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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1941
Page
11
A Great Singer named Asiwor headlinesFreview with a notable performance amid crowd fanfare. Details show a 213 1416 22 style date or score reference, but the readable content emphasizes the artist’s prominence and upcoming appearance.
31 percent focuses on automobile repairing with reboring and polishing cylinders grinding valves and tuning up. Complete service with parts for Fords Chev Plymouth plus lathe work welding and tractor valve jobs offered by Hayden Wilcox Machine Shop.
Listed pairs describe wives and spouses of prominent rulers and figures from England France Germany and the United States. Mentions include Henry VII and Anne Boleyn Marie Antoinette Louis XVI Josephine Napoleon Victoria Albert Mary II Barbara Stanwyck Robert Taylor Sinclair Lewis Eleanor Roosevelt and Edward P. Elliott.
Paula prepares for a Gamma Tau party with a sea-green chiffon formal and a night of dancing. Tony showers attention on her as a festive mood settles over guests, then a foul odor and a sudden incident interrupts the celebration. The chapter ends with a cliffhanger as Tony acts and Paula follows.
Bonfires in open fields mislead bombers as decoys to protect airfields on both sides. Reports detail how hits and near-misses occur on runways, while some decoys draw enemy fire or fail to cause damage. Other tricks include tractors with lights to imitate planes and perimeters reinforced by dikes and rapid runway repairs. Lane School closes with picnics and a local note recalls butter on bread from Charles II of Sweden.
The Boy Scouts of America announced a revised Handbook with a color cover by Norman Rockwell showing a Cub Scout, a Boy Scout and a Sea Scout. The added color section includes flag code, uniform and insignia illustrations, and 106 merit badges. Mount Rushmore scene painted by Remington Schuyler highlights the oath and law engraved in stone. Since 1910, 6,900,000 copies issued. 9,600,000 Scouts and leaders have used the book.
The Country Cousins 4-H Club of St. Lawrence met at the Kerkhoff home on May 9. Members planned two demonstration teams for upcoming camp in July and discussed fundraisers including an Indian blanket sale and a bake sale to support expenses.
The Lindbergh School sixth graders planted coleus fuchsias Sultana begonia and Christmas cactus for Mother's Day. They painted the tans white and made cards. Maxine Burnett notes Mrs Barton taught them. The class finished the book Let's Travel and praised New York on a Nickel about a boy seeking his grandmother in New York with adventures.
Bonilla School to visit Lake Kampeska. Seventh and eighth graders finish state final examinations and store books. Absent last week were Nor man French and Marjorie Hurst. Next Wednesday May 21 students will take a ska trip traveling in Pontcard. Bonilla picnic Friday. no school that day. Reports pass to Tollefson taught by Mr. May.
Helene Pappas acted as hostess to Patrol leader Mins pas and the troop 1 group. Mrs. James Nes Pappas assisted by Miss Margaret Pieh provided refreshments. The event featured social time and light activities for the patrol members.
Pupils from Nance Township celebrated the last day of school at the Tipton Schoolhouse on Saturday May 1. Teachers Helen Upton Gertrude Galbreath and Marvin White oversaw a field meet while patrons provided a picnic. Delbert Larson led in points with Faith Martens second. Rex Orr top among non-students, followed by Arlene Larson and Marvin Matthews. Connie Coop fell breaking a leg during the picnic but well wishes followed.
Girl Scout councils near Bismarck North Dakota gather at the Bismarck Country Club on May 23 for a full day field institute on camping led by Miss Marie Gaudette and Miss Olive Crocker with local leaders and parents presenting views. A separate leaders meeting follows May 24, with preparations led by Mrs. Ramestad and Mrs. Finney after a May 22 pre-meeting at the Bismarck Girl Scout cabin.
Mildred Gamble Esther Welton and Lucille Gross supervised final exams for seven and eight graders at Burdette School Friday. Test takers included Dale Walton Boultman School Merlin Henzerling Maylou Rush Darrell Chipman Sunbeam School Milford Peterson Amer allis Qlsan and Darrell Siegling of Burdette.
Howard C. Ashton of Aberdeen South Dakota was nominated for governor of the 138th District of Rotary International as the district conference opened. Nomination is tantamount to election. Ashton is a political science teacher at Northern State Teachers College in Aberdeen. Ernest Guatgon of Council Bluffs Iowa is the current governor. The Rotarians chose Mitchell G for the next district conference. In proportion to its size a fly is stronger than a man.
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