Scout Board To Meet Next Week
The Board of Review of the Boy Scouts in Huron will hold a session next Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the headquarters in the Chamber of Commerce building. After a two month gap a large turnout is expected for examinations for advancements. The chairman J S Bauer at the Western Union offices will handle inquiries and forms.
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Board of Review
Boy Scout’ Troops of
Huron
Boy Scout
Chamber of Commerce
Court of Honor
Board of Renew
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Bauer
Western Union
Board of Reviews
President Trophy Presented to Valley Scout Troop 29
At the father son banquet in Valley Vocal Boy Scout Troop No. 29 received the Franklin D Roosevelt trophy for its activities and membership record over the past year. States Attorney H. D. Brown presented the award, a sponsor from Abernathy post American Legion. J. D. Hall served as scoutmaster with Burt Wooledge as assistant. The troop also earned last year’s Herbert Hoover trophy, part of a 10 year program aiming to have one trained scout for every four eligible by 1934.
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Valley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Atorney
H. D. Brown
Abernathy Post American Legion
J. D. Hall
Burt Wooledge
Herbert Hoover
Busy Beaches Club Plans Dinner Party
Busy Beadhes 4-H members met at Bonnie Rudloff home last Saturday to plan a dinner for April 21 hosted by leader Valdis Clemamont. Dorothy and Phoebe Mc Holland were absent.
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Valdis Clemamont
Bonnie Rudlett
Maxine Johnson
Dorothy
Phoebe Mcholland
Ella Mae Dismey
Lorraine Weese
Bonnie Rudioff
Rudloff
Esther Passerheim
Lois Krause
Hold Candy Sale To Raise Money By The Wire Cookers
The Wire Cookers club met with Charlotte Phinney Friday evening with all members and officers present. A candy sale yielded $1.25 and the group decided to buy materials for future sales. The session covered Family Breakfasts with menus and talks on dried fruits oats chocolate and breakfast etiquette. Orra Barringer led music appreciation as games and refreshments followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Grra Barringer’s home.
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Charlotte Phinney
Lyndon Barringer
Carly
Alctnhers
Velatia Lynch
Lyndon Borringer
Keith Phinney
Clare Hebron
Orra Barringer
Grra Barringer
Sand Creek Girls 17 To Meet Tonight
Halene Irving leader of the Sand Creek Skillet Squad calls a meeting at her home this evening. Two demonstrations are planned on whole wheat bread by Edna Neuharth and Halene Irving, and a soups session by Charlotte Bree and Lauretta DuBais.
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Sand Creek
Halene Irving
Sand Creek Skillet
Edna Neuharth
Charlotte Bree
Lauretta DuBais
Lauretta GnBsis
Beadle County Contest Seeks Summer Outdoor Games Stories
Beadle county 4-H club members and Young Citizens League participants are urged to submit stories on What is My Favorite Summer Outdoor Game and Why. Prizes include a ball bat, ball, tennis racket, and a first class softball. Stories must be 40 to 200 words, with entries due by May 1.
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Beadle County
Young Citizens League
Powerer erry Mrs. W. C. Austin of Nevada Ci
Mrs. W. C. Austin of Nevada City reports a gle hi clock that has been running since 1959 and is still keeping time, a quiet family heirloom valued for its long service.
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Erry
W. C. Austin
Nevada
Record Achieved in YCL Contest at Pierre
In the Citizens League contest at Pierre the district winners from Miller and St Lawrence competed. Marjorie Molesworth won first in seventh and eighth grade essay declamation with My Heritage a Trust. Richard Wright won first in fifth and sixth grade tleman Gresshorper. LaVelle Blanchard placed second in third and fourth grade division reading Still at the Pitcher Show.
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Land County
Yours Citizens League
Pierre
Miller
Marjorie Molesworth
My Heritage
Richard “Wright
St. Lawrence
Tleman Gresshorper
LaVelle Bland
Ale
Richard Weright
LaVelle Blanchard
Kelly School Pupils Win Track Meet Selections
Foster township pupils triumph at Kelly school track meet. Winners headed to Yale on April 21 include Walter Brusse Elmer Anderson Joe Hofer Roy Brusse and Dave Hofer. Girls advancing are Lucille Brusse Marguerite Greenen Joyce Lau and Kathleen Greenan.
