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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1937
Page
11
The Huronite advertises quick results at minimum cost with ad taker details. Rates: text insertions 2c per word, display 5c per word per month. Ads must be in office by the day before publication. late ads accepted until noon if space allows.
Lake Preston is hosting a Friday night benefit game aligned with the Red Cross. The local team faces Iroquois with reserves from both sides also playing. Local organizers expect a close contest and large crowd.
Frankfort residents report Elvin Kehas treated for asthma with improving condition at Redfeld hospital. Local P I A meeting postponed due to icy weather. Melvin and Melvin Zell announce birth of son on farm near town. Daryl Coldren and family announce birth of Kay Daryl, born January 19. Coldren formerly local school superintendent now at Athol. Harry Phillips on Dakota Wesleyan University honor roll with two Bs and an A. he and twin Harold belong to Roaring Tiger Pep Club. Mrs Stahl and son Dennis return home after Dennis spent two weeks in Huron hospital with flu and pneumonia. Mrs Martin Pulman and baby staying with sister-in-law due to drifted roads north of Yale.
Walser Mrs. C O Lindblad will entertain the Missionary Division of the Ladies Aid Thursday at her home. Mrs R Chenoweth, Mrs Ostie Brown and Mow ELOW will assist hosts. Writer to aid in hosting duties amid the event. Sunday Joe Teply family stalled in a snowdrift en route from Huron. another car crashed into them, injuring Teply's ankle. Fanior Miller attended Company L tourney at Brookings Bundy.
Brookings January 28 Special reports the 1937 4 H Club program will be outlined in February and March at joint leaders conferences led by H M Jones with Agnes Hansen and Geraldine Fenn assisting. The meetings cover learning through demonstration judging in local clubs new slants on record books and developing a statewide clubs program health and music. Attendance is planned from numerous district leaders and local club leaders with a long list of meeting dates and locations across South Dakota and nearby areas.
Shirly Jean McCoy reports four weeks of poor attendance due to cold weather and sickness. Two pupils, Ethel and Robert Claram, are mentioned. Ethel is hospitalized with the flu.
Readers may ask questions on any agriculture phase and receive answers from the Farm Editor of the Evening Havenite with cooperation from the State College extension service. Topics include cane seed viability after shock burning, shrinkage of small grains, sowing winter wheat in March, and comparing Reward and Marquis wheat milling value and acreages.
Lorraine Goocher records a January 2 troop meeting at the Congre gational Church where Margaret Noel, newly named lieutenant, leads younger scouts in compass practice and a pledge. Separate stunts and solos follow by Laura Grothe, Virginia Shirley, Martha Phillips, and others as patrols plan dues and attendance.
The Boy Scouts held a regular meeting Tuesday evening in the basement of the Methodist Church. Scoutmaster Hubert Humphrey opened at 8 PM and plans were made for Scouting week February 7 through 13. The troop will sing as the choir at the M E Church on Sunday night services with Mr Van Dyke directing and Marjorie Frybarger at the piano.
Jane Busma from Fairfield Friendly describes third graders reading new readers and practicing friendly letters and sentence completion. They study words, correct tense forms, arithmetic objects for drill, linear measurement, and social studies on South Dakota minerals crops and manufacturing.
Hishmore Society hosted the Thimble Club with a small crowd due to a stormy afternoon. The 5 G. Club met for a dinner dessert and sewing session, and Easy Aces host Mrs. Loren Sherer entertained guests. A contract game at three tables saw Milas Opal Hansen win high score and Mrs. Jay Hath second. Wednesday’s club postponed to Friday for dinner and three tables of cards. Mrs. JB Parkins assisted. Mrs. R M Matteson won high score. Mrs. Hamlin won the traveling prize. Mrs. Gene Aldrich received the guest prize. Aldrich, visiting from Billings, Montana, stayed with her sister Mrs. Le Githe. A derailed sentence about a heron’s eyes ends with an odd note.
Since the new year calendars have been placed in the McCoy School classroom. J P Walsh sent an historical calendar to each school and A M Urquhart added Miss January calendar on the south board. The display features bright colors and a picture of a running figure past Shirley Jean Pin Coy.
A dense list of crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes references to mythic youth, Latin titles, plant fibers, body parts, measurements, colors, and objects. The scattered items mix archival puzzle fragments with vague phrases and partial terms, offering numerous single words and short phrases to solve.
Bonilla Bary Williams M J Kichan and J i Galliger returned from Huron where they served on the jury. Herman Hiles of Mildred en route home from Rapid City opened the weekend at the Frank O’Brien home. Mr and Mrs Frank Ramsay Mr and Mrs R May Dean Meyer F R O’Brien Holand Vollenweider Miss Dorothy Syring Alice Frad and Gretchen Roduit were Huron visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Ramsey were dinner guests at Hugh McKichan's home Sunday. Miss Jean French spent the weekend at the 5 J Williams home in the country. Miss Sylvis Fodness spent the weekend with friends at Redfield.
Broadland families including Mr and Mrs Albert Rogers visit J H Rogers and relatives while Elmer Gross and Vesta May Anderman spend the weekend at home. Snow blocks highways delaying Thomas Hind's return from Huron and Ella and Elmer Grows miss school. Sunshine Club meeting postponed due to severe weather. Verdun Cowin arrives from Rapid City after his father’s death. Mrs Ford aids Arthur Ford family with flu. Rep Parkinson plans to return to Pierre for the evening session. News items cover travel, school absences, and local visits amid winter conditions.
Harris observed at hospital for observation and Legotimeant. Mrs. James Sarith near Holanivd very ill with heart trouble but improving. Mrs. Frank Kanrad brought to Sunding home, ill but crowd. Mrs. EQ Jones arrived from Worthington to attend funeral of her brother, Charles Be Cowin. Miss Lucille Lanz weekend at Ree Heights home. Mrs. Henry Kausner and baby son returned home. Miss Lorraine Enger staying with Kugser family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jekyll and Florence Jekyll of Rapid City weekend in Highmore. Jekylls drove home a new Dodge coupe from Miser. Jekyll staying longer with relatives. D. G. Mills, Red Cross rep, in Highmore meeting with local Red Cross. Mrs. Bishop, aged mother of Mrs. Jobe Weber, died Sunday night. remains sent to Town for burial. Mrs. A. L. Lake spent Sunday in Hu Ton visiting Morton Lake and baby. Ed Hiley of Miller in Highmore on business. Baby son of Chas. Grover ill with convulsions Saturday night. now improved. Joe Micheson ill at home, moved to Hill Bytes under nurse care.
Saturday gatherings featured Hitchcock and Dubois families hosting at their homes with oysters served by Mrs Dubois. Mr and Mrs Fewin Gross hosted Sunday dinner and overnight guests at W A Gross. P M Bernias returned from Huron after wife’s appendectomy with Mrs Barnese improving. Echoes of Redfield trip include Eva Killa Hilda Gross and others enjoying a show and train ride home. Dooley Sic Bridge Club hosted with four tables and guests including Alex Phillips.
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