Report Advance Of Girl Scouting
Miss Marie Aftreith, director of the Hiawatha region, said at a regional conference general session that Minnesota Girl Scouting reaches 43 per 1000 families, above the national average by 13. She noted two new camps in Aberdeen and Wahpeton and four new councils in Bemidji Minnesota Wahpeton North Dakota Williston North Dakota and Yankton South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Marie Aftreith
Hiawatha
North Daaota
South Dakota
Aftreith
Aberdeen
O. B
Wahpeton
Bimidji
Minn
M. D
Williston
N. D
Yankton
Wohelo Girl Scout Troop Meets Sets New Crocus Crest
Wohelo Girl Scout Troop meeting features Virginia Reel with Ruth Smith on Pop Goes the Weasel. Dues and attendance checked. Members vote to adopt a new troop crest the crocus. Patrols work on badges including Housekeeper Junior Citizen and Court of Honor plans set for April 28 with tastings and play activities. Badge deadlines set for April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wohelo
Virginia
Ruth Smith
Cala
Mavonne Cotton
Mary Jane ‘Trenerry
Ramona Lundgren
Bonilla 4-H Club Elects Officers
The Little Women's 4-H Club of Bonilla met at Mrs. G. Fritzsche’s home on April 19 with nine members and two visitors Roberta Walton and Mrs. James Sawyer. Elected officers were President Arlene Larson Vice President Bethel Orr Secretary Dorothy Fritzsche Treasurer Darlene Larson and Reporter Iris Lawyer. Pamphlets were distributed and a social evening followed with lunch served by Iris Lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Little Women's
G. Fritzsche
Roberta Walton
James Sawyer
Arlene Larson
Bethel Orr
Dorothy Fritzsche
Darlene Larson
Iris Lawyer
Pamphae
Students Study Classic Poems At Weels School
Sixth graders at Weels School learn Paul Revere s Ride by Henry W Longfellow reflecting a historic clash between English and Americans. Seventh and eighth graders study Tennyson s Crossing the Bar and Kipling s L Eyvai as reported by sixth grader Josephine Smith.
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Paul Revere
Weels School
Henry W. Longfellow
Tennyson
Kipling
Josephine Smith
Connell School Elects Officers and Notes Visitor
Elections at Connell School choose Patricia Ford as president Phyllis Hintz as secretary Yvonne Ford as vice president Eugene Hor nig as treasurer Viellien Hints as corresponding secretary The amateur contest winner was James Ford taught by Sta sia Davis Gilbert Lee Hints visited the school last week Ja caine Hornig reports
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Connell School
Patricia Ford
Phyllis Hintz
Yvonne Ford
Eugene Hornig
Viellien Hints
James Ford
Viellien Hintz
Stasia_ Davis
Gilbert Lee Hints
Cornell School
Jacaine Hornig
Sheep Club Plans Program For Year
The frame Schooner 4-1 Club of Milter met at Dana Kennell's home on April 19 with Ford Kennell as president. Members and four visitors attended as each recited lamb age. Floyd Alien spoke on sheep breeds and qualities, Aubrey Alien was named to give the next talk, and Mrs. Art Jenner to lead games. Irving Jenner led games after business. Mrs. Kennell served lunch.
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Milter
Dana Kennell
Ford
Kennell
Floyd Alien
Aubrey ‘Alien
Art
D. D. C. Girls Plan Uniforms And Secret Handshake
D. D. C. girls held a meeting on April 13 at the club house with Dr. G Wing ban wheir. They chose pink and blue uniforms and a secret handshake. Next meetings planned May dues and uniform money. A hiking patrol planned a two mile hike to the feast of Huron with Ar dis Lehfeldt hosting and several girls listed. absent Mary E. Wijihelm Mary Stahl and Helen Webster expressed regrets.
