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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1939
Page
15
Fragmentary text cites individuals such as Celal Riel and Mrs Zuck and Crussey, with no clear event or context. The legible data resemble a local notice or obituary fragment. No definite actions or dates are discernible from the readable portion.
The 4 H Round Up in Brookings July 20 to 23 drew about 405 members from across the state. Activities included clothing judging, poultry demonstrations, officer elections, radio broadcasts, a band concert, and a candle lighting ceremony. Winners Corrine Hedlund and Alice Highland will represent South Dakota at the World Poultry Congress in Cleveland Ohio, with three scholars announced for Brookings.
Nine members and one visitor Helen Lacy attended the Wes thome Delores Rowen 4-H club meeting. Roll call had members describing first attempts and grooming reports including Cleone and Delores Rowen and care for hands by Gladine Speight.
Leader Wilma Schilling presided as program was carried on by Lucille Bowen the assistant reader. Following the meeting refreshments were served by the hostess Cleone Wright reporter.
Members Work Oa shes Sewing Exhibits Country Cousins 4-H Club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. T. J. Halpin. Roll call answered with miscellaneous information showing all but one member present. Lavelle Lanz led hints for slip patrons and material. Most members have started work on an exhibit. A June 1 1929 special meeting decided the club should have two demonstration teams: Mary and Katherine Kelley and Lois and Rae Lanz. Mary Kelley, reporter.
July 14 at Fed Halpin's home the Corn Club met with four members absent. Members compared growth estimates and discussed safety rules before ad journing. Reporter Ken Kelley notes the event.
The Girl Scouts of Salishawen Troop 7 held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at the Presbyterian Church, reviewing square knot pawline sheet bend and clove hitch for the woodcraft badge. Activities included star maps, “In the Barrel” and other games, then dancing and songs to close. Jerauld County extension clubs plan achievement day August 18 at the Wessington Springs field house with a full day and picnic noon.
The Great Britain poultry commissioner Percy A. Francis visits Willimantic and jokes that America is a land flowing with milk and honey. He remarks it is hard to believe Americans face low moods while praising the country’s abundance. Crop fair notes wheat 5-10 bu/acre, Batley 15-20 bu, rain 2.18 inches, pastures and stock in good condition.
Don ald Williams of Vivian has been hired to coach and teach mathematics in the high school during the coming year. He is a graduate of Pierre Ki sh a and Dakota Wesleyan University.
Charles C. Bradley a former district court judge who drew national attention in 1933 after being manhandled during a mortgage foreclosure dispute died at his Le Mars home after a long illness. He was 59 years old at his death.
President Roosevelt nominated Assistant Secretary of State Francis B. Sayre to be United States high commissioner to the Philippine Islands. The nomination was sent to the Senate on Wednesday to replace Paul V. McNutt, who resigned to become federal security administrator.
Governor Cochran, 53, filing for the Democratic nomination to the U.S. Senate, aims to challenge Senator Burke for the seat Burke has indicated he may contest. Cochran has served three terms as Nebraska governor and has campaigned on a no new taxes platform while cooperating with the Roosevelt Administration.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Olson and daughters Edna and Carolyn visited at the home of her sister Mrs T A Wicks Monday and also Tucker after farming interests here Mr Olson is manager of an old stadium at Hardington Neb
Funeral services held Friday at St. Josephs Catholic Church Orient for Laura Conway born March 25 1887 in Wisconsin Rapids. She moved to Orient with her family in 1894 and worked many years as a chief telephone operator. Survived by three sisters and three brothers with burial in Orient Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Attending from distance included Marie Conway of Minneapolis and Mary Beausoliel of Hollywood California.
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