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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1937
Page
11
Scouts to view Constitution at National Scout Jamboree
Thousands of Boy Scouts attending the National Scout Jamboree in Washington next June will visit the Library of Congress to see the original Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. They will receive engraved certificate mementos bearing their names, sponsored by the United States Constitution Sesquicentennial Commission, with imagery of the Capitol Carpenter's Hall and Independence Hall.
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Washington
D. C
Library of Congress
George Washington
Howard Chandler . Christy
Girl Scout Valentine Craft at Lakota Church Meeting
Lakota Girl Scout troops met at Congregational Church on Monday. Beverly Erickson led crafts as the girls washed hands and set at tables to make heart pins and valentines. Hearts were destined for hospital trays, with judges Beverly Erickson and Vivian Stanton selecting winners Gloria Christopherson and Muriel Yenny. New troop captaincy to be decided between Margaret Noel and Patsy Cane. Meeting closed with taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Erickson
Vivian Stanton
Gloria Christopherson
Muriel Yenny
Mvp
Gowdy
Margaret Noel
Patsy Cane
Hitchcock Girls Elect Officers
The Junior Girl Reserves of Hitchcock elected Frances Skarin president Clida Mortimer vice president Vivian Skarin secretary Sylvia Ahlström treasurer Geneva Wright reporter and corresponding secretary The group crocheted played games and enjoyed lunch served by Thelma Bowne and Avis Vorhees The next meeting is set with Hazel Glidden on February 20 Dorothy Jean Cotton wrote the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Thelma Bowne
Igor
P. E. Dickson
Popeltenty Motel Gidden
Frances Skarin
Clida Mortimer
Vivian Skarin
Sylvia’ Ahlstrom
Geneva Wright
Thelms
Avis Vorhees
Hazel Glidden
Dorothy Jean Cotton
Sakakawea Troop Invests New Girl Scouts in Patrol Fun
Sakakawea Troop opened their meeting with songs, then divided into patrols. Two girls, Helen Niebruggye and Frances Piechner, were invested with Betty Howe, Betty Hiatt, and Margaret Jean Kent as color guards. Peggy Fic Kent and Thehna Pickell did table setting tests, while Betty Hiatt and Elizabeth Palm passed compass tests. June Lang wrote the report.
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Sakakawea Troop
Fwo Girle
Saxakaweawean 7
Helen Niebruggye
Frances Piechner
Betty Howe
Betty Hiatt
Margaret Jean Kent
Peggy Fic Kent
Thehna Pickell
Elizabeth Palm
June Lang
McKinley Girl Reserves Plan Party at Rollins Home
The McKinley Girl Reserves met Tuesday under president Dorothy Ames to plan a party at Betty Jeane Rollins home at 706 Dakota Avenue North. Some members worked on pat holders while most finished their tasks. The next meeting is set for Tuesday February 16.
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McKinley
McKinley Girl
Dorothy Ames
Betty Jeane Rollins
Dakota Avenue North
Betty Jeane Roflins
Amazon River Geography Study For Fourth Grade
The McCoy School groups study the Amazon River region and jungle life over six weeks. Fifth and sixth graders take a county-wide check-up test on the Plateau States. The court hearing on the petition will occur at a future date in Huron and anyone with interest may appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon River
Erade
McCoy Schoal ‘Ws
Goenka
Playeau States
Huron
Eth
Dakota
Janusry
Tom A. Luby
Seventh Pride Account Given by Sairley Dean McCoy
A fragment notes that the seventh pride is accounted for according to testimony attributed to Sairley Dean McCoy. The readable text lacks dates, locations, or corroborating details to confirm broader context.
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Sairley Dean McCoy
Miniature Farm Built On Table at Weeks School
Sixth grader Aunta May Iverson writes that fifth and sixth grades are building a sand table model of a modern farm named White Acre. The design features a cream colored house, red barn, red parge, red silo, a grove of trees, and fencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Iverson
Weeks School
Boy Scout Weed Troop 45 presents church program
Tulare Boy Scout Weed Troop 45 stages a Sunday evening program at the Methodist Church featuring plays and speeches by scouts and leaders, showcasing their activities and community involvement.
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Tulare
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Contest Plans
Readers are invited to enter this week’s ocipe contest with a “Dark Cake” recipe, prize money of $1 for first and 50 cents for second, with the Evening Huroulte accepting entries by 3 o’clock next Wednesday. Eligible are AU women readers of the Evening Huronite, and the notice outlines entry rules and mailing details.
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Huroulte
Veterans First In New Farming Land In Tower Project
The interior department announced that public land farms in the Tower Yellowstone irrigation project in Montana and North Dakota will open to homesteaders within two weeks. Entry begins February 23 and is limited to honorably discharged service members with actual military service or those in reserves. If land remains after May 24, it opens to the general public for homesteading. Locations are Yellowstone district No 1 in Montana and district No 2 in North Dakota.
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Washington
Inverior Department
Tower Yellowstone
Montana
North Dakota
Army
Navy
Yellowstone
Propose Fund For Insect Pest Fight
Washington lawmakers proposed a $5 million revolving fund to curb grasshoppers crickets and plant diseases causing tens of millions in damages annually. The bill introduced by Senator Guy Gillette and Representative William Nelson aims to provide immediate access to control insect pests and related diseases.
