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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1939
Page
11
Describes types of protective cover for wild game including concealing shelter weather shelter nesting and emergency covers. Notes species vary in cover needs from dottentail rabbit to deer and quail and stresses creating extensive suitable habitats rather than forcing habits.
Fragmentary text notes policy urging farms to promote game enrichment. Specific details on methods or regions are unreadable, but the article centers on encouraging wildlife or livestock game on agricultural lands.
Violet Kleinsasser writes that Lake Byron School uses four sets of McCannell maps on a floor stand for daily geography and history lessons. An Educator's index was left by an agent, with mail sent for listed materials. The school praises new curtains by Mrs Tschetter and thanks board members.
Amanda Kohlmeyer, a sixth grader, notes third graders are learning the anonymous poem Mr Nobody about a man who does wrong yet denies it. The piece illustrates behavior to avoid and is being studied by students.
Fifth grader Maxine Burnett describes the Lindbergh School project to compile current events into a classroom booklet. Mrs. Barton brings three pamphlets the Hawaiian Islands the Story of Pineapple the Story of Coffee and the Story of Salmon aiding geography lessons.
People plan a two day break for Thanksgiving on November 30 and December 1. Lawrence Brock of Fairfield School No 2 notes the tradition of a large turkey dinner and giving thanks to God for another year.
The Fairfield No. 2 School distributed its first group of surplus commodities to families. Teacher and mother cooks will prepare meals using items including apples flour cornmeal and cracked wheat as reported by Richard Bien.
Betty Keller fifth grader at Bauner No 4 School shares a reading chart named The Keys of Knowledge with a key ring for each pupil. A school visit to Sheffield notes five visitors including Misa Larson Mrs Carr Jeanette McDonald and LeRoy Friedrichsen Lois Anne Friedrichsen amid the activity.
Martha McLaughlin leads Pine Tree Girl Scouts Highmore troop with four patrols and a full committee. Lieutenants include Hink Gale Clark and West. patrols led by Miss Hink Miss Gale Miss Clark and Miss West. Frank Vopat Post American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the troop as they pursue second class and first class ranks this year.
The Advanc ed class in Creative Writing met weekly in November for study and discussion of short stories and original poems. Beginnings students earned a Certificate of Completion from the state Adult Education Department for completing Writing the Short Story by Berg Eisenweinard.
Two McBride pupils achieved high averages in the second six weeks tests at MICHine School. Lila Hein and Burdette Hein scored above 99, with Lila earning no misses in daily grades or tests. Duane Shoemaker reports the Vernon Township school and Macy Rhoads teaches.
Ellen Bergeta Otterson born February 11 1868 in Union County northwest of Elk Point died at her daughter's home 702 Colorado Ave SW Huron November 43 at 71 years 9 months 2 days. Survived by daughter Anna Peterson sons John Byron Lewis 14 grandchildren 2 great grandchildren. Funeral at Welers Chapel Huron November 14 officiated by Rev Tolielsyn, burial at Brule Creek Cemetery beside husband, deac deac.
Members of the American Legion junior auxiliary held their recent meeting in the auditorium. Officers for this year include Mary Sherwood president and Phyllis Sherwood secretary treasurer with Helenoezen son first vice president Betty Berg Shram second vice president Mary Lane Eggen Lenore Snyder sergeant at arms.
Mr and Mrs Lester Peppen and daughter Joanne with Mrs Harm Papyen spent several days in Sioux Falls visiting relatives during the week ending November 27.
Hermian Feken and his children Ella and Rudy of Lake City Iowa visit at the home of his brother Mr and Mrs Jotin Foker in Willow Lake.
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