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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1937
Page
11
A scanned 1937 Huronite page shows classified ad rates and policies, employment cautions, and sample listings. It includes instructions for ad submissions, payment and mailing details, warnings about scam deposits, and small classified items such as beer and farm goods with prices and contact names.
Beadle County Young Democrats convene in the farmers assembly room at the courthouse tonight. President Hubert Humphrey says delegates to the state Young Democrat convention in Rapid City next July will be chosen. A membership campaign ends, with voting to decide winners and losers and leaders to entertain the winners.
A parade of fish seining violators began Saturday morning before Justice of the Peace A. L. Kinkend and ended with Boyd Snedigar pleading guilty and fined one dollar plus costs. Earlier Emil Hay, a second offender, paid fifty dollars and costs and received a 30 day jail term. Dan Sandipar got ten dollars and costs with a two day jail sentence while Alfed Bent was fined ten dollars plus costs. Deputy State Game Warden Fred Curtis, who led the arrests at Spring Lake north of Huron, warned violators that jaw breakers would be dealt with severely.
Lane Consolidated School closed Friday with picnics at Sicklers Ranch Twin Lakes and Ruskin Park. Lower grades teachers and some mothers rode to Sicklers Ranch by bus while seventh and eighth grades went to Twin Lakes and high school students drove to Ruskin Park. The shoal was opened at o'clock to check in books before departure. Teachers leave soon. Supt and Mrs Syring stay a week then visit Mr Syring's parents in Wessington for the summer.
The Huron Girl Scout camp committee plans the annual day camp at Riverside Park from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on June 8, 9, and July 1, 8. Registration at Marvin Hughitt tabby on June 17 and 18 from 2 to 5 p.m. A daily fee covers a milk or juice, a noon dish, and a dessert. Girls bring their own lunches and utensils. crafts and activities include handiwork, singing, dancing, dramatics, archery for older girls, and swimming with safety measures. Directors and organizers named: Mrs. E. Howe, Mrs. B. R. Laskowski, Mrs. Fred Lebman, and Mrs. O. G. Hatlestad.
Joseph Stewer reports that the upcoming gathering will cover various Safety First subjects. Each family received an assignment to prepare for the June 1 meeting at Louie Brouwers, with the session adjourned after refreshments.
A regular meeting of the Jolly club was held at H Meyern Tuesday night. President Emil Brewer led with a song and members plus two visitors attended. Douglas Barrow spoke on gardening tips for the camp and earning money for it. P J Oleson and Albert Hansen, visitors, discussed club camp details. Hansen estimated nearly 100 members may attend, and Oleson offered pointers on fundraising.
The Seven Sent Creek Snappers 4-H club of Beadle County earns 4 H Club Charter No 1617 from the U S Department of Agriculture and South Dakota Cooperating for standard club status and adherence to approved plans for agriculture and home economics demonstrations. Charter signed by Wallace Larson Ebaric and Jones. Leader Miss Marian Gogolin. members Betty Boldt Evelyn Liebnow Ardeth May Liebnow Viola Liebnow Neema Liebow Mark Rogers Mavis Rogers.
Boy Scout Troop 3 held a regular meeting in the Methodist Church basement. The gathering opened with the Scout oath and law, then practice for the Scout Circus followed by a business session on the circus and camp. Mr Glinzer, Mrs Bindenagel attended. Lord's Prayer closed the meeting and tickets were issued to boys to sell. Keith Doner served as scribe.
The Wormstadt Woollies 4 H Club met at Afatlne Anderson home urging maximum member turnout for camp. After the business portion a lunch followed the meeting and the club highlighted its capable kitten bad team ready to play any willing opponent.
A brief report presented by Dale May attributes service details to hostess Mrs Anderson. The fragment notes the event context and personage but lacks additional concrete facts or outcomes to expand the summary.
Recipes for revnhods using varying rice servings in desserts or meat substitutes will be judged next week. Submit all recipes to the Evening Huronite office by 5 o clock next Wednesday for a chance at first prize of 1 dollar and second prize of 5 cents.
The Bureau of Home Economics outlines three strawberry preserving methods using eight pounds of fruit per batch. Method 1 layers berries with sugar, rests hours, then cooks until thick, with occasional stirring. Method 2 makes a juice syrup, cooks large berries briefly, then jars with hot syrup. Method 3 sun preserves berries with sugar and lemon juice, finishing in sunlit shallow pans before sterilization. Also notes jams with strawberry and rhubarb or pineapple. The article highlights strawberries as a key vitamin source.
The Manchester Extension Club met at Mrs. George Larson's home with about 20 attendees including three guests Mrs. Ray Phaelan Signa Falls Mrs. Caroline Lecky and Mrs. Anna Mok. Demonstrations featured smart sewing stunts and chenille flower making led by Mrs. W H Bjornson Mrs 2a E Rogers and instructors Mrs. George Timm and daughters Eunice Mary. Luncheon was served and a special June 2 meeting with Mrs. George Lambert will cover sewing machine cleaning and furniture repair.
A long, unreadable OCR fragment presents a sequence of clues and numbered items spanning languages, objects, and definitions. The garbled text includes references to a Russian diplomat, miscellaneous terms like “Frigid,” “Railroad,” “Cuckoo,” and several unclear entries with odd spellings and symbols, suggesting a damaged page with scattered vocabulary and notes.
South Dakota Dairy Cave Congress advances entries for a Sioux Falls show on June 10 with 82 breeders and 206 dairy cattle. Breeds include Holstein Jersey Brown Swiss Guernsey and Ayrshire. Location west of the buffalo enclosure near Sherman Park. Minnehaha County Fair Grounds land. Activities include a lunch, music by the county band, and breed specific classes for mature and junior animals.
Wheaton extension club met Wednesday afternoon at Gladys Sisson’s home. Margaret Yadr and Ea Nelson led the lesson “Know Your Part Your Fabric and Found” due to demonstrators’ absence. Blunt special: a May 24 gathering honored Miss Mildred Boward’s graduation with refreshments served late.
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