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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1935
Page
11
Vermillion April 24 Ser get F R Kilbourn explains three aims of the forthcoming merit badge exposition on May 10 and 11 by the Sioux area council. The event seeks public education on Boy Scout values especially vocational guidance, inter troop exchange of work, and fostering broader friendships beyond the local community.
The Dakota Belles Foods and Munition lab held a meeting at leader Miss Beryl Becker's home to discuss raising funds for 4-H camp at the South Dakota fair grounds in Huron. Two girls will present at the Valley PTA meeting on Wednesday May 38 and a candy sale is planned to support the trip.
In a La Township declamation event, three schools showcased students winning multiple placings. Kenneth Madsen earned second in the third and fourth grade division with Spring Troubles. Roy Teerson earned second in his essay South Trakota Poets and Poetry. Stella Hofer won third and Rebecca Hofer won first in the fifth and sixth grade division. Teachers Mrs Wayne Hi and Mrs Francia Kelly led the contestants, with Arthur Lawrence of High Prairie L earning second under teacher Helen Albrecht.
Jane Langbehn reports third grade pupils at Wild Rose school joined a hike, built a small fire, and roasted weiners before returning to class. Jeanne Larsen supervised the outing as students ate sandwiches and cooled the embers.
Maxine Schluter reports that sixth graders in Hartland District 3 science and hygiene are making a booklet titled Plant Wife. The project includes drawings of flower parts seed dispersal and leaf varieties and a written account for each drawing under teacher Jeanne Larsen.
Ela Gross from Edison School reports seventh and eighth graders are reading Tales of the Wayside Inn. The program includes stories such as Paul Revere and Birds of Killings of Atri with Miss Lyla Mae Gquiver teaching.
A broad eyewitness biography of Nellie Macknight Doyle titled A Child Went Forth. The book follows Nellie from a Christmas in Pennsylvania through life on her grandmother’s upstate farm, factory labor by her mother in Connecticut, and adventurous years in California with her father. It celebrates her rise in medicine and a romance with a handsome doctor. It is illustrated by Merritt Cutter and may be borrowed from the children’s department of the public library.
Ogden Riddle of Bartley Nebraska is named national champion for maintaining the best 1934 farm business record among 4 H club members nationwide. His entries cover Isaac W. Riddle's 365 acre live stock and grain farm and show cost-saving insights. Honorable mentions go to Wendell Carlson and Lloyd Snelling.
Charles Broer reports at Spring Valley school taught by Vera Smith that after a dust storm pupils were absent. They washed windows laundered curtains and hung colored birds, making the classroom look fresh and clean again.
Mrs Ralph Roy of 1187 Ohio Avenue Southwest Huron has been awarded a Better Homes and Gardens certificate of recipe endorsement for Spanish Noodles. She also received mixed copies of the endorsed recipe bearing the magazine stamp for sharing with friends.
A recipe list and baking instructions are included followed by notice that the tag sale is funded by state money to support local needs. It mentions last year five children benefited and urges more aid this year.
Plan tag days for the crippled children fund will be held in Clark county from May 1 to May 4. Miss Kathleen Keenan, the county school nurse, reports the drive will raise funds for the program.
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