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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1941
Page
5
A discussion of meat cuts tailored to smaller families and newer cooking methods. Rolled and boned cuts reduce waste, with techniques for stuffing chops and butterfly pork chops. Recipes include rolled lamb shoulder and butterfly pork chops to improve variety and efficiency in meal planning.
Ten students chosen as Huronians for the year include five seniors Vola Ream Margaret Van Voorhis Alyce Viereck Alyne Gibbs Velma Clemens Lela Stobbs and five juniors Kenneth Martin Thad O Keefe Marjorie Walker. selections cite scholarship service and leadership with multiple offices and activities.
May 7 special report notes the Rural Carriers Association officers gathered last Saturday evening at president Pp. L. Baird’s home in Frankfort. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William McDowell of Valley Springs and Mr. and Mrs. Fred De Groot of Volga with their daughter.
Representative Case of South Dakota announced that the Rapid City airport improvement program received favorable reports from the civil aeronautics authority and the war department. The CAA certification allows work projects administration to forward the project to President Roosevelt for approval with WPA funding of 236,004 dollars and sponsor contribution of 17,000 dollars to pave two runways 5400 feet and 4500 feet in length.
Attorney General Leo Temmey ruled that 1941 legislation granting a general wage increase for county officials will not affect pay during the current term. The opinion, requested by States Attorney Harry J. Eggen, notes the constitution forbids pay increases or reductions for public officers during their term, a rule the state supreme court has applied to county officials.
The St. Lawrence High School junior senior banquet was held in the school dormitory with a Hower garden setting. Performances included greetings by Carolyn Luke and a class will by Leland Hurlbut, followed by music, reminiscence, tapping, and a flute solo. After a three course banquet, students and faculty attended a theatre in Wessington. Baccalaureate for the senior class is set for May 11 at Community Church with Rev. N A Luke delivering the sermon.
Erwin High School staged The Meddlesome Maid last Friday before a large audience. Proceeds defray expenses of the annual skip day this week. Cast includes Donald Robbins Gene Anderson La Verne Johannesen Phyllis Kazmerzak Calvin Muser William Johnson Avis Brown Ruth Holton Evelyn Ackley Stanley Larson. Commencement exercises May 22 Will deliver by Sigurd Anderson Day County state's attorney.
The Frankfort OES held a Mother’s Day program with readings by Jeanette Baird Marian Gail Eisele and Arlene Reynolds. Mrs Alice Baird presented carnations to each mother. Guests included Miss Daisy Shakel and Mrs Frank Shalee of Redfield. Local visitors to Doland chapter were P L Baird Hattie Drayer Eva Phillips and others. Rockham youth earns university honors in engineering class ranking first with all A’s and a June 11 graduation.
The junior-senior banquet at Congregational Church in Gann Valley featured a patriotic God Bless America theme with Hugh Sedgwick as toastmaster. Lady Helper Society served the event while faculty members attended as guests. John Heineman led fifth through eighth graders on an Aberdeen inspection tour visiting a radio station civic auditorium Equity ice cream plant bottling works airport and Northern State College.
Irma Williams and Frank Franck named valedictorian and salutatorian for Guan Valley High School. The class of nine includes five boys and four girls. Rev. E A Foley of Geddes will deliver the commencement address at Guan Valley Hall Friday evening.
Selt and pepper Butterfly pork chops are prepared by opening double slices from boned pork bin. Rub skillet with garlic, brown chops, cover, and simmer about an hour. Also notes Short Rib Crown with seven beef sections and bread crumb stuffing including celery onion eggs and seasonings.
Two plate sections cut three inches wide and as many ribs long as people to be served form a crown of four to six ribs. Sew ends, place on a frivet in a covered kettle. Dressing uses bread crumbs soaked in water, squeezed and mixed with other ingredients. Pile center of rib crown, bake in moderate oven for one hour, add water, cover, and cook two and a half hours total.
With two months remaining in the fiscal year, South Dakota net income tax returns total $855,015, exceeding the 1939-40 year by about $151,000. Tax Director J. H. Bottum Jr. notes April receipts at $317,353, up nearly $14,000 from a year ago, and expects year-end totals to top $900,000.
Buffalo County delegates Merle Tysdale Velma Koch from Pleasant View School and Lorraine Speck from Duncan School traveled to Pierre for the county convention held Monday and Tuesday.
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