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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1937

Page

8

Club Entertains Gettysburg School Faculty

The Service Club hosted Gettysburg teachers on Tuesday evening September 28 in the M E Church parlors. A banquet for 100 followed by a program featured Judge Rudolph of Pierre speaking on the judiciary, musical numbers by Elizabeth Babb and Loyd Prettyman, and a reading by Mrs. N A Nelson of the Agency. About 20 Cheyenne Agency Service Club members attended along with guests Judge Rudolph, Art Monk of Pierre and Mr and Mrs Henry Kingdom of Huron. It notes that American surgeons perform about 1,000,000 operations yearly.

Gettysburg Bert. W M. E Cheyenne Agency Service Club Rudolph Art Monk Pierre Henry Kingdom Huron

Hitchcock Seniors Plan Fall Class Play Don't Darken My Door

Hitchcock High School seniors selected a fall class play titled Don't Darken My Door. Practices under Superintendent Platt's direction aim to avoid spring activity conflicts with music groups. Cast list and official performance date will be announced soon.

Hitchcock Hitchcock High School Platt

Homecoming Rulers Chosen At Springs

Wellington Springs selects Kenneth Schryer and Mercedes Null as king and queen for the 10th annual homecoming on October 15. Schryer, left halfback, is noted for athletics and student leadership. Null, active in glee clubs and class activities, ranks highly scholastic and participates in music events. Escorts include three top vote recipients, boys Wayne Testerman Ervin Hueter Bennie Hins and girls Corzine Larsen Bernice Fullerton plus a tie draw between Irene Hadder and Barbera Romig.

Springs Wellington Springs Kenneth Schryer Mercedes Null Kenneth

Yale PTA Elects Officers at September Meeting

At Yale High School on September 28 Mrs. James Smith presided as officers were chosen for the Yale PTA. Elected were Mrs. Ziexeldorf president, Mrs. James Smith vice president, Mrs. Bernard Ford secretary, and Paul Kivinsasser treasurer.

Yale Pta YALE Yale High School James Smith Ziexeldorf Bernard Ford Paul Kivinsasser Miss Steers

Hitchcock High School to Publish Mimeograph Paper

Hitchcock students plan a new mimeograph school paper under Harold White with first issue set for Thursday October 7 and biweekly production this school year. Canova over Howard 6 to 2 in season finale as Canova finishes 3-3 with ten Howard hits and thirteen Canova hits.

Hitchcock Hotchcock Blue-Jay News-Leader Wolsey Harold White Canova Howard Canova Howard Tystand

Howard and Carthage Face Tied Title Clash

Howard and Carthage high schools meet in Carthage next Friday to decide the Little Hickory conference and overall title. Both clubs are tied with four wins and one loss after Fedora defeated Carthage 7 to 6 and Canova beat Howard 10 to 9, ending the fall schedule.

Carthage Howard Little Hickory Federa Canova Fedora

Farewell Party for Rev Vernon in Congregational Church

A farewell gathering was held last Monday at the Congre gational Church for Rev J Vernon and his family as they prepare to move to Maine. Vernon has preached in South Dakota for ten years and will begin his new field there soon.

Canova Speviall Congregational Church J. Vernon Maine Vernon South Dakota Feld

Brother dies in Hulbert familyevent report

Adolph Tyler received word of her brother Albert Evenson of Hulbert Wales death. About a month earlier another brother died.

T. Lawrence Aira Adolph Tyler Albert Evenson Hulbert, Wye

University of South Dakota selects 71 for cappella choir

Vermillion Sept. A list shows 71 students chosen for the University of South Dakota cappella choir under A L Wilson. Rehearsals start now after last year’s 15 northern South Dakota and western Iowa concerts. Names span Vermillion Watertown Huron and many other towns including Orange City Dallas Winner Spearfish and Pierre.

University of South Dakota A. L. Wilson South Dakota Iowa Bonnie Low Rice Winfred Muselle Little Watertown Winifred Walsh Parkston Gertrude Olmacher Vermillion Joyce Sharpe Delmont Lucille Krause Warrisburr Florence Belson Eleanor Morrison Huron Dorik Dag Hel- Berson Mitchel Betty Piersol Geraldyne Bungon Stout Falls Lorna Mitchell Brentford Maurine Pitt Mary Brodsky Newell Bernice Huistendahl Mobridge Wessington Springs Marjorie Evenson Camp Crook Alice Bartels Winner Charles Wormley Kingsley Hurrian Hight White River Vane Burnett Armour William Mitchell Vienna Donald Scheiler Gettysburg Order Link Mt. Vernon John Schlosser Plankinson Ben Hammond Robert Zimmer Lemmon David Gregory Milbank Leo Thompson Howard Gerald Snedigar Homer Hagman Fred Person Roswell Don Alkire Dell Rapids Fred Pollard Robert Hedman Webster Alma Vissar Monroe Cornell Voegele Beresford Robert Oden Francis Cox Cheyenne Agency Lawrence von Seagern Gregory Hugo Aldrich Pierre

Sioux student elected president at Seabury Western

Harold Stephen Jones a native Sioux was elected president of the Seabury Western Theological Seminary student body in Evanston. Dr Frederick C Grant noted he is the first native American to head a seminary student body. Jones born December 24 1909 in Springfield South Dakota plans ordination next year and aims to minister on Sioux reservations in the Dakotas.

S. D South Dakota Seabury-Western Jones Dakotas

Pine Ridge Agency Worker Details Post Summer

A man worked at the Pine Ridge Indian Agency in South Dakota after the summer.

Ring The Pine Ridge Indian Agency Sout Dakota

Speigel Leaves Fork for California Visit

Charles Speigel departed Fork to travel to Long Bough California to visit his mother, as reported on September 30.

California Tell Charles Speigel Long Bough Calif

Noodles Marlins Pure Golden Yellow Eggs Noodies Sale

A fragmented ad notes a 16 ounce cello bag of noodles to be sold Friday and Saturday with a nod to a motherly recipe and traditional egg noodles. The incomplete copy highlights product type size and sale timing without full details.

Folger

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