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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1937

Page

3

Better School Support Urged in South Dakota

I.D.B. Works, president of the University of South Dakota, urged lasting school support reforms at a Hickory Stele Club meeting. He argued the present tax system is inadequate and unfair, with large land holdings and federal or state properties not paying taxes. He called for a state law guaranteeing support for every elementary and secondary teacher and for equalization to make state aid a recognized responsibility rather than emergency relief.

S. D Och South Dakota I. DB. Works University of South Dakota Hickory Stele Club Agme Weeks

Grain prices slip as new crop hits market

SIOUX FALLS Oct 8 grain prices continued their decline into the month before Sept 15 as the new crop affected markets. Evan V. Jones federal statistician reports corn down nine cents to 89 cents a bushel, wheat dropping seven cents, oats up slightly and barley steady. Hog prices slide while other meats hold or rise and dairy and poultry advance with wholesale milk up to 1.80 per hundred pounds.

S. D Sioux Falls Evan V. Jones Federal Agricultural Statistician South Dakota

Invite Prep Bands To Hobo Day Parade

Six outstanding high school bands from the state were invited to march in the Hobo Day parade in Brookings on October 2. Invitations went to top Class A B and C winners, with performances by the Slave College military band and the Brookings high school band.

Brookings C. W. Pugs State College Sioux Falls Canton Geddes Platte Flandreau Hosmer Arthur R. Thompson Harvey Moon Gina Michel Bryan Parks Platley William Treland Blandreau A. R. Heckensiable Hosmee Slave College Carl “Christy” Christensen Brookings High School

Family visit after Mitchell weekend trip to Com Palate show

Alva C. Bales and sister Lorcine visited their father C. I. Bales in Mitchell. They attended the Com Palate show with Bonnie Rudloff of Huron accompanying them home after the weekend outing.

Wolsey Alva C. Bales Lorcine Mitchell C. I. Bales Bonnie Rudloff Huron

Co Eds Nominated For Honor Title At USD

Vermillion October 6 coeds at the University of South Dakota nominate fifteen candidates for a top honor to be won by a senior in good standing. Eligible are Jen Andersen Jean Brisbine Eliora Drafahi Mary Dunlap Sarah Anne Fowler Mary Griffin Phyllis Hepner Donny Lathro p Florence Lee Vivian Murphy Edith Nelson Mildred Riemath Leola Thompson Mary Troskey Gertrude Williamson. The nar election will be held October 13 with all students voting.

Vermillion University of South Dakota Adar Misa Dakota Eva Glassbrook South Dakota Jen Andersen Jean Brisbine Woonsocket Eliora Drafahi Mary Dunlap Sarah Anne Fowler Mary Griffin Clank Phyllis Hepner Vilas Donny Lathrop Florence Lee Vivian Murphy Aberdeen Edith Nelson Elk Point Mildred Riemath Hitchcook Leola Thompson Chamber Mary Troskey Gertrude Williamson Rapid City

Ree Heights Church Loyalty Day Crowds Attend

Ree Heights Congregational Church hosted Loyalty Day with afternoon sports and a pup supper at Geicher restaurant. An evening auction, led by A I Nicholas, followed by an eight o'clock boys and girls basketball game and program at Ree Heights High School. Wolsey visitors report Arthur Ostlund family visiting Huron and North Redfield connections.

Ree Heights

Nancy Hatcher visits daughters in town over weekend

Mrs. Nancy Hatcher of Redfield spent the weekend visiting her daughters Mrs. Arthur Ringheimer and Mrs. Har ol Ringheimer and families, and the Arlia Hatcher home, as reported in a special dispatch dated October 6.

Wolsey Nancy Hatcher Redfield Arthur Ringheimer Harol Ringheimer Arlia Hatcher

Dinner Guests Visit Bonilla Friends in Bonilla

Mr and Mrs Peter W Yselding and Miss F B Mills were dinner guests at the Ray Russeil home near Bonilla on October 6 in a note of social chatter from the community.

Bonilla Wolsey Peter W. Yselding F. B. Mills Ray Russeil

Pep Band Organized At Dakota Wesleyan University

Dakota Wesleyan University announces a university wide pep band directed by Professor Robert Brown. The ensemble will perform at athletic events and campus functions with a repertoire of well known college tunes.

Dakota Wesleyan Miiurtsi Oencausesrt Dakota Wesleyan University Robert Brown Vislin Wesleyan Brown Ralph Asher Walsey Reginald Steckman St. Lawrence Mortor Erickson Unityville Willard Brigas Porestburh Donald Zelda Mac Earuy Draper Mildred Markins Mt. Vernon Mavis Williams Faith William Enpet Alpena Clarence Phillips Button Montana George Boyer Ashton George Chaffee Gregory Gretchen Lehmidt Arlingtan Clarence Sorenson White Lake

Aerial Survey Work Continues in South Dakota

Brookings October 6 Special Aerial photography work in South Dakota is 52 percent complete says M L Anderson engineer in charge. Weather slowed progress last week while groundwork in Brookings and Clay Counties nears completion. Enlargements for individual farms will arrive in ten days to classify crops and determine acreage.

