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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1934
Page
10
The fifth article in a series on the 4-H National Encampment notes cooperation as the conference theme. South Dakota delegates including Edna McLaughlin discuss community and national cooperation, with speakers like Henry A. Wallace urging youth to work together for happiness and farm progress.
The Altoona 4 H Foods Club held its ninth meeting at Mrs Louise K Borah's home in Hitchcock Tuesday afternoon. A pot luck lunch followed with sandwiches cake and fruit nectar. Members Dorothea Walton Esther Farmer Clara Tollefson Jo Ann Tolefson Edna Tollefson and Joy Borah attended along with visitors Jennie Farmer Betty Jean Tollefson and Irene Tollefson. Joy Z Borah is the club reporter. Rutherford County NC claims to have the largest variety of mixers in the United States.
The Dairy Maids 4H club met at Jean Dunbar's home for a first demonstration on making Delisha a milk beverage led by Charlotte Jaehn and Jean Dunbar. Officers include Mildred Johnson president Alyce Olson vice president Regina Kaminsky secretary Alene Devick treasurer with Jean Dunbar as reporter. A brief business meeting discussed future plans. next meeting will be a picnic at an unnamed location followed by a meeting at Alene Devick's home. Some girls plan additional demonstrations including Etiquette by Mildred Johnson and Alyce Olson.
The Central South Dakota and Arrowhead Boy Scout Jamboree at Camp Che-K-Pa Lake Enemy Swim ended Friday with field day activities and awards. About 355 scouts and Scouters from 31 troops across South Dakota and Minnesota attended, including towns Aberdeen Artesian Britton Broadland Canby Castlewood Dawson Hecla Huron Pierre Watertown Waubay Woonsocket Wessington Springs Highmore and Redfield. John Smith, Scout executive for the region, directed a staff of about eleven to oversee swimming handicraft instruction camping and merit badge work.
Ammerman oversees Arrowhead area as Scout Executive with staff including Herman Feuling Grow from Watertown Sidney Butt and William Gruhn from Aberdeen Dick Young Mitchell and Frank Kinyon Dr C K Walker John Pfeiffer and George Schmitt from Huron and others on the roster
A Wormstadt Wollies 4-H Sheep club meeting judged a fat heifer class a fat cow class and a fat lamb class. Dale Barton placed all classes correctly while most members did well. The session at Gerald Herd’s home followed the judging with talks by Orin Oviatt and Barton on 4-H council activities. A club tour was planned for two to three weeks before the Junior Fair.
Titonka troop reports eight of its members are in camp this year. Mary Ethelyn Habicht reported on the candy sale held at Mabicht's store, which raised funds enabling one more girl to attend Pickerel lake camp. Names listed include Muriel Yenney and Lauren na Thverry among others. The troop meets Wednesday at 9 at the Methodist church. Mrs. Morrison leads meetings in the captain's absence and plans first aid training to help earn badges.
Four successful 4-H Help day meetings were held in Aberdeen led by Miss Beulah Rodgers. Demonstrations covered textiles accessories picture selection cushions bed making curtains scrapbooks and furniture refurbishing. Teams from Houghton Snapdragons Putney Put-Overs Aber deen Nehon Lassies Tuniee Mere Warbave Une were among those represented by multiple members. The Elimination Day program is scheduled for August 18 in Aberdeen.
Hazel Wilson Smith and Vivian Ashe ford are cited among local leaders who deserve credit for the enthusiasm they have aroused in demonstration teams in the community.
The Holabird group formed a sewing club with 19 members. Officers elected include Alice Peddicord as president Ma Mason as vice president Dana Sanders as secretary Bernice Hamlin as treasurer and Mary Moore as reporter Mrs Rush chosen as club leader and the club named The Jolly Stickers Meetings will be held biweekly.
Eva Oestriech and Vera Quiram demonstrated how to prepare homemade yeast to Kellogg Keen Kookers 4 H club members at the Gestriech home on July 12 with four members and two visitors present. Next meeting set for August 2 at Ruth Maugen’s home. attendees to bring a loaf of bread and four cookies. Poultry experts warn coccidiosis danger in young chick brood until about 12 weeks after hatch.
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