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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1937
Page
13
A scanned historic page segment lists classified ad rates and rules for the Evening Huronite with entries on office phone requests, insertion costs, and deadlines. It includes a sample ad for a prestigious financial representative and details about vehicle parts, machinery, and farm supplies from multiple local sellers and repair services.
4 H girls in clothing clubs will model self made outfits at county achievement days with two creations each. County winners receive gold medals and state reps are chosen for the national 4 H club congress. Divisions include wash dress wool dress best dress and informal party dress sponsored by Chicago Mail Order Company since 1923. Jeanette Unrush of Turner County was state winner last year in the blue ribbon class at Chicago.
Coolidge School held its YCL contest Friday March 12 with many parents in attendance. First place in first and second division went to Phyllis Jean Hornig for Cats N Kittens and Patricia Ford for When Mary Reads. Third and fourth division first went to Phyllis Flint with Gee Im Scared, second to Wilbert Hohm for A Boy to His Stomach. Fifth and sixth division first to Miller Glanzer with Johnny Gets Ready For School, second to Willien Hints for Anya Marys Essay. Seventh and eighth grade first went to Merlin OBrien for On the Train With Reggie, second to Vern Hintz for Babys Birthday. Seventh and eighth grade essays saw Loretta Hintz first and Vera Hintz second on Highway Safety. Judges were Miss Kay Newcome Mrs William Davis and Mrs John Rasa. A school chorus sang while Vicilien Hintz, a fifth grader, wrote this report.
The Hyde County Young Citizens League will hold events Saturday March 20 at Fightors High School. Morning essay contest features four competitors Marjorie Mosher Robert Foster Nadine Vopat and Graes Thinglestad. Afternoon includes county chorus and a declamatory contest with representatives from five districts.
The Junior High Girls Reserves met this week with Florence Sether reporting that the spring conference will be held April 10. Four waitresses and two hostesses were chosen to assist at a tea Saturday, and the group spent the period making colorful lanterns as conference favors. Darig Manta was the reporter.
The F. FL and B Club holds its regular monthly meeting tonight at 71:30 o clock in Dorothy Snows home at 328 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest. A business session follows and members will weave leather strip bracelets. All members urged to attend.
Troop 6 met Tuesday night with Assistant Scoutmaster Cecil Shepard opening the session. Scouts repeated the Scout Oath and were divided into patrols for a brief meeting, then grouped for study. First aid and signaling covered by the first class groups, with G. D. Van Dyke leading drills.
A meeting concluded at 4 36 PM noted in brief records. The session referenced Stock Ports and individuals Bob and Dyke with vacancy updates. Further details were not provided in the accessible text.
A candlelight service marked the investiture of Mrs Ray T Jennings as captain of the Sakakawea Troop Jr. girls with Hank Amundsen and Miss Peterson among those participating. The ceremony included lighting from candles symbolizing the Scout promise, troop meetings, and praise songs, followed by notes on Jennings’ background and prior involvement with youth groups.
A scrambled society puzzle page lists varied clues and partial answers across topics from decor to music. Readers are invited to solve cross references while noting themed entries such as silk road terms, lettuce types, and instruments amid scattered definitions and wordplay.
Notice to creditors of Joseph J. Bachman deceased. Creditors must present claims with proper vouchers within four weeks after first publication. Address claims to Walter Bachman administrator at 910 Beach Avenue Huron South Dakota, or file with S P Glanzer Clerk of Courts Beadle County and mail a copy by registered mail to the administrator. Attorney HL W. Markaey for administrator.
The Rotary Club hosted Huron High School state champion basketball coach George Dekletz and his Tigers squad at a Wednesday luncheon. Superintendent A J Lang introduced Dekletz and the team, with Edward F Critchett stressing petroleum’s role in industry and civilization as part of the program.
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