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Kelly School
Kathleen Greenan
Foster Township
Yele
Walter Brusse
Elmer Anderson
Joe Hofer
Roy Brusse
Dave Hofer
Yale
Lucille Brusse
Marguerite Greenen
Joyce Lau
Dust Storm Reduces Attendance at 4-H Club Meeting
The Alicia 4H Foods club held its sixth meeting Saturday with only four members present due to a dust storm and illnesses. Members Jo Ann Tollefson Be Tollefson LaVern Tollefson and Jorah Sey attended, along with one visitor Lecra Borah. They sewed Yo-Yos and read a lesson on ceress, followed by a group discussion and lunch.
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Jo Ann Tollefson
Be Tollefson
LaVern Tollefson
Sey Jorah
Lecra Borah
4-H Members Drill Hake Sale for Camp Funds
The Live Wire 4-H club organized a hake sale at Wessington to raise funds for sending members to club camp. The plan emerged from a meeting at Lois Leslie’s home led by president Carl Lato, followed by sheep judging and refreshments served by Mrs Patridge and Mrs Lake. The next meeting is set for April 28 at the Gilfrey residence with Calyn Owen listed.
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Wessington
Ives
Lois Leslie
Carl Lato
Bonilla PTA Delegates Attend PYA Convention
Mrs Madge Miller and Mrs Ray Cooper attended the PYA convention in Hur as delegates from the Bonilla PTA. They reported a fine meeting.
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Bonilla
Madge Miller
Ray Cooper
PYA
Huras
Bonilla Pta
Buffalo Delegates Hold Convention in Gann Valley
Buffalo county Young Citizens League held its annual convention in Gann Valley on April 1 featuring declamatory and essay contests. Winners in 8th and 4th grades included Rudolph Van Winkle first, Ethel Vier eck second, Ruth Stewart third. 6th grade winners Doris Von Wairkle first, Phyllis Henricksen second, Lena Stewart third. In 7th and 8th grade essay, Ruth Spangler took first, Mary Caudwell second, Grace Dye third. Winners advance to the regional meet in Mitchell on April 21. Robert Mrog and Lena Wilson named delegates, Irene Henrichsen and Stellz Deloria alternates to the state convention in Pierre May 4–5. County chorus rehearsals prepared for the Mitchell music festival on April 21.
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Buffalo
Buffalo County
Young Citizen's League
Gann Valley
Rudolph van Winkle
Ethel Viereck
Ruth Stewart
Doris von Wairkle
Phyllis Henricksen
Lena Stewart
Ruth Spangler
Mary Caudwell
Grace Dye
Mitchel
Robert Mrog
Lena Wilson
Irene Henrichsen
Stellz Deloria
Pierre
Mitchell
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Saka L Dewing
Home Gardens advise the best fertilizer is well rotted barnyard manure. They note heavy soils tolerate more fertilizer than light soils and warn that too heavy applications in semi arid regions will burn out gardens.
Best Vegetable Varieties for South Dakota Gardens
Guidance from 1924 list on drought resistant crops and garden layouts for South Dakota. Emphasizes perennials like raubach and multi plier onions, root crops such as carrots turnips rutabaga, and careful spacing for horse cultivation. An average five person family needs about 0.44 acre with horse space or just under 1 acre for hand hoeing.
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South Dakota
Leest
Farm Holiday Parley Held At Miller Auditorium
Hand County Farm Holiday association officers and members met at the municipal auditorium this week. William Gaspar, president, presided over the session. Major problems facing farmers at this time were discussed.
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Miller Miller
Hand County Farm Holiday Association
Wiliam Gaspar
Hand County Holiday Association
Kaas Denounces Gross Income Tax at Britton Rally
Otto L. Kaas republican candidate for South Dar governor spoke at the municipal auditorium describing the gross income tax as unfair to consumer and producer. He argued enforcement should be condemned due to several severe assessments felt by consumers and pressed for drastic cuts in public expenditures.
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Kaas Miller
Otto L. Kaas
Britton
South Dar
Kaas
Ed Hough Named Chief of Police in Grand Forks
April 18 reports Ed Hough former sheriff of Grand Forks County has been named chief of police by the new city commission. He succeeds Henry P. Knudson.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Ed Hough
Grand Forks County
New City Commission
Henry P. Knudson
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