Quality and Price Wines Beers at Huron Liquor Store
Local notices advertise Quality and Price Wines Liquors and Beers at Huron Liquor Store near Oppo site post office No 189 with advertisement.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1937
Page
11
Local notices advertise Quality and Price Wines Liquors and Beers at Huron Liquor Store near Oppo site post office No 189 with advertisement.
Notices cover probate for Hugh Schultz deceased with Marie Schultz seeking letters of administration hearing Oct 1 1937 in Beadle County Court. Also tax foreclosure details mortgage dated 1919 on Beadle land with sale Oct 18 1937 and sheriff sale provisions in Huron.
A page segment includes social notes from Manchester and Ree Heights with a Ladies Aid meeting, college attendees, a chick store move, a Tuesday Club gathering, and travel notices. Residents Ethel Brewer, Howard Flint, Homer Justice, and others plan or execute college duties, relocation, or visits to Rapid City and Oregon, reflecting small town life updates.
Brookings reports a National 4-H Ground Beautification contest offering rewards including gold medals for county winners, a $50 watch for the state winner, a trip to Washington for the sectional winner, and two $300 college scholarships for the national winner. Open to 4-H club members under Extension Service supervision during 1938, the program aligns with August Conservation Camp plans to foster school ground beautification and tree planting, with leadership training to help members improve home grounds.
The Girl Scouts report the largest six month registration in their history with 29.70 million members, up 25.45 from January and nearly triple the year before. Brownies through older girls in 33 countries participate as the worldwide Scouting movement features Silver Jubilee and a recent encampment. The growth is tied to age tailored programs and world scope emphasis.
Troop 6 held its regular meeting in the casement of the Methodist Church at 380 o'clock Tuesday evening. The gathering opened with the Scout oath, followed by a short business session led by Scoutmaster Van Dyke. The event ended with a general good time, noted scribe Harlan Glanzer.
Virgil C D civics class members plan to write teachers in Oklahoma Pennsylvania Missouri and Florida. They detail organizing a Young Citizens League to encourage school leagues and spread the movement to additional states.
Students at Jefferson School under Miss Lyla Gutzler decorate their room windows with maple leaves. The leaves are crafted from colored construction paper by first and second graders. Report filed by seventh grader Charlotte Cleagan.
Claire Mae Brandmire of the Lindbergh League notes a social meeting held September 17 featuring a program of three girls.
Jefferson School students taught by Miss Guizler play kittenball in a work up variant. Two batters are up, others field, and after each out players advance one position until a new batter emerges. Bonnie Newall predicted members of the George Washington League, and a lunch of cake and candy followed courtesy of Claire Mae Brandmire and Jessie Burnett.
Advert promotes Anne Adams patterns 451, 4571 and 4512 for blouses and dresses in various fabrics and sizes. Includes price details 15 cents to 25 cents, notes easy to sew step by step instructions, and directs readers to order from Evening Baron Pattern Department in Huron, South Dakota.
The Virgil C. L. seventh and eighth graders prepare booklets on The Legend of Sleepy Hollow to fulfill a contract while the fifth graders present Iberian Peninsula products. Wayne Van Der Aarde notes the room’s full appearance with a wild duck poster border for art. Howard Weber returns to Montana Vale from Great Falls Montana after a spring absence.
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