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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1941
Page
5
Eugene city council on April 24 ordered City Attorney S. M. Calkins to draft an ordinance banning animals birds and insects from the city. Proposed bans include cows horses rabbits bees and fice.
A Charleston storefront displays a sign reading No gambling must not interfere with work. The brief notice notes the sign posted on the business premises in Charleston on April 24.
All Girl Reserves across the nation mark their 60th anniversary with a nationwide birthday party and gifts for girls in war torn countries. In Huron, Junior and Senior High Girls host an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. with a history, a Then and Now fashion show, radio broadcasts, and candles. A sample story illustrates how the gifts aid refugee youths, recounting a 13 year old girl’s escape, displacement, and assistance from YWCA and Red Cross workers as she seeks her mother and an education at a camp Foyer.
Miss Lorette Ielson, home life specialist from the extension department in Brookings, led a training school for 4-H club leaders and members in Highmore on Monday. About 24 attended. Nelson demonstrated room arrangement and color harmony using scale miniature furniture set with dining and living room accessories.
The Cadettes Club gathered at Mary Jane Adams home on Wednesday April 18 for a business session followed by baseball games and dancing. A luncheon was served by the hostess.
The Club Meeting at Foresman home April 19 led by Phyllis Foresman planned a fundraiser to attend 4-H Camp. Topics included Table Service and Etiquette, Table Covering, plus a postponed mother’s tea. Minutes by Shirley Cranston and songs by the girls preceded lunch. next meeting at Claire Mae Brandmire home May 10.
Beadle County 4 H members receive national recognition for farm and home accounting work. Leonard L Ladd reports 10 karat gold medals awarded to Wendell De Boer and Joyce Hamilton Bonilla for meritorious farm and home accounting. State awards went to Lyle Johnson and Joyce Hamilton Beadle. National winners earn trips to the National 4 H Club Congress and $200 college scholarships for top farm and home accounting participants.
The 4H Cheerio Juniors and Seniors under Mrs. E Freden held a meeting at the G Van Houten home. Dorothy Ann and Lorraine Dahl demonstrated how to make gingerbread and served gingerbread later at lunch. The group planned a folk game for Spink County Rally Day on April 26 in Redfield and will participate in the Rural Life Sunday church program.
12 girls signed to form a new 4-H Girls Club at Center School Wheaton Township near Bell with Cloris Sisson leader and Doreen Thomas assistant. Seven signed and five more will join, main project Foods. The group sang 4-H songs after the meeting. Corrine Buss, Reporter.
Powderdville farmer Harry Brown, lifelong cross eyed after a childhood baseball accident, reports his saddle horse kicked him in the face and broke his nose. A few days later his eyes straightened and his vision improved about 100 percent in Broadus Montana.
Notice of application for voluntary dissolution of Cavour Lumber Company, a South Dakota corporation, filed in Beadle County. Court documents indicate dissolution action under state law and list the Beadle County circuit court as the filing venue. The notice provides formal steps and dates for interested parties to respond or contest the dissolution.
Partial OCR notes show Peru related event dated April 24 with W R Pate connected to Peru State Teach. The fragment hints at a local notice or school item referencing an individual and an April date.
The Cavour Lumber Company, a South Dakota corporation, filed on March 1, 1941 a petition for voluntary dissolution. The judge fixed May 7, 1941 at 9:00 a.m. for hearing at the Court House in Huron Beadle County. Objections may be filed in writing with the Clerk of Courts before the hearing.
The document records the time of hearing before the court with the clerk signature and seal dated April 2 1941. Johns & Johns represent the petitioner from Huron South Dakota. The Clark of the Circuit Court signs and seals the document.
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