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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1937
Page
11
A dense display of classifieds shows ad rates per word, penalties for late placement, and office contact in Huron, with notices including mortgage foreclosure, estate administration, weed control orders, and public legal claims. The text lists names, addresses, dates, and local government actions affecting Beadle and Spink counties.
Robert Wessel records a Wessels home gathering of the C D Corn and Sheep Club on August 16 with Ladd the county agent as guest. Ladd demonstrated grain judging and weed seed identification. After a tour and Junior Fair discussion, lunch was served by Mrs Alfred Wessel.
Harriet McLane of Miller died after a years long illness at a Sanator. Born June 1, 1912 in St Paul she moved to Ree Heights area in 1918 and lived there most of her life. Funeral services were planned for Monday in Ree Heights with Rev Green officiating and burial in Ree Heights cemetery. Other notes report Mrs Oliver Scream recovering from appendicitis surgery in Pipestone. Miss Margaret ODonnell returning from Iowa. and Ray Boole attending a county commissioners parley called by Governor Jenven to address state relief needs.
The mile long 4-H club parade will open September 15 led by state officials and agriculture board members. About three youths from each county will be selected for judging demonstrations and exhibits as the fair runs September 12 through 17. State health checks, style revue, and livestock judging of over 500 head are on the program, with about 50 delegates later representing SD at the National Club Congress in Chicago. Members must be blue ribbon winners at county achievement days.
Four boys and girls in Hand County await Achievement Day on August 2 with exhibits in Miller. Livestock and poultry will be judged by Dr Gilbert S Weaver and P J Olson at Hayes Lucas Lumber yards. Girls club exhibits will be at Miller auditorium basement.
A meeting of the Latham Lassies of Faulktan at Mrs Grace Beilacks home featured two demonstration teams. Mary Alice Beadle with Dorothy Potter led the first team on Savory Sal ads. Margaretta Cooper and Helen Hagenlock formed the second team with prior work by Nellie McLaughlin. Judges Mrs Charles Whitney and Miss Winifred Krimhill evaluated the bread baked by members. Marilyn Hagenlock won first place and Anna Parrett second.
The Miranda Fat Lamb Club met at Charley Kempe's home with leader distributing summary cards. Three members, David and Donald Ruhlman and Roland Kempe, planned a picnic at Lake Gerkin on August 30. After adjournment, refreshments were served by Mrs. Kempe.
Miss Mary McLaughlin of Miller led a special 4-H Club session at Mrs. M. C. Mathiason home to ready the members for a demonstration set for Miller on Saturday August 28.
Approximately 400 4-H Club members will receive a health score under the State Board of Health during the State Fair. Examinations are directed by Florence Walker Englesby, Viola Russell, and H. H. Wilcox, with invited physicians for special tests. Mantoux tuberculosis tests require parental written permission in advance. reports go to parents to guide corrective steps.
The piece recalls Helen Broderick and Victor Moore facing misfit pairings on stage and screen. It details Broderick's disciplined craft, a tense studio dynamic, and failed attempts with Hart Kaufman scripts. The article notes their radio show struggles, audience laughs tally, and a halted Camille revival idea.
A muddled page lists scattered crossword like clues and answers including Lunar Orb, final entries, and terms for measurement areas bones and signs. It reads as a garbled puzzle grid with partial words such as street, feather, sabre, and appetite for light.
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