Judging Baking Team Triumphs at 4-H Congress
Gladys Lewis of Miller recounts her Chicago trip for the National 4-H Club Congress. She details judging contests, broadcasts with other delegates, visits to Field Museum and Adler Planetarium, and church and banquet events. She thanks supporters and vows to continue 4-H work with renewed interest.
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Chicago
Gladys Lew
Miller
Gladys Lewis
Chile
Sioux
Marrell
Pettigrew Museum
Argus-Leader
Central Church
Bhannon
Scouts To Sponsor Baked Bean Supper At Buron Church
Troop 6 of Buron Je plans a Boy Scout baked bean supper at the Methodist church this Friday inviting all. They reviewed Christmas party plans, completed tests, and prepared for the board of review. Warren Bastian and Wesley Marston finished second class requirements.
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Buron
Methodist
Roop
Huron
John Smith
Hubert Humphrey
Board of Review
Warren Bastian
Wesley Marston
Wolsey Schools Close for Christmas Vacation
Wolsey schools will close December 30 and reopen after New Year. The annual Christmas program and party are set for Friday at 1 20 in the high school assembly with kits and music from every room, a one act play by the sophomores, and special music directed by K C Franklin.
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Wolsey
Des
Wolsey Puddle
K. C. Franklin
4H Poultry Club Plans Tea and Demonstrations
The Maids Poultry Club held its regular meeting at the Martin home. Plans for the year include a demonstration team and a poultry judging team aiming to place first. Members also agreed to start meetings earlier in the evening to help members get home sooner. Lunch followed the meeting, served by a committee. The next meeting is set for January 10 at eight oclock at the J.P. Rudy home, reported by Bernice Landrigan.
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Maids Poultry ‘Club
Martin
Hats Ney
Hats Ney Might Get Home Earlier. ‘ — After T the Regular Meeting,’ Luinch
J.P. Rudy
Bernice Landrigan
Flying Eagles Plan Thursday Christmas Party
The Flying Eagle patrol met to schedule a Christmas party for Thursday at 7 30 PM each member to bring a gift not exceeding 15 cents. They discussed a patrol project of Christmas baskets and worked on ten questions to judge patrol study quality. Charles Marstin presided with Jack Conner assisting. Jack Conner wrote the report.
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Flying Eagles
Flying Eagle Patrol
Charles Marstin
Jack Conner
Werer
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Candy Pulls
Olive Neff offers a home candy party plan amid modern theater distractions. A recipe for peanut brittle uses raw peanuts sugar syrup water butter vanilla and soda, urging careful heat and quick mixing before pouring onto a greased surface to cool and crack.
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Greta Garbo
Keep stretching and creaking. It cooks.
A brief fragment notes ongoing stretches and a cooking act, but the readable text offers no clear event, persons, or locations. The item resembles a stray line from a conversation or instruction, lacking concrete facts to identify entities or a context.
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Ally
Crepe Paper Used For Flower Vases At Club Meeting
The Jolly Coyotes H club held its regular meeting and Christmas party at Gertrude Smith's home with all members and three visitors present. Two new members joined, Derleen Schuman demonstrated crepe paper flower vases, Mary Webster gave a book report, and plans were made to create waste paper baskets for the next meeting at Geraldine Anderson's home. Gifts were exchanged, a Christmas tree and decorations appeared, lunch served at 4 30 by the hostess and her mother Mrs Birns. Geraldine Anderson reported.
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Jolly Coyotes +H club
Gertrude Smith
Derleen Schuman
Mary Webster
Geraldine Anderson
Mra"Birns
Choral Program by Strandburg Junior Choir
The Evangelical Lutheran church Strandburg junior choir will present a one and a half hour program of choral music on Sunday afternoon December 22 at 2 p m over EFDY State college radio station.
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Brookings
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Strandburg
EFDY
Legion Plans Spring Meet Chamberlain Recommended For Parley
WATERTOWN December 18 With a record of one hundred members more than last year Potter post of Chamberlain is presenting its brief tax department officers for consideration of the 19% spring conference city. Department officers were noncommittal but Chamberlain’s enthusiasm reflected in a distinct membership increase will likely receive serious consideration from the department commander for the spring conference or little state convention. Post representatives from Pukwana Kimball Gann Valley White Lake and Kennebec favored Chamberlain as host. Ifield mentioned as a possible candidate for the spring conference. The 1930 spring conference at Mobridge drew large attendance. if national commander Ray Murphy visits South Dakota he may attend the state convention.
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Watertown
Potter Post
Chamberlain 4A
Chamberlain
Sach
Pukwena
Kimball
Gann Valley
White Lake
Kennebec
Chamberlain Department
Ifield
Mobridge
Ray Murphy
Iowa
South Dakota
Mander Skips State Convention After Conference Visit
Mander attended the annual moving conference last year, then was unable to attend the state convention.
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Mander
Mocing
Banquet at Preston Lake to honor longtime church members
A unique New Year’s Eve banquet will be held at the Lutheran church in Preston Lake. More than 100 confirmants from the church’s 45 plus year history will attend after a Ladies Aid menu service. Rev. C. M. Westermoe of Mr Intosh Minnesota will give the main toast. he served as pastor here about twenty years ago.
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Preston Lake Sitiston
Nec
Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid
C. M. Westermoe
Intosh
Minn
Westermoe
Vacation Time at State College Ends Fall Quarter
Brookings students near the home stretch of fall quarter work and begin a 474 day vacation starting Thursday noon Bes WV. Final exams are set for Tuesday to Thursday morning. Some will depart Wednesday night or early Thursday morning as they finish. The campus expects large enrollment and heavy freshman activity as papers and finals conclude before winter term begins.
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Brookings
Vec
Li—wits
State Coleege
Bes
Lamb Feeders Gather For Luncheon In Scottsbluff Nebraska
Lamb feeders from Nebraska Wyoming and South Dakota attend a luncheon in Scottsbluff hosted by the North Valley Lamb Feeders association with speakers R C Polloc of the National Livestock and Meat Board and FE M Simpson of Swift and Company. Delegations from Belle Fourche South Dakota and North Platte Valley Nebraska and western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming expected.
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Scottsbluff
Neh
Nes. Dee. Wi
Ibraska
Wyoming
Southwill
North Valley Lamb Feeders Association
R. C. Polloc
National Livestock and Meat Board
FE. M. Simpson
Swift and Company
Calcaga
Vom Belle Fourche
South Platte Valley
Nebraska
North Platte Valley
Club Meeting Notes from Hitchcock Christmas Social
Special meeting of the Rebekah Club entertained by Mrs J C Mulvaney on Monday evening with prizes to Mrs Bert Van Voorhis and Mrs William Glaze. Guests included Mrs J S Fillis Mrs William Glaze and Mrs N J Platt. Lunch followed. A separate note mentions rubber tired steam locomotives used to pull freight trucks on English highways.
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Hitchcock
Rea .of Clubs
J. C. Mulvaney
Bert van Voorhis
Wiliam Glaze
J. S. Fillis
William Glaze
N. J. Platt
England
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Thomas E Wilson
Thomas E. Wilson
Wilson Auditorium
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Stevens Hotel
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Chicago Mail Order Company
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American Red Cross Hospital
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Jack’s Market
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