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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1938
Page
12
Mayor Jess C Burns of Huron South Dakota proclaims October 9 to 15 as Fire Prevention Week urging citizens to prevent fires. The plan includes talks demonstrations and a city cleanup campaign with focus on last year’s disastrous blaze and lessons from 1938.
API CITY Oct 5 Special South Dakota's oldest radio station WCAT at the School of Mines marks a quarter century of broadcasting. Started in 1912 with a 1 kilowatt unit, it evolved after World War I and rebuilt by C J Burris in 1932. Now 100 watts, it transmits on 1300 kilocycles from a campus studio with Mines staff and students involved.
Vermillion December 5 Special Indian relics are being ransacked as curio hunting increases in South Dakota. W H L Over curator of the University of South Dakota museum warns that many sites along the Missouri River are damaged, scattered, and left without proper records. The Crow Creek Village site near a new dam and lake is highlighted as a potential state park due to its historic Sioux lore and scenic value. Preservation is urged to protect history, romance, and beauty in the state. The speaker emphasizes protecting Indian relics to safeguard the past for future generations.
Olive Neff outlines budget meat strategies with diverse cuts such as beef hearts ox tails and ground lamb. Long slow moist heat at 325 degrees renders tender results while stretching scarce funds. Budget savers include Stuffed Breast of Veal and Bronat of Veal with rice and onion.
A recipe describe seasoning veal breast with salt and pepper. A pocket is cut in the breast to hold a rice stuffing, edges sewn, and the roast baked in a moderate oven until browned. Water is added, then the dish is covered and cooked about one hour.
Mrs Johanna Aisenbrey born April 20 1861 in Rohrbach near Odessa South Russia died September 28 at her son Calvins Aberdeen home at 77 years. She married Karl Risenbrey in 1888 and had three biological children plus ten others with stepchildren and 36 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren. She lived in Lankton Menno Alpena and Alsres with religious faith in Reform and Congregational churches and urged prayer meeting attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Glaze were Thursday dinner guests at the N. J. Platt home in Alexandria. They later attended the Corn Palace show in Mutchel. Mrs. C. A. Phillips and Mrs. Nellie Gardner returned to Hitchcock after visiting in Wolsey with Mrs. Nellie Dudais.
Edgar Dubois was surprised on his birthday Thursday evening as five tables of whist were played. Mrs. Sons Olson and Fred Kuestermeyer won prizes while Mr. Dubois received a shower of handkerchiefs. Refreshments were served.
BROOKINGS Oct 5 Special Reorganization of the division of Pharmacy at State College on a department basis was announced by Dr E R Serles dean. The division will become departments of pharmacy pharmaceutical chemistry pharmacology and pharmacognosy nursing education and Serles will head the department with Prof Clarence Eidsome as his assistant. The changes follow expansion in offerings and place the school among the nation’s top pharmacies.
Det 5 Special reports a birthday celebration at the George Voorhees home in Hitchcock. Thirty two children, grandchildren and friends attended, with many family names listed from nearby towns. Mrs Iver Anderson prepared the cake and a pot luck lunch followed.
Mrs Arthur Boye presented her piano pupils in a recital at the Carl Andrews home Saturday afternoon. Young musicians on the program included Marcela Mc
Marilyn Madsen, Doris Johnson, Mabel Tscheller, Clara Vi Ratt, Kenneth Andrews, Verlyn Andrews and Florence McMiliis named among residents in a community roster.
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