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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
3
Pierre reports October motor vehicle accidents in South Dakota totaled 95 with 14 deaths and 99 injuries. Nine were due to speed, 18 attributed to carelessness, and 4 to defective roadways. Property damage reached about 12125, with 45 in city limits and 49 outside.
Brookings Nov 21 Footlights presents Chan ning Pollock s dramatic play The Wil in the college auditorium tonight The cast includes Voss as a man striving to live like Christ if he returned Miss Friess Hanson and others are listed as freshmen This damaged fragment limits full details but confirms a campus production with many named student actors.
Miller's school debate squad for the year was announced this week. Members chosen for their interclass debate work include Curtis Rainy, Louis Wilson, Mary Ellen Hays, Bessie Johnson, Marjorie Molesworth, Boris Renner, Marguerite Hanna, and Josephine Ohler. Practices begin next week daily under director Roger Netson.
Miller Nov 21 special report that work has begun on a city water filtration plant funded by a federal loan covering 55 percent of the cost and $10,000 in city bonds. Henry Heider heads the labor, Buell and Winters of Sioux City engineer the project, the same firm that supervised the city sewage disposal years ago.
Ree Heights P T A met in the school auditorium under Frank Duffy with a program on child health linked to Chik Welfare. Featured were community singing, a men’s quartet, a Joy Brisbane solo, a paper on Feeding the Growing Child, and a well received stunt The Baby Show. Decorations by Alma Goth and games by Nathryn Spiers complemented a well attended meeting.
De Smet November 21 special report BP T A program pleased a packed high school audience at the Byrimasium. Thejunior grades presented The March of Time a funny showcase. A Sentimental Scarecrow playlet by sixth to eighth grades, a chalk talk by Mrs Vernon Caine, and a piano solo Polly by Zamecnik performed by teacher Doris Blackmer completed the program.
Superintendent Morris P. Hasveld will represent St Lawrence school at the annual SDEA session in Mitchell. The convention runs from Sunday November 21 to Wednesday November 27, with school continuing as usual as other teachers vote not to attend.
Yankton opens its college season with a Dec. 6 production of Children of the Moon a three act tragedy directed by Mrs Katherine L Yeoudle. Senior Gladys Schwab Sioux Rapids Iowa plays Jane Atherton and Yankton sophomore Max Slaughter stars as Maj Bannister an aviator in the romantic lead roles.
In Desmet on November 21 special winners from the county amateur music contest will broadcast from KGDY Huron Sunday afternoon from 12 20. Fourteen numbers will comprise the program as arranged by the local committee and station. In Manchester also November 21 officers were chosen to fill unexpired terms with Mrs EB Brinkley elected treasurer and Mrs J McClenahan pianist. Services will be at 10 a m next Sunday with Sunday school to follow and a choir planned.
Robert Wagner and Huron join the national Phi Kappa Phi honor society at Wesleyan College Mitchell. Six Wesleyan faculty members were elected including Dr. Leo Hertel Dr. Elsa Hertel Harvey D. Will iam Joseph Holloway Miss Ruth Miller and Miss Loret ta Swift. Lois Hardy named Miss Wesleyan by students and is associate editor of the Tumbleweed. Phi Kappa Phi emphasizes scholarship and character for top students near graduation.
Thanksgiving vacation starts Wednesday November 27 at noon. Classes skip the following Monday for winter quarter registration. Winter term begins Tuesday with registration on the first day. Christmas break runs December 20 to January 6. Spring break runs April 9 to April 14. tour dates to be announced.
The Manchester PTA held its November meeting at the town hall. It voted to sponsor the Christmas Eve entertainment with committees appointed for fellowship, buying, program, decorating, and refreshments. County Judge T. H. Luby of Huron spoke, and a lunch followed.
Mr and Mrs Jack Petesch celebrated their son Eugene s birthday with a chicken dinner at their home in Forestburg on November 21 The event included games before dinner Gifts from friends honored Eugene and highlighted his role in the junior baseball team led by Mr Petesch and sponsored by the American Legion
The American Legion post of Woonsock at Forestburg held a farewell meeting in the Odd Fellows hall honoring D A Levey.
Vermillion reports H G Tes of the South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation warns democracy is endangered by an unplanned economy. He argues wealth concentration threatens ruin unless government reshapes profit flows toward agriculture and education, urging youth training and fair deals for farmers.
Ree Heights South Dakota hosts Ree Heights church youth group a two course dinner in the basement. Afterward St. Lawrence youths led the program with music and a talk by Rev S C Blumhagen. Ree Heights invites a return meeting in two weeks.
Pierre, Nov 21. The state board of health mandate requiring tuberculosis tests for teachers is upheld. County superintendents must notify teachers to submit physician certificates. state attorneys must prosecute refusals. Willful noncompliance is a misdemeanor. Only three active TB cases found in thousands tested.
Vermillion November 21 The national convention of Phi Tau Theta Methodist men will be at the University of South Dakota November 28 29 and 30 The conclave opens at the Wesley foundation with registration and a get together party About 95 delegates are expected to attend the convention here Phi Tau Theta has more than members and pledges.
Friends in town mourn the death at Gettysburg of Mrs Beach. The Beach family had been longtime residents here before a recent transfer. Funeral services are planned at Raymond Priday.
C A V O U R November 21 Special C R Benney of Sanborn county moved the old Gual farm house to his property and attached it to his present home adding 428 feet and a sun porch. He will have one of the largest homes in north Sanborn county. Benney, long established in the township since the eighties, is a farmer and feeder of hogs. Bert Pierson handles repair work, materials hauled from Cavour.
The faculty women's bridge club met at Miss Inez Rhodes home on November 21 with Miss Ruth Potter as joint hostess. Edna Campbell won the high prize and Eva Fritts took the traveling award.
Drs. Floyd Winegar welcomed members of the Wayland Aid society at a recent gathering. A good attendance marked the business meeting with discussion of local assistance plans and upcoming drives.
Florence Brown will chair the social program at a community gathering featuring several contests for entrants. Myrile Warren of Verdugt and Frank Ora will host on December 4, with the event hosted in the former bank building and refreshments served by Fr. Winegar.
Manchester area brief reports the death of Mr. Towker Man's father in Dickinson North Dakota. JL Towherman and Mrs Towherman left Manchester after a discharge at the Manchester Grain Company elevator during his absence.
Novembers evening division of the extn met at the Gellerman residence for three topics and Christmas feuds and gifts. The gathering will be hosted at Wallsce Perry home.
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