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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1938
Page
11
Classified notice seeking a beauty operator with manager license in Haven, South Dakota. Mentions no investment required with earnings from 100 to 200 dollars monthly, prompts past experience and references, includes coded reference numbers 1941 Huronite and 1937 Huvorite.
Special Execution on June 2 1938 judgment from Circuit Court Beadle County South Tarkola issued to Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation against Martin Newcome and Mark Davis sale of Northwest Quarter Section 24 Township 112 North Range 6 West Beadle County South Dakota at Beadle County Courthouse front door Huron August 1 1938 at 2 00 PM cash to satisfy debt plus interest and costs dated June 5 1938 Sheriff of Beadle County South Dakota Attorney Leo A Temmey
Brookings July 27 The 4-H club under state leader H M Jones promotes making a permanent photo record of projects. Members may win a photo album or camera prizes by submitting six to twelve pictures showing corn, potatoes, livestock, garden, clothing, or home tasks. Entries due October 4 at county extension offices with suggestions available from the state 4-H office.
The last meeting of the Altoona Happy Go Lucky Club was held at the home of a member to discuss sewing techniques and project ideas. Members shared tips, samples, and planned future workshops.
Nine members of the Jolly Coyotes 4 H Sewing Club aired a WNAX program on Friday July 22 at 2 pm featuring solo and group songs accordion solos readings and a short play written by club members. Afterward they toured the studio nursery greenhouse and Yankton area with leader Mrs. E A Lym in.
Newi scouts or Sakakawea Troop 7 met Monday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church for a nature study. They sang songs from Girl Scout camp then walked to Winter's Park and identified 21 plant varieties. The group closed by collecting leaves and planning fall activities. next meet at Mrs. F. D. Greene’s home Monday at 1 30. Report by Phyllis Gross.
The Yole Willing Workers held its third meeting at Margaret Bomiy’s home on July 19 with only one member present. Roll call named a vegetable. Ruth Marsh reported on making an apron and holders while Esther Zieucklert spoke on straightening materials. Ormentyn Olson gave a foot health report. Next meeting planned at Dorothy Muself’s home. Vera Kiudi, reporter.
Mrs Avis Mathiason of Rockham drove to Miller on Saturday to attend a 4-H club leaders meeting. She was accompanied by Mrs Tillie Stapp and Mrs Lilian Lea. Two members from each 4-H club attended and presented the Help Day demonstration. Home makers 4-H Club will demonstrate Mak
Describes peach jellies and jams with notes on flavor and origin of the peach, then provides several jelly recipes including Ring Peach Jelly and Spiced Ripe Plum Jelly with ingredients, steps, and yields.
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