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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1937
Page
13
Classified rates detail per word and per insertion with monthly terms and display ads. It warns readers against advance payments and solicits reporting suspicious propositions to the Classified Advertising Manager of Evening UrOnute Beadle County South Dakota, noting no guarantees and risks of crooked ads.
Frank L. Carpenter of Tracy Minnesota endured severe head injuries in a train collision near De Smet on Sunday April 2. He thanks railroad officers and De Smet locals who rushed food and medical aid, hospital staff, and the Evening Huronite for complimentary issues during recovery. Conductor William P. Innes of Brookings died in the crash amid a blinding snowstorm.
The McKinley P T A held its final meeting Monday evening ending a successful year. A Mother’s Day song by Mrs Dewey Van Dyke and Lynn LaCraft with Alma Anderson at the piano preceded an illustrated dentistry tale by Dr R A Stratton. Reports of the district convention were given by Mrs Ralph Bales and Mrs Willinen Ames. Community singing was led by Mr LaCraft with Esther Seten as accompanist. The bylaws were read by Miss Dorothy Castain. Gifts were given to Miss Seton and Miss Thorpe for attending and cooperating. Officers were installed by Mrs A B Burger, the meeting conducted by vice president Mrs William Ames. A recreation period followed with Mr McFadden as sponsor. Lunch was served by mothers of the primary grades, chaired by Mrs Floyd Urban.
Seventy two American Girl Scouts from all states plus Puerto Rico Alaska and Hawaii have been selected as a hostess committee for the World Guide and Girl Scout international encampment to be held in the United States this August. The selection was led by Mrs Walter N Rothschild of New York City with Mrs Louis G Myers and Mrs S Bennett Chapple Sr also on the committee. The camp at Camp Andree in Westchester County will host the event with American delegates arriving August 2 a week before the foreign guests. All expenses for the Guides and Girl Scouts are covered by the American organization from the Juliet Low Memorial Fund.
The Faulkton Record invites 4 H clubs to submit the best six news stories from club meetings and activities for a October trip to Brookings during state club week. Mary Alice Besdle represents the Latham Lassies. Reports must be club led, include club and reader names, and stress content quality, promptness, and accuracy.
Boys and girls of Buren and vicinity are urged to color one Friday Evening Huronite strip with crayons or paint and submit before 1:00 Wednesday for a chance at ten free passes to the Huron Theatre. Last week’s winner was Eva Mae Sangstad of Hitchcock, who may claim her ticket at the box office. other winners include Arthur Pullman and Emma Wipf of Huron, Ruth Waldner of Huron, Mabel Langstad of Hitchcock, Harry Waldner of Huron, Lillian Pullman of Huron, Vernon Beasley of Iroquois, Elsie Waldner of Huron, and DeWayne Pullman of Huron.
Girls of Sakakawea Troop 7 met at the church Monday night opening with songs. After patrol meetings a horseshoe formed and plans for a Mother Daughter banquet next Monday were laid. Four color bearers chosen Dorothy Schoof Elaine Smogard Dororthy Keil Betty Ann Jones. Nature books for second class requirements were pasted and handed back. Report by Marjorie Weigeld.
A cheerful greeting to spring from Girl Scouts across the nation as they tend seedlings in cold frames and hot beds and ready transplanted plants. They also take part in civic beautification including planting approaches to the Golden Gate Bridge in California.
The Troop met at St Teresa's School Saturday at 1 30. Mrs George A Deklotz agreed to assist the group. Five girls completed observation tests while others visited Perriton's Drug Store and Woolworth's to view articles. Signaling practice occurred and plans were made for a hike next Saturday to West Park at 12 90 o'clock to fry hamburgers and do nature study. Report by Donia Mae Johnson.
The Nimble Needle Club hosted the ABC Club at Algert Dahl home for a joke party. Members sat on pillows and played games while a surprise lunch of mashed port aid es and cocom was served. Fortunes were told from cake as Flying Cloud entertainment amused attendees. Bethel Dahl revere reported.
A 19th century food column urges readers to submit new hamburger serving ideas to the Evening Huronite foods editor by next Wednesday for weekly cash prizes. It recalls a Boston church dinner of 1861 featuring rich meat dishes and desserts, notes shifts toward simpler meals, and highlights home economic tips for affordable, nourishing company dinners using less tender cuts cooked well.
A garbled OCR item lists a noted artist with references to a French female painter, various numbers, and scattered phrases. The fragment mentions entries like Debarks, Constructs, Enthusiasm, Destruction, and a label, but provides no coherent event or context to confirm a specific name, date, place, or outcome.
A quirky guide muses on how to pair fried meat and potatoes, arguing fried beef and fried potatoes create texture overlap. It suggests alternatives such as mashed, baked, or scalloped potatoes with fried meat and warns against duplicating textures. The writer lists odd festive combinations like latticed fried potatoes, fried bacon and liver, and macaroon desserts with peanut brittle.
Bancroft High School announces its senior commencement for May 21 with Rev. AL R. Eschliman of Alpena as speaker. Baccalaureate will be May 16 led by Rev. A. Keilor. Graduating seniors include Gaylord Berber, Wilbur Bisles, Donald Castello, Lillian Fuersman, Ernest Geyer, Milo Hageman, Ellen Jencks, Marie Korkay, Phyllis Meister, Edward Poppen, Ruth Rusche, Virgil Samelson, and Lorita Schlender. Gey Barker named valedictorian and Ernest Geyer valedictorian.
Donald Bickett aged two, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bickett, was found shot to death in an apartment room here shortly before noon Wednesday. His father believes the shooting was accidental. Donald had worked in CCC camps after completing sophomore work at Washington High School.
The Past Noble Grand Circle entertained local mothers on Mother's Day at Minnie Steeles home. The program included singing, a prayer by Eleanor Black, a lodge history by Cora Anderson, a Mary Chesebro solo with Mabel Alarie, and a paper on The Mothers of the Bible read by Mildred Hutchinson. Lunch followed served by a committee.
In Brookings on Wednesday the State Association of Future Farmers held its annual meeting where twenty two candidates were certified for degrees or offices. Names include David Olson, Beeman Mul, and Lionel Le Centerville with J. F. Orion as advisor. candidates hail from Brookings Canton Centerville Chester and other towns.
Faulkton Ode Fellows marked the 18th anniversary of the lodge with a musical show for about 90 attendees. Students from Adeline Cox's rooms and others performed, Hon. Judge J. H. Bottum spoke on Odd Fellows aims, followed by a social hour and refreshments from local cafes.
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