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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1939
Page
11
A simple three color rug pattern offers easy stitches and durable results. Pattern 6446 provides illustrations and instructions, materials needed, and color schemes. Send ten cents to Evening Buronue, Household Arts Dept, 259 W 4th Street, New York, with name and address and pattern number.
Fechner argues the CCC has generated lasting value with more than 2,209,000 enrollees since 1933. He notes 4,200 camps with 211,000 at maximum strength and 300,000 daily entrants to plant trees, build trails, and tame waters. Education programs reach tens of thousands, health and citizenship training improve morale and employability across a broad national calendar.
The United States Department of Agriculture film program on wildlife and conservation will be shown tonight at the State Fair Grounds wildlife park under the Soil Conservation Service. Showings begin at 8:30 p.m. with no admission charge. Children are especially invited by Donald A. Sanders, SCS assistant biologist, as the films, ranging from 45 minutes to an hour, come from various regions of the country.
REDFIELD July 27 Special Mrs. J Finnerty wife of Spink County sheriff suffered a fractured leg when struck by a car driven by Ray Bagges gard on Hed feld main street while crossing. An A Tag exam found no internal injuries. Responsibility not fixed. SUFFERS STROKE Carpenter July 27 Special G E Cressey 80 had a stroke at his home, cared for by daughters.
A promotional notice invites readers to rate with the best at swimming time and learn strokes. It describes side stroke basics, practice steps, and how to use top and lower arms, plus kicks. It advertises a 32 page booklet with diagrams for side stroke, crawl, back stroke, trudgen, breast stroke, floats, dives, starts, and turns, available by sending coin for Evening Huronite.
Masons and CBS join Friday for their annual picnic moved up this year to Labor Day week. An eastern porch gathering at the State Fair Grounds begins registrations at 5 p.m. with supper at 6 30. Activities include outdoor games for kids under 10 and a kittenball game for older children, plus coffee ice cream and drinks provided by the committee.
Mrs. Cora Morton died in Scotts Infirmary Davenport Iowa from a cerebral hemorrhage. She was 71. Funeral services and burial are planned in White with sisters Mrs Alfred Berg and Mrs John Larson traveling to attend.
Pittsburgh police and the owner hunted a burglar through a store for an hour before spotting him hiding in a display window. He still held $58 taken from a cash register, while another brief item notes an absent minded professor in Blacksburg forgets his car and buys a train ticket home. A separate note describes a man at Church of San Felipe De Neri making a $2 offering with a $7 check and receiving $5 in change after the check bounced. Harriet Whitney comments on the muskellunge’s ferocity while swimming in McCann Lake, Rice Lake.
A girl reported a large muskie bit her foot as she waded in a river. Her father, Harry Whitney, corroborated the account, stating she sustained a painful wound.
Democratic National Committee head James A. Farley aboard the Manhattan shied away from discussing a potential third term for the 1940 president. He predicted the eventual Democratic nominee would win and said no position would be stated until the President speaks. Republican chair John D. M. Hamilton joked about prosperity and the President's absence from Washington.
Beadle County transfers show Arthur S. Wolner buying and selling lots in Huron with John T. and Nellie Arends and Jack L. Arends for $1. parcels include lots in Wielots 9 and 10, block 5, and other additions. Hertha Knoke sells to Charles J. Uecker in Canistota with a fractional lot interest. Hazel P. Sumrall transfers to John W. Sumrall in Los Angeles for $10 in Southlawn addn to Huron. Sheriff to Huron for a $6,000 portion of Russell L. Wood estate in Conrad. State deed details list pt SEW 25-111-62 totaling $2,340.
SUFFERS EYE INJURY CONDE July 27 Special Harry Hangon has returned home from Aberdeen hospital after treatment for an eye infection caused by a flying grasshopper striking his eyeball.
Mrs. Ben Bingsr and Mrs. Henry Miller traveled to Minneapolis on Saturday to visit a few days with Mrs. Bingr in the special edition brief from Tulare.
Construction of a six cell block in the basement of the city hall to serve as a city jail is nearing completion as a WPA project. The reinforced concrete structure will allow police to confine intoxicated and violators locally, reducing county jail use. Also in Conde, Maynard Bjornstad returns from North Dakota visit with Margaret Berntson of Minneapolis.
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