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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1941
Page
6
A fragmented item lists multiple clues and word meanings including references to a late comedian and various terms. The OCR reads like a puzzle with numbers, chemical hints, and name fragments such as Joe Weber, suggesting a shuffled crossword or glossary entry rather than a single narrative.
Numerous groups schedule Monday gatherings at 8 pm or earlier in Labor Temple 100OF hall and local venues. Reported are Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle James River Lodge Odd Fellows Bethel D of Job's Daughters Wilson McKinley PTA C & N W Railway Women’s Club PEO chapters Lincoln School PTA and other clubs with officer elections talks and social events.
The Junior High School presents A Treasure of Tunes a Christmas playlet mixing carols with story. Don Thatcher and Dean Gray portray two peasants as John Kelson guides them home. A Polish war refugee joins by the fire Olive An helps restore faith ending with cathedral choir music. Tickets go on sale December 1 at Wheeler Drug Store.
Dr Dennie departs for Des Moines taking over duties as United States government meat inspector at Armour plant in town. He succeeds Dennie who leaves today to assume new post. Family to relocate to 1188 Dakota Southen area. temporary lodging at Marvin Hughitt hotel prior to move. Shipments of furniture expected arrival. Jennie to stay several weeks.
Readers catch a patchwork of arrivals and visits as Don Koppert journeys from Omaha to gift his parents and plan a move to Los Angeles. Nearby families, travelers, and furrier ads populate a bustling holiday section with railway school stays, travel plans, and seasonal shopping tips.
A free radio school in Hut ton announces new classes starting next Monday under federal sponsorship. The ten week program trains young men in radio operation, signaling, and code, leading to amateur licenses and potential armed forces training. Noted past enrollees include Charles Lave Paul Byerly Jean Guse Faris Davison Donald Dickerson Harold Owens Harold Green Gumore Van Olst William Needham Patrick Logan and instructor Ed Mathews.
Olympia report on William Schutz, 26, who after his first parachute jump on .14 and a history of risky stunts in Seattle, suffered a fatal fall fracturing his skull in a hospital.
The Harmony Extension Club in Frankfort held its meeting at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Lambert with 16 members and seven visitors. A Christmas demonstration was presented by Mrs. Ethelynson and Mrs. Francis Dennison, followed by a reading by Minn Benedict. Lunch was served by Mrs. Lambert and Mrs. Ruschenberg. The next gathering will be at Eph Williams home.
The fourth annual concert of favorite hymns will be held in the main auditorium Sunday at 8 p.m. under the auspices of the Methodist chorus, choir and glee club. Mrs. Byrne S. Griffith directs. Harriet C. Ray is organist. performers include Maxine Teuber and Mary Ellen Kooyman on violin, Byrne S. Griffith on harp, and Merie LaCraft on flute. The program features selections such as Open My Eyes That I May See, Lead Kindly Light, Were You There, The Lost Chord, and Beautiful Saviour with varied vocal solos and instrumental interludes by a group of noted church musicians and the Girls Glee Club.
Erwin mourns for Joseph H. Hodges 83 who died Thursday at a Sioux Falls hospital after an auto crash caused a broken hip. Funeral services set for Sunday at one from the farm home with burial in Erwin Cemetery. He was born in Illinois in 1858 and came to South Dakota in 1888 living northeast of Erwin. Survivors include his widow.
The 42nd International Livestock Expo opened in Chicago with a vast exhibit of steers pigs and sheep alongside wheat corn and oats. 4-H Club youths showcased junior entries with 691 head of beeves and prizes totaling $100000, while the event drew 13149 animals from 31 states and three Canadian provinces and 5000 samples from 34 states and five provinces in the grain and hay show. Exhibitors expect nearly $2 million in sales.
Cavour November 29 Special reports that classes will restart Monday after the Thanksgiving recess. Teachers spend the recess at various posts including Miss Anna Warson at De Smet, Miss Ames Grennan at Huron, A. Kieinsasser at Freeman, Miss Nora Kelly at her Cavour home, and Supt George Van Denbos remaining in Cavour.
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