Girl Scout Camp Staff Announced for Pickerel Lake Camp
The 1935 staff for the Pickerel Lake Girl Scout camp running July 2 to August 10 is announced with Director Mrs. Margaret Peck and Nurse Mrs. Cecil Silberberger among a full team. Staff includes unit leaders, specialists, cooks, and a grounds custodian, with last contingent departing July 21. Visitors Night is Wednesdays and parents are asked to picnic and stay for the designated hour, avoiding other visits to prevent homesickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gir
Pickerel Lake
Smerry
Margaret Peck
Cecil Silberberger
Katherine Wismer
Margaret Pol
Wek
Blanche Perkins
Marjorie Keegan
Louis Bartlett
Worcatip
Sua
Postpone 4-H Club Meetings Until Fall
The 4-H Up n Doing sewing club of Erwin met at Mrs. Hans Sorenson's home July 11 with good attendance and one visitor June Jensen. Members reported on thread and spins, made hot pan holders, learned running and blind stitches, and planned a treasure hunt for July 18 with supper and a campfire in the city park. The group voted to skip further meetings until September. Hostess Lucille Hodges served gunkch at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
Mra
Hans Sorenson
June Jensen
Helen Muser
Rozella Kussman
Lucille Hodges
Girl Scouts Meet At Winter Park Park Evening Meeting
A Girl Scouts troop met at Winter Park on Tuesday evening at 6 30 PM. Members who returned from club camp shared camp activities. The group split into patrols, conducted business, learned new songs, played games, and closed with Taps.
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Girl Scouts
Park
Girl Scouts of Troops
Winter Park
Balanced cake recipe guidance from Elizabeth Camry
The text explains cake making on balance in recipes, stressing constant ratios for flour sugar liquids and leavening. It provides measurements converting cups to pounds, lists proportions for a balanced plain cake, and suggests substitutions like odorless fats while preserving salt and vanilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Camry
Titonka Girl Scout Troop Meets at Methodist Church
The Titonka Girl Scout troop held a Wednesday morning meeting July 17 at Wesley Hall of the Methodist church. They sang, the patrol led the program, played ten familiar selections, and planned an overnight hike to Pearl Creek on July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka “Girl Scout
Wealey
Tha ‘“Methodist Church
Sasid
Pearl Crepe
William
Christ
Methodist Church
Jean’ Laskowski
Willing Workers Picnic At River James River Adventure
The Willing Workers 4 H club journeyed to the James River Sunday afternoon around three. They spent the afternoon playing ball singing and playing a portable phonograph. About five thirty a fire was built and they enjoyed a wiener and marshmallow roast on the return trip the voices blending on the homeward journey.
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River
Willing Workers
James River
Beadle Girls 4-H Teams Demonstrate At Fair Grounds
Beadle county 4-H girls gathered at the Fair grounds club building for demonstrations on foods canning and dairy products. Miss Rogers and Miss Dewing judged the teams with Phoeba Mulholan and Florence Kock on cake, Maxine Johnson and Dorothy Mullholan on salads, and Priscilla Korte and Lois Krouse on the game subject. All three teams will demonstrate at the junior fair, according to Phoeba Mullholan, the club reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle
Beadle County
Miss Rogers
Miss Dewing
N. BR. A
Phoeba Mulholan
Florence Kock
Maxine Johnson
Dorothy Mullholan
Priscilla Korte
Lois Krouse
Phoeba Mullholan
Livestock Judging School Planned in Miller Hand County
Plans completed for George Sander son district 4-H club Snader to host livestock judging school in Miller Hand county for J EF Sprecker Edwin Fawcett Colt clubs and Art Allen sheep club. The school will be held on August sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
George Sander~son
Snader
Hand County
J. EF. Sprecker
Edwin Fawcett
Art Allen
Achievement Day Miller to Host County Event
An achievement day for all boys and girls is planned for Hand county clubs to be held in Miller on August 30. In Miller area, local notices report a hospital operation for Mrs Lor en Thurston in Huron, recovering with nurse Anna Bjordshl attending. Mr Thurstan remains in Huron with Mrs Thurston.
