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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1936
Page
11
Classified ads details show rates payments and cautions. Instructions warn against misleading solicitations while offering advertising terms and reminders about deadlines and payment methods for The Evening Huronite.
Olive Neff details drop and crisp cookies with fat sugar milk flour and flavoring ratios. Instructions cover creaming eggs and folding dry into wet, then baking 375 degrees for 15 minutes. Orange variation uses orange rind and juice. Also reports Presbyterian Ladies Aide pot luck supper in Raymond with a good turnout.
Hollywood July 21 Harold Lloyd, famed for his glasses and silent comedies, now requires stories from writers, buys or rejects scripts, and remakes films after previews. He turned from slapstick to a more production driven process while maintaining a sharp eye for five letter word games on set.
Aberdeen July 2. Special appointment of Roy A Burns as division freight and passenger agent for the Milwaukee Board with headquarters at Aberdeen to succeed O F Waller who died June 3. Burns has been an employee of the Milwaukee Board since 1940 and has held several posts.
The subject has served as grain agent for Minneapolis since April 1934. Previously he was chief clerk to the general northwestern freight agent there. The appointment is effective immediately.
The Granberges held a family reunion at Mrs. Pearl Granberg’s home on Sunday in Wellingto x with many relatives traveling from Knoxville Tennessee Stevens Point Wisconsin Custer Gettysburg Bruce Huron and Bruce South Dakota. Attendees included Nell Granberg a TVA project supervisor Noel Granter manager of a Montgomery Ward shoe department and several grandchildren. The gathering celebrated Mrs. Granberg’s children plans for a vacation and announced new residence in the Black Hills.
In Charleston on July 21 a mob gathered around the county jail after midnight and shrank to a few by 2 a.m. Sheriff J. M. Poul conveyed two black prisoners, Benjamin J. Rivers and Isaac Brown, accused in the slaying of Detective Paree A. Wensley a week earlier, to the state penitentiary with police and deputies armed. Detective Chief John J. Healey and Rivers had confessed the day before.
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