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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1942
Page
11
Field sales manager position advertised for a territory or route with salary and boats plus expenses. Requires proven ability to appoint and train men to sell direct to farmers, strong personal selling record, farming background, and knowledge of poultry and livestock feeding and management. Men 20 to 50 preferred. State complete qualifications in a letter to 977 care Huronite.
A wartime kitchen tip suggests stretching meat budgets by using macaroni combined with tomato juice in place of white sauce. Bake a tomato onion pepper minced mix over macaroni with cheese crumbs at 375 degrees for about 36 to 35 minutes, served with beans corn bread fruit and cookies baked together.
A Valley League No 1 eung Citizens League meeting on October 36 elected new officers Lucille Johnson president Betty Jean Walter vice president and Stabley May treasurer with 6.65 in treasury from a school scrap drive spent on defense stamps. After adjournment pupils dressed in costumes and joined a Halloween party with games stunts and a pumpkin hunt. Visitors Gladys Swartz and Shirleen Walter attended and the group cleaned the school before leaving.
Robert Smith notes a Morrill School program tonight featuring a bingo game and a sale of popcorn and candy after the program. Peggy Perry, recently absent with mumps, is hoped to return for the event.
Milford School held a Halloween party on Friday with jack o lanterns in black and orange decor. Girls wore dresses and pigtails while boys wore overalls and straw hats. Ted Williams and Maxine Lawrence led sides in a treasure hunt with Maxine's team first. All students received candy bats and the event closed with games and refreshments.
Marvin Wagner keeps a life notebook and writes about each father. He studies poems and has learned a song for September. He compares adjectives and adverbs while exploring science jobs and how they work. He is an eighth grader taught by Graceton.
Lowell Dubre reports seventh graders finish The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come and study The King of the Golden River as part of the classics unit.
Reporter Bud Dittmer notes Vernon No. 4 pupils in Frances Gooding's class finished pre-primer and primer texts and now read We Work and Play. They learned 40 sight words, recite nursery rhymes, count to 50 by ones and to 100 by tens, and write numbers to 20.
The Scheele School in Foster Township plans an Armistice program for November 11 with fourth grader George Reinschmidt reporting on the event. Students will sell defense stamps and serve pie coffee sandwiches candy popcorn and hold a bingo game after the program. Velma Anderson teaches.
Ten years back Lois Gannaway retires as city treasurer after six and a half years in that post and a year and a half as assistant. William H. Olson becomes city treasurer and Carl Scotchbrook moves to water department bookkeeper. Myrtle Schroeder contracting marriage to Vincent Gassman next month. Mrs. Stacey Poole hosts breakfast with bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. Lee Engle and Miss Schroeder. Sylvia, daughter of Mrs. Salbert, turns six with a party. Lorraine Anderson wins prize Or and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson celebrate tenth anniversary with dinner. George Vanderstein wins traveling prize. A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Burger.
In Huron several residents travel for family and events. Mrs EB Hariazel leaves for Red Wing Minnesota to visit relatives, with Mrs W HL Maul accompanying to Roches. Miss Irene Foasberg attends Minneapolis homecoming while A B Lerk spends weekend there. Twenty five years ago Eva Hines of Albion Montana to visit daughter Mrs Charles Frank. Mrs R S Williams returns home after appendectomy at Sprague Hospital. Sgt Barton Roberts writes troops from Huron enjoy life in New Mexico. TA Churchill of Huron named campaign committee for Beadle County Y M C A drive. Local grocers limit sugar to 25 cents per customer to prevent hoarding and ensure fair distribution.
Nancy Miller awaits word as two powerful figures Abe Loumann and T J Natwick near her apartment at five. Summers monitors developments while the danger to a loved one grows closer. Loumann heads World Features and Natwick scouts talent, signaling a larger plot.
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