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Miller
Erwin
Loren Thurston
Huron
Thurstan ix
Anna Bjordshl
Land Ownership Figures Compiled For Brookings Area
Brookings July 18 report shows 132 811 245 acres of land owned by private entities 10.8 percent of total area with Indian land at 5 643 374 acres or 11.5 percent Public land 5 323 421 acres 10.8 percent Homestead land 45 999 acres not on tax rolls Railroads highways and tracts 268 282 acres comprise 0 6 percent Assessable land 37 377 4 acres 0 78 percent Nontaxable land 11 912 291 acres 24 percent One percent highways and railroad rights of way partly taxable data gathered county records and federal offices Pierre reservation superintendents were consulted for figures.
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Brookings
South
Dakota
Harry A. ‘Steele
Commercial
Pierre
Girl From Wolsey Wins Sweepstakes At Huron Theater
Gladys Guthail lez of Wolsey is named weekly sweepstakes winner for coloring the Saturday paper comics with watercolors. She earns a free theatre ticket by visiting the Huron box office the day she wants to attend. Other winners include Ruth Tebay Alpena Berdyne Foet Alpena Laona Rex route 4 Huron Ruth Molander Huron Dale Langstad Hitchcock Lois Stewart Huron LeRoy Yates De Smet.
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Wolsey
Gladys. Guthaillez
Huron Theatre
Itew Boys
Huron
South Dakota
Ruth Tebay
Alpena
Berdyne Foet
Laona Rex
Route 4
Ruth Molander
Sunfish Wedges in Propeller Halts Fiona Engine
A sunfish became wedged in the propeller of the twin—crew steamer Fiona, forcing the port engine to stop. The ship had to continue on one motor as the fish could not be freed at sea.
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Fiona
Population figures show changes in dozen towns
Town population estimates released by state historian Lawrence Fox list increases for seven towns and decreases for five, including Deuel County settlements Toronito 341 unchanged from 1939, Elton 46 loss, Corsica 30, Armour 1. The report covers twelve incorporated towns with data tabulated for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Lawrence
K. Fox
Seveen
Toronito
Deuel
Voli
Elton
Corsica
Armour
Mit
Cholera Breaks Out Among Refugees in Ban Valley
Reuters report from Hankow notes a missionary in the Ban valley cites cholera spreading among about 30,000 refugees who fled a flood crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuters
Hankow
Ban Valley
Special Meeting on Bond Approval for School Treasurer
The 1935 Huron Independent School District board convened July 1 at the High School Office to review and approve the bond of H. M. Whitman as school treasurer. The Western Surety Company bond for 350,000 dollars was unanimously accepted with standard conditions and terms, including fidelity to duties, account accuracy, and bank deposit safeguards.
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Board ‘of Education
Geo
Wagner
Fremding
Patton
Hopper
Sup't Af
Lang
Gt Say Ha
HI. M. Whisman
H. M. Whitman
South, Dakota
Western Surety Company
Bains
Bio Falls
Huron
Brmay
Huron -Indi Independent
Urety ‘Company
Trepkow
Vo Sa Assisi Wiieaek
M. H. Trepkow
Corporafon Sea
Faa
W. Péteron
Rural Credit Sale Notice and Board Actions
Notice announces sale of land by Rural Credit Board, with terms set at $3800 sum, one hundred bonds of $100 cash, and thirty seven dollars. Announces bid deadline 15 days after first publication, with sale if no higher bid. Includes adjourned board meeting details and official signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit ‘Board
Fas
Ran
Cipal Beadle
Rural Credit Board Auction Notice at South Dakota Capitol
The Rural Credit Board at the State Capitol in Pierre announces land bids with a 5 percent certified check or bond. If bids are repeated, sale moves to public auction at Beadle County Courthouse in Huron on August 6 1995 at 4 20 p.m. or as stated. By George Gunnison secretary.
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Rural Credit Board
Pierre
South Dakota
Huron
Beadle County
South Dakota Rural Credit Board
Geo. Gunnison
Cade
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Frances Rescor
Harriet Haggerty
Rose Pikov
Clear
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Volga
Milbank
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Pete Ae Eee
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