Rally Day Brings 4-H Members to Huron
Three hundred 4-H club members families and leaders attended the Rally Day in the Elks ball room at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel April 13. Activities began at 10 30 with games led by Roland Schulz and committee. The afternoon program arranged by Norma Cranston with 4-H council members featured singing and performances by club members and leaders. A picnic lunch served cafeteria style followed.
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Elks
Marvin Hughitt
Roland Schulz
Ty Thompson
Norma Cranston
de Etta Derscheid
Lioyd Mellvaine
Mildred Thatcher
D. EK. Walker
Huron
Elaine Stratton
Gertrude Smth
Earl Pelllan
Norma Hoffman
Jolly
Epvates
Lyman
Mellvaine
Sakakaweas Have Interesting Meet
The Sakakawea Troop held a in testing meeting last Monday. Girls learned fire safety basics from Don Sheridan at the fire hall to meet requirements for the second class badge. Next week they will study the five points of health and some attended Arbor Day at the Scout House with Dolores as flag bearer.
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Don Sheridan
Dolores
Marjory Jones
College Chapel
Junior Cheerio Club Meets With Seniors
The Junior Cheerio 4H Club of Northville held a meeting at the Fred Nultemier home on April 6 led by Mrs. William Angie. Members answered roll call with names and enjoyed a program with the Senior Cheerio 4H Club. Willard Haselhorst and Eileen Dangle arranged games. next meeting set for May 4 at the George Bierman home.
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Northville
Fred Nultemier
William Angie
Willard Haselhorst
Eileen Dangle
George Bierman
Work On Badges At Scout Meeting
Scout meeting focused on badge work for Girl Scouts. Dues and attendance checked by treasurer Yota Skezas as Norene Hale led food preparation lessons and Lucy Johnson assisted flag folding. A court of honor was planned with a potluck supper, and all back badges were due by April 22.
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Wohelo Girl Scouts
Zares
Ramona Lundgren
Joy Cranston
Virginia Lundgren
Mary Ellen Fair J
Ruth Smith
Yota Skezas
Cola
Norene Hale
Lucy Johnson
Cardinal
J. Taps
J. Taps and Run Along Home Were Thhen Sung. A Court of Honor
Court of Honor
Rajmona Lundgren
Four H Club Pins Awarded at aFhars Meeting
The Merry Maids Poultry Club met at Frank Lynch home with nine members and several visitors. President John Vincent Rudy called the meeting. Edna Eckmann discussed selecting matching eggs while Warren Gilchrist spoke on feeding baby chicks. Members with the first three meetings earned pins. Next meeting at Fred Eelamann home will feature Gar Rudy and Darold Eelamann on the game committee. Esther and Edith Eckmann directed games. Ice cream and cake closed the meeting served by Edith Anne Eckmann.
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Acc Adi
Merry Maids Poultry Club
Frank Lynch
John Vincent Rudy
Edna Eckmann
Warren Gilchrist
Fred Eelamann
Edgar Rudy
Darold Eelamann
Esther
Edith Eckmann
Edith Anne Eckmann
Three Girls Have High Averages At Sunnyside School
Mildred Andresen reports Sunnyside School students Marion Andresen Allen Wagner and Jean Doll achieved averages of 80 or higher. The class planted cherry and plum trees, watered and covered with topsoil. Marvin Wagner placed superior for the fifth week in the county declamatory contest and advances to the regional contest in Mitchell Saturday.
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Marion Andresen
Allen Wagner
Jean Doll
Mildred Andresen
Sunnyside School
Kathiryn Glanzer
Marvin Wagner
Mitchell
Scheele Pupils Name Signs of Spring Booklets
The first and second grades at Scheele School collected signs of spring by cutting out pictures and assembling them into unique booklets. Grace Hofer notes the class learned the spring poem Pussy Willows under Mrs. Gaughran.
