Valentine Party At Broadland Girl Scout Troop Meeting
The Broadland Girl Scout troop held a Valentine party at the schoolhouse on Monday night. Officers were elected every three months with Katherine Stimson named senior patrol leader Dorothy Olson as assistant and Mabel Pownell as secretary.
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Valentine
Broadland
Katherine Stimson
Dorothy Olson
Mabel Fpownell
Shirley Votenweider
Orions
Frances Poutlisse
Hitchcock High Senior Girl Reserves Meet in February Parlor
The Senior Girl Reserves of Hitchcock High School gathered at the Methodist church parlors on February 31 with twenty eight members in attendance. The program featured patriotic numbers honoring Lincoln and Washington. Lunch was served by Esther Armstrong, Pauline and Rosie Tschetter, Doris and Edith Skarin, and Mavis Paul. The next meeting will focus on handwork hobbies according to secretary Mavis Pau.
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Hitchcock
Hitchcock High School
Methodist Church
Lincoln
Washington
Esther Armstrong
Pauline
Rosie Tschetter
Doris
Edith Skarin
Mavis Paul
Mavis Pau
Study Cakes At Altoona 4 H Foods Club Meet
The Altoona 4 H Foods club met with Mrs. Louise K Borah at Hitchcock to discuss Cakes and Fillings. Edsa Tollefson and Joyce Borah made a plain cake while JoAnn Mollefson and LuVerne Tollefson prepared cake filling. Members present included Jennie and Esther Farmer Dorothia Walton LuVerne Theone Clare JoAnn Edna Joy Tollefson and Borah. Lunch featured a variety of desserts and a valentine gift from the club leader.
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Altoona
Altoona 4-H Foods Club
Louise K. Borah
Hitchcock
Edsa Tollefson
Joyce Borah
JoAnn Mollefson
LuVerne Tollefson
Jennie Farmer
Esther Farmer
Dorothia Walton
Theone Tollefson
Claira Tollefson
JoAnn Tollefson
Edna Tollefson
Joy Borah
Abandon Meeting For Valentine Party by Girl Reserves
The Jefferson school Girl Reserves held a Valentine party replacing a meeting. Delores Jorgensen notes games ran until 4:30 pm and a lunch of mar uerites and apples followed. Four girls entertained with a dance to The Good Ship Lollypop.
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Jefferson School
Delores Jorgensen
Mar
Standard Rating Is Discussed By Scouts
The Roosevelt patrol of Boy Scouts of Wotsey held a meeting at Nern Hein’s home to discuss the standard rating plan and proper use of the lance and hatchet. Four scouts and the scoutmaster heard Roosevelt’s radio speech Friday night. The meeting closed with the Scout prayer and Vern’s mother served refreshments. A tag game followed before return home. next meeting is at Martin Busch’s home per Carroll Salisbury.
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Roosevelt Patrol
Boy Scouts
Wotsey
Nern Hein
Roosevelt
Vern
Martin Busch
Carroll Salisbury
Live Wire Club Meeting Highlights in Rockham
The Live Wire 4-H club of Rockham met at Walter Brueggeman home in February. The program focused on breakfasts with Myron Brueggeman presenting a quick breads demonstration. New members Lydia Leitzay and Mary Jane Gossard were announced.
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Rockham
Linn
Walter Brueegeman
Myron ‘Brueggeman
Lydia Leitzay
Mary Jane Gossard
Argie Schmidt
Bridge Tourney for Scout Benefit at Iroquois Opera House
An auction and contract bridge tournament is staged tonight at Troquois for Boy Scout benefit. Games begin at 8 o clock at the Iroquois Opera House with a small lunch-inclusive entrance fee. Sponsored by A. M. Hansen and H. S. Bunn, the event is open to men and women.
