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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1938
Page
3
BROOKINGS March 24 Special A M Eberle Extension Director outlines the two requirements for full Farm Act payments for South Dakota farmers. Keep planting soil-depleting crops within allotments and use soil-conserving practices to meet soil-building goals.
The report outlines farm loan rates and policies for non-cooperators, crop insurance plans starting with 1939, and measures to stabilize market supplies and prices for wheat and other farm products. It notes loan rates at 69 to 75 percent of parity, marketing quotas, and incentives to protect bread consumers and producers.
Mrs. Celeste Barnes announced the South Dakota bookmobile itinerary operated by the Free Library Commission and the WPA. The schedule lists stops at McIntosh Lemmon Bison Buffalo Newell Sturgis Faith Dupree Isabel Tinker Lake and Pierro with dates from March 24 to April 6.
St Lawrence March 28 stage production The Man From Newberg directed by Harold Ala proceeds to Community Church fund. Cast includes Craddock Thompson Swenson Blanchard Royen Lovelace Pry Thompson Holmes Bush Prim Lennis Graydon Bating Molt Atsy Cox Jones Baxter Love lace. Easy Aces Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Turner in Alpena March 21 guests Mrs Neuharth Rosser.
The Joral chapter of the Rebekah lodge met in special session Saturday at the home of Mrs. Mynas Madsen with Mrs. Irene Fender and Mr. Van Tos sel in attendance. After the meeting the hostess served refreshments.
Gotfried Johnson returned home Sunday after months of treatment at the Estelline Hospital.
SIOUX FALLS Mar 24 W A Rynolds Cantor was elected president of the South Dakota Oil Men’s Association at the close of its 18th annual convention. Albert Nelson Miller named first vice president. John Rios Watertown coad vise president H L Aden Sioux Falls third vice president F W Beuhler Madison secretary treasurer. Directors carried over include L G Oakes Beresford district 1 A J Baldwin Lake Preston district 2 Groton district 3 H Dorothy Philip district 7 Albin Nesland Timber Lake district 8 C G Skarivedt Rapid City district 9 Phi Trerbiay Sioux Falls cooperative division area J Dindedaht Carthage district Leonard Wadel Mitchell district 1 BE H Kang Winnes district 6. Warnings against rising taxes and new philosophies of government were voiced by C A Christopherson Sioux Falls banker and former Congressman. Watertown chosen as 1938 convention city.
In Hond County a Friday afternoon gathering at the city auditorium brought together chairmen vice chairmen and secretaries from area home extension clubs. Mrs U B Croll chaired with Nora M Hott on hand to discuss county problems and upcoming club year. Members voted on a program focus toward Foods Clothing or Home Management, final choice pending Faulk County clubs vote.
Huron state deputy game warden Pellant was chief speaker at a Commercial Club gathering Monday evening. He outlined the National Wild Life Restoration Week from March 20 to March 26 and discussed preservation and restoration of wild game in the area.
Lake Preston plans an April 4 5 program led by P T A and state health officials to immunize school children for smallpox and measles inoculations and to conduct dental and medical exams. County nurse Cecile Munson and Alice Olson oversee with doctors Grove Butler Jensen and F E Hesby in charge.
Beadle County records show Paul Kieinsasser transferring to Edw B Cooper in Yale for $1 a lot in block 2 added to Yale and Frank B Lamberton and others moving to Fred Kirk in Huron for $1 a lot in McNider's Addition to Lake Byron. Fer to Lake Byron. Farm Mortgage Investment Corp transfers to Federal Land Bank for $1 and Huron Country Club to Northwest Southeast quarter 33-12-62 Ely area with 600 dollars due July 1 1950 at 4 percent interest as part of NEY 25-13-82.
Special dinner at the M. E. Church followed mounting services to honor the new student minister the Rev. Floyd and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kennedy who depart for Huron and Mr. and Mrs. John Ricekenbaugh moving to Minnesota.
Miller Woman's Club sponsored program on cancer control held in the city auditorium dining room Tuesday afternoon. About 165 club members and others attended. Eleanor Wareing Steele opened with songs, piano by Earl Spain. Dr J C Hagin spoke on cancer causes, prevalence, diagnosis, characteristics, prevention and treatment. Mrs Howard Ty of Pierre, commander for South Dakota of the Women’s Field Army for cancer control, introduced the organization and used lantern slides to present information on disease and prevention.
Earl Miller departed Monday for Ta. after spending two weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs Lioy Miller. He will return to work on the farm there this summer.
Watertown reports that Donald Bawns, son of Police Chief Read M Downs, paid a $1 traffic fine. The incident highlighted as unusual because the offender is the police chief’s son, unusual for a town report.
Carpenter Study Club gathered at Wallace Wie game last week with hostess Mrs Iver Tverson. Two papers were presented on Alns by Helen Madsen and Our Children by Gladys Bottger. Music featured Na aip i Tschester Esther Opsahl Chara Wicks Hazel Boyd Helen Ratliff. A pantomime featured Pearl Trevithick reader with Clara Wicks Esther Opsahl Myrtle Boyd in character roles.
A petition for C G Carrell of Lemmon seeking the Democratic nomination for judge in the twelfth judicial circuit was filed Wednesday with Secretary of State Goldie Wells. Also filing were Lory P Larson of Howard seeking the eleventh senatorial district nomination and Sam H Baker of Newell aiming for the fifty third Democratic representative nomination.
Watertown residents will vote on April 19 in a city election to decide two questions. A $808,000 general obligation bond would finance auditorium construction, while a separate $10,000 loan would fund equipment procurements for the project.
31510 gallons of ard liquor sold along with 5508 gallons of strom wines and cordials and 602 gallons of light wines and 5 more of alcohol. Ten percent tax on liquor amounted to $52.00. CEYTYSBURG reports a teacher release. Mylo Jackson released as biology and typing instructor to join Aberdeen junior high. Curtis Mogek of Huron arrived March 3.
A fragment outlines a personal health claim about clearing pimples and blemishes. It mentions Const ys Verna Schlepp and suggests washing bowels to improve complexion, with references to lines about health, pimples, and constipation. The text is fragmented and lacks verifiable details.
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