Girl Scout Brownies Seek Special Activities for Huron
A 1998 plan from Girl Scout national director Mrs. Paul Rittenhouse outlines developing age specific activities for Brownies and Young Girl Scouts in Huron. Local coordinator Vis. E. C. Grothe oversees six Brownie packs totaling 135 girls with each pack led by a Brown Owl and Tawny Owl pair under Pack No 1 through No 6.
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Paul Rittenhouse
Girl Scout
New York City
Huron Bownie Sommiteee Bs Vis
C. Grothe
Russ Esto Hatfield
Swi
Huis
L. R. Funk
Lillian West
Mareella Melbourne
Susie McCarney
Charles Gray
LH. Simonton
Head
Duane Dosen
Biss
P. E. Franklin
J. C. Don
Me- Wey
Scout Good Turn Shovels Snow in Murdo
February reports from Murdo detail Scoutmasters Jeffrey and Vaz Nice guiding the Fox Wolf and Baca patrols as they shovel snow to keep churches accessible and help primary students home after school Two scout basketball games followed by gym activities at Murdo High School highlight their community effort
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MURDO
Murdo Boy Scout
Jeffery
Vaz Nice
Te Murda
Baca
Girl Reserves Raise Conference Money Plans Made for McKinley meeting
Reporter Jean Ellen Smith notes the McKinley Girl Reserves discussed funding the upcoming conference. The group has funds to send 14 girls but needs money for two more, to be raised by candy and corn sale at the March meeting. Betty Carlson elected vice president. four new members join. Betty Nielsen and Geratine Ander appointed to coordinate with M Carson.
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McKinley Girl
Jean Ellen Smith
Rinky P. T.eeting
Betty Nielson
Geratine Ander
Huron Boy Wins Sweepstake Ticket
Cliford Lee of Morningside wins for coloring the Evening Huronite comic pages. Ten children win tickets to the Huron theatre each week, including Maxine Henrickson Dorothy May Masssth Dolores Gordon Conner Thomas Bell Baron Paul Bulwer Buell Slepikas Oscar Duncan Ardith Tracy. Entries must reach the newspaper office by Wednesday before 5 o'clock. tickets picked up at box office.
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Huron
Cliford Lee
Morningside
Huron Theatre
Maxine Henrickson
Dorothy May Masssth
Dslores Gordon
Oscar Duncan
Ardith
Sacajawea Girls Hold Peppy Troop Meeting
Sacajawea Troop 2 held a lively meeting at Huron high school in the music room on February 18. Captain Helen Buchanan led finances report and ordered discipline, Marjorie Lang to host the next gathering on February 2, with plans for future work and an Amateur Hour feature.
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Sacajawea
Mary Jean Scruby
Sacajawea Troop
Helen Buchanan
Huron High School
Buchanan
Marjorie Lang
Catain Buchanan
Marjorie Walker
Pat
Jean Laskowski
Eleanore Nielson
Titonka Troop 6 Meeting At Methodist Church
Titonka Troop 6 met at the Methodist church where girls tied knots for tenderfoot tests, then formed a circle to sing for a federated club meeting. They helped make place cards for a March dinner and adjourned after the International Scout Hymn. Next meeting set for Sunday at 2:40.
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Titonka Woops
Girl
Methodist Church
W. Csa
Maxine Richards
Valentine Event At Yale Independent School
Yale Independent School students hosted a Valentine party at Muself hall. The program featured activities and student performances as part of the school social event.
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Yale School
Yale Independent School
Muself Hall
Eighth grade party notes valentines and cake
A fragment recounts a class party with songs readings games and a lunch of cake cookies and fruit salad where valentines were distributed. Del Cinrie Decker an eighth grade pupil wrote this account and notes everyone enjoyed the party.
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del Cinrie’ Decker
Indian Troop Names New Scoutmaster for Pierre Troop
Edwin Keasler becomes Scoutmaster for the Pierre Indian troop replacing T. F. Thompson who transferred to Oklahoma Indian school. Committee members include H. C. Colhoun P. E. Bursney and John A. Barclay. Troop scouts listed are Wallace Agard Leo Duran Dewey Estes Patrick Gladue Kenneth Lamm Ulysses Little 21k Richard Lunderman LeRoy Raymond Thomas Raymond Clarence Runs after Joe Wagner Leo Head and Alfred Young.
