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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1944
Page
3
The report details season cash sales reaching $130000 with over 1350 head of cattle and livestock passing through. Prospects for a strong corn crop in the corn belt push feeders to seek yard additions. Buyers chase ninety day warm up results and 24 carloads ship from Miller to Iowa points. The NYSE, the world’s largest, was founded in 1817.
Armour and Company will mail Christmas gifts by September 20 to around 110 current workers serving overseas, with a total of more than 18,000 former employees on the mailing list. Each box includes a personal message from President Eastwood and items tailored to servicemen and servicewomen.
FAULKTON Sept One threshing work is delayed by rainy weather but shocked grain has not suffered. Much grain remains in windrow while corn crops are reported good and nearing the frost danger stage.
Faulkton, Sept. 6. Faulkton City schools will begin Sept. 11 with a complete staff of qualified teachers. Robert Hald will be superintendent and Lloyd Egtvet principal. Teaching staff includes Mrs. M. O. Glorvick in history Latin dramatics, Miss Lucille Sime in commercial subjects and related duties, Baird Crance in science mathematics and extracurricular activities, Grade teachers Miss Pearl Dufloth first and second, Miss Parkes third and fourth, Miss Susie Sqwartout fifth and sixth, and Mrs. Dalton Logue seventh and eighth.
Mrs. O. C. Nicolls hosted the Helping Hand Extension Club at her Highmore home. A surprise birthday party honored Mrs. Ralph Willroth of Dennison Virginia, visiting her parents, with handkerchiefs and a birthday cake by Mrs. Henry Wilson. Lunch followed. next meeting at Mrs. Charles Grover’s home.
Les lie Boyd retires after 32 years of mail delivery from Carpenter route. He will move to Huron, having purchased a home. A farewell party at Carpenter Hall honored him and his wife with a cash gift as whist and lunch were held.
Faulkton youths including Boy Scouts Camp Fire girls and 4 H clubs are urged to join a milkweed pod drive supervised by county schools superintendent Mrs Batteen. Arrangements for participation can be made through the county superintendent's office.
Pride of the West Rebekah Lodge No 82 held its first fall meeting in the IOOF Hall with large attendance. A committee was formed to coordinate with the Odd Fellows on October’s annual roll call. Afterward a party, led by Mrs Frank Johnson, featured a school of yesteryear with lively antics and playful punishment. Lunch was served by Elmer Stingley, Gertrude Henderson, and Richard Wright.
Hitchcock, Sept. 6 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meyer hosted a wiener roast at their home Saturday evening to honor their visiting niece Marie Nelson of Mitchell. Guests included Blanche Skarin Minneapolis Vivian Skarin Frances Larson Herbert Stellmacher Elsie Stellmacher Richard Buchholz Loyla Buchholz Ray Cole Jr Betty Miedema Kenneth Bauman Helen Larson Redfield Gordon Buchholz La Vern Leifke Wilton Wisconsin.
Sept 6 Miss Florence Graber of Marion signed to teach the 7th and 8th grades. This was the last vacancy and the school opened Tuesday with its teaching staff complete.
Ree Heights Sept 6 through Sept Fred ONeill of Howard has moved his family and household goods to Ree Heights and will reside in the C W Gardner house for the winter.
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