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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1936
Page
11
A dense OCR page shows classified ad rates and rules for The Evening Huronite with details on insertion costs per word and section, minimums, deadlines, and accepted payment forms. It also includes multiple mortgage foreclosure notices from Beadle County South Dakota detailing default, debt figures, sale procedure, and sheriff dates.
A notice from Beadle County South Dakota announces the mortgage foreclosure sale. The sheriff will sell the mortgaged premises at the courthouse in Huron at 10 a.m. on September 28, 1936, to satisfy amounts due including principal, interest, and taxes, under Beno Mortgagor's Loan Corporation as attorney for the mortgagee.
A public dinner sponsored by the Walton Chamber drew about 50 people at the Mary vin Huphitt Hotel Monday evening. Carl Voigt reported the event as the most successful since public sanctions began during State Fair week four years ago. Mayor John P. Walsh presided with speakers from the Walton League and state officials stressing water conservation and planning for future generations.
Rapid City reports a new club formed by 15 members mainly farmers to study economics. Led by E W Raymond with a constitution and by laws, the group meets biweekly to discuss topics, using works from Brookings Institution and Chase National Bank for guidance.
Secretary Gene Denning urged closer cooperation between the State Fair rooming bureau and the Chamber of Commerce to avoid mixups. He cited cases where rooms listed by the bureau were already rented, sending applicants to wrong residences. He noted heavy early demand and expected midweek crowds, with the chamber extending hours to mid evening on Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
Ardell Johnson of Davison county and Delma Ferguson of Sunbern county earned state spelling contest honors after long summer practice with teachers. Ardell swept both civil and written divisions and took the oral prize, aided by spelling hydrolase. Judges praised the two champions as among the best spellers in recent state and tri state contests.
Friendly Young Citizens of the Fairfield School form a library system to track pupil reading. Gladys Bosna serves as librarian recording checkouts and inspections, aiming to prevent loss or theft while the teacher obtains books from Huron Public Library and Braille County Library.
A Friday meeting of the Fairfield School Young Citizens League elected Cloyd Urban president James Clark vice president ami Keaneth Poulisst secretary treasurer. Officers to be elected quarterly. monthly meetings set for the fourth Friday. The league has a dollar in treasury and subscribes to the Young Citizen publication.
Janes Clark of the Friendlyat ons League of the Fairfield School praises reading as the best study and describes enjoying library books. Spelling tests occur on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with ten words on those days and twenty on Fridays. Students earning stars earn rewards and a prize awaits after twelve stars. James notes language focus on sentence study while history explores tidying explorations and discoveries.
Lucille Clarcam ena reports from McCoy School that three first graders are rapidly learning to read. Workbooks are included and the students enjoy colored pictures in their checkbooks, with the little learners eagerly exploring reading and coloring activities.
Lucille Clarambeau, a seventh grader at Me Toy school taught by Lyla Mae Guizler, reports on chorus practice. Pieces include Calumbit the Gem of the Ocean, Old Black Jew, and Ten Love Indians.
A string of brief items notes a two day jail term for Carl Feller after a revoked license conviction in Oakland. Jamun Clinton, a 30 year old itinerant, warned to leave city, later jailed for misrobbing. a Kansas City college alum mails a proposal to Ella Lyon, leading to a wedding plan with a hospital secretary. Welington records the birth of an eight pound son to Mr and Mrs Lowell Borkhuis at the local hospital.
A crossword style list credits a famous woman and offers 60 plus items covering genus, geology, anatomy, and fame. Clues reference a suffragette era, with entries hinting at achievements, occupations, and related terms across vertical and horizontal positions.
BROOKINGS September 16 Harold Braun Wolsey South Dakota graduate of the Printing and Rural Journalism department at State College in 1934 has been appointed head of a printing department at Billings Polytechnic Institute Billings Montana Braun after graduation became publisher of the Blunt Advocate and later assumed a similar post with the Alexandrine Herald Besides practical experience in publishing Braun is equipped for further duties
Special report from Wington on September 14 notes Helen Croes, an undergraduate assistant at Seem College, visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Croes. The item underscores Croes Crown role and ties to town.
Tan Ace of Sivbs presides over a special business gathering at the home of chainmain Mrs Tam DeHaven in Wellington on September 16. The event focuses on organizational matters and upcoming community initiatives. Attendees include members of the local club and associated committees.
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