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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1940
Page
11
The pilot set the plane down smoothly and two men moved toward a shack as one notes that the two have likely been there, signaling a possible prior visit and setting a tense scene.
Denny, Carole, and Peace escape a shack hideout after a theft and threat by Hogden. They recount tracks left by high heels and a child’s shoe, while Hogden’s pursuit ends with the trio reuniting and planning payback. The scene closes with a cliffhanger as the pilot calls.
A note explains prawns move toward the positive pole in an electric tank due to nerve fiber arrangement. It likens their reaction to a steel piece pulled by a magnet. The text also states Great Britain has 24,117 postal branches and a $60,000,000 annual business, attributed to Chester Gould.
Twelve regional crafts will showcase Girl Scout skills at the 1941 convention. Mrs. Giles Whiting of Scarborough Minnesota chairs the art advisory committee with Mrs. O. O. McIntyre of New York City in charge. Regions will display metal craft pottery needlework basketry weaving wood carving book binding painting design sculpture leather and printing.
Tasty Food Club members met at Corrine Hedlund's home to assemble a quilt. Each of 7 members contributed nine blocks, totaling 63 blocks arranged by color and design, sewn together on a sewing machine, with light green lining and garo ties. Ruth Ling and her mother finished the edge. candy numbered at 10 cents each will be sold to fund the quilt. Next meeting at Margery Metler's home on July 12 at 8 p.m.
The Sunshine Sisters hosted a July 5 meeting at the wibogast home with five members and visitors. After a business session the group, guided by Miss McLaughlin, organized topics for Help Day July 12 including Let’s Eat Breakfast and Cake Tricks. Nina Harvey with Marilyn Geidel formed one team, Phyllis Arbogast with Wanda Geidel the other. Cakes with fat and without fat were judged, lunch followed, next meeting planned at Cracker’s.
The ninth Round table Juniors meeting led by Mrs McIlvaine was at Cora Mae Hil dia Baum home. The group discussed foods and opened with singing of The Star Spangled Banner The Song of the Open Country and The Club Trail.
The club held a meeting focused on healthful foods for children with one absence. Demonstration teams showcased two school punch dishes. Phyllis Mattke and Mary Lee Cranswan presented A School Lunch while Ils Baum and Patt King offered Breakfast for a Small Child. Cora Mae Hill led a meat preparation discussion and gave talks on care of the hands pale ing care of shoes collecting leaves avoiding accidents in the home and how may erosion be prevented. Lunch was served by Mrs. Llyod Hill with help from Cora and Patricia King.
Bonnie McDonell is chosen as the show host after color contest entries impressed judges. Several youngsters from Huron and Alpena win free tickets and can collect them at the Huron Theatre box office on show day. Readers are invited to color a Sunday comic page and submit it to the Evening Huronite before 5 pm Wednesday for entry.
Well-established sporting goods houses subject swimming suits to severe tests outdoors in rain and salt water, and expose them to intense sun to ensure quality. The skull and crossbones flag slices over police headquarters in Boston whenever an automobile fatality occurs in that city.
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