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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1934

Page

5

Thirty seven League Units Formed In Hyde County

Thirty seven Young Citizens League units held a county convention in Highmore with delegates chosen for the state convention. North group delegates Dorothy Shaw and alt Jay Nation. south group Mark Hiseland and alt Viola Evenson. Independent group Helen Hipkins and alt Harry O Brien. Bunny Band of East Valley played. Children’s chorus from 123 grade school performed. a declamatory contest judged by W H Davis Jr and Lowell Nelson named winners across divisions with Beatrice Burnham Jane Hartshorn Sylvia Mae Taylor and others noted for placing.

Young Citizens League Uits Highmore North Dorothy Shaw Jay Nation Mark Hiseland Viola Evenson Helen’ Hipkins Harry O'Brien Bunny Band East Valley School Helen Northfield Andrews Siaphan W. H. Davis Jr. Highmore Lowell Nelson Witten High School Irene Stoley North Eden Francis Morgan South Dewey Imogene Trammel West Vanj Order Beatrice Burnham Junior Zemlicka Elva Runestad Jane Hartshorn South Stephan Sylvia Mae Taylor Dale Rezac Chica Ferq Runestad Southwey Marjorie Hamlin Everye DeGueyer East Peno

Cadet Teacher Finishes Practice at Prairie Knoll School

Dorothy Rex of eighth grade notes the cadet teacher Miss Walsh has left after a week and a half of practice teaching at Prairie Knoll school in Huron. The class regrets her departure.

Prairie Knoll School Huron Dorothy Rex Dorothy Miss Walsh

4 H Club Meeting Discusses Breakfast Dinner Project

Members of the Livewire Fox 4-H Club meet at the home of leader Mrs B F Bathel. They plan a breakfast and dinner project to be completed before the next meeting and to sew a child's garment for under six. They sing, set April 1 at Mildred Johnsons and rally day discussions.

Cooking Club B. F. Bathel Florence Halbur

Will Choose YCL Winners In Spink County

Redfield hosts the Young Citizens league convention on Saturday April 7 with 1% county districts entering candidates for county honors in declamation essay and spelling. The forenoon program features county children and at 1 pm the CL convention selects two delegates from each of 177 leagues. winners announced later.

YCL Spink County Young Citizens League Redfield Forendon

4 H Club Members Strive For Trips

Educational trips this year will incentive 4 H club members to high achievement. About one percent win trips to Brookings for 4 H week December 26 to 29 Interstate Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo October 1 to 3 and National Congress in Chicago December 1 to. Trips are not the main objective but motivate good work. Local leaders and agents select winners based on fair placings and club or home community records.

Brooklings Interstate Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo National Congress Chicago H. M. Jones Kr. Jones

Broadcast On 4 H Work Is Saturday

Brookings reports the April 4 H club radio program on April 7 from 1230 to 1230 CST. Speakers include Helen Sayville West Virginia Hamp shire. Earl McMunn Ohio Guernsey. Harold M Hyre Morgantown WV. H L Shrader US Department of Agriculture on club work benefits. Marine Band provides opening and closing music with four extra selections including two South Dakota achievement numbers.

Brookings Helen Sayville Hampshire County West Virginia Earl McMunn Guernsey County Ohio Harold M. Hyre Morgantown H. L. Shrader United States Departement of Agriculture United States Marine Band South Dakota

Forestburg Girl Wins First in Local Declamatory Contest

Forestburg consolidated school students swept the district declamatory contest held at the Lutheran church. Betty Lou Ellingson won primary with A Visit to Grandmas, Mary Frances Hinde took first in intermediate with Who's Afraid, Charles Briggs won second intermediate with The Elusive Handkerchief, Barbara Slouber led essay with first, Naomi Ellingson second, and Inla Knutson second. Forestburg riders advanced to Woonsocket for regional judging, with Hinde earning first in first intermediate and Ellingson second in primary. the top Forestburg contender heads to Mitchell on April 21.

Forestburg Foresbburg Betty Lou Ellingson Maxine Aker Mary Frances Hinde Wiliam Morse Charles Briggs Naomi Ellingson Barbara Slouber Inla Knutson Forestburg Consolidated School Woonsocket Mitchell

Honor Roll Chart Made For Prairie Knoll School

Sunshine league pupils at Prairie Knoll School have an honor roll chart painted by Pete Roberts of Euron. The chart records all students with an average of 0 percent or more on six week tests, with a gold star placed after each qualifying pupil's name.

