Camp Jamboree details Toward Lake Enemy Swim trip
Scout John Lynch of troop 5 Huron recounts the six boys helped by the Huron Evening Huronite program to attend the Jamboree at Lake Enemy Swim. He describes arrival, camp setup, swimming periods, campfire events, a pow wow, barbecues and daily routines from Sunday to Saturday with awards, demonstrations, and thanks to supporters.
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John Lynch
Enemy Swim
Huron
Lake Enemy
Huron ‘Business and
Jack Rummel
Weesday
Etree
Camnip
Langenfeldsee Crown Co
Watertown
Hunter
Sportsman
Wilford Reineke
Henry
Mr. Smith
Thoutch
Wessington Springs
Norton to address eastern South Dakota judging teams
Brookings July 23 Special J N Norton field representative of the Agricultural Administration will speak to eastern South Dakota boys and girls taking part in the district judging practice at State college Brookings July 23 1 pm The former Nebraska congressman on the agriculture committee will share late news on the agricultural adjustment program More than usual advance registrations for the judging practice indicate strong interest Events begin at 9 am with four western state judging practices at Newell on July 28 A campus picnic follows for club members and leaders attending the judging practice
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Brookings
J. N. Norton
Feld
The
Agricultural Administration
South Dakota
State College
H. M. Jones
Norton
Nebraska
House of Representatives
Jones
Newall
New Record Set At Lake Preston Pool
Lake Preston residents beat heat as the municipal pool drew about 500 people in a single day and lingered into the night. The record attendance came amid a July heat wave with temperatures around 107 degrees, drawing crowds for relief and recreation.
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Lake Preston
Local meeting details with free ice cream offered
At noon hour Mr Norton will speak and each group of members and Jestlers will bring lunch. Ice cream and a milk drink will be furnished free, according to Mr Jones.
Club Girls Demonstrate Milk Soup At Virgil 4-H Meeting
The Virgil 4-H Foods club met at Elda Sprecker's home on July 1 for a milk soup demonstration. Elda Sprecker prepared corn soup and Bernice Halbur prepared potato soup, followed by a business meeting and a lunch served by Elda. Report written by Elda Sprecker.
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Virgil 4-H Foods Club
Elda Sprecker
Bernice Halbur
Elda
Highmore Girls Establish Camp at Chamberlain
The Pine Tree troop of Girl Scouts of Highmore opened their second annual camp at Island Park Chamberlain meeting national safety standards. Miss Beatrice Drew leads the week with Miss Patsy Cone, while Miss Vera Durkin oversees health, Miss Mary Gray handles swimming, and Mrs Frank Muarso directs cooking assisted by campers. Activities include outdoor cooking, woodcraft, swimming, and hikes as area director Miss Merie Astrieth may visit. Attending girls include Kathryn Ryan, Vivian Christensen, Marguerite Valentine, Helen Giles, Josephine Quirk, Lorraine Lake, Eleanor Marso, Betty Lou Jordan, Helen Hawkins, Dorothy June Hawkins, Evelyn Werre, Marjorie Hamlin, Jeannette Noel, Marilyn Grace of Mitchell.
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Girl Scouts of
Highmore
Chamberlain
Beatrice Drew
Patsy Cone
Huron
Drew
Vera Durkin
Hyde County
Mary Gray
Frank Muarso
Island Park
Merie Astrieth
Minneapolis
Kathryn Ryan
Vivian Christensen
Marguerite Valentine
Helen Giles
Josephine Quirk
Lorraine Lake
Eleanor Marso
Betty’ Lou Jordan
Helen Hawkins
Dorothy June Hawkins
Evelyn Werre
Marjorie Hamlin
Jeannette Noel
Marilyn Grace of
Mitchell
Garden Tillers 4 H Club Discusses Insect Sprays
The Garden Tillers 4 H club held a regular meeting at the IOOF grove near Fedora with Miss Darleen Lambere as local leader. Members reported on their gardens and roll call was taken by Hethel Kelsey. Discussion focused on garden spray methods and watering amid drought, followed by a pledge, songs, and a volleyball game. Elmer and Helen Lager hosted lunch for members and two visitors.
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Garden Tillers
Ioof Grove
Fedora
Darleen Lambere
Hethel Kelsey
Elmer
Helen Lager
Muriel Lambert
Hand And Hyde Scouts Organize New District
A ban quet in Miller civic auditorium launched a new Hand and Hyde county scout district. Rev Andrews toasted, 150 attendees served by Methodist and Presbyterian Aid societies, with Mayor Halbower welcome. George Schmidt of Huron and Scout Executive Smith spoke on scouting. Harry OBrien outlined the scout laws and citizenship impact. Chas Rudd named vice president. De E H Wilson appointed district chairman. district committee chairs to be chosen within 30 days. Ribbons awarded to eight scouts for good campers. candle lighting ceremony closed the program.
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George Schmidt
Huron
Smith
Harry O'Brien
Highmore
Mack Jones
Buehl Hewett
de. E. H. Wilson
Chas
Rudd
Schmidt
Rev
Hartt
Miller
Lake Enemy Swim
al Schroeder
Indahi
Miler
Highmere
Miller and Highmore
Twenty-One Enlisted for Conservation Work in Gettysburg
Twenty-one Potter county youths will be enlisted in the Civilian Conservation Corps today from 40 applicants who filed by July 17. Seven youths had enlisted on July 12, departing for Pierre and then Custer for stationing.
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Gettysburg
Specia
Potter County
CCC
The
Conservation Corps
Pierre
Custer
Barn Move Sparks Garage Plans in Bonilla
Joe Schamp bought a barn from A C Lahren and relocated it to his farm. Lahren plans to build a new garage at his location, signaling a shift in local property use and family enterprise.
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Bullds Garage
Bonilla
Joe Schamp
A. C Lahren
Mr. Lahren
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