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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1941
Page
11
Multiple small ads including help wanted jobs for a female helper and a used car dealer, a 1935 Ford coupe for sale, a 1936 Plymouth DeLuxe sedan ad, cash for clean used barn and a 1934 V-8 Coupe overhaul ad. Mentions Sunshine State Hatchery in Huron and local addresses 607 Ohio 683 care Huronite John's Service.
Diverse retailer gift guide lists for sisters and mothers including Singer sewing machines and vacuums, Frigidaire ranges, Firestone radios, aviation jewelry, cameras, guitars, violins, and a subscription to The Evening Havonite. It advertises easy payments and lasting presents emphasizing practicality and variety.
In a tale of holiday generosity, a woman corrects wrongs with refunds to Mrs Mil Ngan and Mrs Grover while Andy Dearborn’s store policy offers apologies. Yet a later crisis hits Miss Fanny in Hosiery as Mr Herrick fires an elderly worker, and Carol and Andy confront the moral test of mercy and intervention.
The column lists clues for a crossword style puzzle featuring a famous actor and various word answers. Each numbered entry hints at a definition such as animals, objects, letters, and terms ranging from places to actions, with cross references to common English words. The puzzle appears to blend entertainment with linguistic clues across multiple categories.
In a tense scene at a family store, Miss Fanny faces dismissal while Carol battles with Andy over control. Mr Herrick’s involvement and a missing will loom as Carol contemplates financial help of five hundred dollars to Miss Fanny to honor Dearborn’s wishes. The Christmas note to Miss Fanny rounds out the dilemma.
Roosevelt, honorary president of the Boy Scouts of America, praises Scout values and national morale in a Christmas message to 1,470,316 Scouts and readers. The note lauds truthfulness courage and helpfulness and urges citizens to stay physically fit mentally alert and morally straight.
A woman recalls Dearborn on a tense moment before adding Biss Fanny to a shock 500 bill. She signs Dearborn’s with her initials, steady and calm, as if Andy Dearborn stood by. She has prevented disgrace and fulfilled a duty Andy should have carried out.
Fragmentary text discusses Soviet influence and security concerns in the Far East, linking Russian success in the West to potential actions against Japan and broader strategic tensions.
Fashion notice promotes Pattern No 9053 for sizes 14 to 20 with short sleeves and an adjustable action slit sleeve design. It details fabric needs and costs and directs readers to send 45 cents and order information to the Evening Huronite Patterns Service in Chicago.
Foster Creek School second graders taught by Mrs. Tschetter explored how wool is produced for clothing. They learned which animals provide wool, animal color, and where they are raised, then presented samples of yarn wool cloth wool batting and carpet thread with pictures of blankets rugs and sweaters reported by Marie Hofer sixth grader.
Russell Carpenter of Foster District No 3 describes a classroom decorated with red white and blue streamers meeting at the center a Christmas tree at the front and rib bon icicles added by Mr Hofer. He notes Santa Clauses winter scenes candy silhouettes stockings and a strong Christmas spirit making everyone happy.
The piece argues Russia would push offensives against Japan if the West Front stabilizes and Germany cannot resume major attacks. It warns German statements may mislead and suggests possible German redeployments to France, Africa, or Mediterranean targets, with further developments expected soon.
Wellington reports the Sunshine Mixers met Thursday evening at Mrs. Ed Shaw's home with Mrs. H. H. Aldrich assisting. Emma Freese led the business session planning small donations at meetings to buy defense stamps. Eva DeHaven spoke on Indian music, Marguerite Hultman sang, and Mrs. Richard Gehring read a Christmas story. Guests included Mrs. W. A. Topp, Fred Holst, and Mrs. Frank Kearney.
The Carpenter Study Club held its annual Christmas party on Thursday evening at the homes of Mrs Tilman Wicks Mrs M Hanniger and Mrs E Lenz. Twenty two members and two visitors attended. During the business session a five dollar donation was voted to the Red Cross.
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