Scouts Tour Through Virginia and Nearby States
Boy Scouts from Huron plan a trip to Washington for the national Scout Jam boree then tour Virginia and nearby states. Highlights include Staunton Mount Monticello and Ash Lawn, Charlottesville and other historic sites in Virginia, plus Philadelphia and Delaware countryside notes and Mason-Dixon boundary reminder.
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Huron
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Staunton
Northwest Territory
Woodrow Wilson
Charlottesville
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Ash Lawn
James Monroe
Milford Battle Ground
Luray
University of Virginia
Fredericksburg
Hogwood
Washington
Kenmore
Betty Lewis
John Paul Jones
Mary Washington
Rising Sun Tavern
Wakefield
Richmond
Hampton
Yorktown
Norfolk
Newport News
Portsmouth
Suffolk
Virginia Beach
Cape Henry
Cape Charles
Pennsylvania
Lebanon
Bamenster
York
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Robert Fulton
Gettysburg
America
Maryland
Delaware
England
Club Girls Sell Cottage Cheese to Fund Camp
Jean Lewis of Miller describes Handy Helpers club fundraising before camp. Milk from the creamery and a mother making cottage cheese enabled girls to earn money to cover half the registration fees and transportation costs. Evelyn Campbell was ill and could not attend. leader Miss B Grace Moore joined as house mother. The group says the days at camp were worthwhile.
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Ourlub
Jean Lewis
Miller
Handy Helpers Club
Andergoat
Busy Beadie Girls Demonstrate At July Meeting
Girls from Busy Beadie Clubs judged on demonstrations at a July 6 gathering hosted by Lois Clemmens. Florence Koch and Phoeba Mulholan showcased cake, while Maxine Johnson and Wilma Jermeland demonstrated raw vegetable salad.
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Beadie
NBA
Headles
Lois Clemmens
Florence Koch
Phoeba Mulholan
Maxine Johnson
Wilma Jermeland
Priscilla Korte
Chleris Hurd
Dorothy Mulholan
Lois Krouse
Bonnie Jean Rucloff
Chocolate Cookies Demonstrated at Kellogg Keen Club Meeting
Pauline Taft hosted the Kellogg Keen Bookers at their regular meeting where chocolate cookies were demonstrated and later served at lunch. Gloria Lowther led the meeting. Vera Quiram acted as secretary. The next meeting is scheduled for August 1 to can vegetables and make jelly.
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Pauline Taft
Kellogg Keen Bookers
Gloria Lowther
Vera Quiram
Meeting of Thiane Lyman's 4-H club
Boys and girls joined in a meeting at Thiane Lyman's home led by Mrs. Lyman. Vernon Staley demonstrated feed scoops. Two girls spoke on setting ergs. Games with prizes followed by refreshments. The Boys Club was named Poultry Boosters by Elton B. Poulson.
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Thiane Lyman
Vernon Staley
Elton
B. Poulson
Comments On Girls Teams Meet At Pearl Matters Home
The Six Pearls club held a demonstration review at Pearl Matters home with 6H members present. Girls will memorize as much as possible of their demonstrations before the next meeting. Ione Hedlund notes the next gathering will be at Charlotte Show's residence on July 16.
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Six Pearls Club
Pearl Matters
Ione Hedlund
Charlotte
Titonka Teke Breakfast Hike by Timoka Girl Scouts
The Timoka Girl Scout troop Arises early for a 7:30 breakfast at the Methodist church before a Riverside Park hike. The Sakakqwea patrol hosted guests a hungry dog and a kitten were fed milk. the Iroquois patrol led with the third Girl Scout law. The ram caused a pause, they resumed indoors and planned an overnight hike at Pearl Creek next week. Patricia Laskowski closes the meeting with song.
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Timoka
Methodist Church
Riverside Park
Pearl Creek
Patricia Laskowski
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Refrigerator Desserts
A recipe fragment list includes prune cream whip with prunes cream and optional maraschino, frozen egg nog with eggs sugar vanilla salt and cream, orange sherbet, apricot sherbet, three in ome fruit mix with bananas oranges lemons milk sugar egg whites, grape juice ice with juices and sugars. Ellie Elissbeth Casey is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elissbeth Casey
Broadland Community News Roundup Strong Weekend Activities
Neighborhood notes report Broadland residents returning from trips to the Black Hills and Rapid City visiting relatives in Belle Fourche and Aberdeen. Local boys played two games against nearby youths on the Broadland diamond, with the home team victorious. Various residents were traveling to Iowa and Deadwood, with several visits to Wolsey, Pierre, and Centerville noted. Weather trends point to hot spells and needed rainfall as crops respond.
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Broadland
H. L. Pawnell
Mixa
Fred Payne
Thomas Blakely
Black Hills
Ralph Kamp
Rapid City
Belle Fourche
Bill Stimson
Marshall
near-Huron
Sophia Kyutman
Aberdeen
H. Bischatt
Esther
Deadwood
G. D. Sackett
Iowa
Fred Peterson
Miller
Clegs
Local social notes and travel snippets to Jamestown
A fragmentary local social page records Mrs Victor Peterson visiting Jamestown with Frank Allen and children, returning after nearly three weeks with her husband awaiting her at home. Mr and Mrs William Jansen visited Lou Brown’s. Mr and Mrs Richard Kilgore left for Los Angeles after about ten days with Mrs Kilgore’s sister Mrs R F Chenoweth. Mr and Mrs C S Millx Toit planned Faulkton visits with Mrs Mills’ father, then spent time with sister Mrs Claude E Smith at Lake Andes.
