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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1934
Page
4
The article carries Associated Press credits and states exclusive re publication rights. It lists national advertising representatives Prudden King Prudden with offices in New York Chicago Denver and San Francisco.
The Evening Huronite presents editorials written by high school students from multiple communities. They cover the IDEA convention in Huron for The Evening Huronite under A. A. Applegate of State College Brookings.
Roberta Applegate of Brookings argues that progress in public education should be measured by achievement, not time. She warns against diverting educational funds to public works, urging continued support for school funding begun by Gen. W. H. Beadle to ensure all children receive a public education.
Ferne Wiedenman writes from Onida urging gratitude amid hardship. The piece highlights college education as a key blessing financed by parents, notes improving financial conditions, and stresses education as essential for advancing civilization and personal progress.
The Evening Huronite shifts to morning. guests receive papers to stay informed. Chamber of Commerce prepares a busy schedule with pick-up service and guides. Apollo Club of Minneapolis, 50 male voices, will perform free for registered guests. public evening events planned.
Bill Tredway, Huron, notes the South Dakota Educational Association marks its fiftieth annual convention in Huron. He states modern methods attract over three thousand teachers, who attend Round Table meetings and general sessions to keep abreast of changes and modernize South Dakota education.
Erlynn Heaton of Watertown argues in favor of education shaping character. Teachers must cultivate versatile advisers who guide thoughts and actions toward disciplined, honorable living through collaboration with like minded instructors within the South Dakota Educational Association.
The tale follows a knight chasing a fabled wealth filled castle, riding past huts and mansions toward an elusive fortune. It argues every person has a personal Castle in Spain guiding their life toward a prime objective like riches peace happiness or love.
The South Dakota EBA marks fifty years with the fiftieth annual convention in Huron. A November journal illustration shows journeys to the city as teachers gather to stay current in education. Miriam Jacobson of Beresford praises Huron for warm welcomes and fine entertainment.
Signe Martinson compares life to a book with four parts childhood youth middle age and old age. Each day turns a page and the final worth is measured by influence on others and the Library of Lives read by descendants. Composers urged to seek rhythm in Africa. a note hints at recalling Mr. Bmoot to discuss trade barriers.
The Geneva proposal aims to regulate manufacture and traffic in arms by an international treaty with licensing and publicity. It envisions open knowledge of orders to prevent secrecy and plots and addresses the challenge of international munitions commerce.
Ann Hollister 20, in debt to her late father, sells family antiques. A mysterious blue vase vanishes and a signed PK note appears. She begins work at a library where she befriends Sarah Kent and meets Tony Sockle, a charming but unreliable artist. Ann grows close to Peter Kendall while dealing with jealousy and social tensions.
A fragmented OCR puzzle lists many items tied to a day and history. It mentions New England governor decreeing a day and various words paired with numbers, suggesting a scavenger-like harvest festival quiz across horizontal and vertical clue lines.
Valeria shifts from carefree fianc to a woman with depth as her fiancé contemplates life beyond their circle. Peter Kendall, proud grandfather, praises his Kendall factory workers and funds a playground for children. A planned Kendallwood trip sparks tension over a future marriage and lifestyle.
A collection of brief items from Huron mentions visitors and teachers from Comfrey and Parker, Thanksgiving travels to Tracy and Aberdeen, and radio listeners tuning into broadcasts from London and Europe. Tulare schools close for the SORA convention and Thanksgiving holidays.
W J L Bayles, director of religious education for Nerili, addressed a privileged audience. The remarks reflected thoughtful mood and evening contemplation as guests, including Rev and Mrs Blumefaluta, listened.
Brookings November weather expert Prof Ralph L Patty chair of agricultural engineering at State College says rainfall in South Dakota is not increased by artificial lakes or drying ponds. He notes most rain comes from the Gulf of Mexico and cites Michigan Minnesota and the Ten Thousand Lakes region to show nearby water bodies do not control regional rainfall. He adds next year may be wet but dry weather is not forecast due to lake bed conditions.
The Cavour M E Sunday school held a oyster supper and program at the Martin building. Jackie Anderson led a soldiers drill and Miss Hazel Buiz led singing. Rev C D Arms spoke on Crooked Cow Paths and Dr W Smith of Huron College gave a talk on Some New ideas in the New Car. A poem by Miss Mable Beckman closed the program. Oysters served from 5 90 p m to about 9 p m netted a neat sum for the group. Next committee: Mrs Mor Eckman Mrs Ed Weideman ft A Rauch Misa Veda Miller.
A school contest held in Tulare between seventy and eighth grades concluded just before Thanksgiving. Winners were announced an hour earlier, with applause as the holiday break began.
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