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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1938
Page
19
Wool growers urged to contact Bolles and Rogers of Wuron South Dakota for orders and market information. The notice offers plate lunches and baked goods for ships, with references to selling by the sack and special party catering alongside available loans and market condition updates.
Notice to heirs at law of John M Erickson deceased to appear May 30 at 2:00 PM in Huron South Dakota. John V Erickson petitions for letters of administration in the matter of the estate. Court Judge Tom Tubbs signs the notice dated May 1998 with clerk’s attestation.
Shirley Anne Broe recounts a Beadle County Young Citizen Tongue delegation trip to Pierre. Highlights include visits to the House of Representatives, the Indian School, a banquet with speakers, a tour of sites such as the Verendrye plate, and a tour of the capital tunnel and power plant.
An advertisement promotes the Adams pattern line for summer daytime wear with description of a crisp sleeve and flared skirt dress. It details sizes 14 through 42, fabric requirements, and suggests the Anne Adams Summer Book. Prices: pattern 15 cents, book 15 cents, book and pattern 25 cents, with order details and contact at Evening Huronite.
The Sioux City Stock Yards offers a 100 dollar college scholarship next fall to a South Dakota 4-H club member who excels in meat judging records and demonstrations. R M Harber notes the yards support 4-H through a baby beef show and stock participation. Applications go to the steel club office in Brookings by August 1.
The Best Ever 4-H Club met Saturday at 2 o clock with president Florence Jockbeck presiding. Members sang America and answered roll call by listing garden produce. All members attended and dues were paid. Daughters agreed to sew school dresses and plan demonstrations. Eva Mee Saugsiad moved to adjourn, Evelyn seconded. Eva Mee Saugsiad, reporter.
The Coolidge League of the Connell School attended Yale Day on May 14 at Yale, winning four firsts by Kenneth and Basil Barren, Vicken and Phyllis Hints Esch, five points each. Ribbons went to Wilbert Hohm Viel Nien Hintz Laretia Hintz Phyllis and Vers Hintz, with thirds to Trene Glenaar Phyllis Viel Wen Hinz Kenneth and Basil Barret. The school collected 11 ribbons for 43 points and received the roving cup. Miss Davis plans to photograph the pupils soon, with Clinton Aornim noting the event was enjoyable.
A group of Girl Scouts develops arts and crafts skills at home and camp. They design genuine materials and avoid imitation textures, crafting Christmas cards by carving a crown design into a linoleum block using a tree stump as a table.
Evelyn Cook hosted the Jolly Coyons 4-H Sowing Club meeting at her home in May. Vice president Gertrude Smith presided, roll call cited wildflowers, Maxine Andersensen spoke on color harmonies, and Gertrude Smith planned a radio program for summer on WNAX. Members enjoyed songs, games, and lunch before adjournment.
The Scouts of the Baptist Church held a regular meeting on Monday. The group opened with singing, then split into patrols. The SohoLink Patrol conducted review and observation and noted health tasks. Doris Dick rson prepared cake while Yina Skenas baked cookies and Mary Jane Trenstry helped pass them out.
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