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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1938

Page

8

4 H Teams To War On Hidden Taxes

4 H clubsters launch a nationwide drive under the National 4 H Dairy Demonstration Production Contest to expose costly dairy taxes and antiquated methods. Teams in each state will exhibit sterlization, milking hygiene, ration balancing, and other profit techniques, with prizes from Kraft Phenix Cheese and scholarships totaling 2.8 million dollars awarded to top teams at the National Dairy Show in Columbus Ohio October 6 to 15.

America Clubsters Bath Boys and Gifts Exton Intertale Fife Kraft Phenix Cheese Corporation Columbus Ohio

Invest 11 Girls In Tekakwithea Troop 8 Scouting

Tekakwithea Troop 8 Girl Scouts held four meetings this week at the school and invested eleven members in a ceremony near the park opposite the school. The new scouts were Cecet lis Stackwick Kathleen Mahowald Peggi Mahowald Maureen Ariz Betty Carrol Marx Ones Fanetie Koppert Mary Jane Fisher Kathleen Durgen and Elaine Wasner. Donna May Johnson led taps in the park after the investiture with Kathleen Ann McDonald noting the event.

Tekakwithea Cecet Lis Stackwick Athleen Mahowald Peggi Mahowald Maureen Ariz Betty Carrol Marx Ones Fanetie Koppert Mary Jane Fisher Kathleen Durgen Elaine Wasner Donna May Johnson Kathleen Ann McDonald

Lake Dudley Boys Attend Rally Here

The Lake Ludiey Life boys went to Huron Saturday for a rally attended by about 400 members leaders and friends. The meeting was at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt. In the morning they played games and had a picnic dinner and in the afternoon they listened to a program. They then attended the Myron Theatre as guests of the management.

Lake Ludiey Life Boys Huron Rallyiay Marvin Hughitt Myron Theatre Iven Jacobson

Enrollments Rise in Happy Husky Corn Club Meeting

The Happy Husky Huskers Corn Club met at Fred Baum's home with Lloyd Hill presiding. Archie Rodgers became leader and John Wintle assistant. 13 members enrolled in projects including five in sow and litter. Officers elected: John Wintle president Allen King vice president Lloyd Hill secretary. Next meeting set for May 6 at Archie Rodgers home.

Happy Husky Huskers Corn Club Fred Baum Lloyd Hill Archie Rodgers Ieader John Wintle Allen King 4-H Brookings L. L. Ladd Scheos

Community figures mourn as funeral services held

Friends across the community and the middle west paid tribute to him as funeral services were held at High nore on Friday afternoon. Reverend Walter S. Van officiated the ceremony.

Middle West Highnore Walter S$. van

Ten Schools Compete In Declam Contest

Children from ten schools vied in the district declamatory contest at La Delle. Winners span grades one through eight with multiple students earning first, second and third places across categories. judges were Mrs Wiliard Daly Mrs J Long and Rev Wilkinson. A 130 PM chorus rehearsal led by Mrs XW Gibson and Superintendent Eva Sumner featured 25 participants.

Vere Knickrehm la Delle Patsy Cooper Viela Houghialing Alyce Paul John Kliensasser Gerald Gilbert Esther Mandel Berwyn Crume Margaret Motley Frances Gross Edna Tschetter Arlene Decker Milford Wipf Marvin Iverson Mary —Pansy Glanzer Ly Waldner Kenneth Madsen Viola Houghtaling Delbert Paul John Kensasser Beulah Glanner Lily Walder Stella Hofer Mary Decker Eva Mae Sangstad Harriet Stoner Angeline Hofer John Klensasser Marian Walters Lilly Waldner Violet Kliensasser Wilelard Daly J. Long Wilkinson Doland XW. Gibson Redfield Eva Sumner

Friendly League Adds New Members and Delegates

The Friendly CL held its ramular meeting listing new members Betty Terrell Betty Jane Hart Dale Leora Clegg and Billy Clegg along with care of responsibilities. Delegates to the CL convention at Huron were Cloyd Urban Kenneth Poulisse with alternates Bernard Eldeen Dale Clegy and Bernard Elders from Pairfits No 2 School.

