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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1937
Page
11
Classified ads must be in The Evening Humanite office by 6 PM the day before publication. Too Late to Classify ads accepted until 12 noon on publication day. New cars delivered FOB Huron priced from $696.00 up.
A Justice Department speaker from Washington will address a meeting of the University of South Dakota School of Business Administration on March 19. After discussions, the speaker will interview senior students and may select one for Washington training in Federal investigations. The ideal candidate is a Law or Business graduate with strong grades and leadership traits. The chosen trainee would go to Washington, then be assigned to one of 18 departmental districts, with the speaker likely coming from Chicago. Also reported, Mrs. Mary Jane Kramer of Rapid City died Friday night at the Lutheran Old Peoples Home in Sioux Falls. Funeral services will be held in Rapid City. she is survived by three daughters and a son.
The Girl Scouts of Iowa City lead in educational television through WOXK broadcasts from the University of Town electric engineering department. They draft scripts, craft charts, and present first aid arts and crafts archery star studies and photography on air. Professor Edwin B. Kurtz praises reports from Town and surrounding states on their sight and sound programs.
The Boy Scout International Bureau in London announced that Scouting in Venezuela is officially recognized as a link in the world movement. Venezuela's Scouts, led by National Commissioner Captain Sans M. Rausseo and International Commissioner Senor Federion Diaz L, number over 30 and grow rapidly. The World Scout Census lists 2,251,726 Scouts and leaders globally, with jamborees every four years. the fifth will be at Vogelensang Rol Yunid from July 31 to August 3, 1997. A USA contingent will attend from the National Scout Jamboree in a planned route.
The F. H. FL 4-H Club met at Mrs. D. W. Fuller home on Friday evening. Members studied health topics and practiced health exercises. Plans included a gilay to earn Taeney for students going to school and monthly parties beginning March 19 hosted by Irene Boon. Dorothy Smith Irene Boon and Frances Antrany named on the game committee. Doreen Andrews reported.
Lene Tschetter reports that pupils at Sunshine School were enrapt by Miss Glanzer reading aloud Miss Patana del Sla tore. The book kept listeners in suspense to the last page and was very interesting.
The Alen District No 2 School and Neeman School plan a spring program. Miss Pierson of Neeman will select a 19 character play for both schools to perform. Ruth Iverson of grade eight wrote this account of the plan.
The Coolidge League of the Connell School held a declamatory contest with fifteen pupils competing and four in essay guests. Three judges will select five winners who advance to the March 14 contest. Miller Glanves, age VV, is credited as the author of this activity.
Doris Finck reports that eighteen Washington School Girl Reserves met to discuss a spring conference themed the Chinese Lantern Festival. The next meeting is set for March 22.
Our school loses two members Lucille and Robert Ciarambeau who will finish the year at Murray School. They plan to write in as requested by Shir and are marked for temumarance in the farewell note.
Shirley Jean McCoy, an eighth grader at McCoy School taught by Lyla May Gutzler, reports that at the last meeting the class decided to use a cesi chart with three points cleanliness orderliness and cooperation. Students earn three red checks for full duty and receive a black check if two pupils fail. the goal is to keep all red checks.
The contest invites entries for a recipe using appetizing fruit or fish cocktail. Rave HT readers should send their dish ideas to the Evening Baron ue office before five o clock next Wednesday.
Water spots cause rings and fiber tightening on fabrics especially plain silks and dresses with prints. Rubbing with fingers or fabric, damp pressing, and occasional steaming help remove spots, though full wash may be needed for stubborn residues. Coat linings resist water spots best when makers use water spot proof fabric.
Wessington Springs College in South Dakota announces a two nine week summer session from June 7 to August 9 under director Oxcar Lowman WI. President W A Harden says the program mainly aids grade teachers seeking credits for certificate renewal or higher certification, with broad courses allowing others to earn college credit by summer study.
Otto Dahlgren born November 9 1862 in Oslo Norway died February 1951 at his home in Huron after years of bed confinement. Survived by his widow six daughters two sons and many grandchildren. funeral at Willow Creek Lutheran Church conducted by Rev Odlin.
A damaged OCR page presents a dense list of clues and partial answers across horizontal and vertical entries. The fragment mentions printers, fats, oceans, taxes, and various word definitions, suggesting a themed word puzzle or crossword-like feature from a historical issue.
A Senate committee report urges federal supervision or prohibition of giant railway holding firms. It details the Van Sweringen empire’s holding pyramid, a $9 billion network, and an $39.5 million stock mortgage leading to an auction that kept the brothers in control. The panel calls for further study of 24 other systems and questions the legality of recent transactions.
The clipping notes multiple community items including a March 19 church meeting with Mrs Lawrence, a Women’s Missionary Society gathering with Mrs Eleanor Black, and reports of residents moving to Wayland and Detroit. It mentions visits to fast routes like Rapid City and Midway, Wyoming, and local families such as the Peddicords and Mendersons with several names recurring in social notes.
Residents from Alpena and nearby towns spent the weekend visiting relatives. Names include Mrs Huran Waht and Miss Patricia Land with ties to Alpern and Huron. Other figures such as Elea Courary and Rex Smith traveled to Mitchell for a basketball tournament. Leonard Triplett and family visited Vesta Triplett in Huron and Evelyn Hexy joined relatives in Alona.
A farewell gathering was held Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Melvin orkekian as they move to Redfield. Friends and relatives attended at the home, while Mrs. Fred LaChance of Turton remains to assist with children during Miss Straw’s absence.
Pierre March 16 A plea for reinstatement of disbarred attorney EB Sullivan was heard by the state supreme court. George Denforth appeared for Sullivan who was disbarred in 1904. In March 1984 Sullivan drew a 30 day contempt sentence later cut to 15 days. No decision on reinstatement was announced.
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