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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1934
Page
10
Apple desserts and salads including Apple Apricot Butter Apple Plum Butter Apple Onion Salad Apple Salad Dressing and Apple Crisp with butter sugar and cinnamon. Also mentions Apple Pickles and basic steps to prepare sterilize and store.
Delegates to the national 4 H club camp visit the Smithsonian Institute complex in DC touring the natural history, arts and industries, and aircraft buildings. The group also toured the Corcoran Gallery, Pan American Union, and Lincoln Memorial, with an educational focus on American art and national history.
Members of the Cackleberry Poultry Club of Miner county, led by Miss Effie Older, were entertained by Mrs. Oscar Hamro in Carthage on Monday. Absent due to summer vacations, the gathering featured a feed selection demonstration by Esther Sundell, with Raymond Hamro presiding and Jay Morrell as secretary. Adjournment set for August 4 at Mrs. James Morrell’s home. lunch served.
Ruth Fuller of Quality Cookers 4 H club at Huron describes attending camp for five consecutive years and cherishing the three day vacation. She notes 1934 as a triumph during hard times with many clubs earning funds to send members and an enjoyable campfire program. State club leader H M Jones oversees the event.
Lor raine Burnside received recognition as club member representative while Elsie Niebrugge acted as the Chief's Squaw at the ceremony, both noted during the campfire event.
The Black Hills Scout camp at Camp Judson Pactola logged 140 girls registered for the week. Units reorganize nightly by stunt, with the Pioneer unit taking the lead as Pioneers and its four patrols Prospectors Gold Panners of 1934 Mountaineers and the Covered Wagon. The Pioneer stunt was a pantomime The Discovery of Gold in California. The Pathfinders unit followed with a radio program and star imitations.
Seventh graders portrayed pirates with roles like Long John Silver and Captain Kidd while sixth graders acted as Bird Unit with Three Little Pigs. An impromptu entertainment followed including songs, dances, and stories by campers. Cowboy night featured rodeo acts and a playlet The Princess and the Swincherd, ending with Badger Clark reading poems.
Ima Hale of the Domestic Misses club writes about a camp program featuring My Best Self lessons in courtesy etiquette appearance care and neatness. She says the sessions were engaging and hopes to attend again next year.
Forestburg July 16 special reports a family gathering at Mr and Mrs Gil Ohlson home to celebrate the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Art Wilson Mrs Wilson is sister of Mr Ohlson All Wilson siblings and their mother Mrs G Ohlson attended and enjoyed a wedding feast prepared by Mrs Gil Ohlson
The Sunshine club gathered at Mrs. D. H. Barnes residence on July 16 to continue work on a fan quilt. Hostesses were Mines Barnes Velables and Gradert. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Claude Longear’s home.
Lake Preston high school seniors from the class of 1934 hosted a farewell party at the tourist park for Alabama Hartley who will depart with her parents for northern California. After supper, guests enjoyed games and swimming. The class will soon disperse as Arthur Erie has joined a CCC camp in the Black Hills, Lester Engles studies in Omaha for navy entry, and Foster Lance plans to move to Wisconsin for work.
Puettman nine month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Puettman of Zell died Thursday evening from measles and convulsions after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at Zell with Rev Father Schneider presiding. Survived by parents and two brothers Lyle and James. Informant listed at Saint Mary's cemetery.
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