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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
8
A diet guide explains iron abundant foods and daily servings from two iron rich foods plus others. Breakfast suggestions include oatmeal whole wheat bread eggs and molasses while other meals feature liver greens beans and dried fruits. A weekly menu favors beef stew beans liver once a week and meals with whole grains vegetables and milk.
Gov Shaft, returning from a eastern trip, urged faster handling of seed loans for North Dakota farmers. He asked Secretary Hyde to send checks from Minneapolis to facilitate relief deeds and sought a blanket mortgage waiver for all loans in the territory rather than individual waivers, and was assured it would be done.
A severe earthquake struck Napier Hastings and Wairoa and nearby districts causing heavy shaking and property damage. The report notes multiple cracks and damaged structures affecting residents in the coastal region.
A historic recipe describes apricot and prune dessert rich in iron. It details ingredients including apricots prunes water cornstarch sugar and salt with fat pastry. The method covers soaking draining cooking preparing the pie crust baking and serving hot or cold.
Home hints recount strawberry pie and shortcake recipes by Edna Starr and Mrs. Ed Strub, honorable mentions in a local recipe contest. The note lists ingredients and blending steps, plus a call for new entries from Central South Dakota homemakers and a strawberry cream recipe by Mrs. H M Link.
A historic notice invites homemakers to submit one recipe for rhubarb desserts. Prizes total three, with awards of 1.50, 1.00, and 0.50 dollars. Entries must include name and address and be written on one side of paper.
Atlantic City May 5 The Methodists prepare for the first committee review of birth control in church history. The family relations sub committee will report a path to general conference action. A memorial from Omaha asks changes to divorce rules limiting state granted divorces to scriptural causes. Also under review is the role of the "marrying parson." In Raymond May 5 the first pasque flowers of May are reported from the Hegarty hills south of town, unusually large.
Graf Zeppelin touched down in bad weather at 12 20 a m marking its fourth voyage this year from Friedrichshafen Germany. In Portland Oregon two youths stole shoes laces and received 90 days for the theft of 143 pairs of shoelaces.
Osceola families and guests visited relatives and friends Sunday in Raymond Iroquois Huron Wes Haube Virgil Erwin and nearby areas. Notable families include Danforth Massey Kellogg Busch Furrier Raabe Pederson Wasem McClure Schlueter and several unnamed guests.
A. Berger returns from Florida after wintering there. Mrs. Henry Freidrichsen hosts the S. C. club at her home Thursday. Bernice Hagedorn of Huron visits the E. C. Buckley home. Hazel Bieger returns from Huron where she visited friends.
Bancroft Mrs Sam Risch of Holloway Minn visited over the weekend with her son Henry Risch and family. Also present were Mr and Mrs Henry Heinenreich Aber deen Miss Olea McKlinty Aber deen Mr and Mrs Thomas Brand and children and William Northern Huron. Mrs Oscar Carlson and son of Carpenter also visited there.
A short dispatch notes Lane Chilceah Pier traveling to Eyvanstot Ti to visit relatives. Also details a Zion Lutheran confirmation class of twelve at a Sunday service and various local community events including a 99th birthday surprise for Mrs. Ole Johnson and a potluck for over sixty attendees.
Ree Heights resident Mrs. Maxwell of Manchester visited the Sheldon family over the weekend. Miss Etta Leyson taught at Wesington Springs and was a guest here. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nerland visited Miller on Saturday. Mrs. Etta Bawdon underwent major surgery at Miller hospital. George Sheldon returned to Nebraska work after a three week stay. Lee Bevard, a Miller hospital patient, returned home Thursday. The Leysons, Ezra Leyson and son Dwight, and Miss Adelaide Edwards from Miller, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Heth of Huron, were Sunday visitors at the Byron Swartz home. Enock Bawdon also visited Miller on Saturday. Sunday callers followed.
The report lists residents visiting or returning from sites such as Miller hospital Gettysburg Watertown and Yankton. It mentions Mrs Charles Gardner Mrs Ruby Frey Mrs Margaret Burrell Miss Gladys Hammill and other locals teaching positions and family trips with details on travel dates and destinations.
Ruth Sulter of Huron spent Sunday at her home. John Kingdon traveled by truck to Valley City, NC. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sims drove to Huron Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cotton and family visited in Huron Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schroeder and other close mentions follow in the same social roundup.
A list of Sunday trips and visits from Huron and Redfield includes Mr. and Mrs J Fills and Mr and Mrs J C Mulvaney heading to Redfield, Miss Lufa Murphy visiting friends, Mr and Mrs E E Du Bois and others hosted by Mr and Mrs Leone Goodell, and Mr and Mrs M E Lund making a Redfield motor trip.
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