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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1942

Page

3

Glider Pilot Candidates Begin CPT Training in South Dakota

Brookings September 17 ten more potential glider pilots for the United States Army glider service and liaison air corps began CPT program training at state college. Five enlistees join glider service. four become Army service pilots and one serves as liaison pilot. Names include John J. Bacon Glenn Revell Willis Stanage Wilfred Taysor Ned and Robert Wheeler. Harold Pressler Ward Wallace Robert Hicks Fred M Dosch and Kenneth Glover completed the group. Barred from regular Army Air Corps service due to age or flight issues, they train as non combat flyers for the Army Air Corps and glider pilots.

State, College Harold Pressler Selby Ward Wallace Huntton Robert Hicks Colman Fred M. Dosch Milbank Kenneth Glover Wiltow Lake Army Air Corps

Pre-Induction Army Course Announced at SDU

Brookings announces a special three month pre induction Army course for high school graduates to begin September 24 at State College. President Lyman E. Jackson states the program aligns with War Department aims to accelerate advancement for inducted servicemen. The curriculum emphasizes mathematics physics shop military training and physical education with English screening and credit toward graduation.

Brookings State College Lyman E. Jackson War Stimpson Army Navy Armed Services Jackson

Lochner to Address Sioux Falls Chamber Meeting

Louis P. Lochner, noted AP correspondent and German affairs authority, will speak at the Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on October 13. His topic is titled What About Germany.

Louis Lochner Sioux Falls Louis P. Lochner Associated Press

March of Time Program Tonight Highlights Draft Bill

Senator Chandler Gurnney of South Dakota discusses a bill drafting 18 and 19 year olds on the March of Time program at 9 30 pm CWT. President Manuel L Quezon describes his 16 million followers fighting occupation in the Philippines. Quezon, ill but eager to reach America, appears via shortwave. A W Bieri also recounts combat over New Guinea.

America March of Time W. 8. Ier New Guinea

National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs Head Visits

In Sioux Falls Mrs Charles W Weis Ir Rochester N Y president of the National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs will speak Saturday afternoon marking her first South Dakota appearance. Attending also will be Mrs Clea Tyler state Republican vice chairman Mrs L M Larsen Wessington Springs candidate for secretary of state and Mrs Paul Rowman Pierre national committeewoman.

Sioux Falls South Dakota Charles W.weis Rochester National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs Clea Tyler L. M. Larsen Wessington’ Springs Paul Rowman Pierre

Man Sentenced on Manslaughter Charge

Roy M. Swenson pleaded guilty to manslaughter through culpable negligence in a February hit and run death of Mrs. Gallary. He was sentenced to one year in county jail but suspended if he enters the Army at Ft. Crook with current selectees. Judge John T. Medin presided.

Divya Pala m.Gallary Roy M. Swenson John T. Medin Swenson Ft. Crook

Rebekah Lodge Meets in Wessington Hall

Morning Star Rebekah Lodge held a regular session at the I O O F Hall in Wellington. After the business meeting 500 was played with Mrs. Harry Clarke winning the prize. Mrs. John Meyer invited all present to her home for lunch after the game.

Rebekah Lodge Wessington Wellington Morning Star I. O. O. F. Hall Harry Clarke John Meyer

Patriotism High In Near Clark School

The Wolfe School near Clark formerly paid children a dime a day to fetch water. This year students volunteered to carry water for free and donate the dimes to war stamps or bonds. Teacher Mrs Earl Goise has two sons in service and returned to teaching after 25 years away due to local shortages. She grew up in England.

Wolfe Clark Earl Goise England

Former Clark County Youth Wins Distinguished Service Cross

Lieutenant John Glover, a Clark County native and Willow Lake High School graduate, earned the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism in action. He strafed Japanese planes and silenced an anti aircraft battery during an air raid on Buna Island near New Guinea. Glover trained at Hells Field Texas and completed college at North Dakota Agricultural College. His mother, Mrs. Lessie Glover, teaches in Clark County, and two older brothers serve in the armed forces.

Clark County Clark John Glover U. S S. Army Douglas MacArthur Australia Glover Buna Island New Guinea Port Moresby Lessie Glover Willow Lake Willow Lake High School Huron College North Dakota Agricultural College Farago George Kenneth Service Army Air Corps Navy

Wessington Springs Adds Freshmen as Enrollment Rises

Wessington Springs High School opened with 69 freshmen, up from 50 last year, and 22 new entrants in other grades. Total high school enrollment reaches 197 with strong prospects for more after threshing. Grade school enrollment remains similar to last year. A note mentions a shift to American hog bristles for brushes, reducing Chinese imports.

Wesslington Ormuas Wessington Springs High School

Faulkton Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers and Committees

The Faulkton American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting with 22 members present in the Legion Community Hall. Officers elected include President B Schmidt and vice presidents F Mieniger H C Chambers, plus a full slate of officers and committee heads for color bearer to poppy activities.

Faulkton American Legion Auxiliary Legion Community B. Schmidt F. Mieniger H. C. Chambers H. Krueger H. Lorenen D. C. Hall W. Marsh J. Meyer Hush Turner Ray Nord T. Hershman H.O. Turner J. Amundson J. Meyers F. Hershman National Defense G. Kutschke Legionette B. F. Eastbun W. Simmons Maurer G. Roberts R. Nard

Community group names and committee listings read aloud

A partial OCR shows a list of women’s club officers and committee members including Mrs H Turner and Mrs Mae Deiter across roles such as public relations publicity community service legislative service memorial finance and audit along with several other named members. The fragment suggests a civic organization meeting roster or social group activity notes from a local paper.

H. Turner H.turner National News and Mas Sullivan Eric’ Nystrom O. N. Roberts L. Roberts 8. Korupp W.J. Grater C. &. Tanner Mae Deiter O.martschuske R. M. Whitney H. Krueger Josephine Turner

Alpena School Opens With Intact Faculty

Alpena school opened Monday with the faculty intact. First day enrollment reached 67 in grades and 84 in the high school. More students expected after threshing. E. Q. Coddington is superintendent. Eighteen students have dormitory rooms, 13 in่าน

FASTEETH Tooth Support Promises Firm, Comfortable Fit

Advert calls FASTEETH an alkaline powder to sprinkle on dentures to keep plates from slipping. It claims teeth feel more secure, cheeks stay breath fresh, and the product does not sour. Available at drum stores and similar outlets.

School adds new courses and assigns deans

Duane Coldfelter is named dean of boys and Mrs Ida Mogek dean of girls at the junior high. New courses this year include junior high shop economics aviation science journalism and world history. The school is now on.

Duane Coldfelter Ida Mogek

School adopts six three three plan for lunch program

The plan includes four junior high teachers and cooks Mrs Christina Newharth and Miss Sophie Wahl handling meals. Tularemia is suspected to be spread by birds as well as rabbits, a concern for the school.

Christina Newharth Sophie Wahl

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