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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1937
Page
11
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The second regular Jolly Juniors 4-H meeting at Mrs De la Kloth’s home covered Rally Day on April 24 in Faulkton. Members planned cereal demonstrations and games after lunch while visitors included several Ruhlmans and Hammonds. The Busy Ausd-H club held an election at Selting Schoolhouse with 12 members, electing Genevieve Seiling as president and Rita Hein as vice president. New books were shared and Rally Day arrangements set. A separate meeting at Tad Foulyon’s saw a Reupholstering demonstration by Mrs George Turner and Mrs George Fillbach with hostesses. The Trappy Workers met at Walgunrath School. Kathryn Tiernan presided with eight members and three visitors, and Allanne Swee was elected as an assistant lead. A group gathered at Mrs W E Cermak’s home for organizing a 4-H club with officers named Jane Seaman, Sylvia Birrenkott, Danny Zachritz, and Helen Pew. A large turnout greeted the Latham Community Club meeting with program groups, judges, and refreshments as groups prepared for upcoming events and seed sales.
A Jolly Fellows 4 H Handicraft Club meeting at Andrew Brewers Tuesday night awarded membership pins for reports to the state 4 H offices in Brookings. E Brewer presided, minutes read, one member absent, two new members joined, one visitor noted. Members learned rope work and knot tying for upcoming projects and a rally day program at Faulk Courly 4 H. Albert Hansen spoke on the Crop Investment Association cross project and grass seed allotments.
The Farmerette 4-H club of Hand County received a national 4-H Social Progress award for outstanding club records in social and recreational opportunities. Nellie McLoughlin presented the honor, with county extension agents and the national Boys and Girls Club Work committee directing the contest. A bound club history and a note from David Sarnoff praised youth efforts toward productive life paths, while Farmorette Club leader Mrs. Wil Wade led ten members to earn a medal of honor.
Eight pupils from St. Lawrence School fifth and sixth grades joined the band division at Aberdeen Friday. Seventh and eighth graders Leland Hurlbut and Mary Tanklyn have perfect attendance so far this year. The top seven eighth graders posted averages above four percent, including LaVelle Blanchard, Mary Ann Fanning, Joyce Danielson, Meira Danielson, Carolyn Luke and May Rock. The final six weeks focus on review ahead of exams on May 18 and 20. New magazine and hook racks were added to the seventh and eighth grade room by Mr. McPhail on West Park time.
Nike Bonilla boys Robert Bales Darrel Boyd Ernest O'Brien John Philips Jr Stanley McKichan Raymond Marts Clinton Borrick John Schamp and Howard Galigor passed the Tendertoot Scout test. Installation set for May 3 at the school. Second class Scouts Eldon Rodney Leland Palmer Dean Philips. The troupe and teachers met Friday at school for a biology hike and a picnic lunch and weiner roast.
The Wayland Girl Reserves Club held its regular meeting with Beverly Ravense croft as chairman and all members present. Dorothy Ravenscroft resigned as adviser after several years. Mrs Gladys Major was chosen as new sdiigor. Refreshments were served at the Winegar home by Lala Rose Mary and their mother Mrs Floyd Winegar.
After school, Hiawatha Captain and Scouts meet with Miss Webster. Troops Dacotah Lelawal and Watloo plan hikes, then form interest groups. Adrian leads signaling, Dorothy Webster studies knots, Jean Hellinger handles the compass. They sing Taps and go home. Darleen West reports.
The Allen School pupils performed in a rhythm band at a teacher meeting on Saturday. Two girls tapped while the rest played. the group performed three numbers with two taps. The band reorganized for the first time in three years led by Verena Pribsi as representative and Sheja in the guide.
Pupils at Allen School No 2 are planting a garden with radishes corn wheat and grass. They started seeds in cans and Miss Lerner supplied potted plants and an amaryllis bulb. Reporter Ruth Lversoen notes the hopeful outlook for growth.
Waldner and numerous individuals and businesses are recorded with varied payments to groceries, stores, and suppliers. The long ledger includes names such as Mrs Mayme Weese, Paul J. Gross, John S Waldner, West Side Grocery, Fisher & Co, Home Grocery, and Council Oak Store among others with totals around 145.0 and 522.25, covering numerous small reimbursements and purchases.
An OCR fragment shows tax adjustments, farm contracts, abatements, and board actions. It lists individuals and parcel descriptions, definitions of tax waivers, and mentions of real estate farms, mileage, and expenditures. Also included are scattered entries about a county board meeting and a road crossing safety issue.
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