1937 Plymouth Coupe and 1937 Ford 60 Tudor for sale
Power grip tires on Plymouth Coupe. Driven only 15 000 miles. Very clean. 1937 Ford 60 Tudor motor overhauled. Jet black finish.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1940
Page
13
Power grip tires on Plymouth Coupe. Driven only 15 000 miles. Very clean. 1937 Ford 60 Tudor motor overhauled. Jet black finish.
Notice proclaims the City of Huron South Dakota will offer 80000 in Street Improvement Bonds for sale at 1530 PM on Sunday February 26 at Muron City Hall. Details: date March 1 1940, par 2000 each, 4 percent interest semiannual, maturities 1941 1946 7000 in 1947 7000 in 1946, redemption on interest dates. City Treasurer retains right to reject bids and to redeem all or part. Ordinance provision for immediate safety measures. readings noted December 14 1939 January 8 1940.
The system uses selected balanced and synchronized components across the entire car. This reduces installation effort and the need for legwork to tie genuine Ford parts, delivering lower overall costs per build.
A notice from De Smet announces the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lester Peterson. Mrs Peterson was formerly Carol Holland. The item notes the baptismal or birth information and identifies the family involved.
Wohelo Troop 4 of the Wohelo Girl Scouts hosted a farewell for Lieutenant Mrs. Hubert Frank who moves to Brookings. Guests included former Lieutenant Mrs. Robert Krueger. Maxine Lundgren led games, Mary Jane Trenerry won indoor treasure hunt, Dr I Q hour with Maxine Lundgren, and Bingo at two tables awarded prizes. Gifts were given to Mrs Frank and Mrs Krueger, lunch served, and committee updates shared.
The Girl Reserves or Junior High School held their regular meeting Monday. Miss Mae Kelly spoke on attitudes and manners of English children observed during her year abroad. She highlighted courtesy toward teachers and parents, school spirit, and compared with African school children.
Students at Sand Creek Consolidated School had their right forefingers pressed on ink pads and transferred to paper to compare fingerprints. Betty Boldt reports the display on the library door to help see differences between fingers.
Eugene Hornig an eighth grader notes that arithmetic drills dominate study at Connell School. Second graders focus on time days and months while fourth graders learn problem parts. Sixth graders study fractions and eighth graders cover insurance stocks and bonds.
Redfield Boy Scouts began the year with the first hike to the old Camp Hagman site. About a dozen boys split into two groups reaching the camp before night, building fires, eating lunch, and playing Scout Games before returning by a different trail.
The Connell School stages student poem studies across grades. Read Eskimo stories, make posters, and discuss living mottoes as classes prepare exams and celebrate calendars donated by local merchants.
A Baptist Church Wohelo Girl Scout troop received an American flag from the Sidney E Morrison Auxiliary No 4 of the United Spanish War Veterans. Audrey Ann Mower spoke on flag history and the June 14 1777 adoption. Color guards Ruth Smith Katherine and Yots Skezas presented the colors as Ramond Lundgren and Ruth Smith planned a party for Joy Cranston leaving for Sleepy Eye.
Fifth grader Boris Meyer recounts a holiday program at Richland Center School. After the performance teacher Grace Rudy finds a note from Santa explaining why he skipped visits.
Pupils at South 22nd Luver School return to studies after a ten day Christmas break. They held a Christmas party and prizes were awarded to Betty Polly, Betty Swanson, Betty Low Bowder, Eunice Neitzert, and Junior Ment zer. Classes resumed on January 2.
Leora Meyer teaches Weeks School pupils who are glad to return to class on Wednesday morning after Christmas break. Leif Cowie, a sixth grader, reports the return date as January 3 and notes plans to study for six week tests scheduled for January 3, 16.
Beverly Boesel from McPiide School in Vernon Township notes pupils, three girls and three boys, sled on the ice at noon and recess. Each boy has a shed beside the ice pond near the schoolhouse.
Mary confronts financial strain from Dr. Lenox and a missing payment while trying to focus on creative work. Lady Ponce-Townsend, a British dowager active in relief, visits and proposes an exhibition of Mary's sketches in Mayfair, prompting Mary’s cautious reaction as the scene shifts to college life and Betty Jordan’s winter return after a vacation.
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