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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1932
Page
11
Classified ads and display rates for The Evening Huronite Huron pages outline insertions word pricing minimums and display charges. It warns readers to avoid paying money for employment ads and to report suspicious propositions to the Classified Advertising Manager.
Executrix Innis Null of Thomas H Null estate is listed as mortgage holder in a Beadle County notice. The document details default on promissory notes, acceleration of the debt, and a public sale at the Beadle County courthouse in Huron on July 2 1932 to satisfy principal interest and attorney fees.
A beach scene unfolds with Cherry and Pearson sharing a wet embrace after a swim. He confesses long hidden feelings and declares love, as she responds with surprised affection and hints at future continuation.
Alpena Earl Sheffield spent a week at the Mike Higgins home. Emma Kempf returned home after three weeks with the Hannon family. Miss Merie Grih visited her aunt Mrs Raymond Schmidt. Jake Walker and children repaired at the Fred Koerner home. Bryan Snedeker of Carthage visited his sister Mrs Leslie Riggs. Mrs Henry Orth and children visited her mother Mrs John Detrich. Theda Leighton Lucille and Dor othy Sheffield walked to Er nest Young home four miles away. Theda Leighton rode 10 miles by bicycle in one hour five minutes to visit cousin Birs Tom Yegge. Owen King and family of Carthage with Mrs Thune Lindsted and William Leighton and others visited Crow Lake. T B Yegge and sons Archie and Jim of Dale visited with G H Youns family. Ila Briggs visited Frank Rodman children. Alvina of tives and Mrs J J Frick Les dinner guests at J J Frick’s. Ira Grece and daughter Margaret from Markville Minn came to visit relatives. They planned Gay to Wakonda then to Black Hills and Colorado before returning home. Lulu Kissmen and Marie Frimplett visited Louie Hegg home Thursday. Rev O E Dahlin and daughters Lucile Agnes of Beloit Wis are visiting BE C Neumeyer home. Mr and Mrs Robert Skinner spent Sunday at Walter Skinner’s near Hursn.
Harrold plans a full day of attractions with multiple events and prizes. The public is invited to attend the Fourth of July festival organized by the community. Funeral services were held Tuesday for Hoy Dane y’s eldest daughter, who died Sunday morning, with interment at Wessington Sprinpa.
A steady rain Saturday night boosts grain prospects for a bumper crop, with grasshoppers largely absent except in a few Gelds where damage is reported. A fire destroyed the Philip Winckler farm home in Sully County, with limited contents saved and partial insurance coverage. Numerous local residents, including Yale’s Ted Kuehl and others, were noted in visits, commutes, and weekend trips to towns from Hetlinger to Madison, Conde, Huron, and BeSmet, with various family and social gatherings mentioned.
Catherine Cramer Burdette of Redfield spent a week with Lucille Gross. Reese Howell made a farm business call Friday. John Roach of Redfield was st. at Redfield last week. S. S. Lloyd was a Miller caller Saturday. Kiva Harry Kenyon spent the past week in Bombang at Elbert Kenyan’s home. Mrs. George Anndersen cares for the Sisson children in their mother’s absence. Mrs. Renning of Rackham visits Leslie Bobseen home. Peter Olson family of Weyland visited Sundey at the Charles Olson home. Mr and Mrs John Polchow made a business trip to Redfield Friday.
Large Anne’s parish picnic and dinner described with neighbors Jake Heather and Carl Fatsrechtze from Parkston. Health concerns for Heather. oblique notes on Ollie Lieullen’s grandfather overnighting nearby. School election in Spring Lake township set a record with 38 votes. Gene Morrison reelected clerk for three years and census taker.
Mrs. Anna KK Issenuth receives third prize for a picnic sandwich recipe. The method blends honey butter and mayonnaise with whole wheat bread, advising thin slices, lettuce avoided to prevent sogginess, and wrapping for submission. Readers are urged to write names clearly and include serving yield.
A garbled OCR passage references highway authorities, jurisdiction, and a prohibition on erecting signs or signals that imitate official markers. It notes penalties for improper signs on roads or traffic signals and mentions treaties or state actions related to signage and public safety. The readable fragments suggest an act restricting imitation signs and requiring proper authorization.
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