Training For Third Cub Pack Organization Completed
Thirty-five parents of nine to eleven year olds joined cub leadership training at McKinley School. Sessions led by Amos Meader Jim Norfolk and Beryl Cottington aimed to form a new Pack linked to Troop 8 sponsored by Kiwanis and possibly supported by McKinley PTA. A pack committee was named and a new Den Mother appointed for a second Den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley School
Amos Meader
Boy Scouts of America
St. Paul
Jim Norfolk
Tomahawk District
Beryl Cottington
Kiwanis Club
McKinley
Parent-Teachers Association
Milo Schultz
Kansas Avenue
Northeast
Wilson
Lincoln
Jefferson
Glenn C. Lovelace
C. J. Fieseman
Clair Gascoigne
L. M. Doyle
R. B. Anderson
R. E. Johnston
Bernice Schumaker
C. A. Jones
Paul Kohlman
BR. M. Johnson
R. M. Johnson
Ray D. Huddleston
H. M. Pierce
M. J. Gibbs
Glenn Lee
E. F. Karstens
E. F.karstens
J. Johannsen
M. E. James
Erwin Mann
E. A. Zurbinger
C. J. Buck
Paul N. Campbell
Informal Time Follows Meeting Kellogg Woolies Hosts April Gathering
The Kellogg Woolies held their April 11 meeting at the Eggleston home. Clinton Eggleston chaired with all but two members present. Reports on Winter Management and Lambing Time were shared by LaVerne Sheffield and Eggleston. After adjournment, games and lunch followed. The next meeting is set for May 9 at the Oestreich home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg Woolies
Eggleston
Clinton Eggleston
Harold
Rose Nordker
LaVerne Sheffield
Oestreich
Albert Oestreich
Food Club Plans Bake Sale For April 19
The Country Maidens 4-H Food Club met at Doris Dickinson’s home. Eva Belle Baum presided as Helen Zeeck led songs. Members gave a bread making problem in roll call. Minutes were approved. A bake sale is set for Saturday April 19 to raise funds for camp fees. Members must keep books updated and work completed by the May meeting. Treasurer reported 1.85. Meeting adjourned at Doris Dickinson’s home on May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Maidens
Doris Dickinson
Eva Belle Baum
Helen Zeeck
Charlotte Gleason
Frank Mattke
Lila Gleason Tops Cain Creek Honor Roll This Term
Cain Creek School reports five honor roll pupils for the six weeks with Lila Gleason at 95. Ila Baum and Cora Mae Hill at 94, Dennis Gleason and Mary Lee Cranston at 93. An Easter party followed, with Phyllis Mattke and Cora Mae Hill on the game committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Gleason
Cain Creek
Ila Baum
Cora Mae Hill
Dennis Gleason
Mary Lee’ Cranston
Phyllis Mattke
Lois Eden
Coral Mae Hill
May Baskets Crafted by Bonilla Pupils
Bonilla seventh and eighth graders made May baskets of various sizes on Thursday April 10. They were displayed on a shelf for a room exhibit on April 29. Francis LeGrande missed four days this week. The seventh graders review Africa in geography and the two grades are preparing for year end exams. Doris Tollefson led a short Y. C. L. business meeting on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Francis LeGrande
Africa
Doris Tollefson
Ackerman School Honor Roll Listed for Fifth Six Weeks
Ackerman School names honor roll from fifth six weeks exams. Third graders Orville Glanzer and Donald Buckley earned honors, followed by eighth graders Evangeline Tschetter, Nandie Lawless, and Gloria Kelley. Gloria Kelley authored the report and Miss Jaeger taught the class. Evangeline Tschetter notes the eighth graders have finished reading Jackanapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackerman
Ackerman ‘School
Orville Glanzer
Donald Buckley
Evangeline Tschetter
Nandie Lawless
Gloria Kelley
Miss Jaeger
Jackanapes
Looking Back 20 Years Ago In Woonsocket Huron events
Mrs A J Moe and daughters Hazel and Gladys visited Huron yesterday. Hazel left for a two month visit with relatives at Newell. Mrs Moe and Miss Gladys returned to Woonsocket. Mrs Max Royhl led a tea for Mrs Binford of Pierre with Mrs Jesse Burns and Mrs T Campbell winning in auction bridge. Lunch was at five. The Eastern Star April committee hosted a card and dance party with fifty two couples and eighteen-table progressive whist. Mrs George W Hill and Mrs Anna Griffith won the evening contest. A pink and white luncheon followed and Ludzka's orchestra played. Fred Heigs celebrated his birthday at a dinner at 55 Colorado Ave SW with eight covers. Col W A Lynch owns a rare 10 shilling note from early colonial America. The note was
