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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1937
Page
15
Nov 4 special report notes Mr and Mrs Jack Hynes and children relocated to Frankfort where they will reside. A Reevessettlement administration committee distributed two carloads of apples through the county last week.
An informal survey by the Girl Scouts national headquarters finds alumnae pursuing broad service and professional roles. Many ex scouts enter nursing teaching social work and related vocations while retaining interests in nature arts crafts and home life. Former scouts now lead camps councils and serve as commissioners, praising scouting’s lasting influence.
The Girl Reserves of Miller held a general meeting on Monday with music led by seniors Ardith Dennis. Marjorie Molesworth played a piano solo and Betty Exon performed a trombone solo.
Wanda Wayne reports that the Washington Girl Reserves plan Christmas gifts with a knitting suggestion. The group intends to start teaching some children and to hold meetings on Tuesdays as part of their activity.
After the YCS meeting pupils enjoyed a Halloween party. Walter is president and Regina Walters secretary.
Dick Grace’s career as a stunt pilot is chronicled in a lively book titled Am Still Alive. The narrative details dangerous crashes in Wings Lilac Time The Air Circus The Flying Fool and Young Eagles highlighting his daring, skill, and near misses. The book, described as an exciting read for action lovers, will be placed in the Children’s Department of the Public Library on Saturday in November.
Fifth graders at Tyrrell School are making geography booklets using pictures cut from old geography books. They study Germany and are finalizing their reports under Miss Davis with Joyce Laur and others assisting.
Severith grader Charlone Gleason recalls reading Mr. Stubb's Brother to pupils during opening exercises. Poby Tylex and friends plan a circus, but the monkey companion’s mischievous pranks derail the idea. Miss Gutler then begins The Mystery of White Knight set on a southern plantation amid superstition.
Garland pupil Timm won a prize for collecting the most nails on school grounds with 30 nails. total nails picked up reached 693. Pen ell writes Jack Rogers, sixth grade student taught by Miss Wiese, presented the prize.
Woodrow Jomanson taught the Pleasant View School where a Halloween party was held Friday afternoon October 28. After games a lunch was served, and the seven pupils enjoyed the event, with seventh grader Gladys Brudvig Elliott noting the good time.
A teacher organized a Halloween themed activity for young students. The class played games, fortune telling, and a lunch was served. Each child received a jack o lantern as a small token of the event.
Advertises Anne Adams pattern 4590 with a peplum bodice suited for juniors and misses sizes 10 through 18. Describes options in bold jacquard or ribbon trims, buttons, and adaptable fabrics. Includes price details for the book and pattern and mailing address for orders.
Elis Sawyer presents a recount of assorted Halloween candy offerings and attendees. The piece reflects seasonal treats, childhood memories, and local perspectives on tricks and sweets.
Mrs Anton Selting's Busy Beus 4-H Club of Faulk Coun receives thanks for a scholarship and a 4-H Club Week at Brookings. Natalie Keller of Central South Dakota is noted among participants in a trip sponsored by the Evening Huronite and funded by local business. The message calls the trip very interesting and educational.
Alice Zeeck reports a school visit featuring a rainbow trout exhibit with real fish, including newly hatched specimens with eyes and two headed freak fish. The students learned that fry feed on the egg for 30 days after hatching and witnessed a rare two headed fish.
Children at the Twenty-Second School convert a basement into a workshop with tools orange crates and a makeshift playhouse fashioned by the girls using dolls. A writer named Alice Zeecks notes the scene and items like a yan port table and three chairs made from orange grates.
The Halsey School held a Halloween party with games won by Duane Shoemaker and Elvin Guthmiller’s birthday noted. Mrs Fred Guthmiller and daughter Declene visited. Miss Schamber served lunch. On Friday afternoon the pupils continued activities.
Keppth McClure sent a notice of a party to be held at the McBride School detailing invitations and timing. The message emphasizes community gathering, with attendees expected to arrive for a scheduled event at the school premises.
Jes Charlusae Gk taught by Miss Lyle Mae Gus. All grades have weaving projects. First graders made plain mats while third and fourth created fish and animal shaped mats. Fifth and sixth grade pupils made Japanese lanterns and a hollow poster. teachers described equipment and progress.
Miss Lily Beekman and Charles Micheel lead a school event with Frakin and Neva Eckman present. After games, students enjoyed lunch with popcorn balls apples and peanuts. Hazel Stout, eighth grader, is noted as Tiss Stout.
Mabel Mui of Cain Creek School writes that October 20 party decor was completed. Mrs Ber Cyanston, Cores M, Leonard Matuke and others hosted music and games with prizes. Teacher Deit Weeiler treated children to poetry and a Halloween novelty. Maps cleaned and the sign fixed.
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