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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1937
Page
7
A homemaker guide advises hosting comfort with a guest room that passes the husband test. It suggests a balanced bed, ample blankets, easy opening windows, orderly drawers, full-length mirrors, proper lighting, and running hot water. Practical touches include towels, calendars, books, stationery, brushes, ashtrays, a sewing kit, and a stocked bathroom with basics.
The guide advises providing an ace towel and a face cloth for each guest and paper tissues for lipstick stains. It stresses a good clean mirror with ample lighting and a sparkling tumbler free of water marks, noting the mirror’s importance if a guest is masculine.
Lou Plowman of Saskatchewan visiting his uncle Harry Flowman in Oldham says Kingsbury County has superior grain. He notes Canada’s drought and declares the eastern county crops the finest he has seen, calling the county a paradise by comparison.
Hollywood listed Warner Baxter Gary Cooper and George Raft among its highest paid actors. A report from Twenty th Century Fox Film Corporation filed with the securities commission shows Baxter’s payroll at 224,484 dollars last year. Paramount reported 265,456 for Coca Cola and 202,666 for Raft.
A fine shower Monday evening and another rain Tuesday brought 3.5 inches of moisture, breaking a long heat spell and easing crop damage from drought near Wessington. Five miles southwest of town, about six inches fell unofficially, aiding corn, cane, and intergarden crops while grasshoppers blister beetles and drought have harmed plants.
Mr and Mrs A J Ray and sons Jimmie and Carroll with Miss Consuelo Dickinson of Huron were guests of the Clarence Coop family Sunday at Wellington.
Washington July 15 Robert Jones assistant attorney general announced that Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt faced no tax on proceeds from ten broadcasting programs. Rep Fish had accused the president wife of using a tax loophole by sending funds to charity via the American Friends Service Committee. The matter centered on whether the 1934 payments to Mrs Roosevelt should be taxed or donated to charity.
Mr and Mrs Sierson entertained Mrs Siersons cousins Mr and Mr Wil. The informal gathering included conversation and refreshments, reflecting a family social visit. This short item notes hospitality within the Sierson family circle.
Mrs Ed Levi was taken to Redfield hospital Sunday evening for possible medical or surgical treatment in Frankfort on July 15. Special report notes she was admitted for evaluation and care awaiting further medical decisions.
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