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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1936
Page
13
Classified ads explain rates for single insertions two cent per word three insertions two cents per word per insertion morning deadlines and cash with order. The Evening Huronite notes shifts in policy cautioning readers about unreliable ads and urges reporting suspicious propositions to the Classified Advertising Manager.
Mortgage dated May 1 1936 by Anna A Evans to The Federal Land Bank of Omaha Beadle County South Dakota recorded May 3 1990 Book 24 Page 138 describes 160 acres in the Southeast Quarter Section Township 110 North Range 5 West. Amount due 6613.95. Foreclosure by public auction at Beadle County Courthouse front door in Huron at 2 PM Monday June 1 1936. Sheriff Joe Relly.
Forestburg seniors held graduation exercises May 13 in the school auditorium with Rev. Clarence Johnson delivering the address. Honors went to Joseph Slouhar with top average and Ellen Torrfeld with 93. valedictory and salutatory were given by the two students. Several graduates marked long attendance, and awards were presented for basketball. Eighth grade diplomas were also awarded as the ceremony closed with benediction.
The Nifty Thrifty Club met at Raymond on May 18 with Mrs. Wayne Danforth. Officers reelected were Chairman Mattie Hurlbert, Vice-chairman Fannie Martincks, and Secretary-Treasurer Hazel Danforth. Winifred Gerhardt spoke on health. A shower followed in Eve lyn Hurlbert’s honor. Tea was served by Mrs Notamersen and Mrs Uscher.
Dr. Harry K. Eversull is named graduation speaker for Kuron College. He trained at Wabash and Yale Divinity School, served as pastor in East Haven and Cincinnati, wrote a church history, led local Red Cross and church groups, and sits on Elon College and Vanderbilt School boards. Graduation is Tuesday at 10.00 a.m. Public invited.
Mrs. Alice Byers of Wayland and Mrs Wheelock and Mrs Dake of Wessington traveled to Ipswich Friday to join a convention of women’s clubs. Delegates from the Woman’s Study Club of Wessington attended. They returned Saturday evening. In Wayland Mr and Mrs A Hegg and their sons from south of Huron visited Mrs Pete Fisher’s mother, Mrs Hege.
Special notice announces Saturday recreation in Raymond for children from B to 18 years, with full day off activities each week. Boys aged 8 to 18 attend forenoon and afternoon sessions, directed by Arnold Tschappst and Edna Hackbzarth respectively. Children may bring baseball or kittenball equipment.
St Lawrence held a school annual play day with 300 visitors registering at the building. Events in the park included girls ball throw and relay, boys high jump, various dashes, sacks and relays won by Vayland, Bushong, Burdette, Ross, Kelle, Harris and Todd. After lunch exhibits in the gym featured the girls glee club, Student Life paper, and letters to athletes. a oboe solo by Max Thomason and a task by Alvin Anderberg. Seniors beat underclassmen 14 12 in the park football game.
The Townsend Club of Raymond met in the Legion Hall with Arthur Bennett of Milbank as the speaker of the evening.
Brookings May 1 Several features mark South Dakota State College commencement week. The baccalaureate service is Sunday June 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the College Sylvan Theatre with Rev He J Glan delivering the sermon. A massed choir festival under Prof Harry L Kohle will be presented with the State College and Brookings church choirs. The program opens with selections by the college choir, then features two more offerings and ends with the choir festival group. A reception on the president’s lawn follows Friday evening June 2 hosted by local neighbors. Cant Orvil A Anderson USA will direct the symposium. Commencement exercises are planned for June 9 at 3 a.m. ATTEND VAYTLAND neighbors Gilford attended his funeral in Wessington.
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