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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1937
Page
9
We Rent hosts a brisk classifieds feature offering speedy rental options for TYPEWRITERS. AU Males 1 TYPEWRITERS appear in the listing, indicating available units and pricing details.
Public sale announced by Beadle County Circuit Court under a 1937 judgment against Wilhelm W Gross and others. The 338 acre Beadle County property near Huron is offered to satisfy a mortgage to Home Owners' Loan Corporation with proceeds to be used to pay taxes and costs.
Sakakawea Troop No 7 held a meeting at the Presbyterian Church in Wreock before heading to Alpena for a swim and picnic. Phyllis Reese reports the girls sang Scout songs, swam on two diving boards and a barrel, and enjoyed a 36 girl outing. Marjorie Hanson, age three, was the mascot. Virgupa Het-Bnger celebrated her eleventh birthday with songs. Attending leaders included Mrs. Herman Sweet and daughters Evelyn and Barbara, with Ray Jennings as captain. Next meeting planned as an air count meeting. September skip and October party noted. Phyllis thanks several organizers for their help.
The Wessington Blue Belle club traveled to Brock for a judging contest. They arrived Friday morning, registered, and participated in meat identification, meat judging, and tanning from early to late afternoon. After dinner they broadcast, then climbed the tower before returning home via Lake Preston for supper and swimming.
The New Desi Extension Club of Rockham hosted a meeting at Mrs. Fred Schmidt home on a Wednesday afternoon. 4-H Club girls delivered posture demonstrations and Mrs. Bernard Irwin outlined the Achievement Day events. A social hour followed with refreshments from Mrs. Joe Rousch and Mrs. Schmidt. The next eb meeting is at Joe Rousch home on September 8.
The Silver Jubilee Encampment at Camp Edith Macey in New York will allow a single radio test on Tuesday August 21 over the Columbia Broadcasting System. Bob Trout will conduct brief interviews with foreign girls as the Columbia announcer. Details of the program are finalized.
More than 100 people viewed the Wolsey exhibit held in recreation rooms tied to the local achievement day. The event showcased craft division items such as stuffed animals wooden articles and decorated vases while the recreation sewing class displayed garments and new hooks. About 65 children participated in swimming kittenball and play center activities led by Ralpo Bale and Elva Redmas.
The Willing Workers 4 H Club met at leader Miss Edith Campbell's home with four members and one visitor Miss McLaughlin. Marian Campbell spoke on what to play and how to play while Dorothy Campbell discussed enjoyable jobs and pleasure hours and Geneseve Campbell presented demonstration introductions. The next meeting is set for August 2 at Cleone Yost's home with Marian Campbell listed as reporter.
The Rockham 4-H Club met Wednesday at Mrs. M O Matheson's home for a final gathering and farewell for Lian and Lenz ee who will relocate to Salem Oregon. A social hour and refreshments followed the event.
Miner County clubs host annual achievement day in Howard with exhibits of furniture clothing home furnishings snapshots and scrap books from five Home Life Clubs and fat lambs from three livestock clubs. A parade on Main Street and prize money from Howard business men.added attractions and a county extension agent announces details.
A scattered page shows estate details for Bert Clarkins deceased including Plymouth automobile model 183T with serial and engine numbers, office equipment and furniture at 20 Third Street, and a 16 by 20 feet building. Also contains Yale visitor notes, Rebekahs meeting recap, and 4-H Club demonstrations in Clark, with mentions of local attorneys Longstaff Gardner and the National Bank of Huron.
Reckham public schools reopen Monday August 20 under new superintendent Lyje Lester. Lester, a Buren College alumna, arrives with Isabel Sir mentoring staff as Mary Gartland Randall Smith Kenneth Rice and Gladys Baron named among instructors and staff. NYA aid planned for needy students this fall and winter.
A freak storm hit Thursday afternoon causing blowing dust and damage as gusts knocked over corn and ore. About a quarter inch of rain fell in minutes after a heavy dust storm preceded the wet spell.
A report from Wolsey dated August 21 notes a case of sleeping sickness on S. KL Morse's farm. The affected horse is ill. the other horses on the property have been vaccinated as a precaution.
A limited report notes corn crop damage from a severe recent heat wave. Specifics are unclear due to OCR errors but the text mentions burnt crops and heat affecting agricultural output. Local observers publish notes on impact and responses to the crisis.
Aug 21 report notes Specialist Actie Hert and daughter Leela traveling to Iowa to visit relatives and friends near Vermillion and Rix with Meyer riding along. Mentions Mex Joba Hart as an accompanying name in the fragmentary copy.
Mr and Mrs Devinn Hazard of Clark River SD visit the Howard and Carstens bones hue and fill with the Hayden Wilcox family in Huron. Hazard works with the soil conservation program at Clark River.
Mr and Mrs P F Palmer Myrea arrived Tuesday from Michigan City Indiana to stay with his parents Mr and Mrs P F Asran and relatives. Friends and locals welcomed the visitor and shared in the family reunion.
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