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A. M. Urquhart of Huron presents five S D Ford garage items not visible indoors. The ad highlights limited display options and urges customers to inspect exterior features and pricing.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1938
Page
9
A. M. Urquhart of Huron presents five S D Ford garage items not visible indoors. The ad highlights limited display options and urges customers to inspect exterior features and pricing.
Notice describes default on a $5,000 mortgage from October 1 1938 by Joseph Stahl et al for Hutterian Church members to Ex flemon and MLC Erpleston. Mortgage foreclose sale set January 4 1947 at Huron courthouse to satisfy debt 5436.50 plus costs. Also includes Beadle County notice of commissioners meeting and bridge plank bids.
Mise Arta Denniston trained home extension club leaders and led 1716 homemaker attendees across Walworth Sully and Potter Counties. The focus was the major clothing project with additional themes like Christmas gifts and food preservation. Hot school lunches were expanded benefiting rural children. reports cover county by county figures, clubs, books read, and news coverage.
Vermillion January 2 announced that freshmen may start second semester work. January 31 is the deadline to select courses including mechanical drawing four hours, hygiene and sanitation one hour, Bible four hours, botany four hours, chemistry four hours, English three hours, government three hours, history five hours, economics two hours, journalism two hours, military science one hour, physical education for women two hours, speech two hours, typewriting two hours, art and music courses, and various piano and instrument offerings. Language courses for first semester freshmen may be offered on demand.
Pattern 4702 brings a spring shirtwaister with stitched detailing for sleeves bodice and belt. Available in sizes 14 to 42, it includes illustrated step by step sewing instructions and costs 15 cents for the pattern or book. order from the Evening Herald Pattern Department.
The Best Ever 4-H Club of Hitchcock met at Mrs. Stitt's home January 22 with five members. They decided to pay charter dues, bring a penny for the next meeting, and to prepare a Washington and Lincoln tole at the February 29 roll call. Members will study farm accounts and plan projects in insects, gophers, and gardening with named leaders and participants.
The Jefferson pupils finished exams on Friday January 1 ending the first semester. Report cards were distributed Tuesday. Three pupils have perfect attendance this year: Jacqueline Pally Natalie Bateman and Shirlee Bloodgood. Seventh and eighth graders must write an essay on Beadie Centennial and work toward completion soon as reported by Charlotte Gleane.
James Rogers, a seventh grader at Timm School, has read 37 books and Donald Timm, a third grader, has read 32. All but two pupils have met their required totals. Donald notes he is creating an Eskimo booklet with a front cover picture of an Eskimo house and daily reads a story with questions for his booklet.
The Jolly Coyotes H Club Group A, postponed meeting, will be held Saturday January 29 at Dawn Madsen’s home. Reports from the December and January meetings will be presented. Mrs E A Lyman is club tender. Account by Evelyn Cook, club reporter.
Four graders of se Lyrrc pena Grace Hofer write about a poor girl who loses her way in a cold night and finds shelter with her grandmother after knocking at doors seeking warmth. The tale ends with the granddaughter and grandmother together happily.
The Wayland Girl Reserve Club met Tuesday night at Leis Warren's home as cold weather kept some members away. Advisor Mrs. Gladys Major was absent. Those attending played games and the hostess served a meal.
Coolidge C L members raised 28 dollars from two homemade candy sales at a PTA meeting and a junior play. Funds will buy a bronze plaque honoring General Beadie Vera Kludt of the Yale Independent School. A separate real estate transfers section lists various deeds in Hyde County and surrounding areas. Blunt, Jan 23 Special, Mrs Genevieve Trask of Pierre sang at Andrew Kier's funeral service.
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