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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
11
Huronite classified columns outline low cost and display advertising rates for ads of various lengths with a minimum 10 word charge. It lists word rates for up to six insertions, display rates per column inch, and rebates after a year. A safety reminder warns readers to avoid advance payments and suspicious propositions.
Public records detail mortgage and tax actions in Beadle County South Dakota including a public sale of Lot Sixteen in Block One J of Chambers First Restricted District Huron to satisfy indebtedness with interest and costs. Also notices of chattel mortgage sale for two trucks in Huron and county bids for county funds and school district finances with election logistics and bond adjustments.
In a feature style scene Cherry, amid Parisian flair, is urged by Mrs. Dixon to buy dresses on credit while debating Dan's reaction. A study conversation with her father follows about a family plan. Local updates report Alpena election results, a funeral attendance, and a minor accident involving a truck and a parked car.
More than 75 students and scientists attended a series of lectures by Professor Lillian Hethershaw from Drake University Des Moines on science teaching for primary and intermediate grades. Seventh graders studied The air and Its Neighbors while younger pupils explored Some Harmful Insects and How Animals Protect Themselves. Demonstrations occurred at the summer demonstration school with Aberdeem City School system cooperation.
Two dairy breeders meetings are planned in South Dakota with the State college dairy department coordinating. The South Dakota Jersey Cattle club will hold its annual picnic and meeting June 30 at Wahoo Lodge Gardens in Sioux Falls, while the South Dakota Guernsey Breeders association plans a gathering July 4 at the Flandreau Indian school. Jersey field man Prof T M Olson from State college and National Jersey Club official Frask Ase froth are on the program, with Cliff Finney of the Guernsey group to discuss industry developments.
The Presbyterian Sunday school held a picnic on the church lawn Monday evening as wet grounds blocked Ruskin garb. Nine attendees enjoyed a communal supper, served in the basement by the committee, with Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Prunty and three sons from Hartford as honor guests. They stayed overnight at Judy and Briggs homes. Mrs. Prunty is retiring as Sunday school superintendent.
The Dale social club gathered with Mrs. Mary Simpson's Esme to view a well attended meeting. Members finished their first quilt the orange peel quilt and began another. Proceeds from sold quilts go to the orphans' home at Sioux Falls. Next meeting slated for Thursday afternoon July 7.
Z club members and families held their annual picnic at Fisher's Grove on June 24 with a dinner and bridge at Archie Hurlbert’s home after showers. Earl Meek and Henry Mehlberg won high honors and lurch was served. Special PEO meeting in Woonsocket reports delegates to the state convention. Mrs Lawson hosts refreshments. Rain at Lake Preston on June 24 brings moisture for grain but delays hay making and corn harvest.
Home visit to Woonsocket notes Mrs Gere's sister Mrs D H Brewster returning home Wednesday after a stay with relatives.
Rain records and forecasts for Forestburg with June 27 and Sunday totals noted by the weather observer. A June rainfall summary mentions a 0.75 inch total and expectations of more rain.
Summertime safety guide stresses first aid basics for homes and picnics. It covers wound care including washing, antiseptic application, bandaging, and tetanus considerations, plus dog bite cautions and burn treatment with sterile gauze and precautions. It emphasizes seeking medical help for serious injuries and preventing infection.
Groton reports good weather with crops in the villa city showing splendid condition. North and east of the city fields of alfalfa and other crops are thriving amid clear summaries of agricultural status and promising yields.
Jime 24 reports proprietor J. E. McKillop plans to install a bowling alley in the building north of his Corner cafe. Work is proceeding. Alpena update notes G. H. Young, age 8, improving after three weeks of serious illness.
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