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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1937
Page
8
Beadle County farmers plan an assembly tomorrow to map a seed purchase program for extensive forage crop plantings. Bankers civic groups and Beadle County commissioners will attend to promote funding and coordinate efforts, with the board adjourning its May session to participate. The meeting is set in the Farm Assembly Room at the Courthouse.
A Monday Co-Operative Club luncheon featured a College Group performance on a Music Week program. A quartet and cast members from the opera The Highwayman sang selections while an enthusiastic ovation greeted the performers. The program listed Scottie Dexter Charlotte Dugdale John Lynch Mary Warner Kenneth Knopp Art Tschetter Harold Studer Elizabeth Haynes and Bob Zimmer with Vera LaCratt at the piano under Loftus H. Ward’s direction. R M Hess spoke on the Huron Bicycle Club sponsorship and safety efforts including new bicycle ordinances and patrols at city schools.
Local club activity includes the Methodist Aid meeting with eleven participants and quilt work. Help One Another Sewing Club elects officers with new members joining. Birth announced for LeRoy Welling’s son at a Huron hospital. Residents visit relatives in Mitchell Aberdeen and Rapid City. plans for future moves discussed with potential relocation if a suitable site is found.
Members of the C C Stag Party will meet at the clubhouse Thursday night for the second stag gathering of the new season. Dinner will feature Lokedham as the chief item, served at seven, followed by informal entertainment and plans for a postponed golf match. Captains McKenzie C L Bailey lead two teams for the 1937 series.
Huron College students Neda Aisenbrey and Grace Warner contribute a piece to the South Dakota Educational Association Journal. They argue teachers must lead a revision of school systems focusing on child welfare and priority of the child over subjects in the ongoing reform.
The Woman's Study Club sponsors a new library with hundreds of donated books and funds to buy more. Spicer and Robinson are recovering in hospitals. Mothers Day parties planned by Legion Auxiliary and Past Noble Grand Circle. William Templeton Jr. in critical condition after a paralytic stroke. Public Health to hold free pre school clinic soon. Mathews and Bothwell seek work in California. Frische party with her mother joins Fitzsche on a farm in Nance after living in Washington.
Rockham Harry Levizow travels with John McKesn and Henry Levizow to Minneapolis for several days of business and visiting relatives. They plan to return home early next week. E A Newman left Saturday for Onida to visit his son in law and family.
Friends report Stanley Roach ill with infantile paralysis. his parents Waller and Mrs Roach hope for speedy recovery as the family travels to Rochester Minnesota for medical care. Ed Levizow and daughter Ann of Senech with Violet Levizow visited Huron and Lake Preston for business and to greet friends. Three club demonstrators at Mrs Gordon Davis home led by Nellie McLaughlin presented a Know Yourself demonstration with lunch served by Mrs Davis. A man filled gas at Chris Luiz station and drove off. sheriff notified Faulkson. man later found to be from St Paul driving a stolen car and St Paul authorities alerted.
Mrs F W James hosted the Bon Us Home Extension club at her house on Thursday with a potluck lunch. Miss Gwendolyn Baptist from Aber spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs O L Boyd and their daughter visited Mrs Wendell Phillips in Enyen. W L French visited Wolsey Saturday. Mr and Mrs BR May Carl French CUI Cooper Frank OBrien and William Radike were in Huron Saturday. The Misses Dorothy Syring and Gretchen Radak spent the weekend with Miss Adaline Cooper in Huron.
May 4. Despite cold weather a large number of sheep growers in this community are shearing sheep for the second time as mange troubles the flock. More farmers than usual are pooling the wool to bid for a better market.
In Buffalo on Sunday 88 year old Anthony Formica apparently complained of neck pain after a collision. He refused hospitalization at the scene but a doctor later found his neck broken and he began recovery plans.
Readers send questions on any agriculture topic to the Farm Editor for answers. The Extension Service at Brookings assists. include name and address for personal replies. Topics cover onions nutrition, mare’s milk for orphans, udder infections, and sowing western wheat grass with guidance from experts.
The article advises harvesting western wheat grass for seed due to rising demand. Check if heads contain seed, cut after the plant dries but before shattering, and let seed mature. Reported yields include about ten bushels of seed per acre with hay yields also noted, while current prices are around a pound per carload.
Speciatle reports Poule departs Blunt to Pierre Sasusdey for Sylvep, with care details for the son. June timing mentioned, St. Mar cis rooms noted.
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