Huron Girl Scouts Tour Black Hills Sights
Huron Girl Scouts from Camp Judson in the Black Hills took a sight seeing bus trip Sunday July 15. Twenty five girls and chaperones Helen Buchanan and Marjorie Costain visited Harney camp Sylvan Lake Needles Rye and Mount Rushmore then viewed the stratosphere bowl before returning to camp about 10 pm.
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Joxce Anderson
Huron Girl Scouts
Camp Judson
Black Hills
Helen Buchanan
Marjorie Costain
Spearfish Bus Company
Harney Camp
Hill City
Sylvan Lake
Stonts
Harney Peak
Game Lodge
Mount Rushmore
Washington
Stratosphere Bowl
Major Anderson
Rapid City
Muriel Yenny
Huron
Olive LeValley
Kathryn Kenney
Lois Peterson
Mary Jean Scruby
Janet Thatcher
Mary Haney
Louise Fortune
Ruth Birks
Betty Martin
Carolyn Rayburn
Jeanette Kerr
Margaret van Voorhis
Allison Wheeler
Margaret Blank
Marjorie Saxton
Betty Hagman
Joyce Anderson
Barbara Miller
Margaret Sainsbury
Delores Feick
Marjorie Lang
Mrs. Krause
Velma Clemens
Muriel Yenney
Helen Buchanen
Maxa Satsminger
Mitchell
Prizes Planned for 4-H Junior Fair at State Grounds
Prizes for best home economics and agricultural exhibits will be awarded at the 4-H Junior Fair on Saturday September 1 at the State Fair grounds. Girls will show breads cakes posters and health topics while a clothing and style revue selects a county representative for the state fair. Agricultural clubs enter livestock projects with likely livestock judging and awards in that section. Son born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Boyd at their Tulare home on Sunday July 19.
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Tulare
Elmer Boyd
4 H Girls Continue Work On Sewing Bags
Members of the Golden Links 4 H club of Doland worked on sewing bags with most girls finishing bags and beginning aprons at the next meeting. Wanda Beavers nearly completed her bag and blouse. The group plans a three day outdoor camp near Doland substituting for the Huron 4 H camp.
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Golden Links 4-H Club
Doland
Wanda Beavers
Huron
Sioux Falls College Alumni to Publish Newspaper
Sioux Falls alumni plan a monthly newspaper named Signal Fire. Mrs. J. M. Coon of Sioux Falls, a Grand Island college graduate, was chosen editor as the alumni association seeks to unite graduates from the successor institutions. The paper aims to reflect the broader alumni network and college legacy.
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Sioux Falls
Etter
Sioux Falls College
3. M. Coon
Grand Island College
Results of Lake Enemy Swim Boy Scout Jamboree Field Contests
John L Smith announces the field day results from the Lake Enemy Swim jamboree. Winners span Water Bouising and Tugging contests with Troops 69 21 4 and others earning first second and third places as listed for each event.
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Lake Enemy
John L. Smith
Donald Teddy
Watertown
Ruby Schwarm
Wessington Springs
Maurice Kreykes
Huvor
Billy Grow
George Lauder
Leland Palmer
Eldon Rodney
Broadland
Peter Stafford
George Walters
Pierre
John Dano
Charles Fellows
Canby
James Christianson
Dawson
Wilford Reineke
Henry
John Lynch
Huron
Milton Nungeoe
Aberdeen
Bill Goddall
Norman Ryman
Webster
Donald Perkins
Evertt Glazier
Maurice Kreyker
Jack Mueller
Herbert Webster
4-H Bonny Belles Dairy Club Meeting Report
Bonilla school laboratory room hosted a 4-H meeting of Bonilla's Bonny Belles Dairy club after a Fourth of July postponement. Audrey Peterson presided as president with 13 members and two visitors attending. Joy Russell conducted roll and a committee named Art Lahren captain of the kittenball team while plans to raise funds were discussed. The club served an ice cream social planned for Saturday with a cheese sauce on toast and a pretet salad prepared by Alice Riel Noriene Hewitt Faye Ratrick and Joy Russell in Rose Hamilton's absence. Joy Russell will serve at the next meeting.
