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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1937
Page
11
A dense OCR reading shows a Huron South Dakota page with classified ad rates and instructions, city ordinances on bicycles and animals, and several sheriff sale and mortgage notices. The scattered items include job ads, baby chick and hatchery promotions, parts and machinery listings, and a 1937 city election notice seeking input on liquor licenses.
Redfield hosted Spink County’s annual declamatory essay and spelling contests in conjunction with the Young Citizen League convention with over one hundred delegates present. County winners were named in multiple grades for declamatory, essay, and spelling, with first place victors eligible to compete at a regional contest in Wabster on April 23.
The fourth to sixth grades at Fairfield School are finishing art notebooks for the Strue Fair. One booklet features poem illustrations while the other shows drawings of flowers landscapes colored charts and more. Jane Bosma of the Friendly League reports.
The Jefferson Girl Reserves met after school to discuss a picnic at Riverside Park next Thursday. June, president, led the meeting with the Loyalty Song as nineteen members attended and Dorothy Jane Sehrader filed reports.
The Junior Girl Reserves met Tuesday with 22 girls. They proposed three remaining meetings including a May 26 picnic. Plans covered trips for the other meetings and ways to improve the conference. Letters were saved to read at the picnic. A violin solo Traumerie was played by Dorothy Westling. Estel Janssen accompanied, Mae Harold sang and guitar. The group will send Miss Tidman in hospital a get well card and some may visit. Doris Munta summarized the period.
Hand County 4-H rally planned for today at Miller Auditorium with registration at 10 o clock. Leaders urged members to bring lunch and farm related items. Program scheduled for the afternoon following registration.
The Coplicye League recognizes pupils Vera Viellien Phyllis Loretta Eugenes Clinton Phyllis Jon Tvene Glanzer Basil Barrett Miller Glanger for perfect attendance. They received balloons in yellow and red colors with pictures. Miss Davis distributed rewards and invited Miller Glanger to attend.
Gani Jane Bosma writes that the Fair School has begun kittenball as snow melts and weather warms. Four bats and a ball are used while children choose sides for games. When weather turns bad, they stay indoors and play marbles in the basement.
Girl Scouts from Hiawatha, after school at MecKinley School, played games then split into interest groups to plan signaling flags. Dorothy led conservation study and each patrol carried out a small project. Taps was sung and the meeting closed. Wayne Traver, grade eight, serves as a school reporter.
Range Sixty West of the Sth Principal Meridian containing 160 peres more or less to be sold at public auction at the front door of the Beadle County Court House in Hurley South Dakota on May 6 1937 at 2 09 o clock P M to satisfy a special execution with interest and costs Sheriff Jor Reilly and attorney Leda Temmey of the plaintiff noted.
Mrs Floyd Shaw and Mr Ed Shaw attended the rural men carry district meeting in Huron on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Fitch also attended. Mrs Ed Shaw, former treasurer of the Ladies Auxiliary and secretary of the district, participates in Hand and Beadle district duties.
Fragmented OCR reads like a word puzzle with scattered clues and terms such as Fiery Actress, principal actress, sounds of sorrow, opposite of dead, insect egg, sugar sand, lettuce, stop, container, aurora, earthwork, forearm bone, bucket, fortune, music notes, and biblical references. It presents a jumble of crossword style hints rather than a coherent news item.
A scrambled OCR fragment lists scattered terms and numbers across themes such as colors temperament animals and locations. The readable bits include references to street, Hawaiian bird cuckoo monkey and various numeric markers, suggesting a puzzle or glossary page with miscellaneous clues.
St Teresa School announces honor roll standings with eighth grade led by Jeanette Spang and Raymond Kamininsky, while seventh grade lists Josaph Grace and Leo McGinty among others. The report credits Frances Hyuminon and Jeanene Spra m for submitting the list.
April meeting of the F EF and He Club at Exma Hale's home was led by president Charlotte Lenzner with five officers and five members present. They read approved minutes, discussed raising money to send girls to camp and a short course, and decided to make waste paper baskets at the next gathering at Grace Ellis's home.
G. S. Pass girls conducted a weekly meeting, passing tests for awards and completing patrol duties. Frances Horton Mary Elie Koorman Betty Bowen and Lois Ling organized bulletins forchurch events while Grace Robertson and Emma Dou assisted as reporters.
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