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Moe
Hazel
Gladys
Woonsocket
Huron
Newell
Moe
Max Royhl
Binford
Pierre
Jesse Burns
T. Campbell
The
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
George W. Hill
Anna Griffith
Ludzka
Fred Heigs
Colorado Avenue Southwest
Col W. A- Lynch
America
Mapleton editor Ed Meyers headlines new venture
Patrolman and Mrs. William Van Tuyl return from Paullina to visit their son. Ed L. Meyers, formerly a lino operator in Mapleton, has purchased the Chronicle at Ashton and is now editor. Mrs. Alice Bemis visits daughter in Winona then heads to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Franklin
Patrolman
William van Tuyl
Paullina
Ed L. Meyers
Linotype
Enterprise
Mapleton
Minn
Chronicle
Ashton
S. D
Huron
Alice Bemis
Robert Winheim
Minneapolis
B. W. Wilson
Winona
Television exhibit by two state college seniors planned
Exhibit at Jackrabbit Roundup Day on May 6 will feature television equipment built by engineering seniors Robert Barthle from Groton and Vincent Winters from Brentford. A radio facsimile printing machine will also be shown to about 1,500 high school seniors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Robert Barthle
Groton
Vincent Winters
Brentford
Fire inspectors honored after Pierre Fort Pierre tour
Thirty representatives of the Western Actuarial Bureau Fire Prevention Department complete a two day inspection of business districts and public buildings in Pierre and Fort Pierre. A dinner tonight will honor the visitors with civic organizations and fire departments sponsoring cleanup week prior to the inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Fort Pierre
Western Actuarial Bureau Fire Prevention Department
Banquet Planned By Hitchcock Presbyterian Guild
Hitchcock activity reports reveal the Hitchcock Presbyterian Guild met at Mrs. Paul Cantonwine's home with Mrs. Alex Phillips assisting. Fifteen members attended and a banquet was planned at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Hitchcock Hitchcock
Hitchcock Presbyterian Guild
Paul Cantonwine
Alex Phillips
Mother's Day Banquet Prep and Bake Sale Planned
A Mother-Daughter banquet is planned for the Saturday before Mothers Day, with a bake sale set for next Saturday at Hitchcock five. Mrs. Emelis Bauman will entertain at the May meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock Five
Emelis Bauman
File for Incorporation Pierre April 1
The Black Hills Packing Employes a mutual group seeks incorporation in Pierre on April 1 to establish a mutual business entity. The brief notice outlines the proposed corporate structure and aims to formalize shared ownership among workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Black Hills
Doland High School concert closes season at Aberdeen
The Doland High School glee clubs, chorus, ensembles, and vocal solos performed Sunday under Arthur Engel and Agnes Skibstad. It was the final public appearance before the regional music contest at Aberdeen this week. A local sickness and accident group based in Rapid City filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state, with Mark Maliers as president. Boston annually consumes thirty-two million quarts of baked beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization For Sickness and
Rapid City
Mark Maliers
Doland Doland
Doland High School
Arthur Engel
Agnes Skibstad
Aberdeen
Boston
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Central
South Dakota
Evelyn Hartnagel
Troop 8
Lee
Food Club
Benito
Lester
Howard Richer
Newark
Huron Clinic
Sprague Hospital
Shirley
B.D. Sewell
HL. Saylor
J. Sexton
M.D
Adams
B. T. Lent
W.L. Detling
Mar. Myctle Kyzki
B.N
Aevericam College of
Sumgeena
Geyerman’s
Idakota
Montgomery Ward
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