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Bonilla
Bonny Belles Dairy Club
Bonilla School Laboratory Room
Audrey Peterson
Joy Russell
Art Lahren
Pritet
Alice Riel
Noriene Hewitt
Faye Ratrick
Rose Hamilton
Joy
Report on club activity by Neuchatel group women
Neuchatel members including Maxine Radtke Audrey Peterson Esther Walton Lenore Meyer will present a report on preparation and serving. The meeting is planned for the same location on July 25 with Lorraine G. Hewitt as club reporter noting the girls later practiced kittenball.
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Neuchatel
Maxine Radtke
Audrey Peterson
Esther Walton
Lenore Meyer
Lorraine G. Hewitt
Broadland Scouts Hold Meeting With Games And Reports
Dale Biggerstaff described a Scout jam boree at Boy Scout troop 15 Broadland. The session opened with flag salute pledge and minutes. After adjournment the boys played Snatch the Bacon. Wayne Pugfer gave the benediction reports Wesley McFaley passed judging tests.
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Broadland
Dale Biggerstaff
Wayne Pugfer
Wesley McFaley
Jolly Rustlers Can Vegetables Meet at Arbogast Home
The Jolly Rustlers 4-1 club of Miller canned two pints of vegetables at a meeting at Mrs. Clara Arbogast’s home on Wednesday. Lunch was served by Mildred Dean and Mary Edwards. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Arbogast’s home with Shirley Dearborn as hostess. each girl will can two pints of fruit. FRANKFORT July 13 Special A light rain with hail visited this section Tuesday morning.
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Jolly Rustlers
Miller
Clara Arbogast
Mildred Dean
Mary Edwards
Shirley Dearborn
Frankfort
Needles Eye 4H Club Shows Sewing Boxes
Needle's Eye 4H Sewing club of Wessington displayed sewing boxes at their third meeting held at the Woodruff home. The article notes plans to begin work on garment bags at the next meeting and a joint session with the Ladies Pioneer club on July 25.
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Needle’s Eye
Needles Eye 4H
Sewing Club
Wessington
Woodruff
Ladies Pioneer Club
Demonstration on canning at McKinley School by Kerr Fruit Jar rep
Miss Randall of Kerr Fruit Jar company will lead a Saturday afternoon canning demonstration at McKinley School starting at 2 o clock. The session will include a Q and A and a general discussion on canning principles, open to anyone interested.
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Dall
Mc~Kinley
M E Ladies Aid Sponsors Ice Cream Social Program
The M E Ladies Aid hosted a church parlors program and ice cream social in Virg il July 1. A double quartet by the Strong and Speira families featured readings by Helen Wessels Bernice and Betty Strong and Alice Bolte while a play titled Organizing a Choir was performed. A lunch of ice cream and cake followed.
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Virgil
Ladies Aid
Strong
Speira
Helen Wessels
Bernice
Betty Strong
Alice Bolte
Nurse to Accompany Girl Scouts to Camp
Miss Vera Durkin Hyde county nurse will accompany the Pydmons Girl Scouts to their camp at Chamberlain next week acting under Mrs Florence Englesty state head of public health relief. Durkin will conduct classes for the J E School family as they have long lived in the area and moved to Huron recently. Mr School is district PCA secretary with offices in Huron.
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Florence Englesty
Vera Durkin
Hyde County
Pydmons
Chamberlain
ST. Lawrence
Durkin
J. E
St Lawrence
Huron
School
PCA
St. Lawrence Bank
Caning Demonstration To Be Held By SARAL DEWING
Help yourself and lend a hand as Miss Elizabeth Ran demonstrates canning of non acidic vegetables such as corn peas greens and also chicken using home canning methods at the event.
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Saral
Elizabeth Ran
BR. N. A. Elects Wolsey at July Meeting
At a recent R. N. A. meeting Mrs. Sarah Getcher was elected manager to fill the vacancy caused by Cora Wharton’s resignation. Mrs. Albion was named special auditor and the books of the recorder and receiver were to be audited today.
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BR. N. A
Wolsey
Sarah Getcher
Cora Wharton
Albion
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Gerald Snediger
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Chester Brown
Lester Shedgeley
Daw~son
Preston Scott
Heels
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Arthur Tschetter
Troop 5
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Ferguson
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