Scout Leaders To Meet In Ohio For Nation Council
Cleveland hosts the 8th annual Nations Council meeting of the Boy Scouts of America on May 13 and 14 drawing business leaders educators and officials to discuss Scouting for all boys wherever they are. Key speakers include Wheeler McMillen and Dr William Mather Lewis as regional demonstrations and awards are planned.
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Amerca
Cleveland
Ohio
Nations Council
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout
United States
Boy Scouts
National Council
Greater Cleveland
Kentucky
West Virginia
Statler
Walter W. Head
St Louis
Daniel Carter Beard
National Court of Honor
James E. West
America
Netherlands
Washington, D. C
Jolly Workers Elect Officers in Logan and Ovo Girls Club
The Jolly Workers elected officers led by Prudent as president with Dorothy Godfrey as vice president Ruth Kebenbaum as secretary Phyllis Danburg as reporter Doris Hines as song leaders Marie Hines and Phyllis Denburg as recreation leaders. Twelve girls joined the club meeting at Mrs Grover Almonds home on Monday April 16 with lunch served after.
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Logan
Ovo
Prudent
Dorothy Godfrey
Ruth Kebenbaum
Phyllis Danburg
Doris Hines
Marie Hines
Phyllis Denburg
Carlera Hackett
Jolly Workers
Grover Almond
Students Exchange Boxes With Schools Across the U S
The Timm School fifth and sixth graders mailed boxes of Indian relics booklets and petrified wood to schools in Montana Michigan and Texas. In return the U S recipients sent letters and boxes with cotton seeds leaves stones and pictures.
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Timm
Atea
United States
Vernon Timm
Montana
Black Hills
Vernon
Dillon DeBoer
Michigan
Jack Rogers
Texas
Huron
Gorland Timm
Wessington Girl Reserves Meet and Discuss Faith
The Wessington High School Girl Reserves met Tuesday evening with Jean Hutchinson and advisors Mrs Clinton Sawyer, Miss Mary Frances Pugh, Mrs F D Fitch and Mrs H Hutchinson in attendance. The program covered friendship and religion with Bernice Muhs on confidence Mildred Moller on snobbishness Jean Muhs on what being a Christian means Bernice Moller on what religion should be like for us and Audrey Stubbs presenting the Bible story Ruth. A picnic is planned by council members for the next meeting date to be announced.
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Wessington
Wessington High School
Jean Hutchinson
Alteen
Clinton Sawyer
Mary Frances Pugh
F. D. Fitch
H. @. Hutchinson
Bernice Muhs
Mildred Moller
Jean Muhs
Bernice Moller
Audrey Stubbs
Ruth
April meeting summarizes lunch for the girls
Fragments note an April meeting where girls were served lunch of grape juice and andy bars, a brief non-specific record with unclear full context.
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Andy Bars
Bt Lawrence Students Win PTA Banner For Fourth Time
Seventh and eighth graders at Bt Lawrence triumphantly win the P T A banner for the fourth time and will keep it until school reopens in September. They are preparing exhibits for Play Day on Friday May 13 as reviews for the upcoming exams begin.
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PTA
Bt. Lawrence
P.T.A
Bird Posters Made in Art Class and Exhibits Planned
Students in St. Lawrence animal graders class have made bird posters this week as part of an Africa unit and a Europe product map for exhibits. History studies cover state institutions. Absences are few. Noel Kelley was absent Monday April 18 due to sickness. Fifth and sixth graders placed second in the PTA banner challenge.
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St. Lawrence
Africa
Europe
Noel Kelley
Study South Dakota In Schlueter School
Joseph Greenan teaches Schlueter School pupils about South Dakota statehood and early governors and senators. They study rivers, drains, crops, and geography. The eastern counties lack drought seen in central regions, and the Black Hills are famed for their distant beauty.
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South Dakota
Schlueter
Schlueter School
Joseph Greenan
Dakota
Black Hills
Joseph Walter
Pastel Drawings Made For Spring Valley School Fair
Pupils at Spring Valley School taught by Miss Rudy create pastel drawings of scenes for an upcoming fair. They study color mixing to match real scenes as they work outside after lunch one day last week with Darwin Lukas noted in the margin.
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Spring Valley
Miss Rudy
Darwin Lukas
Read Another Book In Seaman Series At Jefferson School
Fatty Gleason reports pupils enjoyed another Seaman series book The Shadow on the Dial a Civil War era sun dial mystery torn by soldiers later solved by three girls and one boy. The story captivated the class.
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Jefferson School
Fatty Gleason
Domo Vita Club Hosts Mothers-Daughters Luncheon
The Domo Vita Club of Wolsey meets the Domo Vita 4-H Club for a Mothers-Daughters luncheon at the Home Economics Building in Wolsey. A free demonstration on cleaning and oiling two sewing machines will be given, with Mrs Fritz and Mrs Rodman presenting. Tea, cream and angel food cake will be served. all mothers and daughters are invited.
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Domo Vita Club of
Wolsey
Domo Vita 4-H Club
Home Economics
Fritz
Rodman
Girl Scouts Plan Hike After Monday Church Meeting
The Girl Scouts of the Baptist Church held their regular meeting Monday opening with a bird game. Mrs A J Lang attended as a visitor. They planned a hike for Saturday meeting at Elizabeth Palm's and starting from there. The session closed with Taps. DECORATE SCHOOL Miss Ford of Hatfeld School No 2 displayed bird decorations made by pupils. A copper wire spanned the room with birds attached in two colors. James Clark.