C. L Betty Terrell Betty Jane Bobby Hart Dale Leora Billy Clegg Huron Bulgantes Cloyd Urban Kenneth Poulisse Bernard Eldeen

Miss Lila Gutzler Reads To Pupils in Jefferson Senee

Seventh grade pupil Laariene uiensen writes that Miss Gutzler, their teacher, has finished reading Bitsy Finds the Clue by Seaman about two girls and a boy solving a haunted boarding house mystery. Ness Gulzler then reads The Mystery at Number Six by Seaman.

Laariene Uiensen Miss Gutzler Bitsy Seaman Ness Gulzler

Clover Leaf Troop Meet in Blunt Activity Recap

The Clover Leaf Troop of Girl Scouts in Blunt held its regular meeting on Monday evening. The special program featured a dinner organized by Thelma Ostercamp Dorothy Westlund and Fern Furlaw acting committees earning hostess badges. All members were present.

Clover Leaf Troop Blunt Clover Leaf Girl Scouts Thelma Ostercamp Dorothy Westlund Fern Furlaw

Help Yourself And Lend A Hand

Olive Neff discusses bedspread buying focusing on durability and washability. She recommends firm weaves like carton fabric and explains seersucker as a long wearing, low ironing option suitable for summer spreads. Emphasis on fabric finish, weight, and practicality over mere appearance.

Olive Neff

Seersucker and Plisse Bedspreads Compared In Fabrics

The article describes crepe spreads plisse as a lighter affordable imitate of seersucker whose crinkles vanish after washing. It praises good cotton damask spreads for wear and reversibility, notes cheap damask frays and needs dry cleaning, and highlights candlewick tufted spreads as durable, easy to wash and wrinkle free, suited to any furniture.

Real Estate Transfers and County Contest Report

Hyde County real estate transfers list undivided interests in parcels across Sec 7 and NEW of Sec 1 Twp 116 Range 1. Transactions include Nicholson to Laura Nicholson and others, plus transfers to the Federal Land Bank of Omaha and Federal Farm Mortgage Corp. Also Winthrop Gordon and H S Wilkinson dealings and a formal contest note. The April 7 county declamatory winner is Mixe Pate from Schofield, who will read Peach Pie in Mobridge on April 16.

Erastus Cornell Hyde County Highmore South Dakota Morian W. Nicholson Laura TD Michalson Lorene E. Nicholson Laura D. Nicholson Otter Land State of Hyde W. G. Goodrich Martha P. Goodrich Federal Land Bank of Omaha Hos. Wilkinson Winthrop Gordon See Finthrop H. S. Wilkinson M. D. Wilkinson Albert W. Lindekugel Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation Orient Mixe Paterela Schofield Faulkion Panwiels Mobridge

Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs George Neilson

Special notice reports the birth of a daughter on April 7 to Mr George Neilson and Mrs Neilson. The mother and baby are in a hospital at Miller.

Burdette George Neilson Neilson Baby Miller

Beulah Camp Plans Adjusted for June Meeting

Arrangements for the annual Beulah Camp at Redfield were set during a camp committee meeting at Phil Kreimann’s home. Rev E Wilcox of the First Methodist Church in Huron noted the dates changed to June 14 to 19 due to the state Sunday School convention in early June. Rev W B Peterson of Watertown will speak in the evenings, with committee members including Dr F E Morrison, Rev J G Minkler, Rev J E Wilkinson, Rev E L Rowe, and Fred Marzahn.

Beulah Redfield Phil Kreinjann E. Wilcox First Methodist Church Huron Wilcox W. BR. Peterson Watertown F. E. Morrison Huren G. Minkler J. E. Wilkinson Doland E. L. Rowe Tulare Fred Maz Zahn Fred Marzahn Kreimann Wiles

Obituary of A A McDonald Highmore South Dakota Pioneer

Harvey Allen McDonald born Dixon Iowa January 8 1872 died Highmore March 30 1938 at age 66. He moved with a large family to Hyde County South Dakota in 1884 becoming a prairie pioneer. He married Amy J Foote in 1837 and Eva n McCosh in 1822, leaving children Homer James Leary Helen Hamerly and others. He built a long career in farming stock raising and trading contributing to regional prosperity.

A. A. McDonald Highmore Harvey Allen McDonald Dixon Iowa Highmere Duncan McDonald Harvey South Dakota Hyde County Prairie McDonald Amy J. Foote James Leary Keotn Helen Hamerly Highmore Homer McDonald Evan McCosh E. D. McDonald James McDonald C. Hursis J. P. Gadd Oughmore I. M. Burnen Hollywood Calif

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