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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1937
Page
16
Farmers in Spink County endure wet snow and grasshopper infestations delaying spring plowing and seedings. Shortages of seed varieties persist though soil conservation benefits reach over 418 thousand dollars in South Dakota, with over 300 thousand paid recently to Spink County under the program.
The McKinley P.T.A. opened with a song program led by Vera LaCrafe and an address on Good Taste and Appreciation. Mrs. Earl McFadden was named president, with officers including Mrs. Ralph Bales as vice president and Miss Clesua Thorpe as second vice president. Delegates to district conference were named, and over 100 photos were promised for an upcoming McKinley display. A social hour featured Bingo, with refreshments for mothers and pupils. several families were noted for attendance.
Miss Beryl De Haven a teacher at Aberdeen High School and Miss Jean De Haven a Vermillion High School teacher visited their parents Mr and Mrs Al De Haven. Beryl returned to Aberdeen while Jean plans to stay several more days in Wessington and Aberdeen.
Built in East Hempstead Long Island this brick veneer Cape Cod design by architect John B Cail costs 3450. The house minimizes hall space with a dining pack and dining room substitute and includes a rear entrance to the kitchen and a rear garage door as part of a small house selection by Architectural Forum in New York.
Washington reports Rep Case S SD urged a constitutional amendment to authorize a national referendum on war decisions. The plan would limit presidential action to deploying 25,000 troops and restrict overseas deployment beyond 50 miles from U.S. soil without a public vote, challenging congressional foreign war powers.
Spink County minister association will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs B E Bredemann Tulare on Monday April 12 at 2 oclock Rev Mr Johnson of De Smet Mill will speak on the recent liquor legislation A community supper will be served by the women of the Evangelical and Methodist Churches at 530 p m Divine worship services will be held at the Tulare Methodist Church at 730 p m Rev Reed of Redfield and Rev Wilkinson of Frankfort will preach Rev Robinson chairman of the association will preside over the meetings Public invited to attend supper and services at the Methodist Church Tulare Special
Town residents in Erwin regain electricity after an outage that left homes dark for hours. Local crews from BRW and IK worked through the night to restore power as residents awaited full service return.
The April Ladies Aid Society of Bonilla chapter meets Thursday at 7 p.m. The gathering, led by Mrs Aprils, focuses on fundraising and community support activities.
Washington April 7 Insects pests and plant diseases threaten farm crops due to air travel between countries Secretary Wallace said in a radio address President Roosevelt signed a joint resolution authorizing 32 million dollars annually for plant quarantine work The secretary noted 2 species of insects were found on material from the Graf Zeppelin at a U S port Six of the species were new to this country Last year inspectors checked 3000 foreign airplanes at 16 ports intercepting thousands of prohibited plant materials He warned that grasshoppers could menace large parts of Montana the Dakotas Wyoming Eastern Colorado Nebraska Kansas Missouri and parts of Iowa and Illinois depending on a dry spring
At a recent meeting the Conde school board reelected Supt. B W F Schultz high school C O Vincent Miss Catherine Schafer Miss Stephanie Cowling seventh and eighth grade Miss Margaret Place third and fourth grades Miss Emma Mannie first and second grades Miss Alma Cobb Miss Evelyn Lucas resigned from the fifth and sixth grade room and Miss Dorothy Smith was elected to fill the vacancy.
Mandal town officials in Kenosha County face 316000 surplus at their annual meeting. Taxpayers urge using funds to cover tax rolls, but attorney general and district attorney rule out using state and county tax shares. Conde reports birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Foster Schultz of Doland at Thompson Hospital. Schultz daughter of Mrs William Herring.
Brookings April 7 Special Farmers of South Dakota may still obtain seed grain for planting this spring from Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation stocks, via state extension officials. Offers to purchase have come from all distribution areas. Prices and varieties include spring wheat Marquis and Ceres at 1.60, durum Mindum at 1.70, oats mixed white and yellow at 0.65, barley 1.00, flax 2.70 per bushel with sacks. Distributors are authorized, applications pour in from local dealers, and nearly 50 percent of spring wheat supplies have been applied for. Stocks on hand span spring wheat, durum, barley, oats, and flax in thousands of bushels.
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