Sunshine League of the Prairie Knoll School Pete Roberts Euron

Handy Handicraft Club Meeting Postponed

Wessington club notes postponement due to sickness of leader A B Crossman. Next meeting set for April 7 at Isaac Lake home with H M Jones to conduct a farm account record keeping school. Members who missed the Wessington session may obtain needed information at this time.

Handy Handicraft Club Carl Lake Handy Handicraft Club of Wessington A. B. Crossman Isaac Lake H. M. Jones

Sisters Of Skillet Organize Club Orchestra

A meeting of the Sisters of the Skillet was held Friday at Gen evieve Whittington's home to organize an orchestra and learn 4-H club songs. A divinity demonstration was given, with three members absent. The next meeting is set for April 14 at Mary Jana Schoof's home.

Cogley Sioue John Leko George Washington Hospital Wash Lois Lesiie Cog Sisters of Skillet Sisters of the Skil Genevieve Whittington Melva Blackmer Frances Abbott Maxine Tyler Wilma Ford Mary Jana Schoof

Broadland Scouts Plan Another Tenderfoot Hike

Broadland Troop 15 of Boy Scouts planned a Sunday tenderfoot hike after a Monday night meeting at the schoolhouse. The session began at 8 PM with two new scouts rejoining. Beadle County agent A. Eddy led talks on forming a 4 H sheep club. The boys learned neckerchief bandaging as Dale Biggersta led songs and closing exercises.

Broadland Scouts Broadland Troop 15 Boy Scouts A. Eddy Beadle County Dale Biggersta

Child Swallows Pencil Cap Recovers in Sioux Falls

Betty Jean King 12 of the Children's Home recovers after a pencil cap lodged in her windpipe. Cap was three quarters of an inch long and about a quarter inch in diameter. Special precautions to prevent pneumonia. Postmaster James Kohlman takes office April 1 at Conde with Earl Vandenburg assisting until familiar.

Sioux Falls Betty Jean King Conde James Kohlman Earl Vandenburg Kohhaan

Carter’s Little Liver Pills Promise Quick Relieve

An old ad promises Carter’s Little Liver Pills will restore bile flow and relieve a heavy lethargic feeling by stimulating digestion. It claims the pills end constipation by making bile move freely and improving overall energy. The copy emphasizes natural vegetable extracts and warns against substitutes.

Tor Maya Lithia Carter Carta

Large Relief Roll in Potter County

Potter County relief figures show 28 percent of residents depend on aid. In 352 families, 1,609 people rely wholly or partly on relief. Last week the total relief outlay reached 4777 dollars and 63 cents in cash coal and livestock feed. Surplus foods are distributed via the county store. Average aid per family was 313 dollars. Assessors meet Badfield in Spink County Court House Saturday at 10.

Potter County Gettysburg E. A. Houcks Badfield Spink County Court

Assessors prepare for afternoon meeting with state instructions

All assessors are asked to be present at the meeting which probably will continue through most of the afternoon. A state representative is expected to give instructions to the members.

Redfield Spelling and Declam Meet Results

Redfield hosts district spelling and declamatory contest with winners in multiple grades. Declamatory first and second in lower grades went to Glenys Neville and Carroll Bancroft. third to Shirley Hilkemeier. Higher grades crown winners including Shirley Stoner and Charlotte Stoner with other top placers. spelling results pending.

Redfield W. L. Hodgson Glenys Neville Carroll Bancroft Shirley Hilkemeier Scott Hodgson Margaret Byerly Jack Rabuek Shirley Stoner Eleanor Floating Delford Grouhok Gladys Kinchloe Charlotte Stoner Lucille Eidsness

Contests Run by Local School Nine Judges Involved

Fifth and sixth grades list Rose Fell Leonard first and Carol Garver second. Seventh and eighth grades show Berneige Appel first and Gladys King Chloe second. Nine judges presided over the various contests.

Rose Fell Leonard Carol Garver Berneige Appel Gladys Kingchloe

Draw for Positions Redfield Primary Ballot

The drawing for ballot positions in Redfield was held at the courthouse this afternoon at 2 oclock. Names of all petitioning candidates with party opposition were requested to appear for the drawing.

Redfield

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