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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1937
Page
11
A historical classified page outlines ad insertions with rates per word per inch and per column, plus display terms. It lists for sale seed corn and sweet clover offerings from H Weathrill and Hillstead Implement Co. with locations in South Dakota, and mentions Ford Fertilizers promoted by A M Urquhart.
Huron merchants join a dinner meeting to thresh out problems including implementing the new 3 percent state sales tax starting July 1. The session, on the mezzanine of the Maurvin Hughitt Hotel at 6 30, invites all retailers with advance reservations optional.
Girl Scouts prepare for summer at Camp Edith Macy Briarcliff Manor NY celebrating its twenty fifth silver jubilee The Edith Macy site offers training and outdoor activities open May 25 to Oct 3 Camp Andree in Westchester County welcomes 14 to 18 year olds with staff trained counselors and a Red Cross nurse In July Camp Andree hosts Silver Jubilee campers from around the world with limited slots for August and early applications advised for July only
The play Snow White and the Dwarfs was beautifully staged by Professor Hate and his musical pupil. It delighted audiences of all ages with vivid performances and graceful direction.
Lincoln School pupils staged a Friday evening parade and circus under teacher supervision and principal Marion Bushh field to benefit parents. Eleanore Wareing played piano, Juniors Ward drums, with 180 children in clown acrobat and animal acts including two headed woman and trained elephant.
Ora B. Swenson, school nurse, reports the good teeth contest closes May 17. The National Geographical Society book Our Insect Friends and Foes and Spiders is being shared among schools to support biology in any grade. Lincoln leads, Jefferson close, McKinley rising. Swenson urges keeping dentists busy and Traore buttons worn.
The Farnierette Club a Hand County 4 H Girls group led by Mrs Will Wade staged a one act comedy My Cousin from Sweden Friday night at Pleasant Valley Hall. They closed with a Black Face skit and held a dance to raise funds for club camp at Watertown on June 16 11.
A school reports setting up a jumping standard built from posts and nails, with students using a fish pole as the crossbar. The group, led by Shirley Jean McLay and Lyla Mae Gutzler, notes their first high jump attempts and hopes to exceed the record of forty one inches with practice.
The Jefferson G. R. Has Regular Meet notes the Jefferson Girl Reserves last met on April 29 with twenty one members present. Arla Iverson led the program and Carol Price served lunch. Dorothy Schrader wrote the report.
The Moody County Y C L convention drew about 500 members and delegates to Spafford Auditorium on Saturday May 1. The Huron Marionett Theatre performed, delighting the crowd with Pop-Eye Olive Oil and Tobey tha Clewa, earning generous applause throughout.
Susan Lawrence of Washington DC sues publishers of Gone With Wind claiming parts of her book Authentic History of the Ku Klux Klan were used without permission in Gone Will Wise. She seeks profits accounting and an injunction against further sale. The filing notes a 1924 publication and a court set for May 15 1937 in Huron South Dakota with Judge Alva E. Tuster presiding.
Nellie Minske filed in Beadle County Court to be appointed administrator of Inga Freeburg deceased. Hearing set for May 22, 1837, at 10 a.m. in Huron K P Building. Published weekly for three weeks in Evening Huronite. mailed copies per law. Sheriff sale notice follows on next page.
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