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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1930
Page
4
A columnist urges the United States to mirror France by banning imports from Soviet Russia and to end official contact with the Soviet regime. The piece condemns Soviet recognition of debts, argues the Soviets seek world revolution, and notes U S experts aiding Soviet industry while wheat prices fall on the Chicago board of trade.
Community leaders from business, church and education back a fundraising drive for the Boy Scout movement. Dr Royal C Agne, Fred C Greene, Rev S D Disrud and D Dunbar praise the program as building leadership, character and citizenship in boys ages 12 to 18, urging financial support to sustain the organization.
Dr. Lotus D. Coffman of Minnesota University lauds scouting for building work ethic thrift self-control and loyalty without sectarian creed. B E Beach endorses the campaign noting boys become men and needed community leaders. John Longstaff praises the program for guiding growing boys toward obedience healthy thinking and civic worth.
A press comment praises Senator Hitchcock for a Lincoln League of Women Voters address arguing the two party system supports progressive government. It cites Lincoln and Roosevelt as party leaders and critiques Senator Norris, urging cooperative action to realize the people's will and revitalize government.
Dr Walter Damrosch directs Nations Orchestra in opening numbers of the third annual music appreciation series on Friday October 20 at 10 am. The program groups by grade levels from third grade through college and music clubs with two younger groups and two older groups alternating. Series A covers seventh to ninth grades and series D targets high school and college. initial concert presents My Musical Family and instrument demonstrations by the orchestra.
Aberdeen American reports James Neely, 70, captured in Tyler Texas after evading officers for forty seven years over the 1833 murder of Hiram Cody atop Georgia mountain near Guntersville Alabama. He is jailed awaiting trial and proclaims relief at being back home. The piece reflects on a life lived in hiding and the lasting impact of the crime.
A Kans City Star columnist notes the Soviet fur market fails to help women with coats as prices fall due to government overproduction. The piece contrasts Soviet and capitalist distribution and cites a quip about a crooked New York magistrate, traced to the Detroit News.
Minneapolis scouts enroll over 50 boys in a new drum and bugle corps under Professor Michael Jalna. The season aims to exceed 100 members to support troop ceremonies and participate in the February anniversary parade and Memorial Day events.
Grade school band plans underway in Huron with 20 pupils enrolled at Jefferson school. Meeting Friday at 3:30 to form the band directed by Lowell Alburtus of Huron High School. Some students lack instruments. program aims to low cost and school aid. Weekly Friday sessions from 3:30 to 5. Community groups publish notes for parent awareness. Also mentions local school papers Broadland Broadcaster and Ashlawn league study. Don Quixote noted as a long early popular novel.
President Hoover praised the Boy Scouts on the twentieth anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. He argued the republic benefits from Scouts and teachers guiding democracy and warned of citizenship failures without real Scouts in leadership. He cited about one million active Scouts and potential for ten million more.
Beadle County eighth grader Dora Skinner won first in the October Young Citizen contest with her story Jimmy's Day at Home. The tale follows Jimmy's chores, a hunting plan thwarted, and a lucky pine tree shilling that funds pig care and future ventures.
Watertown announces installation of new American Legion officers at the courthouse Thursday night. Post commander John Dickinson and fellow officers including Jay Shirk Jesse Olson and Edgar Bevers will be installed, with Rev. R. R. Trickey as chaplain and Arthur English as historian. The adjutant will explain disability and veteran relief filing details and seek nonmembers to join.
Dean Lovell of Lamoni High School with a 4-H pig project raised 11 Duroc Jersey pigs from a March 27 farrow. The seven sold at 163 days weighed 498 pounds for $1025 per hundred, a barrow sold later at 240 pounds for $9.75 per hundred. Total income reached 8206.45 with expenses of 118.41, net gain 88.05.
Lutherans in the United States and Canada gather for the seventh biennial United Lutherans Church in America convention in Milwaukee. Three thousand delegates and visitors arrive by train with the church’s leadership, as sessions and a two hour communion service mark the opening. President Frederick Knuber will deliver the biennial sermon and outline future church policies for the next two years.
Paul Freeburg elected president of the Watertown club at State college with Norman Slater as vice president and Beth Britns as secretary treasurer. About thirty-nine Watertown graduates attend State college, club roster shows.
The Dakotans honorary senior men's group at the University of South Dakota will handle Dad's Day activities on November 15 and assist the student president with Dakota Day plans. Members listed include Howell Fuller Sioux City Kenneth Petsch Wentworth William McCann Tyndall Thomas Rezum Humboldt Dan Grieves Winner Edward Doughty Parker Berton Rast Madison Otto Gruhn Aberdeen and Geughy Bong Sioux Falls.
Artesian October 7 a candle ceremony marked the charter presentation for the Artesian scout troop conducted by area executive and weight scouts. Sponsored by the Business Men's Association of Artesian the troop will be led by Scoutmaster Rev John C Clayton with Harold E Boelter as assistant.
Redfield invites 2000 guests for pheasant season with visits promised by national figures. Notables include New York Mayor James Walker Minnesota Governor Theodore Christianson North Dakota Governor Kon Schafer Iowa Governor John Hammill Nebraska Governor John Hammill Arthur J. Weavers Fred Sargent L. L. Stephens and others. Replies from three governors express interest if duties permit.
Delma Smith Mitchell earned the Ni son Shield warden title for top scholastic average over three years at USD. She posted a 96.35 percent, narrowly ahead of Eureka’s Walyn Giedt, with the shield marking a decade of awards. Miss Smith joins campus groups Crimson Row and Mortarboard among others.
BROOKINGS Oct 7 Inquiries at the office of Paul J Scarbyo principal of the School of Agriculture of State college indicate growing interest ahead of the five month winter term with registration Oct 2 and 21 Classes begin Oct 22 Enrollment last year was 240 Aggie Student association president Robert Tidball Isabel and Donald Hurst DuPree arrive Oct 10 to arrange rooms for students Little change in courses offered Eighth graders eligible and special students admitted The school aims to educate boys and girls who cannot attend year round Four year course faculty changes include Gladys Yousl Colman teaching home economics and Raymond Jenison senior as athletic coach Tulsa dog pound to get lethal gas chamber for canines to die.
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