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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1937
Page
11
The Evening Suronite of Huron presents classified ads promising fast outcomes with minimal expense. Readers are invited to place notices, sales, or announcements in the local section for prompt visibility.
Miss Hollyce Pritchard and Royal Melius announced their marriage this week. The ceremony occurred at Redfield on Monday July 12 with Rev RG Bink Yer officiating at a quiet ceremony attended only by witnesses. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Pritchard, a Cresbord High School graduate, class of 1996. Melius is the second son of Mr and Mrs William Melius of Faulkton, a Faulkton graduate, class of 1933, now a farmer planning to establish a new home in Faulkton.
threshing begins in Yale vicinity with Herbert Schulz starting on the Lenard Myspife farm. oats yield reported as other machines expected today while some farmers finish harvest. Reese Elevator manager David B Glazier plans cost sheds to expand fuel sales capacity. Farmers Elevator manager Paul Elein yaneer completes bin repairs in readiness for fall trade.
The state informs heirs and interested parties of Bert Corkins deceased that Zoe Jeigerhuis Charlie Corl euty and others are notified of a petition for administration of the Corkins estate. A court hearing is set in Beadle County South Dakota in Huron on the sixth day of August at 9:00 oclock. The notice names Tom Lory Glanzer and others as administrators or petitioners. A second notice to creditors lists Mrs Ruby Best and Kenny Bloom as administrators of the Loom deceased estate with July 1851 dates.
A special invitation goes to Juliette Low Local Council members to attend the opening ceremony of the Girl Scout Silver Jubilee Camp at Camp Andree Briarcliff Manor New York on Tuesday August 10 The honorary president Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt will speak and the event includes a pageant staged outdoors at the cathedral style theatre with hostesses from four U S regions and international delegates from many countries marking the twenty fifth anniversary of Girl Scouting in the United States
Jolly Fellows Handicraft Club met at Anton Heim's home after a mistaken date. The group sang The More We Get Together, recited the 4-H pledge, and read last meeting's minutes. Members Aloysious Selting Emil Brewer and leader Douglas Barrows discussed attending the Black Hills conservation camp.
Latham Lassies of Faulkton met at Mar garetta Cooper’s home on July 17. President Dorothy Potter led the meeting with the club pledge as members answered roll call by naming a flower. One member was absent. Demonstrations included Helping Mother Prepare Sunday Dinner by Thea Potter, Salad Dressing by Anna Parrett, and Egg Salad by Margaret Cooper. Games followed and a luncheon was served.
Readers ask if renters can borrow to buy the farm they live on. Agencies to contact include the Federal Land Bank and Farm Credit Administration. Local servicers like a Farm Mortgage or Federal Land Bank agent can guide. The Rural Resettlement program and Dill bill are discussed as possibilities pending Congress.
Sand Creek Snappers met at Boldt with all members present and one visitor. Ardeth Liebnow chaired as president. roll call noted a cleaning agent. Canning methods discussed. Girls to finish pillow tops before next meeting at Liebnow home on August 5. Report by Viola Liebnow.
Wormetadt Woolles club announces a tour and picnic on August 18 at Wen ce grove. Dela Barton St plans the event and asks members to confirm attendance with Lares Lorte Anderson or Dale Barfen. Maikoe Andere, a club member, reported the plan.
A jumble of clipped quiz items and farm advice from a rural column. Topics include crop terms, cattle pink eye and vaccine notes, pest control with grasshopper poison, wallpaper stain remedies, hard water for lawns, garden safety, and pruning timing for trees, all framed as reader questions with concise local answers.
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