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Troquois
Boy Scouts
Iroquois Opera House
A. M. Hansen
H.S. Bunn
Girl Scouts Study Trees And Earn Cooking Test
The Sakukawea troop met Friday at the Presbyterian church. Tenderfeet Secouts and Gladys Brown led groups to Campbell's park to study trees. Later the girls returned for a dance and song then formed patrols named Pathfinder Hiawatha and Eclipse. Beverly Smith passed her cooking test with chocolate pudding.
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Presbyterian Church
Geneva LeValley
Campbell's Park
Gladys Brown
Beverly Smith
Pegey
Pickell Recalls Girls Returning After Taps Song
Pickell states that the girls are home after the Taps song was sung, noting the moment as part of the event's closing reflections.
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Pickell
Scout Troop 17 Holds 30th Annual Chill Con Carne
Scout Troop 17 of Iroquois held its 30th annual Chill con Carne in the M E church dining hall. Fifty scouts and scouters attended with H H Cook, George Costain, and Dr Youel of Huron present. Mr Cook spoke on The National Jamboree, with Youel and Costain giving short addresses.
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Iroquois
M.E
Ladies Aid
H. H. Cook
George Costain
Dr Youel
Huron
Cook
Dr. Youel
Mr. Costain
Wilbert Zwanziger
Weldon Bolan
Clayton Zwanziger
Donald Walter
Roger Ghison
Stanley Crawford
Col Kramm
Charles Armin
L. H. Bruhn
Kenneth Jones
Scamaster
4-H Enrollment Surpasses 1934 in South Dakota
Brookings February 14 Special The South Dakota 4-H program shows early progress with 4,905 members and 3+ more clubs than the 1934 May 1 figure. Jones says enrollments already exceed last year with late entry opportunities in handicraft crops and some livestock work. County agents will assist in organizing.
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Brookings
South da Jkota
H. M. Jones
Jones
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand by SARAL DEWING discusses the value of saving meat drippings, a thrifty kitchen practice from grandmothers. It explains proper handling to keep drippings clean and safe, noting they should be cooled and kept covered to maintain flavor without burning.
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Saral
Goitre Not a Disease Says Milwaukee Specialist
Milwaukee goitre expert Dredede Rock promotes a non surgical treatment and claims goitre is not a disease. He argues against needless operations and offers a free book detailing his method and findings through Dredede Rock Depts 1165 Box 737 Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dredede Rock
Preservation of bacon fat and its culinary uses
The article lists methods to save bacon drippings and use them in cooking. It recommends storing fat in labeled jars for each meat type and suggests uses from frying and browning to flavoring cabbage, beans, greens, and making bacon gravy. It also notes a separate notice about a mortgage foreclosure in Beadle County, listing parties and legal details.
Foreclosure Sales Notice in Beadle County
Default on mortgage prompts foreclosure sale of properties in Beadle County South Dakota by the sheriff. Sale at the Beadle County Courthouse in Huron on March 4 1935 at 10:00 AM with proceeds covering costs, mortgage debt and taxes.
Mortgage Sale Notice from Beadle County Court
Notice of mortgage default and foreclosure in Beadle County South Dakota. John L Niblo and Pearl Niblo mortgaged property in Section 19 Township 100 North Range 62 West. Total due 5546.00 with interest. Sheriff Herbert E Cheever to auction the property at the Beadle County Courthouse on February 20 1935 at 10:00 AM.
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David ‘Wagner
Emma Warner
Mort Favors
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Beadle County
U. S
Beadla County
Court House
Huron
Beadle
ICS Savings Bank
Mortiage
Joe Kelly
Wallace EF
Purdy
Assimee
Brookings
Walters
Minnie Walters
Mort
Huron College
Office of the Register of Deeds
St. P.M
Akota
Beadie County
John L. Niblo
Pearl Niblo
Eadie County
Basie County
Cmimty Court
Hughe South Dakota
Mutual Benefit Life Insula
Herbert
Cheever
Sioux Walls
S. D
Nee
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