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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1938
Page
11
Cash sale offer for a 1931 Model A Ford Roadster in good condition. Lucille Jacobs advertises after 6 00, noting overhauled motor new tires hot water heater and fine mohair upholstery. Priced to sell quickly.
The advertisement promotes Anne Adams sewing patterns 1018 and 4929 for day and evening dresses with a built in sewing instruction. It notes sizes 10 to 19 and yardage requirements, plus a fall fashion book available for fifteen cents. The page also includes legal notices and sheriff sale details from Beadle County South Dakota.
Outstanding work this week led to no sweepstake winner as judges split ten tickets among local youths. Recipients include Lloyd O'Brien, John Kieerg, Dorothy Bies, DeElds Sablic, Agnes French, Margaret Hippie, Margaret Goodsell, Evelyn Phielleidt, Charles Crown, Naomi Nelson, and Max Jory Hoffman of Huron and nearby areas. To qualify, any local boy or girl should color a Saturday comic page and have it read in the newspaper cafe prior to the following Wednesday.
Special guests Mr and Mrs W Al of Tacoma Washington are visiting relatives at Mrs Hill's sister Mrs R W Gross in Woonsocket. They left Tacoma May 10 and will have traveled through 12 states by the time they return home around September 18.
George A. Marsh, Miller High School coach, has returned from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles where he attended summer school. He was accompanied home by three Miller High School teachers.
Chris Hanson a Woonsocket druggist is reported ill suddenly Sunday. He is being cared for at his home.
Clark McCone, Redfield High School graduate, is named one of 25 Sears Roebuck & Co scholarship winners at State College. He receives 90 dollars to apply toward tuition and college expenses. Selection emphasizes need, character, record, and leadership potential. fall term registration at State College is September 21.
Girl Scouts from Titan’a Troop 16 met at Mrs Dunbar’s home Tuesday afternoon. They sang, held a brief business meeting, visited Mrs Keith Potter’s garden to identify flowers, and played games. Patricia Potter and Mary Elen Kooyman won a tree finding contest and bought the winners’ prizes.
The C U 4H Club met at June Adams home with co hostess Laurina Timperley. Two guests, Bonnie Jean Hainey and Elizabeth Parles, attended. A brief business meeting followed by piano numbers and refreshments served by the hostesses.
The Sunny Sewing Stitchers of St Lawrence met August 15 at Odessa School. Hilc and Evelyn Grey demonstrated and Mari Scher schligt reported on the Hair forms of introduction were given by members. Miss Aulme taught the bound buttonhole and lunch was served by Miss Mine. No definite date for next meeting. may be no further meetings after the series starts.
Troop 2 of the Presbyterian Cow Scout Goop held a swim at Ravine Lake led by assistant scoutmaster John Norfolk. Members Hugh Schule Allan Van Voorhis and Laurel Rogers earned first class swimming lists and the group returned to the church for roll call and advancement discussion. An overnight hike to Lake Byron is planned for August 27. Report by Paul Findley.
Mr and Mrs F B Tinker and son James of Redfield were dinner guests at the F W James home. Mrs Tinker and Miss Leta James taught in Bristol schools last year.
Mrs Vivia Patridge Dunnick born near Wessington October 13 1913 died August 12 1928 at Huron hospital aged 14 years 9 months and 27 days. She moved with her parents to Wessington at age seven and later married Roy Dunnick of Wolsey. Survived by husband son Billy mother Nellie Patridge and several siblings. Funeral held at Wolsey Presbyterian Church with Rev Hubert Ketelle, burial in Wol Cemetery.
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