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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1932
Page
3
A Mary A Covert article advocates centralized cleaning closets and weekly routines to ease chores. It outlines closet contents, labeled supplies, and grouped room cleaning with steps for four rooms, dusting, and maintenance of wood, fabrics, and surfaces.
The sixth district comprising Beadle Hand Hyde and Spink counties studies a five lesson P T A series. This final lesson has 10 questions judged for accuracy completeness clarity and neatness. Mrs Bert Marks 62 Kansas avenue northeast is district president and letters go to her.
In a brisk report on the season, women favor cotton apparel for the year 1902. Cotton fabric frocks, printed cotton undies, cotton mesh shoes, and cotton gloves appear in popular styles as garments move to an all day wear mentality.
Dorothy C. Peck of Wolsey contributes a timely verse to the February Pasque Petals, the official magazine of the South Dakota Poetry Society. The poem Seaton Of low mood reflects a conductor guiding a life piece toward renewal, urging a fresh start and the hope of a better second rendition.
A mother worries when a new neighbor family moves in as her daughter Alice befriends their children. An elder friend advises that exposure to clean minded kids fosters social growth and democracy, warning against snobbish attitudes while endorsing supervised play with new neighbors.
Mrs Charles A Emery of Pomona California won first prize in the national yard and garden contest amateur division for a 50 foot lot paradise. Her husband Sergeant Emery helps yet she is garden chief. Their three children Bill Lois and Reb Roy thrive in the outdoor room she created with blooms, pond lilies and a peacan tree setting.
Colorado Springs resident Mrs. H. C. Sparey earned first prize in the estate division with her beautifully landscaped Broadmoor grounds, a project born during a tuberculosis sanatorium recovery. Judges included A. C. Hottes, C. Cary, and William T. Waterman.
A tested State college recipe offers a nourishing Lenten main dish using fish cutlets. Ingredients include milk butter flour shredded fish and seasonings. Make a white sauce, combine with fish, chill, shape into flat cutlets, bread, bake at 400 F until browned.
The final broadcast on unemployment and the voter features Leo Wolman Columbia economist and Henry J. Allen former U S senator discussing unemployment insurance and the dole. Mrs E W Feige of the League of Women Voters introduces the program heard on NAC WJC network with Yale psych tests context.
Grandma Nabor laments hunger amid surplus crops and urges organized aid. She advocates directing national resources to emergencies and inspiring youth to build higher, as South Dakotans help those in need during drought and hardship.
The Girl Scout Leaders training course led by Miss Marla Aveith wrapped last night. The program stressed service and cooperation, with patrols helping girls develop leadership and community responsibility, guiding them toward becoming good local and global citizens.
The speaker and Grandma Nabor discuss improving life while learning from mistakes. Grandma urges returning to guidance, likening the world’s path to the prodigal son seeking the Father. The dialogue emphasizes growth through experience and faith.
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