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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1937
Page
13
Classified advertisements must be in The Evening Huronite’s office by velock p ma of the day before publication. The notice governs insertion rules and deadlines for local notices and ads.
A 1937 Growing Up! feature notes Titois climate producing proportion in people and corn. It highlights Robert Wadlow of Alton towering at 7 feet 11 inches as he admires a 16 foot 2 inch corn stalk at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield. A comparison presses readers to judge height against an average man shown nearby.
For sale a variety of classic vehicles including 1935 Ford V-8 Deluxe Tudor and 1935 Chev Master Coupe with mud grip tires, plus 1932 Chevrolet Coupe and 1930 Chevrolet Sedan. Also listing 1920s to 1939 trucks and pickups from A. M. Urquhart Ford and Lincoln Huron. Includes many Tudor and Deluxe models with assorted years and models.
Erma Lienau is appointed librarian by Hyde County Library Board and starts duties at Highmore Court House library. She succeeds Ruby Mauch, who moved to Rapid City. The county library, opened in 1920, is state founded and tax supported. Visitors from New York also noted.
Beadle County 4-H member Eleanora Olson and Mildred Clark of Fairfield Homelife 4-H will represent Beadle at the State Fair for 4-H Achievement after winning with a demonstration on Care and Refinishing of Floors. They will show floor finishing steps, care of floors, and discuss equipment, finishing, and costs while highlighting economical, durable choices for homemakers.
Six Spink County girls earned blue ribbons and the right to represent the county at the state 4-H fair after the county achievement day in Redfield. Recipients included Ruth Kiteman Doland for cookies and Marilyn Martin Mellette for school lunch and cake, with Inez Taylor Northville and Janice Brunn Mellette also earning top honors. Seventy five 4-H members registered, with fifteen in the practice judging contest. demonstrations were given at Luther Johnson farm east of Redfield.
Eatella Ver Meer of Sioux County was named Iowa's healthiest 4-H club girl scoring 99.2 at the Des Moines fair contest. A Dallas County boy, Junior Clayton, claimed the boys' championship with 0.8 points less than perfect health rate. both divisions highlighted by dental work and strong scores.
Troop 6 held its regular meeting in the Methodist Church basement Tuesday evening the first under new scoutmaster G D Van Dyke who follows Hubert Humphrey Jr The session opened with the Scout oath a dues check and adjournment A muskmelon treat followed from assistant scoutmaster Cecil Shepherd A district scoutmaster Edward McArdle attended the meeting also noted Harlan Glanzer ACHIEVEMENT DAY Mrs Malone leader of the 4 31 club Yale's Willing Workers attended Achievement Day in Huron with guests invited.
A mixed clue list for a large crossword includes sports terms and general words. Entries reference a prize golfer. various sports and measurement items. pronouns and articles. animals. plants. objects. and abstract terms. Answers span agriculture, music, and anatomy with multiple vertical and horizontal prompts.
The Highmore Board of Education selects Kenneth Harkness of Mitchell as City Superintendent, succeeding Ralph A. Borah who recently resigned. Harkness, known statewide as traveler, writer and speaker, has taught mathematics and journalism at Mitchell High School for six years. Mr and Mrs Harkness have three...
Mr and Mrs Alex Nelson and daughter Virginia Ron with Mr and Mrs Elmer Anderson left for Los Angeles after a two month stay at Arch Nelson and Gus Anderson homes. They were joined by Elmer Wiles of Esmond. Kenneth Perry also heads to California with a Madison party, his mother Mrs Don Perry staying longer for form interests.
Wellington reports Miss Beryl De Eaven has left for Aberdeen to take a teaching post at the high school. She will begin duties next week after securing a 2 teaching 1 position at the institution.
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