Fourteen Annual 4-H Congress in Chicago Highlights
Beryl Becker of Huron writes about the 14th annual 4-H congress in Chicago with roughly 35,000 delegates from 44 states and Canada. Highlights include a banquet at Stevens Hotel with art themes, a luncheon in Edgewater Beach Hotel, and talks by leaders like Henry Wallace and Ellsworth Vines. Attendees toured McCormick works, Adler planetarium, Field Museum, and the Palmer House premieres, with style shows at Goodman Theatre and the Chicago Mail Order House. The piece praises experiences and encourages 4-Hers to strive for such educational trips.
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Louisiana
South Dakota
Chicago
Canada
Stevens Hotel
Vistus
Rembrarsit
Segamzac
Curry
Henry Wallace
4-H
Edgewater Boach Hole
Piri
Montgomerny Ward and Company
Thomas E Wilson
National Committee
Wilson
Ellsworth Vines
Charle Grimm
Chicago Cubs
International Harvester Company
Mils Brothers
Morin Sisters
McCormick Tractor Works
Turnsmilla
Central Church
Goodman Theatre
June Alden
C. M
Marshall Fishd Company
Field Touseum
Art Institute
Stevens
Palmer House
Planetarium
Adler
Planetarium and Astronomical Museum
Organize Sheep Club At Miller
A newly organized Cedar township sheep club near Miller named Fire Fat Lamb chose Moe Blaex as leader and has eleven members. Officers elected were Alfred Beck president Gerer ald Blasey vice president Evelyn Beck secretary John Beck treasurer and Phyllis Arbogast reporter. Rose Cotton called a meeting for local youths and parents at Pleasant Valley community cottage. seven aged ten to twenty signaled interest, with officer elections to follow.
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Miller Miller
Cedar Township
Miller
Moe Blaex
Alfred Beck
Gererald Blasey
Evelyn Beck
John Beck
Phyllis Arbogast
Rose Cotton
Pleasant Valley
Ofleera
Busy Beatles Club Meets At Gainors
A Busy Beatles Club meeting was held at Euphemia Gainor home with Ella Mae Disney presiding. Members exchanged four gifts and enjoyed games and refreshments. Next meeting set for January 4 at Bonnie Rudolf home.
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Gainors
Sakakaweas Plan Patrol Meetings
The Sakakawea junior Girl Scouts opened with games and then split into patrol meetings. Patrol leaders were told to plan upcoming gatherings. A list of four interest groups was created for next year: Advanced and beginners, signalling, bandages in first aid, judging distances and fees for nature study.
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Ike
Soma
Praupa
Adria Scotchbrooke
Boston Brown Bread Recipes From Olive Neff
Brown Bread from Olive Neff outlines the Winthrop and steamed Boston variants. It gives soaking steps for bread crumbs, mixing with molasses, water, and spices, then steaming in baking powder cans. The Boston version lists butter sugar eggs sour milk soda molasses flour bran nut meats raisins and salt, steamed for hours with space to rise.
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Winthrop
Boston
Golden buttered brown bread sandwiches described
A vendor describes toasting brown bread with a large pat of butter, serving it hot and creating sandwiches. Leftover bread sliced thin receives cream cheese for additional use, claimed to yield marvelous results.
Pioneer Resident J O Ewing Honored At 76 Birthday
Turton January 1 Special A jolly crowd gathered at Harold Ewing’s Turton home Sunday to honor J O Ewing on his 76th birthday. Present were five of his living children along with relatives from Turton Deland Ashe rton and Redfield. Ewing came to the area in 1882 and helped settle land four miles west of Turton. He formed two factions for 30 years, retired in 1912, and has 10 living children and 16 grandchildren. He remains active in community and national affairs and welcomes visitors.
