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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1936
Page
11
The notice urges advance payment for ads and mail orders with cash or stamps at specific denominations. It warns to avoid unreliable offers and to report any suspicious propositions to the Classified Advertising Manager of the Evening Hutonite.
Local items report Mrs. Vic Anderson traveling to Oakes South Carolina to stay with her daughter. Howard Bushfield and family visited Hobie Pownell earlier in the week. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Martin and family plan a California move at month’s start. Broadland High School stages a three act play Salt Water Taffy Saturday. Hitchcock Church programs canceled due to bad weather. Presbyterian Guild held bazaar and supper Saturday night raising about 35 dollars. Mrs. Bell Zepp returned from Watertown and Brookings after Royal Neighbor work. Presbyterian Guild to meet at Mrs Eva Donny’s home for Christmas party with gifts and potluck. J. W. Rodman bedridden for a week. funeral held Tuesday. Mrs. Sarah Wood of near Ladelle died Sunday morning.
Mrs Feyette Weber learned of her mother's death in Winner and left for the funeral. The deceased was buried at Tyndall on Saturday. Other items note A F Volz's trip to Custer for a sanatorium, Misa Bertha Pusey visiting from Miller, and several residents returning from Brookings and Aberdeen for business and contests. Various locals included speech contestants, attorneys, and project workers, with office staff changes and recent hospital visits.
Fordham Mra Leslie Boyd hosted Matagiat Ladies Aid afternoon. The Carpenter Study Club gathered at the bows of Miry and Carl Andrews. Alma Gronn Harlow Fetchelkotter Wendell Beavers Doland residents visited their parents. Page Cooper patient in Watertown hospital recovering satisfactorily. Mrs Mela Madserhad retired from piarpamibere and spent two weeks in hospital. Delbert Madserr with scarlet fever. South Economy Club to hold annual Christmas party at George Leptien home. North Economy Club hosted annual Christmas party and oyster supper at Mrs Don Wolverton home. Gift exchange and a Christmas gift demonstration by Mrs Herriman and Mrs Lake. Christmas tree and treats for children.
Wessington reports the Rose Hill Pioneer Club will hold its annual bazaar at Ross Beypet Friday evening. The Masonic order holds an annual election Thursday. Mrs. Scott Allen entertained children for her daughter Alice's birthday. Union Aid Society divisions met with Christmas parties and exchanges. Church of Christ Aid Society plans a Christmas party at Mrs Toni DeHaven's Friday afternoon. Rev J H Black has been ill for several days. Velma Lewis of Perry visited her parents and joined a trip to Milnetown with Edie Stiner and relatives.
A Tulare recording of neighborly visits and upcoming events lists Mrs Addie Sickles returning to Tulare after a visit to Earl French hare. Earl and Mrs French called at Arthur Price home. Mrs Christ Huse of Ayur visited her daughter Mrs Howard Vollenweider. D L Hom and F O Brien were among visitors Saturday. Mrs Jennie Lucas hosted Division Noyda at the Methodist Aid. Division No 20 Aid will meet at the church parlor Thursday with hostesses Mrs Delbert Haskell and Mrs Helda Clemenson. A Christmas Eve program at the Methodist Church includes a tree candy-for-children and Santa. Alma Cobb's Sunday School class and Mrs William Shearer left for Eugene Ore for the winter. Shearer is conductor on the Milwaukee to St Louis line. Hugo Ford family of McDetus visited Mrs Oma Grampee of Reed City. Catholic Ladies sponsor a show Grand Shots at Abe Municipal Theater Thursday and Friday December 9 and 10. Mr and Mrs Harvey King of Aber- Geen announce the birth of a daughter at their home. Mrs Harvey was foxing the Wit of Goods. Orda Hauged of…
Despite heavy snowstorm about 109 Miner County 4-H members attended the achievement day in the court room. D E Cass led the program with club reports, $2 certificates, clay work pictures, and a gold medal for Muriel Lambert of Fedora. Lunch was provided by members, coffee and cocoa by the county agent. Miner County has 148 4-H members across eight clubs.
Jane Basma a sixth grader leads a spelling contest using bright airplanes to chart miles traveled. Students earning high marks advance planes by 1000 miles for a score of 100 while those scoring 50 move 500 miles.
Pupils at Fhirfeld School swapped crayola boxes for a teacher who sent them to Binney and Smith Company. In return, Jungle Tales volumes came back to the school featuring animal pictures and a labor tale, described as very interesting by James Clark.
The 4 H Boys Whiteside Handicraft Club in Westington met and chose patterns for woodwork. A simple pattern was selected for the first article. They drew their patterns and began work on Monday, notes Merlin McKelvey, club secretary.
The Wolsey Homemakers 4-H Club met at Privetts for their Christmas party on Tuesday evening. Members exchanged gifts and conducted the club business, continuing the holiday celebration in a community setting.
Tulare Boy Scout troop led by Scoutmaster Milton Walsh and assistant Milton Boyd hosted a father and son banquet at Tulare Masonic Hall on Friday night. About 89 men and boys attended with M F Coddington as toastmaster. The program featured group singing of America, an invocation by Rev J A ann, welcomes by Alvern Foglesong, remarks by John Dangel, a discussion of Scout activities led by Roy Delaney, performances by the Tulare High School Girls Quartet, and a main address by Einar Mickelson of Redfield about the International Boy Scout Jamboree in Hungary. The Tulare troop outlined an active year ahead. the local Manone Lodge sponsors the group.
Janet Hogma of Fairfield School reports health chart project to track teeth nails neat clothes and clean handkerchiefs. Pupils rotated as inspectors for a week, recording conditions and encouraging hygiene as part of Friendly Lee site activities.
Glady Bosma of the Friendly League at Fairfield School recalls returning after Thanksgiving vacation to a dirty building caused by a dust storm. Students bravely broomed, dusted, and mopped, helped the teacher, and then washed and polished windows, finding the work surprisingly enjoyable.
A home kitchen cookie recipe shares basic cookie dough steps with creaming fat and sugar, adding eggs and vanilla, and chilling before baking. Variations include cinnamon and chocolate options, gumdrop additions, and substitutions for brown sugar.
A jumble of crossword like clues titled King Leopold and Hawthorn fruit appears with a series of cryptic definitions. The puzzle lists horizontal and vertical entries including time related terms and measures, with odd spellings and stray punctuation.
A collection of cookie recipes includes Short Bread Cookies and Honey Peanut Cookies with detailed mixing steps and baking temperatures. Instructions cover butter, sugar, flour order, rolling, slicing, and oven at 350 degrees F for about 15 minutes, yielding dozens of cookies. Also noted is a birthday celebration for Mrs. Daugherty with around 30 attendees at the Wellington paternal home.
Mrs H C Hutchinson entertained her Aid Society of the Community Church in Wellington. Seventeen members attended with contests and Christmas gifts exchanged. Mrs A C Ruddy won two prizes and Fred Bowen won one as part of the festive gathering.
In BURDETTE on Saturday the Woeaten Ladies Missionary Society held a social at Mrs Adbert Millers home. A miscellaneous shower was given for newlyweds Mrs Ivera Patske and Mrs David Patske, sisters by marriage and recent brides, with iris flowers noted.
Mr and Mrs William Kohman and family moved from the Fay Porter farm where they had lived three years returning to their former home in Minnesota.
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