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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1932
Page
11
Classified ad rates for November 3 1923 outline charges for insertions and display space. Warns readers to pay in advance and not send money for employment ads, urging verification and to notify The Evening Huronite Classified Advertising Manager of suspicious propositions.
A fragment notes interruptions and a repeated call as Gumps interacts with a rattling door and peeks into a scene, describing intervals of responses and a call that begins There is.
A jumble of 1932 notices includes seed and farm goods sales, a high school board meeting agenda, and a mortgage foreclosure alert for Beadle County South Dakota. Names include Haley Neeles Dee Wharton Wolsey and A J Lang with local businesses and a mayoral tone. The foreclosing mortgagee Sets May 7 1932 sale at the Beadle County Court House in Huron.
Paul traveled to Brookings for a weekend with friends. Lewis Terpstra, a Huron college student, visited his parents' home. Lester Jones of Swift and Company in Redfield spent time with his father Charles and sister Maxine. Mrs. Ceciel Monroe and Aberdeen children visited her parents, Dr and Mrs H W Sherwood. Helen Drayer, Brentford high school principal, visited her parents. Agnes Schmitz Violet Liebig and Coralyne Riche spent Sunday with Clarkville neighbors. Frank Morse of Alliden, Wyoming, arrived in Doland Thursday to visit his sister Mrs W J Boden before heading home.
Danforth Howard Morrison returned to his Nebraska home Saturday. Archie Geiver visited Miller on business last week. The Ladies Buffalo Country Club met at Elsie Winsell’s home Thursday afternoon with lunch served. Miss Margery Geiver stayed overnight at her grandparents’ Spring Lake township home Wednesday. Pat Mulaney, former North Hand County resident, ill at his daughter’s Sioux Falls home. son Mat aids. Mr and Mrs John Hutzman of Emery overnighted at the Jalie Beuther home Wednesday. Mary Burns, 86, formerly of South Hand County, seriously ill at her Miller home. Rev. Helghe conducted services at the German Baptist Church near Danforth Sunday.
LENNOX May 4 The former Farmers grain elevator here, bought by H H Knock, will receive general remodeling and overhaul and reopen for business with Joe D Miller in charge as agent. The elevator, closed for some time, was once owned by a farmers' cooperative syndicate. Miller has ten years in grain elevator work.
A banquet honoring the Yale glee clubs was given in the high school assembly by Miss Coates. A three course dinner was served at x45 clock. To aasts followed by members forming the letters Musical G C. Four musical numbers added to the program. Guests included Supt. B. H. Moon, toastmaster, Miz Moor, Miss Beckman, Miss Harding, Miss Porter and Miss Stiner.
Watertown resident Paul D. Greene director of United Welfare Association unemployment bureau asks for full time or past time workers to contact him. He notes several small jobs could go to needy women, while many men seek employment.
Lou Justman, farmer north of Plankinton, has received a patent for a new spiral corn picker that shells corn and uses less horsepower than prior models. Justman, a Aurora county commissioner, has applied the invention in practical farming. Also, Paul Baird, rural mail carrier and Boy Scout leader, broke both bones in his ankle playing baseball with the scouts and is immobilized in a cast.
Garden editor for The Evening Huronite requests entry to the Prose pexity Garden contest adult division. The writer asks for a contact or person with whom to arrange planting on a vacant lot in Huon, offering a plot they own to permit gardening and requesting names for suitable arrangement.
Platte May 4 thirty five students will receive diplomas at Platte High School. Exercises will be held in the school auditorium Monday with Prof Mundt of Madison as commencement speaker. Miss Agnes Rybok will be valedictorian.
In Brookings on May 4 the Industrial Collegian reports a student straw poll at State College showing Hoover and Roosevelt as preferred presidential candidates. It also notes Senator Norbeck and Governor Green leading Republican votes, with Cherry top for senator and Berry tied for governor on the Democratic ticket.
The fragment describes a scene with a coat tree an artificial fern worn carpet and the odor of boiled dinner from a kitchen Aunt Jessie stirs and seasons as usual. The question of marriage to Ernest Heath promises security and luxury for them both a grave temptation to be continued.
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