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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1942
Page
13
A 1980 Chevrolet listing shares good tires and fair price while a rough sale scene unfolds. The narrator and Juddy plan a high risk Ponzi like scheme to fund Tambay Tourist Camp with log cabin units. They negotiate funds with Mauric Sears as the plan nears a contract.
FOR SALE 1940 one and a half ton truck with 36 000 miles must sell going into defense work truck at err Tab SE phone S28 FOR SALE 1999 Ford 40 tires are sain excellent condition P
In a 1942 Tribune column, Lippmann argues that executive loyalty to friends keeps weak allies in place, blocking capable replacements and impeding efficiency. He insists that wartime success rests on results and trained leadership, not cozy politics or nepotistic preservation.
Doland January 15 Special Mrs John Locke was installed as vice president of the Doland WSCS last week Other officers installed were Vice President Mrs Hans Levsen recording secretary Mrs cron Aldrich corresponding secretary Mrs W W Selix treasurer Mrs Grant Roseth The new president outlined plans for the coming year and welcomed two new members Mrs Vincent Shult and Mrs Ray Morgan Lunch was served by Mrs Homer Plunkett Mrs T W Fletcher Mrs Don Wolverton and the hostess
A scrambled clue filled item notes an actor and diplomat linked to the U S embassy in London and another clue list. The puzzle mentions an escaped prisoner from France and various word answers across horizontal and vertical entries with multiple references to persons and places.
Beadle 4H Club members met January 9 at the Lyman home with Betty Ramsell presiding. They set new year goals and reviewed project requirements while recording individual records. Ruth Ramsell and Stanley May filed secretary and treasurer reports noting $5.50 in the treasury. Visitors included Mrs. C. C. May and A. V. Ramsell. After songs the group hosted a lunch of sandwiches escalloped potatoes doughnuts and cocoa. The next meeting is February 13 at the May home.
Pierce Flowers writes that Pleasant Corner School pupils conducted experiments. The siphon showed the destination container must be lower. air must be out of the tube. They also tested sand as a purifier, finding water runs through sand cleanly, while dirt darkens water and fails as a filter like sand.
A Cain Creek Young Citizens League meeting Friday elected Leonard Mattke as the new CL reporter. Secretary Phyllis Matthke read minutes noting five credits in the treasury. The group planned work on the V.C.L. scrapbook and set next meeting for February 6.
Ernest Marone served as president with Phyll Jis Smith as vice president and Denna Newland as secretary treasurer. Committees were appointed by the president and approved by Miss Johnston. After a motion to adjourn, a short program was presented.
Week school pupils reviewed for tests and wrote exams with Friday corrections. Honor roll members listed include Jay Ninium 90 Dorothy Meister 90 Harry Marone 90 Lois Cowle 91. Absent students Josephine Smith Max Leonard Nathaniel Amanda Kohlmeyer ill and excused from tests.
The Fry School pupils study the Y C L pledge song ethics and flag salute this term. They begin a Y C L scrapbook, aiming to collect material for the project as described by Alice Eldeen and Grace Johnston.
Titonka Girl Scouts meet in the Methodist Church and knit for the Red Cross. Patrols lead the session as they knit most of the time. Captain urges saving razor blades magazines and rags. The meeting ends with Run Along Home sung by Beverly Osmanson, 11. AWARD PRIZES Foster Creek School six weeks prizes go to Amos Waller for attendance and spelling and Donna Gross for health reports Dave Hofer eighth grade student.
At Christ Church Episcopal parish meeting on Sunday evening in Gettysburg, Harry Brebi was elected senior warden Everett Lambert junior warden Albert Houck secretary and Eli Pardee treasurer. St Margaret's guild named Minnie Toomey president Sybil Prick secretary and Fem Cook treasurer.
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