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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1936
Page
11
The clipping shows a vintage classified ad format with rates per word, minimums, and display sections. It includes cautions about payments, stamp denominations, and fraud warnings for employment ads. It lists poultry for sale, home baking, and old car listings such as a 23 Chevrolet truck and a 28 Chevrolet model with trade possibilities.
Highmore society recalls a week with Miss Opal Hanson as guest at a bridge party, Dorothy Gallagher’s farewell, Harmony Club contract games, a 35th wedding anniversary family reunion for the Hendersons, a WNAX birthday surprise for Van Damp, Readers Club gathering led by Mrs Quinn, and upcoming October meeting for the club chaired by Mrs Tompkins and secretary Mrs Whipple.
Miller Society reports the annual Dime Calendar Luncheon by the Methodist Ladies Aid held in the church dining room. Meals were served by Mrs Schweppe, Mrs Schwarts, Mrs Lorenz, and Mrs Thomas at 1 20. Calendar sales reached thirty five dollars with at least fifteen more expected. A musical program followed. Mrs J T McCullen hosted S S Club mothers at a seven o'clock dinner with pink gladioli centerpiece. Presbyterian Women met with Miss Edis a. Ruth Dwyer assisted, Mrs Salemarsh led devotions and discussed Paul's letters using the Year Book of Prayer.
Hatred of republicanism burst into General Metaxas a dictator in Greece as parliament dissolved and a martial law regime took power. The piece traces Metaxas’s long grip on power, his links to Germany, and the political maneuvering that led to the five month rule to save the monarchy amid labor unrest and rising costs.
Lucille Clarambeau recounts the McCoy School enrollment of thirteen pupils across grades one through eight. Dennis Glea son Billy Philo and Etta Clarambeau lead the first grade while Alxon Clarambeau is in third grade and Ethel and Robert Clarambeau in fourth. Eunice Mc Coy and Dale Philo in fifth. Du Wayne Philo David McGoy and Charatta Gleason in sixth. Lucille Clarambeau in seventh. Shirley McCoy in eighth.
"Challenging Facts" and the Younger Generation were led by Mrs. Iiny Henningson and Mrs. Ruth Dwyer. Linch was served at the close of the afternoon by hostesses Martha Moore and Francis Dwyer.
Puzzle with mixed clues across horizontal and vertical entries referencing poets Armadillo and various wordplay hints. Entries include references to Trees, Silkarm, Naval Hasistant, and other ambiguous terms requiring crosswords style solving for names, places, and definitions.
BROOKINGS September 14 A lamb feeding project begins October 1 for 4-H boys across South Dakota southeastern Minnesota and northwestern Iowa. I B Johnson State college extension animal husbandry specialist says each boy starts with 15 feeder lambs, to be shown at the January 4-H fat lamb show in Sioux Falls with prizes in heavyweight and light classes. Local committees and the Sioux Falls stockyards company the stockmen's exchange and packing houses sponsor the exhibit and sale. Lambs may be purchased at terminal markets or through the South Dakota Cooperative Livestock Marketing association.
Clark girls advance in tests including compass observation fire building knot tying signaling Morse code five points of health nature craft and first aid progress Evelyn Turner leads with Mary Kyle second while Eileen Krinkhamner Laris Austin and Bernice Thorn follow. A scout meeting Wednesday evening at Miss Eleanor Foy's home ended with an informal party hosted by captain Miss Sankey as assistant hostess.
Union Junior members gathered at F Lam home on Thursday with 15 in attendance. They reviewed business, yells, creed, and mote to. Elaine Friese reported on the senior meeting and Alfred Larsen on the county meeting. A motion passed to approve funds for junior exhibits. After adjournment, songs and refreshments followed. Next meeting set for F Fanrer Iv’s home on October 3. ESMOND CLUB MEETS. ESMOND Sept 1.—The 4-H Club met at town hall Thursday evening. Plans for state fair displays were made.
Redfield and Tulare youth clubs prepare for state fair with calf exhibitions and a farm poultry display. Demonstrations include delousing farm poultry and baking blueberry muffins, as crowds gather for a 2 pm parade and school auditorium program. Leaders and officials from Redfield Chamber of Commerce and extension agents outline future plans for 4-H members.
A nostalgic piece presents three cake recipes including Angel Food Cake Devil's Food Cake and Heavenly Hash with instructions for mixing baking and icing. It invites readers to bake prize worthy results using quality ingredients.
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