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Scheele
Scheele School
Grace Hofer
Gaughran
Two Perfect Spellers At Connell School
Le Roy Hintz and Juraine Hornig were the only two students in the Connell School to earn 100 percent on the fifth six weeks spelling test. The school had 12 pupils, with Wilbert Hohm in sixth grade taught by Stasia Davis.
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Connell School
LeRoy Hintz
Juraine Hornig
Wilbert Hohm
Stasia Davis
Nurbe
Daisy Keene
H.N
Cornell
Senior Cheerio Club Hosts Meeting and Talks at Northville
Jem Wwumier Ann Dabi and Norman Taylor led the Cheerio 4 H Senior Club gathering at Fred Nultimier home Northville. Joyce Bierman demonstrated a school lunch plan. Evelyn Miller spoke on The Last Rose of Summer music background. Zelda Dangel spoke on flowers and home beautification. Elizabeth Laever discussed serving potatoes in sixteen ways. Rally Day at Redfield was planned for April 20 with attendance plans.
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Jem Wwumier
Worony Ann Dabi
Norman Taylor
Fred Nultimier
Northville
Cheerio 4-H
Joyce Bierman
Evelyn Miller
Zelda Dangel
Elizabeth la
Redfield
Discussion Group At College Tonight
The Huron College faculty hosts a regular monthly discussion on isolationist policy with speakers including Dr. Zook, President Towner, Mr. Hale, and Mr. Reynolds.
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Huron College
United States
Zook
Towner
Hale
Reynolds
Dakota Territory events and notable births in history
History notes cite Dr. Henry F. Livingston born in Quebec in 1843 and dying in 1871. The Dakota Territory Legislative Assembly held its only session to authorize county bonds for the Dakota Southern Railroad. Deadwood was platted in 1876 and Pine Ridge Agency reported earth tremors during the 1906 San Francisco quake.
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South Dakota
L.awrence E. Fox
Department of History
Henry F. Livingston
State Hospital
Quebec
Legislative Assembly of
Dakota Territory
Dakota Southern Railroad
Deadwood City
Pine Ridge Agency
San Francisco
Steensland Seeks Blue Stamp Extension to Statewide Use
Steensland, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, sent a cable to Senator Bulow urging immediate nationwide expansion of the blue stamp plan for distributing surplus foods. He argues it aids consumers retailers and farmers and can relieve farm income pressures by enabling profit and employment.
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Steensland
Sioux Falls
Almer
W. J. Bulow
Bulow
No Contest For City Offices At Highmore
Highmore voters face no contests as mayor Jay Rath and incumbents Max Wenigar Frank Marso W Nesheim and James Hamlin retain office automatically due to uncontested petitions. Additional council members Bent Lee Ira McDonald hold their seats in the first and second wards.
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Highmore Highmore
Highmore
Jay Rath
Max Wenigar
Frank Marso
W. 5. Nesheim
James Hamlin
Bent Lee
Ira McDonald
Railroad Man Dies in Sioux Falls Death Notice
County with 533 miles ranked second in the tabulation and Arthur W. Little, 69, a railroad man, is reported as deceased in Sioux Falls on April 1. The brief item notes his occupation and age in a local notice style.
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Sioux Falls
Arthur W. Little
WPA work totals in South Dakota counties
Figures from the state writers' project show WPA labor built 12,914 miles of roads, 1,056 bridges and viaducts, and 7,269 culverts across South Dakota. Urban streets account for 752 miles of the road total, with 23 rural routes remaining. Roberts County leads with 540 miles of roads.
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D. Mitchell
South Dakota
Roberts County
Clay
Longtime Rock Island Agent Dies After Illness
He served as general agent for the Rock Island railroad here until his death this morning, though on leave due to an extended illness.
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Rock Island Railroad
Beunt April Weather Brief Highlights Farm Progress
Beunt reports April shows no precipitation yet and farm work advancing rapidly. Earlier wet fields and cold weather had slowed planting and field tasks.
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Beunt
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