Cites Needs Of Scout Program In Huron
Scout officials report 225 boys in six troops two Cub packs and one senior patrol with fifty regular volunteers. About 50 more serve as merit badge counselors and instructors. Census shows 125 boys turn nine and 12 each year, keeping 1,125 in Scouting ages nine to 17. over 75 percent want to join. More leaders needed to expand access.
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Huron
Boy Scout
Citizenshp
Paul Campbell
Area Scout
Campbell
Wohelo Captain Birthday Observed By Girl Scouts
The Wohelo Girl Scouts opened their meeting with a business session, checked clues and attendance, and discussed the upcoming banquet with each member asked to bring money. The remainder of the meeting became a party honoring Captain Mrs Willis Walker with games and a treat, closing with Taps at Katmai Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wohelo
Willis Walker
Winkum
Katmai
Alaska
De Smet FFA Banquet with Films and Boxing Event
The De Smet Future Farmers of America held its annual Father Son banquet in the school auditorium. Toast master Leo Timp led a program featuring responses by Marvin Peterson and Selmar Lee. William Wizan of State College screened two Extension Service reels called The River and The Grassland. Four boxing rounds followed, served by mothers with the Home Economics Department assisting. Fred Shubeck, the local advisor, organized the event.
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Future Farmers of America
de Smet
Leo Timp
Marvin Peterson
Selmar Lee
William Wizan
State College
Extension Service
FFA
Fred Shubeck
Frankfort Boys Organize 4 H Club
Seven boys gathered at Matthew Maxen home in Frankfort to form the North Star Club. Merle Maxen was elected president with Roger Realsen vice president Laverne Manning secretary Arvid Realsen treasurer and Maylan Manning reporter. They planned fund raising for club camp and scheduled a ewe feeding demonstration by Merle on March 7 at the Manning home. Lunch followed.
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Matthew Maxen
Frankfort
Raymond Venard
North Star Club
Merle Maxen
Roger Realsen
Laverne Manning
Arvid Realsen
Maylan Manning
Merle
Manning Hore
Muxen
Sakakawea Troop Hails New Captain After Resignation
Harry Easton resigns as captain of Sakakawea Troop 7. Mrs. Leicert steps in as new leader amid a welcome from the girls. Color guards Marjory Jones and Janet Swab lead a flag ceremony with songs. A circle forms for further songs, games, and dances as Mary Jane Gilbert announces table decorations and the banquet closes with Taps and Run Along Home.
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Wits
Harry Easton
Sakakawea
Leicert
Marjory Jones
Janet Swab
America
Mary Jane Gilbert
Carol Findley
February Reading Contest Ends Amid Tight Race
The Whiteside reading contest closes this week as pupils strive to beat January records. Louise Feterl and Pauline Kohlmeyer lead tied for first with Bernard Feterl close behind. New library books arrive every two weeks. Betty Beverly and Rose Mary Joblinske return after chicken pox absence. Leonard Fritasche was absent Thursday.
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Louise Feterl
Pauline Kohlmeyer
Bernard Feterl
Betty
Beverly
Rose Mary Joblinske
Leonard Fritasche
Gol
KruGon Relief Brings Back Sleep and Digestion
Artesian resident Charles Zell reports dramatic improvement after using KruGon for years of constipation digestive trouble and smothering gas attacks. He credits regular bowel action with better appetite sleep and reduced dizziness and aches. KruGon sold by H. H. Humphrey Drug and local druggists.
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Huron
Mr. Zell
H. H. Humphrey Drug
Pioneers Had Their Little Jokes Revealed in 1882 Hoax
WPA project unearthed Huronite files recount a staged massacre scare in Faulk County 30 miles west of Redfield. German settler Klebsch, fearing Indians, fled to Redfield after colonists in disguise fired blanks. News extras, armed citizens, and troops were reportedly readied as reports spread.
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WPA
South Dakota
Klebseh
Faulk County
Redfield
Klebsch
Klehsch
Visit to Miller basketball tournament noted by reporter
A reporter notes that he could visit the basketball tournament at Miller. Louise Fet ers is mentioned as part of the coverage.
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Miller
Louise Feters
Tomahawk District Boy Scouts Announce Review Board Dates
The Tomahawk District of Boy Scouts lists board of review meetings on March 5 April 2 April 30 May 14 and June 11 at 7 30 p m. All sessions take place at the Boy Scout headquarters in Huron. The next court of honor is scheduled for May 11 on Mother's Day.
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Boards of Review
Board of Review
Tomahawk District of
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout
Huron
OES Official Visits Chapter At De Smet
Mrs. Harriet Maltby of Alexandria associate conductress of the grand chapter of the OES paid an official visit to the De Smet chapter last Tuesday. A school of instruction was held and the chapter's work was demonstrated in the evening. A past matrons luncheon at the Ryland home honored Mrs. Maltby. The Manchester Extension Club met and discussed kitchen storage with a noon ranch served by the hostess and the next meeting set for March 2. The Boulder Dam power plant capacity is 60,000 horsepower with potential production of 1,835,000 horsepower.
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OES
de Smet DE Smet
Harriet Maltby
Alexandria
Grand Chapter
The
de Smet
Manchester Club
Manchester
Manchester Extension Club
George Muilenburg
George Lambert
Howland
Boulder Dam
Home Agents Gather At De Smet Meeting
A district training meet was held at the courthouse last Tuesday under Miss Ora Sloat county extension agent. The topic was Business Practices and Legal Facts led by Miss K Lorette Nelson from State College. Visiting agents included Mrs Esther Farnham and others from Devel Brook inge Hutchinson Turner Brown Grant Roberts counties. district leaders attended.
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de Smet
Home Agents
Ora Sloat
K. Lorette Nelson
State College
Esther Farnham
Devel
Brookinge
Emily Parker
Hutchinson
Turner
Bessie Joyner
Brown County
Frieda Schroder
Grant
Roberts
de Smet Territory
Ree Heights Band To Give Mid Winter Concert
Ree Heights High School presents its mid winter concert Friday in the gymnasium under new director Laurence McKenna. The program features vocal and instrumental solos duets and band numbers with a small admission to cover expenses. Also noted Emile Lochbaum, a promising pitcher for the Atlanta Crackers, teaches mathematics at Jefferson High School in New Orleans.
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Ree Heights
Laurence McKenna
Pitcher
New Orleans
Emile Lochbaum
Atlanta Crackers
Jefferson High School
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