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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1932
Page
6
Multiple society gatherings are listed for Monday through Tuesday including lodge meetings, Woman’s clubs, D A R, and DeMolay. Huron Tiger Day closes with a banquet and dance. Activities include quilting, charity, and school events at various homes and depots across the region.
A group of Huron residents traveled to the Hitchcock Rebekah lodge meeting on Thursday evening. Attendees included Mr and Drs Martin Anderson, Mr and Mrs Earl Fish, Mr and Mrs Chester Williams, and others with programs of vie piano accordions and four readings by Mrs Chester Williams. Lunch, cards, and dancing followed.
A historic home recipe outlines lemon cream and berry pies with evaporated milk, lemon rind and juice, and a double boiler method. Instructions cover pie shell, topping, chilling, and decorative berry facets, yielding one nine inch pie and berry topping. The text also notes the highest wind speed in the British Isles from January 1920.
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Fairbank of Sioux Falls visiting friends on a city afternoon. Several community and political advertisements appear, including statements by Jake Waldner and Cherry for Senator Hdg. A daughter was born at Huron hospital to Mr and Mrs Fisher.
G E Brownell killed in an automobile crash near McIntosh on Sunday. Funeral held at the Catholic church with American Legion escort. Burial in De Smet cemetery. Ed O Connor of Almon Ohio among the injured. Brownell and wife and son Robert lived in De Smet. he worked for Dowd Construction. Robert attended St Anne's school at Humboldt this year.
GANN VALLEY November 5 At the fall meeting of the Buffalo County P T A council the major project for 1932 33 centered on continuing study of the new South Dakota curriculum for program planning. The council unanimously agreed last year s study was beneficial and should be continued this year. The formation of study groups was recommended where conditions warrant. Superintendent Gertrude E Flyte reported progress in schools and higher attendance, especially in reservation schools. Teachers showed improved professional attitudes, reading magazines and newspapers and enrolling in extension work to enrich teaching methods. Parents could assist by reading and providing materials. Mrs Merle Tysdal was elected president, Frank Knippling vice president, Gertrude Flyte secretary, and Mrs Frank Henrichsers treasurer.
Doctors lawyers and merchants in Columbus remember the first night football game in the region played between Otterbein and Ohio Medical teams. A white ball sailed high and sometimes out of reach as lights failed, forcing play in darkness. The game had three downs to gain five yards and lasted 35 minutes.
Unsettled to night and Sunday with possible rain. Warmer tonight. South Dakota predicts local showers and warmer east. Iowa expects increasing cloudiness and possible showers, warmer tonight. Minnesota shows local showers tonight and Sunday, with slight warmth shedded east. Chicago outlook for week begins Monday with showers likely early and again later, no strong cold yet but possible cooler end.
A Brookings to Sioux Falls road report lists high and low temperatures for several cities with precipitation notes and road conditions. Yankton shows 59/38 with clear roads, Sioux Falls 55/32 clear, Watertown 87/28 cloudy but good roads, Mitchell 5/20 with cloudy conditions, Pierre 97/34 clear, Huron 57/24 partly cloudy.
In Scotland District November, C. E. Gold Republican candidate for superintendent of public instruction denies misrepresentation claims by opponent L. C. Giffen. Gold cites affidavits and figures to argue salaries were drawn from institute funds and questions Giffen's bank ties and attendance at Columbia University. He claims county officials verified Giffen’s prior employment and presents salary adjustments as evidence.
Several Lutheran church members hauled cart fodder for Mr Fred Yordi on Wednesday afternoon. Volunteers included Wilmont Decker Theodore Johnson August Mehlberg Elmer Obert Wilbur Mehlberg and Arnold Tachappat. Yordi is incapacitated from an accident while unloading corn fodder.
The report notes that a department member attended Columbia University at state cost and time, with credits certified by F. H. Hagemeyer. It also cites hotel expenses paid by the state during study, and mentions a high school supervisor at the University of Minnesota in 1930 summer session under same terms, while Gold calls the course of study misrepresented and urges a fair trial.
Theodore Balko of Redwood Falls reclaimed the Minnesota state corn husking championship at Springfield beating 12,000 in attendance. He netted 25.13 bushels in 80 minutes setting a new state mark, with Clarence Maley of LeRoy second at 24.405 bushels after deductions. Balko previously held the state record of 24 14 bushels.
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