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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1937
Page
13
Junch weg served. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Francey Skerin Worma Dee Gordon and Geneva Wright Wern appointed cheerleaders. Geneva resigned as reporter and Evelyne Ferris was elected in her place. This was written by Evelyne.
Troop 3 was reorganized Tuesday evening at the Methodist Church with Cloud Buck named scoutmaster and Bob Beadles as assistant. En rolled members include Voy Wenders, Duane McNichols, Victor Scratton, Everett Allen. Three visitors attended and plan future involvement. George Costain spoke about the national Jamboree in Washington, D C this summer. Clyde Bendles, commissioner, attended. The day ended with the troop joining Troop 6 in the gymnasium for Ames.
George Costain, official chairman of the National Jamboree, spoke to 6 Troop Boy Scouts at a Tuesday evening meeting in the Methodist Church. The session opened with the scout oath, then patrols discussed advancements. Officers present included Mr. Bindenagel, G B Van Dyke, Scoutmaster Humphrey, Cecil Shephard, Kendall LaCraft, and senior patrol Jostler.
In 1937 the Girl Scouts reach the silver anniversary since Juliette Gordon Low formed the first group. The movement has grown to about two million girls nationwide, driven by varied activities and core values. In March, Huron groups ready for full scouting season as councils fill with active women and younger leaders.
Dorothy Swan becomes lieutenant as Lakota Girl Scouts begin a meeting focused on attendance fantasy points and observation tests. Young members introduced, dues collected, and plans set for a park map and leather handicraft pending supplies.
Eight girls were invested at the Tegawitha troop meeting held at St Teresa School Saturday from 1 30 to 3 00. Names mentioned include Jeanette Spang Betty Join Johnson Patricia Walsh Ardith Tracy Marie Mullaney Grac Shearer Donna Mae Johnson and others as they passed star tests. The group sang before departing for their home writes Donna Mae John.
The VS. Club of WVargil met at Florence Halbur’s home on February 2 for a regular gathering. A birthday party for Remincc abur followed the business session with games, songs, and cake. Guests included Mrs Archie Hebron, Ken-Yeth Hebron, Jimmy Tiede, Mrs Elue Maunders, Robart Dengison, Mary Barth, and Moreetla Weiss.
The Hitchcock Junior Girls met at Evalyne Ferris home for a sewing session on Saturday afternoon. Members read minutes, then spent time crocheting, embroidering, and playing games as the group socialized.
Daphne and Larry tour the Brett estate, noting elegant rooms, portraits, and a mix of old and new. He reveals he’s an architect drawn to such houses and hints at a countryside croquet trip while discussing family portraits, hidden rooms, and plans for a future stay as they exchange casual banter.
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A fragmentary interior scene follows Daphne as she contemplates a possible family for Larry Smith and recalls Tom Brett, imagining a future summer with hollyhocks and raspberries. She seeks a slower life but resists peace, reveals longing for companionship, and considers contacting Tucker Ainsley as the chapter ends with a lead toward Smith.
Velma Redman writes that Wolsey 4-H clubs invite the community to a party on February 26 hosted by the Handi craft Club led by Ralph Boyle. Other 4-H clubs in the Wolsey area are also invited to attend.
Danbar of Thucon Hidy School outlines studies on long range weather forecasts up to four weeks ahead. The discussion covers cycles of 23 years and shorter four week cycles, with examples from Chamberlain data. Predictions include wind shifts and potential impact around March 3 and St Patrick's Day, noting reversals may alter conditions.
Rohlffs elected president of Phi The Pi international commerce fraternity at the Net Seton Commercial Coders in Sioux Falls. He previously served as fraternity vice president and active member for five years. Formerly at Huron College, he was a star forward with the Bar ons state championship team under coach Harry Liem.
The Homemakers Extension Club sponsored a bingo party at the Donahue home in Rockham on Monday evening. Bingo was enjoyed by all, with the highest score of the evening reaching four, and a two course lunch was served by the hostess.
King Joseph Wedel and Mrs Frank Frey of Austin Minnesota and John Schauts of Reis Creek Minnesota traveled to their homes a day after attending the funeral of Uyeir father.
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