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Edwin Keasler
Pierre
Clarence Runsafter
Joe Wagner
Leo Head
Alfred Young
Pupils Build Creamery Venture At Yale Independent School
Eighth graders at Yale Independent school tackle a practical study by creating a creamery. The project begins with the purchase from Cart Rindt by a pupil corporation issuing 103 shares at five dollars each. Each pupil holds one share, with officers named Delinnie Decker president Ris Ziegeldorf vice president and Catherine Leish- (text cut) as secretary treasurer.
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Yale Independent
Cart Rindt
Delinnie Decker
Ris Ziegeldorf
Catherine Leish
Bank personnel and ownership listed in eighth grade note
The list names tenberg as secretary and Lyndon Musolf as treasurer with Richard Ziegeldorf as manager and Vernon Pautz as helper. Willacd Hofer heads lending, Arthur Bemis saves, and Marine Stahl checks, while the seventh grade oversees the bank. Store ownership is Ben Marsh and Raymond O’Keefe. the account was written by Richard Ziegeldorf, an eighth grade pupil.
Naval School Grad George E Theimer Honored
George E Theimer son of Mrs George F Theimer residing at 64 Second Street Southwest has graduated from the Electrical Fire Central school at the Naval Training Station San Diego California Theimer’s achievement is noted by Lt A T Pleasants in a letter praising his selection and competition among enlisted men from across the United States Theimer’s graduation reflects credit to himself and to the Navy Recruit Training program
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George E. Theimer
George F. Theimer
Second Street
Naval Training Station
San Diego
Calif
United States
Liout
Chars
U.S. Naval
Omuba
Omaha soldier's enlistment noted in community tribute
A local obituary tribute recalls George's enlistment at the Omaha recruiting station on May 17 1935 and honors his service to family and community. The piece emphasizes his connection to the station and the impact on those left behind.
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George
Omaha
Feeding children first in emergency guide
By Olive Neff, the article urges focusing on children in crisis meals. It cites an emergency feeding guide recommending daily milk, liver oil, vegetables or fruit, bread, cereals, and energy foods to prevent rickets, scurvy, and pellagra.
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Olive Neff
Children’s Foods
Cod liver oil vital for children growth and health
The text emphasizes cod liver oil as essential for children during growth, noting it supplies more benefits than other foods and is inexpensive. It highlights the importance of good air quality for vitamin A and D tests and suggests a daily 3 to 4 MWaspoons intake, costing about 15 to 25 cents per child every two weeks, with skim milk as an alternative.
Churchill Addresses Rotarians on Washington’s Leadership
Churchill attorney praised Washington and early American leaders before the Rotary club during an observance of the first president’s birthday. He cited Washington's restraint from seizing dictatorial powers amid postwar difficulties and highlighted liberties that could not be taken away by majority will or decrees.
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Churchill
Washington
Rotary Club
America
Farm sales rise in five northwest states in 1935
Minneapolis Feb 20 A percent gain in 1935 over 1934 in sales of farm products across Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Montana was reported by Charles F Colisson Tri Tribune farm editor The survey set 1935 sales at 755 086 000 with AAA cash income totaling 826 522 000 The report notes increased farm business and wider cash income across the region.
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Minneapolis
Northwest States
Charles F. Colisson
Tribbune Farm
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Lane Farmber g elevator leader sidelined by carbuncle
John Houlihan of Lane Farmber g elevator is confined at home with a neck carbuncle after medical care at Alpeng. He is unable to perform duties at the elevator while recovering.
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John Houlihan
Lane Farmberg
Alpeng
Doctors Guide to Liquid Laxatives Sounds Advice
Doctors advise using liquid laxatives to relieve constipation and emphasize gradual dosage. Dr Idwell's Syrup Pepsin with senna and cascara is praised as gentle and non habit forming for all ages.
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Ldwell
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