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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
7
A dated picnic guide favors inexpensive outdoor meals for July 4th. It promotes simple menus with sandwiches, vegetables, and easy carry items like cold meats, salads, and fruit. Skewered habob, steak fries, and watermelon feature as affordable, portable options for gatherings, with paper dishes and ready picnic kits encouraged.
A Newark reader touts Kellogg All Bran for six weeks of regular bowels. The letter claims bulk from bran clears wastes, improves appetite and sleep, and is non habit forming. It urges use as a natural remedy and to consult a physician if trouble persists.
A vintage recipe for beef loaf used to make picnic sandwiches. It describes grinding meat, frying salt pork, making a milk flour sauce, cooking parsley and onion, mixing with crumbs and seasonings, shaping on parchment, baking at 350 degrees, and serving hot or chilled in slices.
A fragment discusses picnic fare and convenience foods with mentions of ready to use dressings, paper plates, and napkins. It outlines a one day menu including breakfast with cereal and juice, lunch with corn beef or meat loaf sandwiches and potato salad, and a picnic supper with fruit and cookies, all noting milk or coffee for adults and children.
The daily vacation Bible school at Feth bany Lutheran church closed after a month under Miss Bertha Berg supervision with forty pupils. Sunday afternoon the church Sunday school held a picnic at Noble's park, with about 100 people present.
Graveling of Highway No. 50 from Tyndall west to the county line is complete. The 15 mile strip, regraded last year with paving planned but deferred for funds, received a first coat of 1000 yards per mile and a second coat. Oil work east of Tyndall to the county line should wrap up this week, creating a better link to the Black Hills and beyond.
In Los Angeles Myrtle St. Pierre the nurse seeks 200000 from singer David Hutton claiming a breach of promise. Defense witnesses describe multiple presumed suitors and a controversial social life while Hutton plans to testify. The ninth day of the trial saw clashes over length as Judge Roth admonished counsel.
A June conference in Watertown discussed the upcoming state American Legion convention to be held July 24 to 27. Cy Kasper of Brookings, department commander, met with J. D. Mullaney to plan and expressed optimism that the Watertown event would be the largest and most successful yet. Returns From Convention Athol. Mrs. M. A. White of Washington, D. C., visiting Miss Ella Wilhelm, recently attended the Republican National Convention in Washington and spoke about it.
Lake Preston defeated North Presto 14 to 0 at the tourist park in a slow one sided game. Smith back officiated.
A two year old Sioux Falls newsboy Sammy Barger was robbed when a boy in blue overalls struck his hand as he counted money. The thief ran off with the bills and coins and police are seeking a suspect matching the description.
Howard June 30 Special Corn has been making rapid growth in Miner county due to warm weather. Fields planted early are tall by the Fourth of July. Web worms caused some damage but have largely ceased. Some fields show regrowth after pest retardation. Rain is needed in dry areas. Small grain looks fine, though dry periods hurt some. Fall rye to be harvested late this week. spring grain soon after the fourth. First alfalfa crop stocked. hay quality high. Wild hay yields promising seeds. Livestock in excellent condition from ample pasture feed.
Gere Huron talent will present vaudeville at Heron Theatre featuring 25 local performers led by Mrs. Lee Bright. The bill includes songs dances and specialties plus Tom Mix in The Texas Badman. Shows begin 8:45 pm daily with family friendly entertainment. Guests at Raymond Raymond note visit from Rochester residents.
Mr and Mrs Gustaf Rovendaht from Connecticut arrived to visit Mrs Rovendahts sister Mrs John Lingscheit and Thor Nerland. They traveled with brother Peter Werland from Rol and Iowa and plan to sail from New York on July 7. They visited Arlington with Nerland and Lingscheit relatives.
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