visiting friends and transacting business.
Watertown reports over 300 children aided by the South Dakota American Legion Child Welfare division in the past year. Commander Harry C. Kehm announced funds exceeding 5600 dollars for hospitalization and care, with new officers to be installed in Dell Rapids and Brookings this week. He urged support for cash payments of adjusted certificates, noting potential eleven million dollars entering the state to bolster homes and industry.
Raymond school held a Halloween party with games bobbing for apples and word contests. Prizes awarded for longest Halloween word list Violet Hurlbert Denise and Dorothy Bell won prizes. Freshmen hosted a party for teachers and upperclassmen. An Armistice Day program is planned for Friday November 12 at the school house public invited.
Central time schedule lists multiple programs across WABC CBS and WIZ NBC with Democratic and Republican topics. Featuring Daniel J Tobin Fannie Hurst Alice Roosevelt Longworth Smedley Butler Pelham Glassford and Floyd Gibbons from Philadelphia. Roosevelt supporters Owen D Young among participants.
Central Park in New York will host a Saturday night radio broadcast with radio actors guiding a story as they ride. WIZ NBC has the network, starting at 10:30 p.m. three half hour segments from Los Angeles precede WABC CBS programs including California melodies and orchestras led by Ted Florio and Stanley Smith. Edward D Anna plans to return with a 50 piece Niagara Falls band for the sixth year on WABC CBS.
Friday radio highlights include three keys with Si Anson Weeks orchestral program and high spots on WEAY NEC. At 3 p.m. Marjorie Horton soprano performs, followed by a discussion of children's concerts. At 3:30 p.m. Leopold Stokowski conducts a symphony concert. Farm and Home Hour airs at 3:43 with concert artists.
Hoven Legionnaires plan an Armistice Day celebration in Hoven tied to a Washington bicentennial program. School children from town and area will participate. Speakers include Hon. Dawes Brisbine, state railway commission chair, and Rev. Mon-...
Signer A. C. Helmbrecht notes that Tag Cam will continue into the evening for the Armistice Day dance with music from an all girls dance band. The post's recently elected officers include John Weibel commander Frank J. Seringer vice commander A J Tobias adjutant John F Zweber sergeant at arms and Nick P Rausch historian. Executive committee members are Geo 8 Melody Frank Brehmer and Louis Huber.
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