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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1942
Page
7
Mr. Donkey science teacher left for the army after two weeks away. Mr. Nicholas, seventh and eighth grade watcher, has resigned and his position is filled by Mrs. Ed Nelson.
Milo S. Opdahl of Lake County has been named district 4-H club agent of the State College agricultural extension service. He will assist county agents with club work across 23 southeastern South Dakota counties and has a record of state championship 4-H judging and demonstration teams. Opdahl, a graduate of State College in 1935, has served as Lake and Faulk counties agent and previously as a local leader and delegate to National Club Congress in Chicago 1930 and Washington 1932.
In South Dakota counties including Miner Minnehaha Moody Sanborn Tripp Tyler Union and Yankton a tense overtime game unfolded as local squads vied for early season dominance. Fans watched closely as key players from each county weighed in with decisive plays and clutch moments.
Seventh and eighth graders study the human body in science with drawn outlines and future work on nerves blood vessels and heart. In reading they explore Rip Van Winkle The Great Stone Face and The King of the Golden River and write a story about each author. Eighth graders cover government basics in civics and learn complex sentences and punctuation. An eighth grader Edith Anne Eckmann reports.
Morrill School reports its regular league meeting held on November 8. Lois Smith presided, with full attendance. Officers appointed include Robert Smith as president, Lois Smith as vice president, Phyllis Smith as secretary, and Geraldine Merrill as treasurer among others. the group plans to join the Junior Red Cross.
Delmer Eldeen of Fairfield reports first graders received new reading book We Look and See and read one story daily in reading class They learned to divide a pie in half and write the symbol of one half Second grade pupils receive reading book Friends and Neighbors with a workbook Loren Kirby notes about te second grade pupils in the school Walter Lenore Kirby is the teacher
A fragment describes Markell School Halloween activities on October 29 with students wearing masks, games, stories, and a lunch. Other schools named include Lake Byron Wheeler and Mschetter, with prizes such as a cup and candy. Subscriptions and costs are mentioned in a garbled note.
The student report describes monthly school life with emphasis on paying dues, indoor activities when weather is bad, and classroom changes. Pupils have yo yo toys, desks rearranged for warmth, and the wash stand moved to adapt to cold weather.
At St. John's Lutheran Church in Bancroft a flag installation service was conducted on Sunday. Charter member Weert Weerts and Pvt Albert Rusche presented the Christian and American flags at the altar as Rev W. Bischoff delivered the installation sermon and placed the flags. Music came from Sunday school classes and the choir before the sermon.
In preparation for the town hall carnival November 26 students elected class marshal and queen candidates. Senior candidates are Donald Subn and Gertrude Reiman. junior Kenneth Campbell and Thelma Fawcett. sophomore Marion Menning and Marie Jupe Sanders. freshmen Bill Mitchell and Irene Thompson. junior high Bob Hickcox and La Venne Sivertson. Tickets will be sold for the candidates and a dance will follow the carnival.
A consumer testimonial notes relief from gas pains after meals using ADLERDSA ADLERIKA and quotes a doctor approving its use The ad promotes Shennan Moe and H H Humphrey Druggists urging readers to obtain the product today from local druggists
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