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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1941
Page
9
A wartime era guide urges efficiency in beauty and dress. It promotes compact beauty kits containing only regularly used items to save time for work and defense production. Tips include making personalized kits, keeping them in a desk box, and using ready-to-go sets for office and social needs to maintain a fresh face and clean hands.
Greenville South Carolina August 26 Deputy Sheriff A C Gossett entered a bootlegger's house and found a pair of legs and the attic figure hidden above. The unseen man began handing down illicit whisky jars as the officer secured the evidence and returned to headquarters with the attic explorer and the loot.
Hunters may suffer nausea from the strong musk exuded by a frightened deer. The condition, called deer sickness, arises during pursuit and is noted as a danger to those tracking wildlife.
George E. Longstaff, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Longstaff, is elected student editor of the Michigan Law Review for next year. Nearby weddings include Miss LeMer Edwards and William Watson Jones of Maryville, and Miss Lillian Longstaff wed Mation D. Ritchey at the Longstaff home. Visitors Dr. Edward Roseneau and family travel from Rochester en route to Yellowstone, while local residents host guests from Rapid City and Dauphin Canada for short visits.
Lane School will open Monday September 1 with registration 9 am to noon and classes start Tuesday at 9 am. A balanced curriculum includes music dramatics forensics plays and athletics. NYA work program lunch project and pre lunch. Renovated building and new staff. High school enrollment discussed in superintendent’s office. Big horn sheep survival outlook over the next century noted.
A New York fashion summary outlines college clothing trends with playful touches. Kilts in plaids, wraparounds with back pleats, rompers over jumpers, riding jackets, and rolling slacks top the scene alongside bold colors, plaid accessories, and varied layers for campus wear.
Pierre Aug 24 A crippled children's clinic will be held Sept 4 at the public health building on the State Fair grounds Huron for youngsters from eight central South Dakota counties Dr A Trivle of the child health division announced today Children from Sully Hughes Hyde Jerauld Beadie Kingsbury Huffalo and Hand Counties are eligible to attend Others may have examinations by special permission A
The rest room maintained by the Camp of South Dakota will be open during Fair week for the comfort and convenience of all Royal Neighbors and friends. A cordial invitation is extended to all visitors to use the facility.
In Buenos Aires on August 26 a report notes the rising cost of lighting and tobacco products for smokers. The piece highlights how traditional smoking habits suffer as new taxes and duties raise the price of cigars and cigarettes, forcing changes in consumption.
Plans for Lake Preston Watermelon Day on September 1 are nearing completion. Free watermelon will be distributed at noon as the event resumes after a spring reversal by the Commercial Club. Highlights include a Texas Black Spiders vs Rock Valley baseball game, speaker J. H. Bottum, Curl Amusement Company, and an evening dance with Guy Elsworth and his orchestra.
The South Dakota State Grange will set up a booth on the west side of the north wing of the Agricultural Building at the Huron State Fair. Grange Day and Governor's Day are planned for Wednesday with a drive to have visitors and Grangers register. Members are urged to bring samples of corn, potatoes, seeds, fruits, vegetables, and sorghum heads to display, mailing to the Agricultural Building or to Watertown by August 29 or 30.
A Naporia crossing watchman who served thirty three years on the job has retired. He remained on duty without a raise or promotion until his final day, marking a long tenure in local traffic safety.
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