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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1934
Page
10
State fair organizers urge county 4-H clubs to qualify by placing high at county achievement days. Most counties will be represented in the 4-H department by exhibits demonstration teams judging teams health champions and style revue champions. Entries due September 1 on official blank with county extension office approval.
The Lucky Jee 4-H club met at Jone il’s home where members performed music including Pilgrims Chorus Blue Danube Waltz Hawaiian Melodies and the Anvil Chorus. Dorothy Krniester led a demonstration on Attractive and Simple Ways to Serve Fruits and plans for an achievement day with the Round Table Extension club were set. Lunch for mothers followed, served by the girls beneath pink and white decor as Narcissus by Norma Cranston played.
The Live Wire Fat Lamb club held a Saturday meeting at the Lake home, judging sheep after arrival. Art Allen demonstrated lamb foot trimming. Three boys work on a judging team. Games followed by lunch served by Mrs. Lake. next meeting set for August 21 at Engleman home.
Halene Irving, leader and member of the Sand Creek Skillet squad, resigns from the club. Edna Neuharth thanks Halene for her faithful service and leadership as the girls wish her well in future club work and hope she remains connected with 4-H.
The Lucky Seven met at Lois Mae Millers home Monday afternoon. The group enjoyed casual games and a light lunch was served. Attendees included Oma Janssen Fern Swanson Elsie Berquist Ardithe Olson Estelle Janssen Elaine Swanson and Lois Mae Miller.
Four H members and leaders may review the twelve music achievement selections during a September 1 broadcast on KFDY State College station at Brookings from 1 30 to 2 00 p m. The event offers an experiential review and a chance to assess progress in music achievement work.
Miss Veda Miller entertained in honor of her cousin Helen Miller of Los Angeles. Dinner and dessert were served to twelve guests at small tables. An auction was held with prizes awarded to Mrs Odin Shrover and Roy Miller finalist.
The article explains refrigerator pickling as a quick method to make crisp cucumbers with vitamin retention. It outlines steps: chill cucumbers overnight, pack in glass jars with celery onion mustard seeds and horseradish, boil a vinegar sugar brine, fill jars and seal, then prepare brined cucumbers with salt and hot water, and finish with a cider vinegar pickling liquid.
A historical note explains soft pickles result from weak brine and hollow cucumbers that were allowed to stand before being processed.
The troop organization committee led by Harlan Hedbiom will launch a program to bring Scouting to more boys. A farm patrol led by August Abel seeks a chatter. Two troops are expected to be organized soon at Bonilla and Wolsey, with a north side Huron 35 troop planned once a sponsoring institution is found.
The Busy Bee 4-H club met at Raleegh Bothwell’s home in Wessington Friday with all members except one and six visitors present. They planned an August 22 ice cream social on the Ford garage lawn south of town and thanked patrons of a recent bake sale.
Observers contend the surge of strikes and violence in 1933 stems from more than business cycles. The NRA's wage rules and union dynamics fed employer and worker backers, with company unions challenging standard unions for representation and fueling ongoing labor unrest.
St Lawrence plans for the start of classes September 3 after a school board meeting. The board discussed a relief project to clean Vitters school and decided to overhaul electric motors. Cleaning and painting work for the new term is underway. The note adds that osmium is the world’s heaviest substance, weighing 251100 times more than hydrogen.
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