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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1941
Page
7
Local notes list visits among Petersen Hassenger Dirksen and BANCROFT residents. Harm Dirksen's illness, others traveling to Redfield Aberdeen and Sioux Falls mark a busy community week with sales postponements and school openings upcoming in Lane Frankfort and TroQuois.
The Kel logg Woolies Club held a meeting at Cooley Taylor's home on August 16. Six members and the leader toured members' homes to judge club lambs and review club books. Darrell Eggles ton shared a trip to Camp Lakodia after winning a conservation paper. A lunch followed, then plans for the next meeting at Oostreich home after the State Fair.
Stand For Club held its ninth meeting last week to judge the next canned goods contest. Members discussed upcoming judging criteria and planned theStand for club activities and community service initiatives.
Harding County 4H demonstration team with the theme a seam for every purpose plans to perform at the State Fair in Huron next week. Team leader is Mrs Lene Stitch.
Six members approved a small gift for Sheldon Hein in gratitude for service and planned to give Jack Arends the first pint of cream next Saturday. At the next meeting they will judge canned peaches after Deloris Peskey played piano and the group sang. refreshments followed.
The Happy Helpers H Club of Virgil met at Elma Sehnidt's home Friday afternoon for its last gathering. Leader Mrs. J. L. Halbur called the meeting to order in the absence of both president and vice president. Dorothy Schamber read the previous meeting minutes.
All club members attended 4 H Achievement Day in Huron. Pasture exercises were completed and Elma's bread and canned goods were judged. New business included reorganization and record books were finished. Mo tion for adjournment was made by Elma and seconded by Berniece. Lunch followed the meeting.
Berniece Hibur reports on a social scene describing a hostess aided by her mouthful partner Mrs. Jake Schmidt in a social event.
In Japan a child is counted as one year old at birth and becomes two on the next New Year Day. A child born in December ages quickly, being ten years old the following day after birth if that aligns with the calendar rule.
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