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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1937
Page
8
PIERRE Nov 2 The law enforcement division of the attorney general office warns against two rackets in South Dakota. Traders push cheap fur coats claiming stolen goods to dodge peddlers laws. A Chicago printing firm disavows a man selling advertising books of matches who takes down payments but delivers nothing.
The Greater South Dakota Association raises the essay limit to one thousand words for development of South Dakota resources. Deadline moved to November 30 from November 15, with three months allowed to complete essays. GSDA manager notes requests from principals and English teachers across sixty high schools. about two thousand entries expected. Home Stake Mining Company provides $340 in prize money.
Carthage residents report a 3 inch snowfall over the past days. The cold spell set in with morning temperatures dipping to 12 below zero on Saturday.
Funeral services for Oscar Fox were held at his farm home northwest of Blunt on Monday. His brother carried the two caskets for interment in the burial ground.
TOPSDAY November 22 19ST corporation for the Sunshine Realty Company of Mitchell with a capital of 100000 has been filed with the secretary of state by L J Kucher Marion and Joe Kutcher and M A Marks of Sioux City Ta
Gettysburg residents faced a weekend blackout as frost and heavy weather knocked out telephone lines Friday night and left all lines down by Saturday morning, halting communication in and out of the town.
Gladys Burg, to wed Joseph Regynski, was honored at a second miscellaneous shower hosted by sister-in-law Mrs Bernard Burg and aunt Mrs Phil Kogel. Contests and a mock wedding entertained about 30 guests with Mona Christenson and Gladys Burg winning prizes. A treasure hunt revealed gifts and a two course lunch followed late.
Faulkton set to publish Mrs. Perry Clifford Cresbach. The International Journal of Religious Education in Chicago accepted her Handel oratorio adaptation The Messiah for November. The Faulk County chorus premiered the first arrangement in Faulkton Legion hall last year and it has since been revised for larger city churches.
Maurice Jensen traveled Sunday to Sioux Falls for the South Dakota E A convention. He was joined by Lois Poole, a student reporter with the High School Press Association, which will cover the meetings.
Immunization clinics for diphtheria and typhoid, smallpox vaccination, and tuberculosis testing were conducted last week across Faulkton Sennen Cresbard Onaka Rackham and Orient under the county nurse and local doctors supervision. Alice Ray Costello returned home from Watertown after weeks away for illness. she is a high school junior. Mrs Ed Gebhart returned to Aberdeen to be with her husband at St Luke’s hospital as he undergoes knee surgery.
Mr and Mrs Roland Simmons and baby daughter Way de Leigh of Delmont arrived Saturday to spend the week with relatives here and in Faulkton.
Supt. and Mrs. O. A. Smart and son Bob Allen left Friday evening to spend the weekend with relatives in Lennox. Miss Irene Hart accompanied them to Fulton.
Parker dispatch reports Art Weisenbuehler, one of four men arrested in Sioux Falls last week in a roundup of a small time robbery ring, sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to robbery. He was jailed in Sioux Falls and linked to a Viborg filling station robbery last September as three other suspects already received prison terms and a fifth awaits return from Detroit, Michigan.
Faulkton November 21 Special The Red Cross annual roll call has started with representatives touring the county enlisting members The local chapter had a busy 1937 contributing to flood sufferers and aiding county efforts Last year the Legion Auxiliary conducted the largest enrollment and organizers urge at least an equal turnout this year
The Faulkton Chamber of Commerce held its first fall meeting at the Congregational church parlors. New members were introduced, Christmas plans discussed, and a membership in the Greater South Dakota Association voted. Dr I H Schmidt honored with sympathy resolution as Milo Opdahl outlined the 1938 farm program. Rev A R Regan sang, Weisflock spoke on school music, and Coach Mendel discussed athletics.
Orient high school sent entrants to Cresbard for the district declaratory contest. Maurine Rhulman earned an excellent rating in the dramatic division with Captain January, Frances Gebhart received an excellent rating in oratory for Youth and Crime, Melvyn Weisner scored well in poetry with The Shooting of Dan McGrew, and Josephine Schultie also rated good in humorous for At the Lace Counter.
The Misses Nyla Jones Eunice Curry and Ellen Me Kelvey travel with Mr and Mrs F E Hutcheson to Sioux Falls for the South Dakota Educational Convention in the early part of the week.
Mrs Wm H Van Sehusick visited at the home of her daughter Mrs Stuart Warne during her recent stay in town. The trip occurred last week as part of a series of days spent with family.
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