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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1939
Page
13
A jumble of late 1920s to 1930s classified style items includes a medical ad offering enlarged prostate treatment, a part time housework offer, job notices for a lumber yard manager, vacation teaching positions, and a list of precinct notices. Also appears mortgage foreclosure and tax sale notices with dates, locations, and legal descriptions for Beadle and other counties in the region.
The Altrusa Club of Huron celebrated its fourteenth anniversary with a 7 o clock dinner in the private dining room of the Hotel Marcia Heyhitt. Guests included Mrs A M Urourhirt Mes John L Pyle Gladys Pyle and others as well as speeches and a cake with fourteen lights. Floral decorations and favors complemented the spring sea motif.
The Wolsey 4-H Club elected officers at its organization meeting held at leader Catherine Jurgemant Monésy home. Mabel Heckentable became president and Mary Loy Fling vice president with Mildred Fried as secretary treasurer and Marion Steverwald as recreation reader. The group sang 4-H songs and planned next meeting at Mary Lou Flindt home in May to complete record books. Mildred Fried reported.
Girl Scouts met Monday at the Methodist Church for an Easter egg hunt and song learning session led by Miss Marie Astridth. Dorothea Dunbar found the first egg and Vernice Lehfeldt found the most eggs during the gymnasium bunt before the group worked on dramatizations and folk dancing badges.
Sixth grade students at Farrell school present drawings illustrating April showers. Silas Wipf depicts a girl returning home with an umbrella while Marguerite Greenan shows a calendar house scene and Jaycee Lar draws a girl walking with an umbrella. Joyce Lau notes the project under teacher Leland Greenan Foster District No. 3%
The Girl Scouts of the Baptist Church met Monday at 10 AM and walked to Riverside Park for a picnic lunch. They returned to the church for an Easter egg hunt and games afterward, as reported by June Lang.
The Miner School pupils enjoyed an educational tour on Thursday visiting Armour's, the fire department, City Hall, Gold Medal Dairy, and Fairmont's. They lunched in the Women's Building at the Fair Grounds, then played games before continuing to Lampe's Market, the power plant, the airport, the round house, and Swanders.
Lakotahs Study for design badge with Troop 10 and Mrs. Toler met at the Congregational Church. They completed the requisites indoors, marked patrol charts, and chose materials for the badge. Barbara Rayburn of Linden patrol was invested and the meeting closed with songs before a planned Friday hike.
Betty Miedema is county winner after securing top score in the decimation contest held at Tollefson School. Principal Arione Palmer notes the eighth grader will speak in Mitchell on April 15, reading Ma's Monday Morning by Leata W. Blogk. The event followed by an Easter party with an egg hunt for mothers and students.
The Troop meeting opened by Junior Assistant Scoutmaster Conner featured a patrol session and a suggestion that Beaver P lead the next meeting. The group concluded with the Scoutmaster's Benediction in Indian sign language.
Incumbents face challenges as April 16 voting selects a new city assessor Roy Baker vs Morv Gough and treasurer Ebner Strable facing re election opposition. Henry Lueth unopposed for town clerk. council seat held by WoW. Sehafer with single candidacy. Beecher not seeking reelection. Bell speaks at Canova event. Wayland visitors from Weslington Springs. Pluto’s path noted as 17 degrees from Earth.
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