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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1937
Page
13
Advertising details outline minimum word counts per insertion and per word charges. It notes timing deadlines at The Evergreen Huronite office, late ads incur penalties and different rates apply for classified display based on column inches.
Regular Bonilla Independent Consolidated School District No. 6 meeting May 10 records minutes including hires for band instructor Erick Jungemann and cook Lois Brad, bus route change pay, and start date August, with adjournment. Notice announces sale bids up to 75,000 dollars in refunding bonds dated July 1 1937 with 2% bid deposit and bid deadline June 1 1987.
OCR fragment lists and clues reference a puzzle or word game with entries like J Airship, Wit, ocean, and various numbered hints. The readable text hints at a misformed crossword style layout with terms such as Jockey, Onager, Narrator and references to clues 21 through 43. No coherent article event or person appears.
Fragmentary copy lists varied clues and word pairs including references to airship themes, Feudal superior, Persian, Russian emperor, and ship components. The jumble preserves scattered terms such as cloth measure, movement verbs, and weaponry or tool names, forming an incoherent puzzle-like excerpt without a clear narrative.
Central South Dakota Boy Scout Council officers announced a May 31 picnic for Scouters and families at Camp Dakota eight miles southwest of Miller. The camp, owned by the council, sits in a wooded gulch with a 10 acre lake, tree planting by Soil Conservation Service, a CCC dam built in 1936, and ongoing improvements including a dock and signaling tower. Scout camping runs June 6 to 27 with up to 100 boys per week.
New games and songs were learned by Titania troop 6 led by Mra D. D. Dunbar from the Hiawatha regional conference at Bismarck. The meeting occurred Monday after school at the Methodist Church. The girls then discussed summer meetings and activities for Huron Beadle County South Dakota and related school district board plans.
A summer program summary mentions day camp phasing out and girls desiring to learn about birds and nature attending a session at the Presbyterian Church led by Mrs Ketelle. The gathering ended with taps as Agnes Doner contributed this note.
Mrs H Ketelle presented a bird lecture to Sekakawea troop 7 and neighboring groups. She urged studying size color and unique traits of birds and shared gear books and bird pictures. Ketelle has logged birds for 15 years and by January 1 had seen 80 species including a day with 23.
Fourteen girls intend to attend a summer camp with most planning for day camp. The meeting closed with singing. Phylis Gross is the troop reporter.
National headquarters of the Girl Scouts, long based at 570 Lexington Avenue New York, will relocate in April to 14 West 43rd Street. The Girl Scout Shop will be nearby across the street at Plaza Shop No 112 Concourse RCA Building. 4 H founder dies in Jackson's Mill West Virginia May 2 Kendrick, 33, said to be founder of the nations 4 H club movement.
Belly Fisners work in the Evening Huronite comic strip won the sweepstakes prize of one ticket to the Huron Theatre. Other readers Patricia Mason Vera Wetrich Shirley Barringer Darlene Johnson Dicky Johnson Lila Johrson all of Huron won tickets. all children reading the Reunited Huronite could enter by coloring a comic strip and sending full entries by Wednesday 3 pm. Winning entries may collect tickets at the box office for the show they choose.
Readers are urged to submit cheese based recipes for a weekly prize with $1 for first and 59 cents for second. Include hot dishes cheese salad sticks biscuits or appetizers and send to the foods editor of the Evening Buronue by 5 pm next Wednesday.
The text describes how different starches yield finishes from smooth soft to stiff and pliable. Cornstarch is most common and modifiable. commercial starches may be treated with fat or borax or combined with wax soap or oils. Borax thickens paste, reduces paste creep under iron. fat soap or oil aids penetration and yields a softer smoother finish easier to iron.
The second annual Scout circus presenting first aid drills is set for Thursday night at the Fair Grounds under Dr. S. P. Ganges. Scouts from multiple troops in Huron Garn Valley Fort Pierre and Miller will perform with roles for five groups. Rehearsals are ongoing under George G. Bell with a mass finale after a parade at 1 00 o clock.
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