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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1936
Page
9
A surprise party for Mr and Mrs Ohn Polak marked their 50th wedding anniversary in Tulare on October 2. About 95 guests attended. The Crandon Ladies Aid presented several gifts to the couple. The note on a cat scale references lumps on a catapult back.
Eco nomical beef hearts baked with dressing at 8 per pound. Soup or stew at 5 per pound Friday and Saturday. Red salmon or halibut 23c, bullheads 19c, dressed pike 19c. Spring chickens and 4 H Club beef. Soup in regular cans two for 15c. Two pound crackers 15c. 650 sheet Samforb toilet tissue 19c for 8 rolls. Large No 2 4 can be 5c. No. 2 4 cans of sliced beets 5c.
Four South Dakota Democratic candidates including Senator W. J. Bulow Governor Tom Berry and Congressmen T. B. Werner and Fred Hildbrandt issued a joint statement. They pledged WPA and public employees will keep their jobs and avoid punishment regardless of how they vote. They urged all eligible voters to cast ballots without fear and insisted workers can oppose political influence freely.
Democratic candidate for attorney general Clair Roddewig told about 2,009 people at Rest Haven that the old guard is again trying to win power with a campaign of fear. He recalled 1928 through 1932 tactics promising prosperity and urging citizens to vote Hoover, warning of dire prophecies.
Ray Abel will head the Huron College printing department replacing George W. Grattan who left for Park College Missouri. Abel is Selby High School graduate and for four years has been at State College Brookings. He intends to pursue a bachelor of science degree in printing and journalism at Brookings next summer session.
The snippet notes election rhetoric warning that Roosevelt's presidency would cause disaster while opponents accuse leaders of scaremongering. It references an election day scene in Frankfort and a dinner for election returns, plus a local card party in Broadland and a London marriage rate claim.
Nash Motors and Kelvinator of Detroit directors approve a merger forming Nash Kelvinator Corp with Charles W. Nash named chairman. The combined assets total 355 million dollars and position Nash to expand his industrial holdings in a major corporate consolidation.
A farm youth from a cherry orchard in Michigan secures a job that launches him toward fame in the automobile industry, spreading Nash influence once more.
The St Lawrence P T A will hold its monthly meeting Monday night November 2 in the high school assembly. Programs include a song by grades three and four an act play by grades five and six and talks by Mrs Glenn Ro Mrs Rudolph Anderson and Mrs LeRay.
St Lawrence High School will send three delegates Lucille Anderberg Maxine Magness and Irene Benz to the State H S press conference in Brookings tomorrow under supervision of Miss Inez B Rhoades journalism instructor The journalism club entered the high school paper Student Life and a editorials in the state press contest
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