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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1937
Page
13
A dense OCR sample shows mixed classified copy soon after 1937, including job insertions and public notices. It lists notices to heirs and administrators for Franz Mattke and Fried Van Daley Deceased, hearings for letters of administration, and other legal notices. The page also contains ads for trees and liquor, farm sales, and various small business offerings with prices and contact hints.
Ruth Slenenynski, a twelve year old pianist and “Lone Scout,” joins Girl Scouts celebrating their twenty fifth year. She tours Europe and will perform in Queens Hall London in March while her sister Scouts host teas and pageants. Ruth, a prodigy and frequent traveler, keeps in touch with her community through Girl Scouting, meeting Mrs. Conwell in California and praising the movement’s motto Prepared.
Lucille Clarambeau reports seventh grade at McCay School hears teacher Lyla Mae Gutter read Catty Atkins Financier by Clarence Kelland. Catty and Financier partner Wee Moore start with fifty dollars to grow wealth, rent a horse wagon to serve summer visitors, and meet a mysterious stranger hiding in an old lighthouse as the tale unfolds.
Shirley Jean McCoy reports Tip-Top League and 4-H girls coordinating for a foods contest as part of the national 4-H preparation project sponsored by Servel Electrolux Evansville Indiana. County winners receive medals, education trips to Chicago and scholarships. Six-week sessions aim to finish work with meetings set for Tuesday at 7 20 at Elizabeth Cone home.
Girl Scouts in Hiawatha by the P T A fundraiser raised five dollars for their treasury at a McKinley School carnival. Two Girl Scouts and two Boy Scouts ushered at the event led by Mrs Floyd Urban, with grab bag items sold at five cents, as part of a serial carnival effort.
A church gathering opened by Hubert Humphrey at 7:20 p m Tuesday in the basement of the Methodist Church. Parents and mothers met in Wesley Hall while the troop studied in groups. Troop G joined with troop 3 for games. All boys left by 9 p m. Over 20 mothers and fathers attended to plan summer camp and the National Jamboree. Bob Van Dyke reported.
Fignatha Girl Scout troop No. 3 held a recent meeting opened by Velma Jonasom who spoke on good scouting. Jean Hetlinger was chosen as the new lieutenant and the girls formed four interest groups led by Dorothy Webster Adrie Scotchbrooke Jean Hetlinger and Dorothy Pickell. A Friday night carnival was discussed along with games and songs before adjournment.
Girl Scouts offer a special birthday scarf to members buying new uniforms for anniversary events through next October. Designed by Fjeril Hess of New York City, the scarf features a roman map of Scout activities across the country in blue green or yellow. Puerto Rico Scouts are pictured swimming while Texans and New Mexico Scouts appear on horseback.
A cryptic crossword style clue set features an aquatic mammal described as hairless with pi and numerous numbered hints across horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle lists words and partial phrases like gateway observe perform and various scattered letter puzzles, inviting solvers to fill in the crossword lattice.
Beadle County South Dakota County Court to hear petition for letters of administration of the estate of Peter Anderson deceased. Martin Berteleen filed petition. hearing set for April 1, 1937 at 10:00 A M in KP Building Huron. Tom H. Luby Judge of the County Court presiding. Attorneys Glanzer Sealy Magen Hagen represent petitioner.
A storm swept Wayland Valley with heavy rain and snow, leaving continuous precipitation through the early morning and all day Tuesday. Local observers reported persistent icy conditions and unsettled travel, with officials warning of slick roads and potential delays.
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