Brookings South Dakota M. L. Anderson State Agricultural Conservation Office Clay Counties Washington Lake Moody Minnehaha McCook Union Yankton Southwestern Anderson Bon Homme Davison Miner

Convention Report From Highmore A P B O Delegate

Mrs. F. M. Matteson reported on the national P B O Convention in St. Louis to Miller Chapter delegates on Monday. Tea followed the meeting with hostess Mrs. W. G. Redmond. attendees included Mrs. Frank Ray, Mrs. A. A. Kaye, Mrs. Jessie Goslin, Mrs. Shreve Van Camp, Mrs. J. B. Perkins, Mrs. A. A. Jorden, and Mrs. R. J. Drew.

Highmore F. M. Matteson St. Louis South Dakota Miller W. G. Redmond Frank Ray A. A. Kaye Jessie Goslin Shreve van Camp J. B. Perkins A. A. Jorden R. J. Drew

Lewis Named to State Military Board

Rapid City senior line officer Col. Lewis Earle receives appointment to South Dakota state military board replacing Col. Boyd Wales of Sioux Falls. Governor Jensen announced the move, with no term limit specified. In other notes, Hyde County committee plans district ag event in Pierre to learn 17 compliance forms, and Arthur Berven of Sioux Falls awaits a 10 year term at Iowa reformatory after a forgery charge.

Lewis Pipare Earle le Lewis Rapid City Une National Guard South Dakota State Military Board Jensen Col Boyd Wales Sioux Falls South

State College Dorms Filled in Brookings

A spectacular rise in enrollments at South Dakota State College fills all dormitory space. There are 309 coeds on campus, with 174 upper-class and 126 freshmen and transfers. Wenona and Weedta Dormitories are full, a former boys dorm remodeled for overflow, and 50 women in homemaking courses to be housed in the same remodeled building. The surge expands social activity under the Dean of Women.

Brookings South Daktan State College State Broklings Wenona Weedta College Yametu To & Women School of Agriculture Docter

Fall term social and guidance events by campus women

Vivian Volstaff leads the Women’s Self Government association in organizing fall term open houses and a faculty tea. Freshman and transfer students are divided into nine counselor groups, with a dean hosting weekly cosy gatherings. Spring quarter bell, Mothers’ day tea, YWCA teas, and class tea dances are noted along with a matinee dance for departing seniors.

Vivian Volstaff Women Saif Government Association Dean Volstoff Armory Women’s Self-Government Association YWCA Sigma ‘Pamboa Sigma

Appoints Officers For S D Legion in Aberdeen

The South Dakota American Legion department announced Tuesday the appointment of several officers. Walter H. Burke, Pierre, department commander, said KR Harmon of Belle Fourche becomes Americanism chairman. Other posts include Harry Munch of Mound City as legislative chairman, Verne L. Kelley of Pierre as safety director, J W Shanard of Bridgewater as child welfare man, Nirs Leonard Solaman of Redfield as secretary of the child welfare committee, Geo Rice of Flandreau as judge solverite, and Roy Milliken of Yankton as radio chairman. All invitees to attend the 11th District convention opening in Aberdeen on Wednesday.

S. D. Legion South Dakota American Legion Department Walter H. Burke Pierre KR. P. Harmon Belle Fourche Department Americanism Harry Munch Mound City Verne L. Kelley J. W. Shanard Bridgewiter Nirs Leonard Solaman Redfield Geo. Rice Flandreau Solverite Roy Milliken Yankton Aberdeen

Aide Society to Sponsor Supper and Bazaar

The aides Aid Society of the Methodist Church will sponsor a supper and bazaar in the church parlors Thursday evening. Everyone is invited to attend.

Rockham Aides’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church Ang Bragr

Rockhane Visitors Arrive From Wiscelia Galil

Mrs. Godfrey Helter and her daughter Esther arrived in Rockhane Rockham on Oct. 6 to spend a few weeks with relatives and friends in the area.

Rockhane Rockham Godfrey Helter Esther Wisceilia Galil

Hopes Wane For R C Airport

Rapid City officials report a Special airport committee’s plan to block a municipal airport project. The panel urges delaying any spend until a new $80,000 supplementary bond issue is put to voters, citing insufficient funds and prior rejections of similar measures.

Rapid City Besore Supreme Court Bureau of Air Commerce

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