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Washington
Leon Pete
Guy Gillette
Ions
Ren
William L. Nelson
Columbia
Democrats
Push for Safer Skies After San Francisco Bay Crash
U S Director Eugéne Vidal indicated the San Francisco Bay airliner crash resulted from either mechanical or pilot failure. He announced immediate steps to boost safety, including radio direction finders, enhanced navigation training, and future installation of automatic logon aids and loop antennae on transports.
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U.S. Airlines
Washington
Eugéne Vidal
Air-Commerce Bureau
San Francisco Bay
Vidal
Background Of Scouting In Huron Week Feature
Edward S. McArdle presents a detailed history of Scouting from its English origins under Sir Robert Baden Powell to its American charter in 1910 and 1926. The piece traces early growth in Huron and Central South Dakota, the 27 year legacy, leadership needs, and the value of Scouting as citizenship and character building, highlighting more than three hundred volunteers and future plans.
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Chicago
William D. Baise
Unon
London
Robert Baden Powell
America
Washington, D.C
Boy Scouts of America
District of Columbia
Congress
United States
England
Robert Baden Powel
Brown Sea
Vogelenzang
Bolland
Murion
South Dakota
Huron
Ill and Bereaved in Huron and Area
Miss Nora Keuy is seriously ill with pneumonia in Huron. Her mother died Tuesday morning from the same illness. Snow removal crews struggle as a large plow broke down Tuesday and needs repair. Willam Deland children near Cavour are ill, and Mrs Deland has been ill a week. Ed Scheid children near Cavour are ill.
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Nora Keuy
Huron
Willam Deland
Cavour
Mrs. Deland
Ed Scheid
Lane Lane Consolidated School Closes Over Icebound Roads
Local news notes Lane Lane Consolidated School was closed Monday and Tuesday due to icy roads after the weekend storm. A. E. Kutil left for Rapid City on business and will be away about two weeks, planning to visit his sister Mrs. P. H. Holt. George Winters Jr. attends welding school in Huron, with family visits around Saturdays. Neighbors aid Fred NoltenMeier in shoveling and prep for a farm sale today. Mrs. J. H. Tapken traveled from Sioux Falls to help at son John Tapken’s home and is reported improving after two weeks of illness. Mrs. Ammon’s mother funeral in Pine Ridge Neb prompted Bertha Aramon and son Louis’s return. Busy Bee Extension Club met with Mrs. P. W. Thies. Tacoma Swenson assisted hostesses. attendance was light due to weather. One member walked two and a half miles. social hour and lunch followed. Mail carriers from Woon socket to Wessington Springs and Gann Valley delivered mail Tuesday morning, first since Saturday.
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Lane Lane
A. E. Kutil
Rapid City
Gore
P.H. Holt
George Winters, Jr
Huron
Woonsocket
Wessington Springs
Gann’ Valley
Lance
Red Cross vocab and portrait statue list puzzle
A fragmented OCR like page lists varied terms and clues including Red Cross references, portrait statue, weathercock, and other odd entries. It intermixes numbers with words, indicating a compiled crossword style sheet or glossary with vertical hints and cross references.
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Horizostal
Red Cross
Orman
Bruell Prize Extemp Contest Tonight at Redfield High
Sixteen entrants vie for district representation and the Bruell cash prize in a Redfield high school extempore speech contest at the school auditorium tonight at 8. Contenders include Gladys Harford Madeline Carkins Betty Bates Ruth Mathews Mildred Foyleson Lucille Bidenoss Marjorie Pribble Robert Pennington Robert Matheny Bruce Forsberg Lyle Anderson Lyte Welgman Royl Avery Loren Arns Frank Christian Fred Wolf guided by teacher Nina Zeer Jean Allison Edith Lyle. The winner advances to district competition and the $5 prize from Mr and Mrs W Z Bruell.
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Redfield
Lecd
Mies W. 2
Bruell
Paul Schleber
Tost
Andre Schicher
Schicher
Tot
Nina Zeer
Jean Allison
Edith Lyle
Gladys Harford
Madeline Carkins
Betty Bates
Ruth Mathews
Mildred Foyleson
Lucille Bidenoss
Marjorie Pribble
Robert Pennington
Robert Matheny
Bruce Forsberg
Lyle Anderson
Lyte Welgman
Royl Avery
Loren Arns
Frank Christian
Fred Wolf
Squad Drill At Military Ball In South Dakota
Major James Reed announced two squads will perform a nitric drill at the Military Ball at the University of South Dakota on March 6. Twelve men from the squadron will attend, led by Lt. Frederick Gaymioy with athletes from Vermilion Huron and Rapid City among others.
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Universal South Dakota
Jame T. Reed
Millers Science and Tactics
Tue Équady
Frederick Gaymioy
Homeny Peers
Arti Wi
Wil
Aberde
Reverly
Rapid City
Relvis Snark
Sioux Falls
Drow
Couch
Belle Fourche
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