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Chell
Frank Allen
Jamestown
Victor Peterson
William Jansen
Lou Brown
Richard Kilgore
Los Angeles
Weathered storm damages town and camp meeting tents
A strong storm caused a 25 inch rain horn to aid gardens, damaged a Bunker Hill schoolhouse, and toppled a tent at a holiness camp meeting. Several residents, including Charles Dudley and Olive Johnson, were mentioned as affected, with families visiting and repairs underway after the Fourth of July accident.
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Carpenter
Charles Dudley
Bunkerhill
Olive Johnson
Local families visit different households this Sunday
Hal Delzvaux and family with Jimmie, and Mr and Mrs Lowery and kin from Cavour were Sunday guests at the Jule Delevane home. Viola Norquist and two others from Minneapolis stayed with Viola Smith's grandmother here. They plan a trip to the Black Hills with Reed Foote of the CCC camp from nearby.
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Hal
L. Delzvaux
Jimmie
Mra C. Lowery
Cavour
Jule Delevane
Viola Norquist
Billie Jane
Heiney Schmitz
Minneapolis
Viola
J.smith
Here
Reed Foote
CCC
Rapid City Visitors Highlight Regional Social Mix
Rapid City visits extend to Glenn Foote's home with Ben Lohman family from Aberdeen and the Coyle household. Bridgewater’s Rudolf family at August Mesulf home. Bancroft forfeits baseball date with Yale drawing Woonsocket and Huron fans to Harom. Levi Anderson of Carpenter calls. Mitchell hospital trip for Mrs Kaufman. CCC camper Lester McMillian from Rapid City visits sister Mex. Alfred Kuhl hosts B D Vendwicks.
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Rapid City
Glenn Foote
Ben Lohman
Aberdeen
Coyle
Rudolf
Bridgewater
Bancroft
Yale
Harom
Woonsocket
Huron
Levi Anderson
Carpenter
R. Maass
Ancroft
Helen’ Garry
A. Maass
J. D. Kaufman
Mitchell
Kaufman
Lester McMillian
CCC
Alfred Kuhl
B. D. Vendwiick
Vivian
Tasineas
J. O. Foote
Ariesian
Doans Pills Promise Kidney Relief From Grim Symptoms
An old advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble. It claims the body holds vast “16 miles” of tubes and filters that cleanse blood, and warns of fatigue, backache, swelling, and frequent painful urination when kidneys fail. The blurb urges readers to consult a physician and buy Doan’s Pills from druggists. 1938 Foster-Milburn Co.
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Tor Doan
Foster-Millburn Ca
Evening Visits and Family Journeys Across Nebraska
Sunday travelers and visitors weave through Nebraska towns. Families including Foote Seaman and Rudy shared time in Iroquois at the Albert Weider mart home while Blanche Porter visits Omaha this week. Mrs Matz travels toward Holdrege then on to Har rison with relatives. Porter plans Chillicothe Missouri and Earl in business college. Malone family spent Sunday at A D Randall home south of Huron.
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Susigay
Foote
Neb
Harrison
Bancroft Visitors and Illnesses Reported
Bancroft residents Mr and Mrs D Chr istrom and Dorothy Clement of Brooten Minnesota visited here with friends and relatives. Roland Weinman, working near Lake Preston, was brought home Tuesday due to illness. Kenneth Thaden, son of George Thaden south of Bancroft, is seriously ill. Royal Neighbors met at A W Perry home with lunch served by Mrs Perry and Mrs Fred Peterson. Maurice De Smeét and Maurice Dirksen guests at Louis Dirksen home, Arthur Dirksen planned to work until school begins. Grace and Betty Frye returned to
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Chistrom
Dorathy Clement
Brooten
Minn
Roland Weinman
Preston
Kenneth Thaden
George Ieder
Bancroft
A. W. Perry
Mire
Fred Peterson
Henry Krueger Jr
Ton
Maurice
de Smeét
Louis Dirksen
Arthur Dirksen
Grace
Betty Frye
Visitation and visits in Ar and nearby towns
A flurry of social visits is recorded as Georg Barnes of Watertown visits daughter Mrs. Daniel Costello and family. Anna Claassen Mas. Rusche with Harald Rusche and Ed mond Rusche travel from Bancroft. Edith Bennett returns to Spencer after a Black Hills vacation. Several locals shop in Huron and visit relatives. Funeral attendees include Frank Busch Rapid City and Walter Busch Hot Springs attend Marcell Busch’s service.
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Georg Barnes
Watertown
Daniel Costello
Anna
Emma Claassen
Mas. Rusche
Harald
Edmond Rusche
Bancroft
Edith Bennett
Spencer
Black Hills
Harold. Buscher
CCC
Fort Meade
Miss Bennett
Lois
Carel
Joan Hoover
Miss Obison
Alice Rae Costello
Huron
Beatrice Busch
Fred Busch
Mable Nelson
Astoria
Utah
A. W. Perry
John Bostie
Frank Busch
Rapid City
Walter Busch
Hot Springs
Marcell Busch
Swedes Catch Big Salmon in Southern Sweden
In Trelleborg, Swedish fishermen bagged a haul of 59 salmon on a recently unloaded boat, totaling L387 pounds. The largest fish weighed 11 pounds 4 ounces and measured 47 inches in length.
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Trelleborg
Sweden
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