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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1936
Page
11
The page lists advertising rates, payment terms, and guidance for classified ads. It includes sections on vegetables for sale, items for sale such as liquor and furniture, and a long legal notices portion with townships, polling places, and election related constitutional amendments. It also contains oblique notices about taxes, mortgages, and a summons.
A fragmented crossword style clue list references Marjorie Olympic stars and various terse definitions. The text collates numbered hints for across and down entries, including creatures, actions, and descriptors, forming a dense, puzzle like sheet with scattered proper nouns and partial phrases.
Evalyn Yoder and Marjorie Melzark of Mexcier township farm win first national prize at the national dairy show in Dallas. Accompanied by Esther Taskerud, they demonstrated cottage cheese use in meal planning, winning gold medals and earning radio exposure. Teams from Kansas and Missouri claimed second and third.
The Connell School hosts a Tuesday amateur program for its Young Coolidge League with pupils from grades five through eight presenting acts. Miller Glanzer, a sixth grader, won a small book as a prize. Next Tuesday the lower grades will entertain the upper grades, and judges will select the best entertainer. Vera Hunt, seventh grade, wrote this account under Kathryn Davis’s instruction.
Shirley McCoy, an eighth grader at McCoy School, reports Lyla Mae Gutzler draws a monthly calendar on a south wall chalkboard. October features an owl on a branch with a large moon. a fence and a cat on a post decorate the scene. classmates call it very pretty.
Shirley McCoy in the McCoy School reports that students led by David McCoy and Robert Clarome built a pheasant shelter at a slough about a quarter mile from the school. They used stakes, heavy stalks, and wire to frame a protective shelter and planned to visit it again to check effectiveness. A mouse found during the outing died after two days.
Y CL reporter Mable Kautz notes Cain Creek School students decorate for Halloween. Teacher Miss Dettwiler helps with a class book citar and reading contests. A clock issue caused a small school delay as Lee Cranston took it to the repair shop.
The fourth grade members of the Happy Workers League presented a Columbus Day program on Monday. Each pupil read or spoke about Columbus and after the program candy bars were served. Plans for a Halloween party and program were discussed with entertainment by Phyllis Anderson and Evelyn Scheibe.
Miller Glanzer presided at the Connell school YCL meeting Friday morning where plans for a Halloween party were made and the Johnson School invited to attend. Six pupils were elected to committees with Vera Hintz Floyd Barrett and Clinton Horning handling refreshments Loretta Hints Merlin O'Brien and Viellien Hint on entertainment. The league elected Floyd Barrett as president Basil Barrett vice president Vera Hintz secretary and Viellien Hint treasurer.
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