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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1938
Page
11
An odd classified style note promotes a cool room and cool cash for summer costs. It laments time wasted on classification and mocks a Hurusite ad for its results. The fragment hints at promotional copy and puzzlelike wordplay rather than a clear event.
A clipped employment notice warns against cash payments for territorial rights and excessive merchandise supplies. The department states no known region or authority approving such payments and urges caution against ill advised solicitations.
Ann Adams pattern 4856 offers a simple ladies frock in sizes 14 through 42 with adjustable pleats sleeves and collar. Includes instructions. fabric 458 yards at low cost, prints or white cotton broad cloth recommended. Book and pattern set priced 25 cents, pattern alone 15 cents, send order to Evening Huenvite Pattern Dept.
Miss Jeanette Buck unit leader at Camp Laughing Water New York City describes a three day explorer trip by six Sherwood Forest Girl Scouts of Bronx Camp. Accompanied by unit leader Harald Hales and chaperone Jet Monday the group toured Newburgh Olivebridge High Peak and Bear Mountain via the Catskill region covering 275 miles with hiking and trail camping along the way.
The Huron County council with Mrs. B. C. Grothe as Commissioner and Miss Helen Buchanan, director, extend thanks to Scout and Brownie leaders for making the day camp at the State Fairgrounds July 19 to 22 a success. About 3 Girl Scouts attended daily and 32 Brownies on Saturday, with daily programs in handicraft, singing, drama, and camp cookery amid ideal weather.
Brownies cooked Angels on horseback over campfire during Friday night supper and noon activities. Photos were taken as a permanent record of Girl Scouts of Huron camp. Some Scout belongings found and may be returned to Mrs Laskowski.
The Little Women 41 Club gathered at Darlene Larson's home with all members present. Plans were made to sell ice cream at the Farm Union meeting Friday evening at the Tipton schoolhouse, with cake to be served. The hostess provided refreshments and an afternoon of social time. The next meeting was announced with Eva Mae Titon and Helen Esher Dague named for a later date.
The Lakotah Troop 1 met at the Congregational Church and brought swimming suits for Ravine Lake where they ran about a half hour. They then went to Riverside Park to play games and eat lunch. They sang songs learned at camp before and after lunch, meeting Tye on the way home.
The Fairfield Stitcherx aynx met at Margaret Caldow home on July 2 with Dorothy Olson Mable Kenison and Jeanette Olson presenting talks on Colors Becoming to Blondex Colors Becoming to Hrunettes and Colors Becoming to Redheads. Eleanor Olson notes a picnic planned for August 9 at Maki Kenison home inviting leaders and members.
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation seeks collection from Axel C Vallin Henry Vallin and Anthony Vallin after a 1938 judgment for 3758.74 dollars. Special execution covers North Half of the West of the 5th Principal Book containing 198.3 acres in Beadle County South Dakota.
Beadle County South Dakota notices show the high bidder for cash at public auction at the front door of the Beadle County Courthouse in Huron on July 2. Wellington attorney Leo A Temmey represents Pi Na. Also noted is Leone Peterson leaving for Oroville California to visit her brother Wesley Peterson. Gene Meritt of Agar is visiting Blunt this week.
James K Dunn born November 11 1862 at Spancer Indians married Lila Callison in Iowa. They had three children Claude Floyd and Mrs Glenn Mitchel. He moved to South Dakota in 1906 farmed near Hitchcock retired 1928 died July 20 1938 at Minion. Lifelong Methodist and Knights of Pythias member. funeral in Hitchcock Methodist Church.
The 4 H Club of Helle Prairie Township met at the Stout home with Marene Walter visiting. Leader Jane Hedlund demonstrated neater methods for finishing heavier fabrics. Discussion focused on sewing materials and garments for small children, emphasizing skin friendly, washable, durable cloth. A refreshments break followed.
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