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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1936
Page
11
Classified insertions sold by the word and inch. Mail orders with cash or stamps accepted. Huron Liquor Store and local shops advertise heaters furniture and secondhand stock across from the post office offering low prices and quick service.
Extract reads a partial line about Eveready Brestane and Quaker Mis Vere Moms Comet. The readable text is unclear. no concrete event, date, or identifiable entities beyond these brand-like terms.
The South Dakota State and Beadle County courts issue summons in a civil action against multiple defendants including Tex Oil Company and others, with response due within 20 days. A separate mortgage foreclosure sale is announced by Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for Beadle County Beadle County and Huron on November 30, 1935 at 2 PM for the East Half of the Southwest Quarter in Township One North, Range Twelve West.
Mrs Alice DeSilva daughter of Mr and Mrs Kerman Reinke died Friday in Los Angeles. Her body will be shipped home for funeral at the Lutheran Church with Rev E C Eid officiating. Burial will be in Lake Preston Cemetery. She was a 25 graduate of the local high school and leaves her husband and four sisters.
The article surveys how a second term often brings tighter congressional scrutiny and political risk, comparing past presidents and noting Roosevelt's likely challenges. It discusses changes in party dynamics, court actions on New Deal policies, and the balance of power shaping a second term's agenda.
Sponsored by the American Legion and W. Dorman commander the seventh eighth and ninth graders were organized into a school patrol here Monday assisted by the state patrol. They will be assigned to duty later in the week.
Brookings South Dakota 4-H Club girls win educational trips to the National Club Congress in Chicago the first week of December Miss Sorenson of Brookings county earns the honor as state clothing representative for the judging contest Her trip is sponsored by Kerr Glass Manufacturing Montgomery Ward and Co with 12 counties and 407 girls in the field Miss Sorenson from Aurora high school is president of her local 4-H club and has held numerous roles during seven years in 4-H competition across multiple states
Fairfield School No. % joins Friendly League to explore games puzzles songs and drawings. Students describe enjoying volunteer activities and plan to read Young Wen content including The Lost Duer and Esty Did as part of ongoing lessons.
Members of the Little Women's Club of Wessington met at Darlene Larson’s home where she led the business session. Eva Mae Tipton reported on a trip to a gunioe Short Course at Brookings. Arlene Lernon was elected president with Vernice Ganske as vice president and Dorothy Fritzeho as secretary. Darlene Larson became treasurer and Eva Mae Tipton the reporter. The next meeting will be with Shirley Spicer on November.
Maxine Hiatt reports on a Brookings short course for Sunshine 4-H Club members led by Mrs. Jenner. The visit included vesper services talks tours crafts and orchestra performances plus a dress review free movie and a 4-H festival with food clothing lessons and a sewing display.
Routine business set the stage for officer nominations at Valley Scant League events. Students heard poems and saw a student-made orchestra perform with homemade instruments ending with a short play titled Lambkin.
An eighth grade event held Friday night in the Little Theatre of the Millie schoolhouse. Members conducted games and auctioned off baskets, led by auctioneer James Devine under teacher Theodore Nickish supervision.
The article describes color charts created by the Fairfield League using primary colors red yellow blue and secondary colors green violet and orange. It notes mixing results and includes stick figure drawings of people in various poses.
This account was written by Gladys Bosma of the Fairfield School and Friendly League. The text lists numerous cryptic clues and definitions, referencing an ancient fortress site, various terms, and a puzzle-like word set, with notes on Lavish details scattered through.
The Benda County 4-H Council held a regular meeting at Worming Burnside’s home. Allan Oviatt led the session and John Wintle reported the annual 4-H Achievement banquet will be on November 16 at the Baptist Church. Norma Cranston and Mildred Johnson were tasked to draft seating for next meeting. The next gathering is December 2 at Dale Barten’s home.
The Social Heet The Busy Boo Club of Wessington met Saturday afternoon with Evelyn Parker. Nine members attended and Willie Bradburn acted as host. Members sewed and played games then lunch was served. Next meeting will be with Genevieve DeHaven.
Floyd Curtis led the Tipton School opening of the Bluebird League meeting. The group read minutes, heard the treasurer report, and decided to join the Junior Red Cross and buy a dictionary stand. Students will write to Miss Esther Wittenberger the teacher.
This week's recipe contest focuses on planning a Thanksgiving menu with dishes and recipes. A cash prize of 31 is awarded for first place and cents for second. entries must reach The Evening Huxonite office before 5 o'clock next Wednesday.
Scientists at the United States Department of Agriculture and at separate experimental stations studied the chemical changes in beets that drive maturity and eating quality. They found color in beets indicates the presence of constituents that influence flavor and market appeal.
A rural Day Township teacher in Clark near Clare, Miss Telford, was partially overcome by fumes Friday night while driving. She escaped serious injury, resuming travel shortly after, and is reported to be recovering.
Beadle County South Dakota mortgage foreclosure notice records a mortgage on real estate in Daley's Addition Yale Beadle County and Sonia Dakota. The Mortgage held by Owners Loan Corporation of California is being foreclosed after default with sale scheduled at the Beadle County courthouse in Huron on November 16, 1988 to satisfy principal interest and costs. Dated October 20 1936. Sheriff Beadle County South Dakota. No 225.
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