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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1937
Page
11
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On account of failing health I will sell my city property and household goods to the highest bidder at the house 416 Ohio Ave F W beginning at 1 39 o clock Front room set walnut dining set piano radio two good rugs bed room suite 2 half size beds complete one large bed 4 rockers new linoleum rugs 2 dresser enamel kitchen range with oil burner electric refrigerator kit chen cabinet electric washer breakfast set also set of plumbers tools and other tools Eureka vacuum sweeper sewing machine 25 20 rifle good typewriter bicycle
Notice states a mortgage dated June 5 1926 from Charles W Mather and Rose Mather to Ann Wade Campbell is in default. It lists Lot 3 in Block 2 Village of Morningside Beadle County SD and a delinquent amount of 2353.53 principal 753.53 interest. Foreclosure by public auction at the Beadle County courthouse Huron SD on July 1 1937 to satisfy the debt and costs. Also included is an unrelated estate matter in Howard Miner County SD about selling an undivided one-half interest in road property Lot 1 Block 10 City of Howard. A June 1937 order to show cause sets July 23 1937 hearing and publication in The Evening Huronite.
John Lench recounts a Washington Boy Scout Jamboree with 8000 visitors, Marine Band concert, and religious tributes led by leaders of faiths. The Arlington Cemetery service for Unknown Soldier and Maine memorials followed. A pageant episode titled Cavalcade of Scouting featured 4000 contants from eight states, with signaling, woodwork, and games. Visitors included Senator Bulow and the Searises family. bridges near camp and Great Lakes steamers drew attention. Dr. West visited the camp as preparations for the high adventure segment continued.
In a 70-strong audience of scouts and scouters, Fast Siple who flew with Byrd at the South Pole gave an engaging talk on the Antarctic. Major Bear Eagle from the Cheyenne Agency sang two Indian songs that were well received.
The McKinley Girl Reserves meet at Dorothy Webster’s home and plan a two day two night trip to the W C A Cottage at Lake Byron leaving July 21 and returning July 23. Participants include Dorothy Ames Twila Hanson Gloria Hanson and others with Miss Harriet Carson and Dorothy Webster accompanying.
Dr Hesby Roy Kapperud and Jewett Sates took 16 boys to Lake Shetek Minnesota to attend a Boy Scout camp. They return with blistered backs tan and report an excellent time. Schultz family from Mc Allister Texas visiting Conde and Stratford relatives. North Economy Club met at Mrs Beavers home with games and lunch. Julia Hutchinson underwent appendectomy at Wellington and rests well. Snyder announces birth of Ronald Leo Snyder on June 29. Lloyd Drake, radio school student, returns home to Wellington for vacation.
Mrs. Howard Home Blunt, July 8. Mrs. Bure tha Howard of Onida returned home after visiting relatives in town over the weekend.
Blunt area reports hot winds Monday and Tuesday as haying and rye harvest press on. Grasshoppers appear in numbers in some places while not yet heavy in town. Flies are increasing. last rain there was in June with scattered showers nearby. Visitors from Brainerd, Minnesota arrive to visit relatives in Lane.
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