National Council Of Boy Scouts Meets In Oklahoma City
The National Council of the Boy Scouts of America convenes in Oklahoma City on May 9 and 10 for its 30th ritual meeting. Leaders from across the country will attend a two day program at the Skirvin Hotel featuring speeches by Dr George W Trust Dr Ty and Dr J Clarke Jr and a Silver Buffalo dinner honoring distinguished service to boyhood. The meeting combines legislative proceedings with a large scale Boy Scout Circus on May 10 in the Coliseum drawing 6000 Scouts and Cubs.
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National Council of Boy Scouts
Oklahoma City
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Oklah
Cormington
Texas and Executive Board
Inf
James
Ess Enieé
Ediwa
National Council
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America
Walter Wy Hoal
Louis
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National Court of Honor
National Scout
Daryl Carter Beard
Will Hinor
West
George W. Trust
South
Americas
First Baptist Church
Cal- Texas
Southern Baptist Convention
Salt Lake Utah
Will Reuben Clark, Jr
Dr. J
Chuec
Us Christ of Latter Day Saints
Clarke
Department of Cate
Mexico
United States
Montevideo
UgRoy
Graham
North Carolina Conference of Social Service
North Carolina Historical and Literary Society
United States Commission
University of
New York
Kelley
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Skirvin Hotel
Sliver Buffalo
Silver Glade
Willian Howard Taft
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles A. Lindbergh
Richard E. Byrd
Daniel Carter Beard
Booth Tarkington
Heber J. Grant
Norman Rockwell
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Francis C. Kelley
John R. Mott
Frederick Russell Burnham
Amen Alonzo Stagg
Joan A. Finley
Newton D. Baker
Great Southwest
Meyer Pupils Clean Up School Yard
Agnes Greenan notes Meyer School pupils cleaned the yard on Friday. They straightened the fence and picked up sharp objects. They describe a corner with three bird houses, three willows, and a feeding station. They plan planting flowers and vines and cleaned outdoor buildings.
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Dunidy Gigycr OZ
Meyer School
Agnes Greenan
Weeks Pupils Plan For School Picnic
The Weeks School council held an April 18 meeting led by president Euleen Minium with full attendance. They approved minutes, discussed a May 11 picnic and an industrial tour of Huron, and appointed committees including Robert Marone, Josephine Smith, Lillian Jungemann, Evelyn Cowie, Amanda Kohlmeyer, and others to manage pranks, hall duties, blackboards, fuel, flag, water, playgrounds, and desks. Refreshments were provided by Hartley and Gerhardt Jungemann.
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F.C
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Euleen Minium
Huron
Miriam
Robert Marone
Josephine Smith
Lillian Jungemann
Evelyn Cowie
Amanda Kohlmeyer
Nathaniel Kohlmeyer
Gerhardt Jungemann
Elton Anson
Marjorie Smith
Harley
Lois Cowie
Hartley
Tyrrell School treasurer notes four dollars left in treasury
Lilas Wipf seventh grader and treasurer of Tyrrell School reports the district has four dollars remaining in the treasury after purchases this year including playground equipment stamps gasoline for tours and other items. The school under Leland Greenan teaches at Aster Township District No 3.
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Lilas Wipf
Tyrrell
Leland Greenan
Aster Township
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Boy at Richland Center School
Pupils of Richland Center School staged a surprise birthday for Lester Meyer on April 15. Miss Rudy invited him to stay for work then took him home as classmates arrived. A cake with 11 candles was shared, cookies and candies given, and guests included cocox Norma Boetel and Reilly children. After lunch, games and outdoor activities followed before departure.
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Richland Center School
Lester Meyer
Rudy
Lester
Cocox
Norma
Boetel
Reilly
Fifth Grader Doris Meyer Taught by Grace Rudy
Doris Meyer, a fifth grade student, is taught by Grace Rudy. The note highlights both individuals in a classroom setting, indicating the teacher-student pairing and the educational relationship within a school environment.
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Doris Meyer
Grace Rudy
Judge Cake At Cooking Club Meet
The Jolly Janes Cooking Club met at Frank Lynch’s home on April 12 with seven members including new member Lavanne Lowery. Esther Eckmann brought a cake judged by the team and passed around to visitors. Neva Eckmann gave a demonstration on Measurements. The next meeting at Fred Eckmann’s home on May 10 will feature Edna Eckmann on Packing a School Lunch. Mrs. Lynch served a delicious ranch afterward.
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Sue Mura
Jolly Janes
Frank Lynch
Lavanne Lowery
Esther Eckmann
Neva Eckmann
Fred Eckmann
Edna Eckmann
Lynch
Master Mixers 4-H Club Plans PTA Event and Bake Sale
At a regular meeting at Ethelyn Webster's home the Master Mixers 4-H Club held roll call naming birds. A $2.59 treasury update preceded plans for the McKinley PTA program on May 6. The group chose Shine On Harvest Moon for the program of 12 numbers. Final practice will be May 2 at Miss Elaine Stratton's home. They discussed fundraising for camp, scheduling a cookie sale on May 11 with per girl quotas and shifts, and a committee to coordinate with Mr. Cooley at Skaggs. A lunch-box demonstration by Dorothy and Irene Ames followed, with lunch served after grace. The next meeting will cover conservation and a nature hike on May 14 at the leader's home. Evelyn Coole notes the normal hen egg weight as a detail.
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Ethelyn Webster
Treasury
McKinley P.T. A
Elaine Stratton
Saffer
Evelyn Coole
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Albin Stahl
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Francis Stahl
Clarence Hofer
Bernette Stahl
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