Rural Scouting Keynote At Tomahawk District Meeting
W L Hurley outlined a rural scouting push to reach every eligible rural boy in Beadle county and western Kingsbury. A Jubilee camp will provide overnight rural experiences with campfire programs and contests. Camp School set for May 3 4 5 at Tomahawk lodge in Huron to train volunteer leaders.
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W. L. Hurley
Boy Scout Troops
Tomahawk District
Jubilee
Scout
John L. Smith
Huron
Tomahawk Lodge
August Abel
Council
National Council
Mr. Prescott
Gunner Berg
Roosevelt Patrol Meets at Busch’s
The Roosevelt patrol held a regular meeting at Martin Busch’s home with three members absent. The Scoutmaster discussed subjects with the scouts. They agreed to an every other meeting at night and a hike on April 24. Refreshments were served by Martin’s mother. The next meeting will be at Scoutmaster Mr Dalrymple’s home on Monday night April 22.
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Ae Smtt
de Smet
Do Smet
Tomahawk
Dr. L. Betts
Roosevelt
Martin Busch
Avery
Martin
Dalrymple
Carroll Salisbury
Winners In Health Contest Prize Update
A school health chart awards prizes after six weeks of perfect health. Winners listed include Ella Gross from Edison School taught by Miss Lyla Mae Gutdler, plus Arnold and Harvey Bender Clara Walz Clarence Burnett and Ella Grou. Prizes vary from crabs and nail files to blue scrap books.
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Ella Gross
Edison
Lyla Mae Gutdler
Arnold
Harvey Bender
Clara Walz
Clarence Burnett
Et' Ther
Ella Grou
Prns
Health Contest Begins at The Sheffield School
The Sheffield School runs a health contest where pupils earn white hands for compliance with health rules. Five duties include hair care, teeth cleaning, can foyer, nails, and desk cleanliness supervised by inspector Melva Petersen. The side with the most white hands wins at month end. pupils belong to the Washington league.
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Sheffield
Egmas
Melva Petersen
Picnic II Planned by Eighth Grade Girl Reserves
The regular meeting of the eighth grade Girl Reserves opened with a conference discussion. Members gave opinions on improving next year's program, heard the treasurer's report, and planned a hike or picnic. Margaret Peterson spoke on hobbies, and the girls resolved to have a hobby this summer. Reporter: Charlotte Lenner.
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Margaret
Peterson
Charlotte
Lenmer
Geraldine Fenn Seeks Payne Fellowship Nomination
Geraldine Fenn a nine year 4 H club member is South Dakota candidate for the Payne fellowship. The national winner will be chosen soon and will devote nine months to study in the department of agriculture in Washington DC.
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Geraldine Fenn
South Dakota
Gil
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Edison School Plans Tour to Huron in April
Edison school discussed a tour to Huron on April 26 visiting Lampe s Gagnon s Huronite office radio station telephone office round house filtering plant and Hotel Marvin Bug hit t The YCL meeting led by president Roger Burnett opened with flag salute and song Three members Harold and Louis Stevens and Buell Slepikas were absent Treasurer reported 4 30 remains unused until next year The school plans a picnic before summer vacation.
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Edison
Huron
Edison School
YCL
Harold and
Louis Stevens
Buell Slepikas
Treasury
Logan Center YCL Elects Loyal Zeeck Delegate
Loyal Zeeck was elected as the Logan Center YCL delegate to the meeting replacing Nadine Legg who moved away. The school plans a winner roast when weather permits. Teacher Miss Duttle taught fire drill principles and announced multiple drills in coming weeks. Three pupils Keith Julieta Nadine Legg have moved away. a farewell party was held. Tuesday pattern, Roger Sapp reports the club.
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Logan Center
YCL
Loyal Zeeck
Logan Center School
Nadine Legg
Loyal
Lweather
Miss Duttle
Keith
Julieta
Clubs Begin Work On Conservation Projects
The Livewire Sheep club and the Handicraft club start conservation work alongside projects. Joanne Allen reports the Allen siblings killed some rodents and crows, and Alvin Allen released a duck from a hawk. Next meeting on April 27 at A. B. Croasman home in Miller to study soils and grasses.
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Livewire
Handy ‘Handicraft
Joanne Allen
Alvin Allen
Cwill
The
A. B. Croasman
Miller
Warren Lassies 4-H Club Adds Members at Alpena Meeting
The Warren Lassies 4-H Club at Alpena welcomed two new members to reach a 15 member roster. The group earned $3 at the last candy sale during the Farmers Union gathering. Plans were set for further candy sales and a monthy club camp with activities led by Mrs. Kirie and Helen Barsch supervising sewing and pattern work.
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Warren Lassies
Cofcene
Knox
Farmers Union
Alpena
Kirie
Helen Barsch
Breakfast at the Anderson Home Hosts Twenty Guests
Kitchen Maids omnes held a breakfast at Lorraine and Lillian Andersons home on Saturday April 23 with sixteen members present. Dorothy Kiel chairing, along with Elaine Smogard Lorraine Anderson and Frances Talitk, planned Easter decorations using pussy willows and marshmallow rabbits. The menu featured oranges gold-rayed egg on toast biscuits jam and cocos as demonstrated in a club meeting. The group will start studying luncheons next.
Free Movie At 4-H Rally Day In Dakota State iGame
Free showing at Redfield on Saturday afternoon April 2 as 4-H boys and girls of Spink County attend a state game department produced film. Ebner Liebig, local game warden, discusses wildlife conservation and club members learn about specimens and wild life.
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Dakota State
Spink County
South ‘Dakota
Ebmer ‘Liebig
Daughter of Hightmore Couple Noted in Local Notice
A brief item records the birth or acknowledgment of a granddaughter to Mr and Mrs of Hightmore with reference to C H Kelley. The fragmentary notice notes family connections and a naming detail in a local social blurb.
Wilson Girl Reserves Hold After-School Meeting
The Wilson Girl Reserves held a Monday after-school meeting. A business session decided that four items would be addressed at the close of each gathering.
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Wilson
Wilson Girl Reserves
Was
Local theater earns praise for two evening performances
The audience appreciated the cast and crew with strong work on the production. Mrs. work directed by B. Sutter with Ruth Wilcox of Huron praised the effort and acknowledged the reward of their success.
Dramatic critic notes split funding for HM per cent basis
The critic reports that financing for the play will be divided on a HM per cent basis among the American Le Giot and Auxiliary sponsoring organizations.
Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs. Wilford Ham ilcar’s Home
April 17 report notes the Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs Wilford Ham ilcar on Thursday this week, contingent on travel permissions.
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Meel
Bomilla
Ladies
Wilford Hamilcar
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