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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1933
Page
15
The Huronite outlines ad rates for Reader Style Classifieds and Classified Display including word rates, insertion limits, and penalties for overlong ads. It cautions readers about unreliable solicitations and notes the South Dakota rate area with a chiropodist contact at 453 Manisana Street.
A mixed classified listing shows livestock such as ninety head of ewes and famales from Louis J. Borkhuis Wayland and a distant contact in SL. It includes poultry access via Mrs W H Mann G'souti with delivery, spring foods from Mrs John Evans, and Melgns cars with directions. Trade offers include a Ford truck and a 15 30 McCormick Deering tractor from George De Long Huron. Also piano services and ads for miscellaneous items with contact details and a Bee reference.
Notice states principal 2500, interest 8225u, mortgage sale to be by Beadle County Sheriff at public auction to highest bidder for cash on October 17, 1933 at 2 PM at the north front door of the courthouse Huron SD to satisfy mortgage and costs. Mary A Pup waer Sheriff, with attorney Churchill Ee Benstte. Principal facts and dates follow for a second Beadle County foreclosure listing.
Rockham John J. Tomson Post in South Dakota reports leading the 1933-34 membership drive. Adjutant H. B. Kennedy says 2 new members joined this year, aiming for about 40 percent gain over last year. The post reached the top with cards received within a week, and Watertown and White Lake posts also led by submitting paid up membership cards. Watertown has 72 members toward its 1934 goal.
Bakers Farmer Union held its initial meeting Tuesday evening in the opera house in Lake Preston. Mrs. A. Marquardt 23 chaired the program committee. numbers included musical selections by Leslie and Alexander Danielson, readings by Miss Olive Gamasud, a musical skit by Mr and Mrs Gee, Freeman, a mandolin solo by LeRoy Wienk, another reading by Miss Esther Matson, vocal solo by Charles Cleveland, and a talk by F Eastwood.
The first meeting since adjournment was held with plans for future sessions discussed but no definite program arranged. Members, including Jasé, attended as the club gathered in the evening.
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd leads a new Antarctic expedition promising practical gains in wireless communications, air navigation, and weather forecasting. Understanding magnetic poles could improve compass accuracy and radio reliability while Antarctic weather insights could forecast conditions in southern regions and reduce agricultural losses if predictions improve.
Fragmentary text notes that plant species reached widely separated areas across Australia, South America and South Africa, indicating broad dispersion and expansion into diverse ecosystems. The sentence hints at a historical observation of botanical distribution across multiple continents.
At the annual election of the American Legion auxiliary Mrs Carl Ostroot was chosen to head the organization for the coming year The other officers are first vice president Mrs Fred Carr second vice president Miss Luella Olsten secretary Mrs L Nelson and treasurer Mrs Melvin Beck Child welfare work will be emphasized by the group during the coming year
Miss Mable Hinterling and William Muth both of St Lawrence wed Saturday September 16 at Miller. They will reside in St Lawrence. A charivari was given for the couple Monday night by local friends.
The Huddleston store in Wessington was broken into on Monday evening and sacks of flour and $7 in cash were stolen. Entry was gained through a basement window and the robbers escaped by the front door. investigators expect more merchandise may be missing.
Roads planned with federal public works will reduce gravel and sand islands along the Ohio River channel. Islands such as Eight Mile, Letart, Buffett, Blennerhasset, Goose suffer erosion from materials hauled to the mainland for roads. Local real estate transfers in Hyde County include parcels on Vent Camp and Olds Addition, with several listings and boundary notes.
At St. Lawrence Church the annual Harvert Home Festival is set for Saturday September 23 despite grasshoppers and drought. Canned goods needlework baking chickens and saleable items will be auctioned. Ladies Aid will run hot lunches all day. Street sports and attractions are planned. The event has raised funds for the church in past years.
MITCHELL Sept 21 Students at Dakota Wesleyan university anticipate the D M and D W C A social event to be held Sept 23 at Morrow gymnasium. Faculty and students are guests of the M and Y W C A with committees coordinating the party. Kathryn Edscorn and David Evans serve as general chairs with Carolyn Bower as program chair and Sally Bisse Wesley Bullack as decorating chairs.
Eve and Dick face a widening rift as winter storms delay work and hinder communication. Eve chides Dick for not informing her of his Christmas trip to Lake City, and his blunt reply fuels tensions. The couple’s marriage strain deepens as Eve acknowledges fault yet remains guarded. To Be Continued.
A special American Legion train departs Sept 30 from the northern South Dakota region for the national convention and Century of Progress fair. A $14.90 round trip from Aberdeen to Chicago is offered to encourage broad participation, with open eligibility for Legion members, auxiliary, and the general public. The itinerary includes Aberdeen to Chicago via Milwaukee Road, with stops at multiple towns, and a Chicago return Oct 6 to 8.
Aged president of Orient, May Krebbs, 94, mother of Rev Father Krebbs and Miss Anna Krebbs, died at her home Tuesday morning after a prolonged illness. Born in New York, she had lived there for many years and had been ill for some time before her death.
HIGHMORE Sept 2 Special Mr and Mrs J D Eberlein hosted a family dinner honoring their daughter and her husband Wayne Gillette and their daughter Marilyn Joan The Gilletes plan to move from Miller to Mel-Tete this week Attending were the Nattress family of Onids the Ben Eller family of Highmore and Miss Marjory Eberlein of Miller
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