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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1941
Page
14
Albert Rose has enlisted in the U S Army and departed by train Monday for Fort Snelling. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Rose.
Outbreaks of encephalomyelitis in cattle and chickens have been reported in several states. The disease, possibly virus borne, causes inability to stand in poultry and swelling of legs in cattle. Authorities urge prompt veterinary examination and segregation of affected animals.
Plans are completed for the Sire Exchange Day crop show and sale at De Smet on October 7-8 led by county agent Charles A Sayre. The program opens Tuesday with entries and judging, followed by a horse pulling contest on Wednesday. A dynamometer from Iowa State College will record horse pulling power replacing last year’s stone boat.
In Lawrence on September 7 the St Lawrence Band Parent Association met at the school with Frank Clegg presiding. A tentative constitution was presented and a committee named to complete by laws for a vote at the next meeting. Durwood Soucek the band director outlined group aims and urged parents to attend lessons to assist children at home. Several school board members attended and spoke on issues of interest.
Tulare September 25 Mrs Rose Foglesong wife of A C Foglesong prominent hardware merchant died at home Tuesday morning after a long illness. She suffered a stroke in 1938 and had been an invalid since. Aged 61 she lived in the community since 1901. She was a member of the OES serving as secretary for years and belonged to the Past Matrons Club. Also active in the WSCS she held offices until her death. She is survived by husband and three children Alvern
Funeral services will be held at the M E Church in Tulare Friday afternoon with Rev Boslough officiating for Mrs Frank Sickles of Marshall Minnesota and Donald Camp Clai borne Louisiana.
De Smet announces a rat eradication campaign starting October 1 led by several workers. The effort is organized by the city council in cooperation with the State Department of Agriculture. The article notes about 375 government licensed parachute packers operate in the United States.
The Lake Preston PTA opened its new year with an evening meeting featuring a teachers reception. Mrs L Beb presided over arrangements and Miss Myra Hanson was named program committee chair for the year.
Friends of the Rev. J. P. Whitt family who moved to Greenwood Arkansas report they have settled in the manse and are enjoying their work. Two candidates, the article notes, were under consideration as of September 25 in Lonilla.
Reverend Gerald Fitzgerald of White Supine Springs Mont and J N Gulson of Morristown Morristown have addressed local audiences over the past two Sundays about church leadership. No successor had been chosen and discussions continue as the Bonilla Chair remains in question.
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