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Girl Scouts of the Baptist Church
A. J. Lang
Elizabeth Palm’s
Miss Ford
Hatfeld School No. 2
James Clark
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Rice And Gravy Appeal
A nostalgic guide extols rice and gravy as a New Orleans staple. It praises serving hot rice with meat or poultry, describes sauces and variations such as veal with risotto, and suggests leftovers become casseroles or croquettes. The piece highlights appealing pairings with carrots, beets, and peas.
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New Orleans
Women Gather For AAUW Meet In Rapid City
Rapid City hosts South Dakota branch of the American Association of University Women opening meeting. Key speakers include Mrs. H K Painter of Minneapolis on legislative programs and on later topics life and lyrics by Badger Clark. Officers elected Saturday then tours to Mt Rushmore and Sylvan Lake.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
American Association of University Women
Hostess
Spearfish
Hill City
Custer
H. K. Painter
Minneapolis
Sec Henal
Badger Clark
Mt Rushmore
Gutzon Borglum
Black Hills
Sylvan Lake
Grace Yankey
Pierre
Pearl Buck
South Dakota State School of Mines Museum
Officera
Josie Pangburn
Alice Wosnik
Aberdeen
A. A. Chamberlain
Huron
John Bonell
Brookings
Death takes former Hitchcock resident K O Palmer
Death notices K O Palmer died April 20 in Minneapolis. Funeral and burial were at Bird Island on April 22. The Palmera had lived in Bird Island two years, previously near Hitchcock and Chillicothe, Missouri. They had nine sons. one died in infancy. Attending funeral were Glen and Omer Palmer of Wayland, Orion of Wolsey, Hugh of Hitchcock. The family visited Hitchcock afterward. Also: Wayland eighth grade day at Miller with four students and teacher Esigl Williams.
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Hitchcock
K. 0
Palmer
Minneapolis
Bird Island
Minn
Chillicothe
Glen
Omer
Wayland
Orien
Wolsey
Hugh
Velma Gilland
Elaine Ravenscroft
Melvin Merritt
Dorothy Korakis
Miller
Esigl Williams
Police Go Around Frightening Girls in Beauty Shop
MOUX FALLS April 8 Two Sioux Falls officers on cruiser duty inadvertently interrupted two girls in a beauty shop causing fear. Officers McMahon and Coolidge discovered open windows at the Com Man Shop. They closed one with a window slam and flashed a light into the other finding the girls Abeeda and Gladys St Clair startled in bed. The pair phoned the station to confirm no impersonators were prowling about.
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Moux- Falls
Sioux Falls
John T. McMahon
Cal Coolidge
Coolidge
Bellamy Boosts For Hard Surfaced Roads
Patt Bellamy of Rapid City urged hard surfaced roads in South Dakota during a Watertown stop on his final state swing. He labeled boondoggling and pump priming ridiculous and planned further visits to Milbank Britton and Aberdeen today.
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Bellamy
Watertown
South Dakota
Patt £ Bellamy
Rapid City
United States
Milbank
Britton
Aberdeen
Goes To Prison For Breaking Probation
Daniel Masseau of Pine Ridge Reservation was sentenced in federal court to three years in Leavenworth for probation violation connected to an assault case. Charles Campbell of Chamberlain received 60 days in jail and a $100 fine for selling liquor to an Indian.
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Sioux Falls
Daniel Masseau
Pine Ridge Reservation
United States
Leavenworth
Kan
Charles Campbell
Chamberlain
Davison County
Delta Dek Bridge Club Entertained in Wayland
Wayland April 2 Special Mrs Tilda Barkhuie hosted the Delta Dek Bridge Club at her home. Four tables played progressively with Mix Ade Hart, Mrs Mannie Clute, Mrs Myrtle Warren, and Mim Lillian Major as guests. Prizes went to Clara Ravenscroft for bidding and making the most slams and Mrs Clute for high prize among guests. Lillian Major was low. Mr Morde Warren earned the all-out prize. Mrs Clute, from Aberdeen, is visiting her mother Mrs Ravenscroft.
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Wayland
Tilda Barkhuie
Mix
Ade Hart
Mannie Clute
Myrtle Warren
Mim Lillian Major
Wilma Ravenscroft
Cora Anderson
Clara Ravenscroft
Lillian Major
Morde Warren
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Evelyn Harinegd
Wheeler McMillen
McMillen
American Association of Agriculture
National Agricultural Eco
Scouts
H. P. Hein
Beadie County
U. S
Charles P. Warren
University of Minnesota
de Smet
Kingsbury County
Headie County
Supreme Court
Beadle County
Thes Office
C. P. Warren
Alfred
al) Bolte
Democratic
Delta Dek Club
Benson
Judge Committee
Dak
Boyd M. Benson
Gisty
Fisher
Hand County
Ragen
Warren
Tom Berry
Sena Club
W. UL Winserman
Toya Berry
Hie
Otal St
van der Berry
Tom Beery
Smih Dekota
W. He Hinselman
Berry
Washington
Booth Dakota
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