Skating Party Planned By Girls 4-H Club Meeting
The Master Mixers 4-H Club held its regular meeting with new leader Mrs. O T Burns and eight members present at Evelyn Cook's home. Inez Queiland presided. minutes read and approved. An evening skating party at Ravine Lake on January 31 was planned with girls bringing lunches for a roast afterward. Members discussed a radio program, reports on Shoes for a Schoolgirl and Vitamins were given, and a sewing project for pot holders was planned at Gertrude Smith's home. A fudge recipe and a community sing followed, then the group adjourned after lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Club
O. T. Burns
Evelyn Cook
Inez Queiland
Roil
Ravine Lake
Vera Jones
Vernice Lehfeldt
Gertrude Smith
Dettmer School Pupils Celebrate Three Birthdays
The Dettmer School marked the birthdays of Melvin Wagner Eugene Kuehl and James McFarling with a party last week. Mothers sent jello candy popcorn balls and cake as games were played and lunch followed. Each birthday boy received a comb from teacher Missy Jeffers.
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Dettmer School
Melvin Wagner
Eugene Kuehl
James McFarling
Missy Jeffers
High grades at Mortimer School six weeks tests
Six students earned top marks at Mortimer School with Irma Mortimer Evelyn Fountain Arlo Mortimer Lucille Fountain Duane Fountain and Helene Dennis listed on the honor roll. Several pupils scored 100 in spelling including Irma Mortimer Lyman Le Grand Lucille Fountain Duane Fountain Evelyn Fountain and Arlo Mortimer. Miss Schamber reads Bible passages at noon and pupils work on fair drawings featuring landscapes and objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer
Irma Mortimer
Evelyn Fountain
Arlo Mortimer
Lucille Fountain
Duane Fountain
Helene Dennis
Lyman le Grand
Miss Schamber
Miss Jaeger Reads To Ackerman Pupils
Sylvia Kelley of Ackerman School reports that Miss Jaeger reads from A World of Stories for Children to sixth graders during lunch on Mondays and Wednesdays. Students are split into sides with a two week current events quiz. errors cost points and the goal is to avoid reaching zero.
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Miss Jaeger
Ackerman
Sylvia Kelley
Ackerman School
Gloria Kelley
Ackerman School Receives New Reading Books
The Whiteside Primary grades received new reading books last week. Second grade reads We Grow Up, first grade Bob and Jane, third Make and Make Believe, and fourth Our First is. Special spelling lessons occur every Tuesday and Thursday to help muster difficult words. An arithmetic lesson is given every Monday and Wednesday by Glenn Langbehn, a fourth grader.
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Ackerman
Whiteside
Bob and
Jane
Glenn Langbehn
Moving Pictures Shown At School
Marilyn Rogers reports a moving picture projector was brought back to the school after a teacher visited Mrs Madden’s office, reflecting classroom enhancements and new instructional tools.
Whittier School Receives Films From Agnes Greenan
Agnes Greenan taught at Whittier School. She circulated materials so every pupil could view them, including five different films. The collection featured scenery, an early Goldilocks segment, and a Jack and the Heanstock film. On her return to Huron she plans to bring new films for the class.
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Whittier
Agnes Greenan
Fairfield YCL Rules Outline For Next Year
Peter Wipt of Fairfield No 4 writes that the Sunshine League held its last meeting January 10. The new YCL document sets rules on cleanliness and grooming and on polite behavior. It also names a year end king or queen for the pupil with the fewest black marks.
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Fairfield
Peter Wipt
Fairfield No. 4
Tschetter
Sunshine League
Y.C. L
Y.C.L
Beadle County Improperly Placed in Ninth Circuit Study
Joyce Wesson and Marguerite Greenan mapped South Dakota counties and split the state into 12 circuits. They concluded Beadle County lies in the ninth circuit while studying civics for Greenan Valley No. 2.
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Joyce Wesson
Marguerite Greenan
South Dakota
Beadle County
Whittier School
Agnes Greenan
Tyrrell School Receives Two Booklets from Superintendent
The Tyrrell School received two booklets from the superintendent's office. One is This is America a patriotism guide of poetry prose and music. The other Wonders of Progress Through the Ages a picture history of mankind. A birthday party was held January 23 at the Harold J. Mallett home honoring Mrs. Mallett and Mrs. M. W. Syring with lunch. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kutil hosted a card party last Saturday evening for friends.
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Tyrrell
America
United States
Silas Wipf
Foster
Leland Greenan
Lane Lane
Harold J. Mallett
Tulare
Elmer Lund
Los Angeles
Hecla
Lund
California
Florence Boyd
John Boyd
KruGon Praised For Relieving Constipation And Boosted Health
Mrs George Kliment of Columbus Nebraska credits KruGon with curing a stubborn constipation and improving digestion energy and sleep after years of failed remedies. She notes relief from dizziness headaches and irritable nerves and praises the drug’s effects publicly. KruGon is sold by H H Humphrey Drug and local reading druggists in nearby towns.
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KruGon
George Kliment
18Th St
Columbus
Nebraska
KruGon Jong
Mrs. Kliment
H. H. Humphrey
Wohelos Meet In Interest Groups
Wohelo Scout Troop No 4 opened with games and attendance checked by captain Mrs Willis Walker. The March Girl Scout banquet was discussed and Lt Peggy Teuber appointed to plan decorations. Four groups met. Senior led by Lucille Halm worked on the needlecraft badge while Junior led by Maxine Lundgren worked on weaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wohelo Gari
Willis Walker
Peggy Teuber
Lucille Halm
Maxine Lundgren
Ramona Lundgren
Jack
Virginia Lundgren
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