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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
11
The Redfield commercial club will provide seed corn to fifty boys for one acre in Spink county. To start a corn club contact George W. Sanderson, district club agent at the court house in Redfield.
After a regular meeting at Lane schoolhouse the Sunshine Merry Makers 4 H club decided to set up a stand at the M E Sunday school play to sell candy and popcorn balls. Proceeds will cover expenses for members attending 4 H camp. Mrs Syring hosted and served lunch.
Lois Steele of Spring Valley school notes posters titled Fruit For Health. Students created fruit basket displays using brown and gray paper with cutouts of apples pears oranges and lemons. The hanging posters celebrate health fruits.
Wheeler school pupils have been writing letters to schools in Maine New Hampshire West Virginia and Texas. They have received letters with pictures plant samples weeds and reading material. Teacher Rovella Glanzer says the exchanges are educational and Adena Tschétter teaches the class.
Spring Valley School students under teacher Miseera Smith illustrate The Bluebird poem. Lois Steele Howard Van Deloris Krukas and Bobby Morone study stanzas and seek pictures of a bluebird, apple tree, and flowers like snowdrop crocus violet and daffodils.
At a troop meeting Scoutmaster Mr Kellar announced prizes for selling exhibit tickets to the Indian Museum at the Ma xonic Temple. The top seller wins a fire by friction net and the largest troop gains a genuine Indian peace pipe. The troop dismissed after the talk with tickets distributed. Don Byerly reports for the troop.
A silver plaque awarded for first place in the 4-H county programs contest is hung in Beadle county offices. Beadle entered the national contest for a 10 000 prize to fund a 4-H community building. St Louis county Minnesota won. The plaque bears the donor Sears Roebuck and Company inscription.
Huron hosts a three day visitation by Indian museum staff with nightly eight o’clock demonstrations of Scout activities. Six boys per troop attempt to rip official pants as part of a stunt judged by local businessmen. The event runs Friday April 19 at the Fair Store building and the public is invited.
Eighth graders were read Peter Pan by Barrie by teacher Velma McAllister. Iris Vogan filed this brief summary noting Peter Pan teaches children to fly and leads them on adventures with pirates before returning home.
A 4 H sewing group met at Hawley home for a Flying Tigers session led by president Byron Brosnan. Roll call cited members present by flower names. several girls were noted absent.
Lys Vander Aarde and Bonmas Hansel attended a 4 H club gathering at Mrs Heng's home on May. The leader Mire Hegg taught sewing and pattern cutting, then the meeting adjourned to an entertainment segment with refreshments by Marlo Hawley. Before departing the girls sang 4 H songs. Thelma Weeldreyer is the club reporter.
Pupils at Wheeler school held Be Kind to Animals week. Each student made posters on saving and protecting animals. Fourth grader Kathryn Waldner wrote the report under teacher Adena Tschetter.
A social at Ree Heights High School on April 1 raised funds for the school athletics program. The entertaining program featured each class contributing a number and the evening was pronounced a success both socially and financially.
La Vella Blanchard of St Lawrence won first place in the fifth and sixth grade division at the regional YCL declamatory contest in Pierre. Her reading was The Forgotten, Witness.
Roast a lamb breast with boned ribs, stuffing inside, and fat preserved. Start in a hot 480 degree oven for 30 minutes then reduce to 300 degrees and cook until tender, about 90 minutes to 105 minutes. Serve with mint jelly or currant jelly and brown gravy from pan drippings.
Brief item notes a railway development in New York on April 18 involving Northwestern Railway. details are fragmented but indicate an ongoing transportation update.
New York April 18 Max Boer to play private detective on WEAF-NBC starting April 23 with a portion describing his clash with Jimmy Braddock on June 13. The listings show Mary Small Rudy Vallee and other acts across WEAF WABC and WIZ with Holy Week programs and Good Friday concerts.
Aberdeen Watertown and Sioux Falls traffic men met with Frank Pickart chairman of the state railway commission and Dan Kelly rate expert to discuss pending freight rate problems. Attending traffic experts included H. W. Carr Aberdeen R. D. Springer Sioux Falls and C. A. Carr Watertown.
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