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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1939
Page
13
In New York City four year old Susan Eckatrom plays with her pet cat at home as a court grants custody to her mother, singer Marion Telby, for nine months each year and the remaining three with her father Adolph G. Eckatrom. A key dispute centered on whether to perform an eye operation, and Susan wears a protective shield over one eye during some activities.
The document shows a financial statement for Fairfield Sentinel District No 3 in South Dakota. It lists July 1 balances and expenditures, with a balance on hand of 326.93 and references to a bank in Huron, South Dakota.
Notice from Federal Land Bank of Omaha detailing mortgage by Lena A. Venner and associated party, fore closure action under county records, dates cited July 1929 and August 1 9038 corrected in text, attorney listed.
Mitchell July 25 A total of 13 492 423 was expended by the WPA in South Dakota during the fiscal year ending June 30 Kennedy state administrator reported Monday The total WPA in South Dakota since 1935 stood at 50 253 125 The federal government provided 40 730 259 while sponsors contributed 9 542 866 The new appropriation requires at least 25 percent sponsor share through the years sponsors averaged 29 percent of expenditures Labor costs totaled 8 560 116 with 1 173 075 non labor from federal funds and 582 932 labor and 3 176 200 non labor from sponsors Since 1935 federal funds for labor reached 34 409 190 and 6 301 060 non labor Sponsors contributed 1 320 878 for labor and 8 221 968 for non labor The average non labor cost per man month under the program was 8 83 in the state and the new law caps non labor at 6 00 per man month.
At the 16th annual 4-H Club Roundup in Brookings from July 20 to 22, scholarships were announced for outstanding 4-H members. Arnold Nelson and Lester Jones earned scholarships from the Sioux City Stockyards Company for livestock achievement and high school performance, while Miss Faye Tyler received the Northwestern Yeast Company award for home economics. Nelson, Jones, and Tyler are noted for strong records in 4-H projects, with Nelson expanding livestock holdings and judging participation, Jones serving in club offices and livestock/yd teams, and Tyler excelling in foods, home beautification, and national club representation.
Bonilla youths Joyce Hamilton LaVerne Toillefson Beadle County representatives in the 431 Round Up at Brookings were among the four top poultry demonstration teams in the state. They returned home Saturday with accompanying club members and local supporters including Dekux Derscheid Wolsey Lorna Meyer Raymond Morse Alice Riel and Mrs Wilford Hamilton.
A meeting of the St Lawrence 4 H Club at Eleanor Bridenbaughs home elected the teller recreational leader lunch committee and demonstration teams. The Miller representative team will be chosen from Mary Lon Magness Eleanor Bridenbaugh Florence Ross Ardit h Moon after club demonstrations. Phyllis Ford reported on the 14 H camp at Lake Kampeska. Lunch followed prepared by Nene Ancerberg Lois Carter and Eleanor Bridenbaugh.
The annual Troop 22 meeting was held July 21. Donald Delvaux and Melvin Hollister were absent. Signaling and first aid were practiced and games were played. The meeting was closed by Bill Stewert, the scribe.
The Jolly Coyotes 4 H Club held its regular meeting on July 20 at Darlene Schuman’s home. Ten members answered roll call with their favorite rookie recipe. Six garments were judged, with Twila Hanson and Gertrude Smith noting attendance at the Brookings state 45 round-up last week. Lunch followed, and the next meeting is set for August 10 at leader Mrs E A Lyman’s home.
Mr and Mrs Oo M Pederson and Mr and Mrs Pete Teveldahl returned Monday noon from Osakis Minnesota after attending the funeral of Mr Teveldahl s uncle.
Brookings Jurza Special reports Day County duo David Sorbel and Dennis Bersh bach will represent South Dakota as a poultry production demonstration team at the World's Poultry Congress in Cleveland. Chosen from seven counties, Day County made the blue ribbon class along with Lake, Brookings and Beadle. Judge A. Turner of Washington, D. C. selected the teams. The Day County boys demonstrated capemany, aiming to boost poultry profits, handling 360 capons this year. Accompanied by county agent Al O Connel, they depart for Cleveland next week to compete against teams from other states.
County agent Yordham Mr Wagner led a group to the 4 H summer round up in Brookings. Participants Delwin Feihel Kotles Monroe Aene Mary Becky Carol Shuitz Kathryn Ruthoff Beulah Anderson Romnie Falkenberg. They judged clothing and home life items and later crafts in the Aggie chapel. Reports noted judging of shoes dresses outfits knitted slips and home textiles with oral reasons and group work led by Miss Fenn Miss Hanson and Miss Nelson. They toured chimes vet crafts and concluded with a 4 o'clock departure for home.
Airs. Paul Evans returned to her Mitchell home after a week in Alpena with relatives. Her mother Mrs. T. A. Hayes will spend several days there. Bath Warren accompanied them to Mitchell with the Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Proper. Mr. Proper was in Alpena for a Sunday sermon and then returned to Mitchell for Epworth League Institute activities.
Mr and Mrs Ted Pierson and their Wessington Springs daughter were guests Sunday evening of Mr and Mrs George Kinsmen. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Eugene Sparling and Juanita and Mr and Mrs William Chase and Wilma Lou, who were there all day Sunday.
Lillian Hueter returns to her country home after a stint at the Trading Post Store during the celebration. Her brief absence from the area and subsequent return are noted by local residents.
In Woonsocket on Friday evening July 25 a church ice cream social will be held at Cuthbert Church with specials for attendees.
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