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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1941
Page
10
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The Mortimer School pupils crafted jack o lanterns witches bats and black cats for Halloween. They rehearse a program on October 29 while Miss Schamber reads Pudding Lane People and Bible passages at noon. First graders learn color names via board words and colored paper. Seventh graders made orange and black Africa booklets with animal designs. First six weeks tests were held Thursday and Friday. only three courtesy ribbons were removed. Lois Herzberg, reporter.
Members of the Buffalo County 4-H clubs gathered at the Kimball Methodist Church last Saturday for a recognition banquet. Principal speaker Dean A. M. Eberle of State College Brookings spoke alongside Howard K. Schultz county agent for Brule and Buffalo Counties and Irma Houston home extension agent. Charles Trainer and Gerald Brown of the Buffalo County Rangers Club received awards for outstanding membership. Attendees from Gann Valley included Mr and Mrs C D Trainer Mr and Mrs H D Brown Dean Brown Donald and Lester Will and Curtis Weber.
One Milford No 3 pupil, Alice-Lawrence, was absent after injuring a finger in the school library. He visited a doctor who lanced the wound and was absent Thursday and Friday. The note records multiple pupil absences from Milford No 3 School and details the minor injury and medical visit.
After finishing exams on Friday, pupils attended a Y C L program and drew pictures during recess before dismissal. The report was written by Robert Lawrence and prepared under Miss Williams.
John Anderson a Bryant junior agriculture student plans to travel to Kansas City Missouri around October 19. He was selected by the state F F A office for his character and outstanding work in agriculture to attend the National F F A convention and the American Royal Livestock Show as an official representative. The Milwaukee Railroad sponsors the trip.
Foster Creek School pupils led by Mrs Tschetter attend opening exercises with sings on Monday Wednesday and Friday scripture reading Tuesday mornings Current Events Thursday and eighth graders handle Current Event Paper. Students keep music notebooks and have completed Unit 1 reports Sidney Gross fifth grader Martin Hofer fourth grade notes Heidi read aloud for afternoon openings.
Troop 7 Girl Scouts meet Monday under new captain Miss Sallie Bissell. They plan a picnic for next Monday and report on the Sunday nursery at the Presbyterian Church during 11 o clock services. The group crafts include macrame and cork necklaces and painted walnuts, with younger girls taught Tenderfoot basics.
A look back lists pheasant hunting licenses held by Marvin Hughitt of Cicage and other out of state hunters. John Lyon, 72, joined opening day. social updates include Miss Wilma Bliss hosting 12 guests for Mrs. Sargent of Chewaleh visits and bridge prizes won by Mrs. Howard Plank and Catherine McKay. An eight pound daughter Mary Jo was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ritter. Maurel Ohman and relatives visit Midland, Michigan. Honor students at Huron College are named by President Agne, with Julie Brand and others earning A grades across 12+ hours in senior and junior classes.
Buffalo County Sheriff C. G. Seger found a large rattlesnake on the sidewalk in front of the Gann Valley Congregational Church. He borrowed a hoe from C. C. Swartout and killed the reptile, which had seven rattles and a button.
Melette Albin Youngquist Rana Canada Una Shanks Pierre Mar jorie Brown Huron received A grades in all noted subjects. Those with A's in 12 or more hours include Margaret Heerman Huron Mary Rice Pryant Ardin Sallquist Hitchcock Amelia Weidenbach Scotland.
Doland October 16 Special Last Thursday evening marked the Doland Service Club pheasant dinner with about forty members and guests in the girls dormitory dining hall. Supt G W Cook presided as master of ceremonies and led informal talks from club members and visiting hunters. Willard Johnson club president chaired a discussion on resurfacing streets and plans for a community building.
A list of 30 students earned honor roll ranking after the first six weeks. Ten seniors are among those recognized, including Doris Bezner Dalton Fogel Jack Harkness Mary Holtzman Nadine.
The text lists students with mixed class levels including juniors five names Nadine OBrien Smith Lennie Perkins Viola Rittel Margaret Sharp Charles Swanson Wayne Ellerton Ruth Goehring Elizabeth Novak wails Ratzlaff Bonnie Westcott Sophomores number nine Mark Hague Donald Mason Francis Morgan John Myers John Peterson Kenneth Schneider Irene Stoley Inogene Trammel Florence Valentine Also six freshmen Janet Holtzman Marilyn Matteson Darlene McBride Lis Moetz Jane Ray Aaron Stoley.
Mrs John Luke returned Friday evening from Rapid City where she spent several days attending sessions.
A brief item notes the annual Methodist Church conference and mentions a woman who was a guest in the home of her son Glenn Lucke, indicating family ties connected to the event.
Lippmann argues that wartime mobilization must continue indefinitely to defend the nation as Hitler proclaims a two-world conflict with no possibility of peace. He asserts Hitler cannot evacuate or demobilize, so peace is unattainable while his power endures.
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