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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
15
A mixed set of crossword style clues lists many terms and names across vertical and horizontal entries. It pairs ballplayer hints with weather and biblical references, including Latin and native metals, and ends with miscellaneous descriptors and wordplay prompts.
Spike, barely alive, reveals Castaloni’s Long Island hideout and a warning to Angus. They drive through Manhattan traffic to a lit country house, where Angus approaches on foot and Adoreen’s scream erupts as floodlights blaze. The scene ends with “To Be Continued.”
A pattern advertisement describes a jacket dress ideal for town travel and visiting. The shirtwaist style uses a soft round collar, worn beneath a plain colored jacket, with prints on sheets or crepes. Pattern No 8957 comes in sizes 36 to 52, requiring 7 13 yards of fabric for size 38. Printed at West Wacker Drive Chicago, pattern book and pattern order prices are listed.
Answers include Bob Felier of the Cleveland Indians draft questionnaire Hank Greenberg of the Detroit Tigers drafted earlier Don Budge wed Diedre Conselman in Chicago Craig Wood won the National Open at Fort Worth and a boxing match involving Cann and Buddy Baer was scheduled Nova in September also mentions Davis and Beal Cross Roads teams.
The Good Luck 4-H Poultry Club met at Norma Baum's home with Lois Muttke leading singing. Members discussed their poultry projects including White Rocks White Wyandottes White Minorcas and Rhode Island Reds. Treasurer Phyllis Mattke reported 50 cents and notes from Lake Herman camp with six members attending. A picnic June 8 distributed camp funds and featured a boys versus girls kiltenball game. Talks covered scaly leg ticks beetle larvae and delousing methods while demonstrations taught introductions and rising. Next meeting scheduled July 12 at Leonard and Phyllis Mattke's home with visitor Mrs. Sarah Wood present.
Eleven Redfield youths, including scout bugler Jim Howard, attend Camp Daketsh near Miler with Tom Olding in charge for the second year. Activities include swimming, canoeing, camping, and Scout tests as 95 boys stay in a camp with 88 capacity. tents and transport funded by local supporters.
The Home Makers 4-H Club of St Lawrence met at Marian Shoop's home on June 28. A vegetable poking demonstration was given followed by a discussion. Mary Jean McPhail spoke on hand care. Four members plan to attend club camp and discussed the ice cream supper fundraiser. After a social hour and lunch the meeting adjourned.
Bonita of the Cheerful Chuma 4-4 Club demonstrated making a lard cake at a Thursday afternoon session after a brief business meeting. While the cake baked members played games and sang songs, then tasted the frosting and cake at lunch. Visitors included writer Alice May Oakley and reporter Bonita.
A special board of review for Boy Scouts held on June 20 at the Scout office approved Roland Sanderson of Huron Troop 1 for the Second Class badge. Board members present were Lynn LaCraft, chairman, with George L. McNamara and George D. Van Dyke.
Beadle County Beadle County Red Cross chapter organizes home service units under Ruth Lewallen and Judge Boyd Benson with Harold Markey directing. Two representatives per township will gather and relay information for Army Navy and Marine training camps to aid furloughs loans or support for families. A countywide meeting is planned for Saturday at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel Wilkes Building room.
A playful note states that if a man had arms and fingers proportionately as long as a bat relative to his size, his reach would be 30 feet fingertip to fingertip, illustrating exaggerated limb length.
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