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Turton Turton
Harold Ewing
J.O. Ewing
Mr. Ewing
Harold
Loren
Turton
Dewey
Deland
Chester Thomas
Wilbur BE
Asherton
Ewing
Redfield
Fife
Carthage Pioneer Elizabeth Leighty Dies at 89
Mrs Elizabeth Leighty Sr age 89 died in Carthage on December 28 she and her husband moved to a farm south of town in 1283 after his death two years ago she lived alone then with her daughter Mrs Ben Buttom burial attendees included her children Mrs Lilly Berg James Button and Frank Button and grandchildren Mrs Pearl Elliott and Earnest Button
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Carthage
Jug
Elizabeth Leighty
Town
Cite
Ben Buttom
Mes
Lilly, Berg
Pierre
James
Winfred S. Dy
Frank
Burbank
Cal
Pearl Elliott
Earnest Button
Hibbing
Minn
Alumni Banquet Marks Cham berlain High School Event
Cham berlain high school student association held its annual banquet in the Congregational church social room Monday night. An interesting program preceded the meal. Eighty four were seated at the tables. The association had written so large that it is necessary to limit the number of guests to a minimum. Church Meeting Turton Jan 1 Special The Congregational church held its annual meeting Sunday after a dinner open to all heads. Elected for the next year: Clerk Mrs Francis Sul vyvan. treasurer Mrs H G Bovee. trustee for five years Mrs Ida Mahon, her son for three years Jack Fisher. The outgoing officers reported bids paid and small balances.
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Chamberlain
Chamberlain High ‘School
Stumnt Association
Congregational Church
Ciurch
Turton
Francis Sul- Yvan
HG. Bovee
Ida Mahon
Jack Fisher
Death Of Two Farm Boys In Black Blizzard Tops Stories For Year
The Evening Huronite lists the year’s top news breaks led by two farm boys dying in a black blizzard. Other major items include city government shift, April rainfall records, soil conservation office, the Watertown airway project, and liquor returns after 18 years.
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Black Buzzard
Replicey City Commission
Soil Conservation
Huron
Bey
West Parle
Watertown
Airway
PWA
Soil Conservation Service Office
Berdlein
Merchants Finance
Hawon
Aquor
CCC
Thompson
Kasut
Huron High School
Miller
Shirley Temple Stars In The Littlest Rebel At Huron
A nostalgic review lauds Shirley Temple in The Littlest Rebel for charm and warmth. It praises her dancing singing and acting while noting rival Lincoln portrayal by McGlynn falls short to Chic Sale. The piece highlights moments like Virgie's tea party and railroad ticket caper and calls the film suitable for all audiences at Huron's theater.
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McGlynn
Lincoln
Corta Little Virwu
Shirley
Mttle Virgie
Huronthesara
Ebinger dies at 77 in Redfield home care
Louis D Ebinger known as Dad, 77, died Monday evening at the Redfield home of Mary E Clarke where caregivers were Mrs Jack Staenke. He moved to Redfield in 1909 and worked at the State School and Home for 13 years. His wife preceded him in death 13 years ago. An adopted daughter Pearl will handle affairs. Caskets to McLean Illinois for burial beside his wife. Guests at St Lawrence include Mrs Hasvold's mother Mrs John Leverson Irene Hartwick Leverson Irene and Miss Josephine Toft Sinai. Mrs Hasvoldl cared for some time and could not travel for planned holidays.
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Louis D.ebinger
Redfield
Louis D. Ebinger
Dad
Mary E. Clarke
Jack Staenke
Pearl
Albert Williamson
Mr. Ebinger
McLean
Lo Slo
ST. Lawrence
Rites At Woonsocket For John P Parquet
Funeral services were held for John P Parquet at St Wilfrid s Catholic church in Woonsocket with Rev Father Edward officiating. Survived by many children and in laws including Peter Parquet Mrs Henry Swicht on Nick Parquet Frank Paree John Parquet Lena Henryman Sam Starnes Jim Parquet and others from Woonsocket Letchester Hot Spring New York Mills Mitchell Omaha Sioux City Eau Claire and more. Pallbearers named John L Stetcher Ernest Clark Frank Paree Sam Starnes Henry Steicher and Batle Steieher.
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Woonsocket
John P. Parquet
St. Wilfred's Catholic
Father Edward
Parquet
Peter Parquet
Henry Swichton
Nick Parquet
Frank Parce
John Parquet
Favre and organization discuss cross-border US Canada reach
In a U S and Canada context the report notes Favre involvement with a major organization and outlines cross border implications. Details on dates locations and scope are limited but the piece emphasizes collaborative efforts and potential regulatory considerations between the two countries.
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