Summer Camps To Be In June
Brookings April 21 Special Round Dakota farm boys and girls in 4-H clubs will attend their annual summer camp sessions in June. The camps span 24 four day periods at four sites MCA camp Big Stone Lake YMCA camp Lake Kampeska Swan Lake Viborg and Camp Judson Black Hills. About 1 000 youths expected. Costs range 2 25 to 3 00 with instruction from State College Extension Service. Activities include crafts farm product judging weed and gas identification music health and conservation education tours and recreation. County agents supervise and arrange group trips with state 4-H staff aiding placement.
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Brookings
Round Dakota Farm
H. M. Jones
Paul J. Scarbo
Scarbo
School of Agriculture
State College
Ardmore
Newell
Jones
MCA
Big Stone Lake
YMCA
Lake Kampeska
Watertown
Swan Lake
Viborg
Camp Judson
Black Hills
State College Extension Service
Ieader
Lakotah Girls 1 Hike To West Park
Lakotah Girls of Lakota Troop 1 hiked to West Park on April 18 with some biking. They photographed, cooked lunch over a campfire, played games, and awarded Marjorie Thorn a prize. Carol Sutter and Mrs. Ebert led sides in baseball. they found a new Scout first aid kit at trail end. Doris Merry Reilly reports they returned home about 6 45.
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West Park
Girl Scouts of
Lakota Troop 1
Marjorie Thorn
Carol Sutter
Scout Committee Attends Meeting at K C Building
Scout Committee members and patrols held a meeting in the K C Building with G Howard Walsh and others noted as present. The report records visits to pupils by Mrs Elmer Wallurs at Maefields School No 2 on Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 4 pm with hopes for more guests this year.
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Steregs
K. C
Howard Walsh
Walt
Sewum Steer
Mra
Elmer Wallurs
Maefields
Shy
James Chirk
Miss Ford
Relics As Hobby Collects Indian Arrowheads
Lawrence High School student Richard Holzworth Sr keeps a hobby of Indian arrowheads with a 350 perfect points and hundreds more. He finds spear and arrow heads on creek banks and land flats, noting steel and slant alloys. He keeps charms and other artifacts, saying the collection is for fun as winds uncover pieces near St Lawrence.
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Richard Holzworth
Lawrence High School
Holzworth
Holzwoerth
St. Lawrence
Pearl Creek 4-H Club Holds April Meeting
Pearl Creek Township 4-H Club met at Hath Lind’s home on Saturday April 16. Members sang 4-H songs led by Alice Highland. Corrine Hedland demonstrated apron and holder making. Margery Meltor led a discussion on stocking quality and care. Alice Highland spoke on the care of the feet and proper footwear. Ruth Lind and Hazel Stout explained dress materials and fiber testing. The group plans to help with the April P.T.A. meeting in Logan Township. Hazel Stout served refreshments.
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Pearl Creek
Hath Lind
Elu
Alice Highland
Corrine Hedland
Margery Meltor
Ruth Lind
Hazel Stout
Logan Township
P.T. A. Association
Aed Lungh
Country Club Opens Summer Season With Inaugural Night
Diex at the Huron Country Club will launch its summer series with a season opening gathering tonight at the clubhouse. Dinner is served at 7 o'clock, followed by awards and information. The 1933 competitive schedule is expected to take tentative shape as the tournament committee meets to outline a season of events.
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Diex
Huron Country Club
Sid Aarties
Ayita
Lucky Lindy Y C LE League Holds Easter Planning Meeting
The eighth Lucky Lindy Y C LE meeting opened with a flag salute and song, minutes were corrected and adopted, and an Easter party at school Friday was planned. A discussion on school grounds and playground equipment postponed decisions to next term. Delegates Shirlee Bloodgood Charlotte Gleason and Rose Reilly attended the county convention and district declamatory contest.
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Lucky Lindy Y. C. LE
C. I
Shirlee Bloodgood
Charlotte Gleason
C. L
Rose Reilly
Jefferson School
League
Ain
Freight Goes Off Viaduct Kills One In Chicago Area
A Rock Island freight derailed from a viaduct near Oak Forest injuring four others and killing Henry Walter Franck, 55, identified from cards found in his pocket. Two grain cars, one sand car, and an empty car contributed to the catastrophe as motorists narrowly escaped being crushed.
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Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Oak Fore
Henry Walter Franck
Ransom, Kaw
Girl Scouts Divide To Continue Studies
The Likola Troop 1 of the Congregational Church split into two groups during a regular meeting. One group went to the hospital to learn bed making, while the other studied first aid at the park, including bandaging ankles and broken arms. They sang upon return and were dismissed.
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Girl Scouts of
Likola
Deris Merry Rei
American Star YCL Elects Officers
The American Star C L pupils held a league meeting led by president James Clark. New officers named: Alvina Lippert president, Letha Caldow secretary and treasurer, James Clark corresponding secretary. Meeting adjourned. Reporter James Clark and teacher Miss Ford.
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American Star Ycl
American Star ¥. C.L
James Clark
League
Alvina Lippert
Letha Caldow
Miss Ford
Premier concert by Huron Schools features band choir and orchestra
In a College Auditorium health fund benefit concert, over thousand pupils from Huron public schools performed in four grade chorus groups and the miniature band. Duane Smith led the B orchestra with Magonette Overture and Stony Point March. Miss Helen Buchanan directed large choral sections, and C T Kapphahn supervised the younger bands. The program showcased strong unison singing and promising musical development across grades and ensembles. The event closed with a Tchaikowski medley and a Richards march, highlighting training for the SA band.
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Huron
Huron Public Schools
College Auditorium
Lastaight
Health Fund
C. I. Kapphahn
Olive Lee
Helen Buchanan
Duane Smith
Bauman
Stony Point
Laurendeau
Smith
C. T. Kapphahn
Yoder
Richards
Music Department
Seriosts
Reciversion
Aratitede Dh
Invisible Menace stars Boris Karloff at State theatre
Amusements listing notes Boris Karloff in Invisible Menace adapted from Without Warning. Marie Wilson and Eddie Craven co star with Karloff in a mystery romance set partly in Haiti. John Farrow directs. Also in listings: Everybody Sing with Judy Garland at Huron and Blondes at Work at State.
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Boris Karloff
Marie Wilson
Eddie Craven
East
Karloff
Jed Karloff
Haiti
John Farrow
Judy Garland
Allan Jones
Fannie Brice
Lynne Carver
Reginald Owen
Billie Burk
Reginald Gardiner
Charlie Mc
Certhy
Torchy Blane
Steve McBride
Gleasie Farrell
Barton MacLane
Girl Scout Meeting Studied Stones At Home
June Johnston led Titania Trout 6 of the Methodist group in a postponed meeting at Mrs. George's house. Mary Ella Kooyman reports that the scouts explored different kinds of stones and shared observations.
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Johnston
Titania Trout
Methodist Girl Scouts
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