Girl Scout Equipment Store Highlights for Huron
The Girl Scouts and leaders of Huron endorse G E Fahrendorf as the authorized equipment store for uniforms and supplies. Items include uniforms, hats, sweaters, belts, neckerchiefs, hosiery, outdoor gear, kits, games, songbooks, diaries, and the official handbook with supplements. Prices are reasonable and Christmas gifts are encouraged.
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E. Barkl
Girl Scouts
Huron
G. E. Fahrendorf
Bath
Gil Scout Books
United States
Girl Scout Little House
Washington, D. C
Farm Patrol Meets At Fritz Home In Huron
The Roosevelt Farm patrol held its annual meeting at Chester Fritz Wolsey's home. Scoutmaster Dalrymple conducted signaling and bandaging tests for the second class scouts. Martin Busch was elected secretary with Chester Fritz treasurer. Attendees include Clair Koch, Robert Salisbury, Carroll Salisbury. They plan to attend the Green Bar Council convention Thursday in Huron. Refreshments followed and a socket ball game concluded the meeting. The next gathering will be at Robert and Carroll Salisbury's home.
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Farm Patrol
Fritz
Roosevelt Farm Patrol
Chester
Wolsey
Dalrymple
Martin Busch
Chester Fritz
Clair Koch
Robert Salisbury
Carroll Salisbury
Green Bar Council
Huron
Robert and
Club Congratulates Home Grown 4 H Club Winners
The Best Ever 4 H Club led by Mrs. B. F. Batthel congratulates two members for honors at the national 4 H Congress in Chicago. Mildred Johnson won a free trip for meat judging and Valois Clemmens was named first place in a division. Florence Halbur notes the club is proud of the members’ achievements.
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B. F. Batthel
Chicago
Mildred Johnson
Valois Clemmens
St Chicago
Florence
Poultry Club At Carthage Meets
The Cacklebury Poultry club met at Raymond Homro’s home in Carthage on Saturday December 15 with Dean De Bate as chair and George Hall as secretary. They sang Silent Night a demonstration on Marketing Poultry was given by Homro and music on O Little Town of Bethlehem was studied. De Bates will demonstrate Feeding of Market Poultry at the next meeting. They adjourned to Jay Morrell’s home with Raymond Home making the adjournment motion and Mrs Oscar Homro serving a luncheon.
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Poultry Club
Carthage
Cacklebury Poultry Club
Raymond Homro
Dean de Bate
George Hall
Bethleham
Dean de Bates
Grumpy Santa Claus Delights Troop Play at Girl Scouts
Titonka Troop staged The Grumpy Santa Claus at a Friday Girl Scouts event. Santa's workshop scene highlighted a shift from gloom to joy as cheerful Gil Scouts restore Christmas spirit with dancing dolls, singing, and a playful Jacks in the Box moment.
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Santa Claus
Titonka
Girl Scouts
Santa
Gil
C. D. Dunbar
Earl Horton
Beverly Boorman
Betty Bat
Helen Knsbe
Ruth Wilcox
Lela Steele
Indian collection at Sheffield school described by pupil Marshall Kouf
A Sheffield school pupil Marshall Kouf describes an Indian collection of about 215 arrowheads, 0 skin scrapers, 100 pottery pieces, 80 spear points, 1 hammer, three hair curling items, two wampum pieces, and a pipe mouthpiece. He notes Indians made rugs and blankets and that bows and arrows were not used today.
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Sheffield
Marshall Kouf
Emma van
Sheffield Boy Collects Money From Many Nations
Marshall Kouf of Sheffield writes about a money collection at his school. He lists nine Indian head pennies, Canadian coins including a quarter and a dime, several Canadian pennies and a Canadian bill worth 25 cents, a German penny, an old eroded face penny, two U S nickels from 1867 and 1893, a piece of Chinese money, and a Vancouver marker dated 1911 found at home. His uncle Robert Blume contributed a Canadian nickel, two pennies, a German penny, and more Chinese money.
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Sheffield
Marshall Kouf
Sheffel School
United States
Vancouver
B. C
Robert Blume
Grandma Wilbur and Indian Head Pennies Story
A narrator recalls inheriting a worn pen marked with ny and a personal share of found treasures, noting Grandma Wilbur’s gift and a father’s three Indian head pennies, with the rest discovered independently.
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Wilbur
Scouts Initiate Two Candidates at Meeting
The Boy Scouts meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer as two candidates were blindfolded and initiated. Keith Anderson and Keith Doner joined the Black Bear and Flying Eagle patrols, pledges were made, and a toy drive for the American Legion was planned while Christmas Eve prevented a next week gathering.
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Woop 3
Flying Eagle Patrol
Mr. Keller
Keith Anderson
Keith Doner
Black Bear
Flying Eagle
Black Bear Patrol
Flying Eagles
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Cooking notes offer muffin and dessert recipes including Bran Nut Muffins with cherries and walnuts, Peanut Clusters with melted chocolate and peanuts, and Holiday Plum Pudding with fruit, spices, and a vanilla sauce.
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PeverveNer
Sara L. Dewing
Santa Claus Visit Promised by Canova Firemen
Santa Claus will visit Canova on Saturday after noon, Dec 22, invited by the Canova firemen who will distribute their customary gifts of goodwill to local residents and children.
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Santa Claus
Canova Canova
Canova
Hardware Progress Train to Visit Huron in January
A special 17 car Train of Hardware Progress will arrive in Huron January 0.5 with eight display coaches and 60 manufacturers. The public may tour the train from 6 am to 4 pm and learn how items are made and tested before it moves to Sioux Falls and Watertown. The 3,500 mile tour visits 60 cities, including Redfield and Aberdeen, ending at St Paul for the Minnesota Hardware convention.
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Huron
J. Harvey
Kelley, Hon. Thompson Company
Duluth
Atta
Harvey
Sioux Falls
lWatertown
Ag Dakots
Redfield
Aberdeen
St Paul
Minnesota
Women Voters of Wessington Meet in Hulbert Township
The League of Women Voters of Hulbert township met at Mrs Johnny Peterson's home on December 13 with fourteen members present. Miss Elizabeth Lichty presented a program on Prevention of War. Christmas songs followed and lunch was served. Mrs Charles Peterson will lead the next program at Mr Sam Stobbs home on January 10, with the topic Efficiency in Government.
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Wessington
Wellington
League of Women
Hulbert Township
Johnny Peterson
Elizabeth Lichty
Peterson
Mis
Doris
Charles Peterson
Bomn
Sam Stobbs
Man invents home vacuum using house water system
A inventor proposes a domestic vacuum device powered by the regular water system. Taps would be installed in all rooms and dust carried away through sewer pipes, offering a centralized cleaning method.
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Evelyn Hartnagel
White House
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Washington
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Finch Turkish
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Glover
Sterling
Wwe
Marvins Hogestt
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