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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1936
Page
10
Government housing experts unveil FHA designed plans for a minimal four room home with living room dining area two bedrooms and a bathroom. Built with standard materials to cut costs the plan aims to expand home ownership while avoiding nationwide standardization.
Adelph Schilling a farmer living three miles north of Wayland died at midnight Tuesday from pneumonia. He was 45, married to Minnie Otto 48 years ago, and left three children Wilms 14 Gerald 9 and Donna Jean 1. Survived by his parents, two sisters Alma Tienken and Meta Snyder, and three brothers August, Dark, and Fred. He was a member of the American Lutheran Church. Services set for Friday afternoon.
Harrold voters chose Hloe McQueen chairing the board of trustees with 80 votes while William Winckler had 1 in opposition. James Koch 13, Chris Zoller 35, George Haas 38 contested assessor. W A Goodrich won treasurer Fred Suhn clerk and Henry Stamble justice of the peace without opposition.
Eight South Dakota State College faculty members from chemistry astronomy entomology home economics and library services will present at the 21st annual South Dakota Academy of Science meeting in Vermillion on April 22 and 23. Professor Powers serves as president. Dr Lawrence Gould Antarctic explorer will speak at the academy dinner.
The Extension Club Tet evening division met at Mrs. C. H. Custard home with Mrs. Custard and Mrs. Riddle as hostesses. Demonstrators showed homemade cleaning agents. The next meeting will be at Mrs. George Perry home with Mrs. Schle der and Mrs. Fuersaenau as demonstrators on Tricks for the Girl Graduate.
A discussion on the federal housing program criticizes its marketing, public trust, and policy viability. Critics argue the agency’s techniques mislead the public, while some see limited long term value and debate over private lenders handling high risk mortgages.
The piece notes influence of the United States Building and Goan League on HOLC administration and forecasts its waning usefulness. It cites clashes among MacDonald Fahey Ickes and Hopkins over housing, slums clearance, and mortgaging while hinting at a AAA reorganization. Also reports Legion Auxiliary meeting plans for Memorial Day.
Advertises College Inn Tomato Juice in 18.75 ounce cans at 3 for 23c. Also prunes 4 pound bag 25c, six box carton of Diamond blue tip matches, Kellogg cereals trio 28c, shortening 3 pound can 59c, fresh red ripe tomatoes 19c per pound. Limited to Friday and Saturday while supply lasts.
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