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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1941
Page
5
37 purebred Hereford bulls from Albert Hill of Arlington were sold at the Miller sales pavilion last Friday. Prices ranged from 210 to 400 dollars, with an average of 288 dollars. Ages spanned one year to 16 months. Haverstock Brothers and Dr. B. W. Pangburn bought two bulls.
Huron No 1 Cub Pack affiliated with Lincoln Grade School PTA has completed registration and won approval from council officials. Myrl Camp named Cub master with Kenneth Reinertson as assistant. Pack committee includes D B Hase and 7 others and members list features Lee Palm and Troops 2 and 3 scouts. Decorations note at Pleasant Corner School for Thanksgiving.
The room is festooned with turkey gobblers pumpkins and cornstalks as guests prepare for a program led by writer Evelyn Knutzfeldt and taught by Miss Jeffers.
Phyllis Nadine Smith a Pleasant Hill School seventh grader reports one visitor, Mary Alice Reineke, a Huron High freshman, who visited Armistice Day. The group held a Y. C. L. meeting led by Betty Newland and Phyllis Smith, planned to answer roll call with an animal name, then had a birthday party with games and lunch after the meeting.
The Cain Creek Y C L held a November 7 meeting led by President Leonard Mattke. Members planned a Thanksgiving dinner and entertainment, with each pupil contributing a part. The library card renewal was approved, treasury shown 85 cents, and the next meeting set for December 5.
Will Recharter Troop No 4 of the American Lutheran Church in Huron as per Dr C K Walker who heads the local council extension committee The troop lists committeemen C P Parrott O E Fristad E F Karstetis Mads Fiksdal 5 Tollefson and H Johnson Arvid H Levi Scoutmaster and Howard Hailestad as assistant The registered Scouts include Alvin Gutormson Delbert Younger man James Olson Wilbur Gutorason Harold Skorheim Robert Nelson and Donald Boldt Donald S Johnson is a new Stout member joining for the first time The troop to manage until November 1942.
The Girl Scouts of Troop No. 7 met at the Presbyterian Church for songs and planning. They discussed the Court of Awards set for Wednesday night at the church with all girls bringing their mothers. Marilyn Lee was elected as the new scribe, replacing Virginia Campbell who is moving away. Meeting closed with Taps.
The Girl Scouts of Titenka Troop 6 opened their meeting at the Methodist Church after school Monday with Christmas carols. Younger girls shared tales of Germany and Switzerland, discussed Christmas composers, and Mrs. Dunbar recounted Germany’s first Christmas tree tale and read Hansel and Gretel. Dorothy Middaugh read a report on Mumperdink’s life as the group danced folk dances and concluded with Taps led by Beverly Osmanson.
Onida School pupils and their teacher Miss Ruth Coleman visited Pierre for Armistice day. The group toured the parade, the state school and war memorial, and enjoyed a noonday picnic at the teacher’s parents home. Pupils include Maxine Kitchin Ralph Delbert Lawrence Ripley Forest and John Byrum.
The Country Cousins 4-H Club met at the Henniger home on November 14 with only one absence. Members shared what they are thankful for, and next roll call will note a kind act for someone in need. The December 12 meeting will be at the Kerkhoff home with a 10 cent gift exchange and a taffy pull entertainment. Geraldine Kerkhoff moved adjournment, Lois Cox seconded, then the Happy Hybrids Club joined in games after.
Harbison Orr transfers SW% 4-114-73 to Lutske Zilverberg. Official abstractor Erastus Cornell of Highmore furnishes the transfer record for Hyde County real estate.
Rose Gaymon Roebuck transfers to Lutske Zilverberg NW quarter 4 114 73. State of South Dakota to Gordon Hamlin SW quarter of section 28 and 33 12 73. Emil C Olson et al to Carl H Gilson Southeast quarter of section 4 and northeast quarter of 9 115 73. John Knitter to Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation Southeast quarter 6 110 7 Hyde County to Vivian Stingley Lots 19 and 20 Block 6 Van Camps First Addition to Highmore.
Charlotte public relations officers announced that Second Lieut. A. C. Lee, 24, of Volga South Carolina, was killed in a pursuit plane crash during gunnery practice near Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Lee was a member of the 63rd pursuit squadron, 56th pursuit group, and received his commission at Kelly Field Texas on November 1.
The Mortimer School pupils have read a total of 39 books. Individuals listed include Helene Dennis with 12, Duane Fountain with 10, Lucille Fountain with 4, Evelyn Fountain 3, Arlen Mortimer 3, Lyman Le Grand 3, David Denni 3, and Loly Herzberg 1. The students are now reviewing for the second six weeks tests using manuals and workbooks.
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