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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1942
Page
3
Grace Johnston arranged balloons for decoration as pupils gathered Wednesday morning at Sunnyside School. Alan Wagner notes students hung clusters of balloons in the middle of the room for the seasonal display.
SROOKINGS, Nov. 6 Special War bonds are an investment in the republic and liberty says State Secretary of Agriculture E H Everson urging SD farmers to put part of every check into bonds An advisory committee of which Everson is a member suggests farmers clear current debts before buying more bonds but not to disturb long term mortgages Leave mortgages intact and convert cash to bonds to support food production and wartime needs Farmers and all must buy bonds until it hurts.
Iroquois Chapter OES held a regular meeting Monday night electing officers for the ensuing year. Names include Worthy Matron Mrs. L H Mach ling, Worthy Patron Peter H Schultz, Associate Matron Mrs. Max Eckman, Associate Patron H D Harrington, Conductress Mrs. R S Bunn, Associate Conductress Mrs. Otis Lather, Secretary Mrs. George Irvin, Treasurer Mrs Peter H Schyttz.
The Ladies Extension Club at Yale held its first meeting Thursday evening at the Zeigeldort home. Mrs Gien Foote and Mrs Zeigeldort presented a demonstration. six members attended. The next gathering will be at Mrs Meyers home for a Christmas demonstration.
Mrs John Holliday about 52 Negro of Yankton lost her life after being overcome by smoke in a fire at the recreation building of the South Dakota State Hospital three miles north of Yankton. Fire originated in the theatre area causing heavy damage to the stage seats and upper rooms with smoke and water damage reported.
Sunday School Union at Tipton North of Woodington Beadle County observed the 125th anniversary of Union Sunday Schools on November 1. A Sunday school has operated with few interruptions for over four decades. Six missionaries from the American Sunday School Union have served this field. Rev. L. G. Lockwood, South Dakota general missionary, led the event and Rev. McCones of Tulare spoke, followed by a mission address. A community dinner and gospel chorus singing preceded Don McFarling’s consecration address.
Wolsey High School junior class selects the comedy Good Spacious Grandma for a November 26 performance. Cast includes Henry Breckenridge James Langbehn George Breckenridge Ben Schamp Mrs Lennox Marjorie Lindblad Helen Allen Lila Hein Cecile Allen Evelyn Palmer Clancy Martin Ejchstadt Wiggins Gerald Stoppelmeier P Sam Harold Andresen Delica Gloria Leaver. James Hammer to direct.
Farmers may apply for certificates to acquire rubber footwear limited by height and weight. Applicants must show lack of suitable footwear and may need to salvage old gear. The local board, led by Director Hepler, will decide entitlement and notify grant status. Certificates allow purchase of the lightest adequate type while most rubber footwear can be reclaimed and bought normally.
Adrian Olson, 19, served aboard the carrier Wasp torpedoed while supporting Guadalcanal troops. He left for San Diego after a 10 day furlough, spending time with his father in Burr Oak Township Beadle County. Olson suffered minor burns from burning oil while in the water before rescue by a destroyer. He joined the Navy after Pearl Harbor and, within weeks, was assigned to the Wasp and made trips to Malta to reinforce the Mediterranean island with Spitfires.
Watertown dispatch reports Fred Hildebrandt congratulated Karl Mundt after Mundt won the first South Dakota district seat. Hildebrandt, who retired four years ago, praised Mundt’s campaign at his Watertown home while noting the voters’ followship of Representative Hamilton Fish and recalling his own three-term prior service in Congress during the Roosevelt era.
Wolsey’s Friday night carnival drew a large crowd with gross receipts of 342 and advance 184. Della Kohlmeyer was named senior queen and Richard Namany senior king. a senior skit highlighted the evening, marking one of the best carnivals in years.
The Halloween program at Ree Heights School on Friday night featured teacher Mrs Phyllis Burge Davis as a key contributor. Proceeds from the event totaled a modest amount with attendees supporting local school activities.
An Iroquois OES gathering hosted a Bancroft Group event with a committee including Mr. and Mrs. C E Greer Mrs G Kohler Mrs Guy Strub Mrs Walter Allen and Mrs Ids Theophilis served along with Sharon Chapter members from Barnie area featuring several named attendees and a focus on social duties
Cavour High School junior class selects the play As Henpecked Hero to be presented November 20. The cast includes Belen Walmark Mary Reilly Doris Darnett Ruby Kowalke Botskey Clarence Meyer Lilly Esther Basemen Garker Dean O Rettie Ted Slocum John Rudy Mrs Holden Mary De Banche Jantha Brown Lenara acll Professor Wiam Brown Waren Silchrist Bud Cedman El Wipt Countess Kolmanoff Maxine Hart. Production staff directed by Supt Van Denbos with Betty m Dollenbacher as assistant, Warren Gilchin stage manager, Mary DeBauche business manager.
The Yale Independent School held a fall carnival at Muself Ball Friday evening with an amateur contest. Lewis Kueh won first in a trumpet solo with Mrs Bernard Maas on piano. Second went to the Two Waldner Sisters and a Glanzer Girl Trio. Bingo lunches and games filled the booths. Marvin Kelley earned king by selling most prize tickets.
The Monday Night Ramblers met with Mrs Clara M. Linafelter with good attendance. Chinese checkers provided entertainment until lunch was served. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Battie Bevier.
The junior class play The Bright Penny was staged Friday evening in Alpena school auditorium. A large crowd attended and audience reaction was strong. Production managers praised the actors and directors for notable work amid lively Cortical situations that kept viewers engaged.
In Bancroft on Sunday evening the St John’s Luther League met in the church basement. A devotional service followed the business session. Games were played and a lunch was served by Lois Schlencer and Rosella Dirksen.
Wartime readers face constipation from long hours, irregular meals, and poor balance. Authorities warn medicinal tonics only offer temporary relief and urge drinking water and Kellogg’s breakfast cereal to restore bulk and health during stress-filled days.
Lawrence November 5. The St Lawrence School carnival Friday featured a program in the gym with two one act plays and several musical numbers. Miss Filorange Ross was crowned queen from the junior class. Fred Fanning served as marshal.
A brief ad-like notice promotes FASTEETH powdered denture adhesive to secure upper and lower plates, claiming a firmer hold, comfortable feel, no gummy taste, and odor control. It advises purchasing PASFEETH at drug stores for immediate relief.
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