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Huron
Ar‘dis Lehfeldt
Joan Meyer
Katherine Mano Jis
Margaret Devers
Catherine Daum
Ardis Lehfeldt
April
Mary E. Wiijhelm
Mary Stahl
Helen Webster
Pupils Of Scheele School Take Hike
Joyce Lau from Foster District No 4 describes a Scheele School hike on Friday afternoon. Students walked to a grove, noted spring signs such as green grass an ant hill wild ducks and color changing jackrabbits. They observed a woodpecker nest built a campfire and roasted marshmallows before returning home.
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Scheele
Joyce Lau
Foster
Gaughran
Bay Area Grades Review Books Bought For Nickel
Seventh and eighth grade pupils at Richland Center School purchased review manuals for a nickel each and sent money to their teacher Belva Meyer notes. Miss Rudy, teaching the fifth to eighth grades, handed out art notes and the class drew a parallel box as described by Doris Meyer. The Meyer School pupils recently ordered a baseball bat after breaking their previous one last spring, according to June Walter, a fourth grader taught by Agnes Greenan in Foster Township.
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Richland Center
Belva Meyer
Meyer School
June Walter
Agnes Greenan
Foster Township No. i
Aerial Land Photos Planned by AAA to Check Crop Rules
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration awarded contracts for aerial photographs covering 102,800 square miles across 16 states at a cost of 200,704 dollars. The images will help determine farmer compliance with peak crop production control programs, expanding available aerial coverage to about 2,000,000 square miles. One contract: South Dakota 6,710 square miles to Park Aerial Surveys, Inc of Louisville, Kentucky for 22,413 dollars.
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AAA
Air Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
South Dakota
Park Aerial Sureys, Inc
Louisville
Highway Commission Awards Contracts in South Dakota
The South Dakota Highway Commission awarded a $46,845 base course contract to S S Roberts Construction Co of Rapid City for 12.6 miles of U S 82 from Arlington north through Brookings and Kingsbury counties. Lindekugel and Kolberg of Spencer received an $18,865 contract for base course on 6,178 miles of State 37 north and south of Tripp in Hutchinson County. Northwest Engineering Co of Rapid City got a yearly contract to build a 417 foot binder over the Cheyenne River infil River County and a $1,358 contract to grade the approaches.
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Highway Commission
Pierre
S Highway Commission Wednes
S.S. Roberts Construction Co
Rapid City
Arlington
Brookings
Kingsbury
Tripp
Hutchinson County
Lindekugel and Kolberg, Spencer
Northwest Engineering Co
Cheyenne River
Fil River County
Bryant Earns High Honors at Brookings Music Contest
Bryant high school students excel at the Brookings music contest with five superior and seven others achieving top marks during the two day event Thursday and Friday.
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Coy Bryant
Bryant
Bryant High School
Brookings
Superior ratings claim strong river concert figures
Excellent ratings were secured for a concert featuring Leland Baumbach on baritone horn and trombone, Velen Tel, Mute Soto, and James Baus on cornet. The event highlighted a lively performance by the Mond chorus and Buns ensemble under Bhyer Carey, with Thiede Rand and Louetta Young in charge of voter department and Virgil Home Makers club meeting notes.
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Leland
Baumbach
Velen Tel
Soto
James Baus
Tiunal Govitost
St Paul
Teak Peterson
Ec Kiluingseth
Li Peury
Buns
Bryant
Ila Munie
Bhyer Carey
Watertown
Reac ]Thiederand
Louetta Young
Winners Announced in College Printonian Cover Design
In Brookings on April 26 winners were named in the State College Printonian club contest to design a cover for the annual industrial tour. A lunch followed the meeting hosted by Mrs. C W Wessels Mrs. Jasper Burma and Mrs. McIlvaine.
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Washington, D.C
C. W. Wessels
Jasper Burma
McIlvaine
Brookings
State College Printonian Club
Local track results list placers from area meet
The results show LaVerne Maher from We¢ socket placed first with Ver Schmierer from Wessington Springs second and third, and Fred Menjum from Garretsen in fourth place.
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Gram
LaVerne Maher
Ver. Schmierer
Wessington Springs
Fred Menjum
Garretsen
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