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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1934

Page

10

Expert Advises Girl Swimmers To Use Heads In Water

Olive McCormick health and waterfront advisor for the Girl Scout national staff warns that water fatalities can be cut dramatically if vacationers and campers think before they act. She cites Red Cross safety rules, emphasizes checking hazards before entering unknown water, avoiding diving, and stresses sunken hazards, tides, currents, and adverse conditions. The article outlines supervision rules, buddy system, health exams, designated entrances, and limits on swimming periods to keep camps safe.

Olive, McCormick Girl Scout National Staff Miss McCormick Cormick American Red Cross Advisory Committee Miss McCormish Girl Scout National Camp Advisory Committee Walter N. Rothschild New York City American Red Cross

Troop 6 Wins Camp Laurels At Lake Enemy Swim

Troop 6 and Huron Boy Scouts combined had 12 boys at the Jamboree at Lake Enemy Swim. Kendill La Craft reported departure from Huron Sunday afternoon and arrival by 6 30 pm. The camp on a hill hosted tents, meal prep, and projects including a log table, a log fence, and a five foot arrow head in white sand spelling Huron Six. Officials awarded blue ribbon for excellent campers and issued emblems to each camper. Five boys passed second class, one earned first. Despite rough travel, all enjoyed the trip and thanks were given to transportation providers.

Huron Boy Scouts Lake Enemy Gordon Bindenagel Norman Lillie Frances Tobin Kendall

Bauer Is Speaker At Troop Meeting

Bauer addressed Troop 6 during a Monday night gathering, outlining the Board of Review and the monthly schedule on the last Tuesday. He spoke on first aid as Hubert Humphrey, scoutmaster, aided planning for an arrowhead hunting hike next Monday afternoon with outdoor cooking and a later meeting. Kendall LaCratt declared the session adjourned after reciting the scout laws.

Wt. S. Bauer Usener Seguinasscene Board of Review Hubert Humphrey Kendall LaCratt

Sandcreek Girls Invite Mothers After Dinner Meeting

Sandcreek Skillet Squad members hosted mothers with a dinner at Garnet Dickhoff's home on Thursday. They held a brief business session planning a tour to Wessington Springs for swimming and a cookout, and invited the girls to Halene Irving's home for a slumber party upon return. Laureita DuBois is noted as the club reporter.

Sandcreek Girls Sandcreek Skillet Squad Garnet Dickhoff Wessington Springs Halene Irving Laureita DuBois

Doland 4-H Girls Return From Camp

Ruby Johnson of Doland reports the Golden Links 4-H club of Spink county recently returning from a campout at Johnson's ranch near Frankfort. The girls describe cooking over an open fire, mosquitoes on the first night, creek exploration instead of the dam on the James river, early morning arrowhead hunting, and the hardships endured during the camping trip.

Ruby Johnson Doland Golden Links Spink County Johnson Franksfort James River

Club Camp Meeting Ends With Songs And Taps

Olson noted the meeting closed with Taps after a camp-fire and singing. Norma and Alice performed, Nadale Best and Gleö Roberts echoed, and Jeannette Hull told stories. Members voted for the star camper. results to be announced July 27.

Olson Norma Alice Annadale Best Gleo Roberts Jeannette Mr.Hull

Broadland Girls Pass Tests in Scout Meeting

Several Broadland Girl Scouts passed tests at a Monday meeting held at the M and church. Mabel and Lela Pownell earned cooking and knot tying, Willa and Lorraine Vollenweider earned table setting, and Jeannette Olson joined the knot reviews. Lela Pownell and Willa Vollenweider completed fire building tests as well.

Broadland Trap Mabel Lela Pownell Willa Vollenweider Lorraine Vollenweider Mabel Pownell Jeannette Olson Willa Vollenwelder Mildred Clark Shirley Vollenweider Orion Patrol Lightning Patrol Shirley Vollenwider Eleanor Olson

Kittenball Winners Party After Close Season Matches

In Hu ron club recreation, Kittenball for girls featured Jefferson and Wilson teams with Wilson defeating Wilson school 15 to 2, McKinley 46 to 7, and Jefferson sweeping McKinley in two games. Jefferson then beat Wilson 21 to 15, winning the playoff 22 to 11 to claim the championship. losers hosted a swim party for the winners at Wolsey.

Huron Mary Wallenfeltsz Jefferson Jeferson Wilson McKinley Wolsey

Farm Credit admin loans reach one billion since 1933

By July 13 the Federal Land banks and the Land Bank commissioner had loaned one billion dollars on farm mortgages since the Farm Credit administration began on May 27, 1933. Meat from freshly slaughtered animals remains safe in hot weather according to two Bureau of Home Economics specialists.

Federal Land Banks The Land Bank Commissioner Farm Credit Administration Bureau of Home Economics

Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Relishes Recipe Guide

A historical recipe excerpt describes making relishes such as Dixie Relish and Beet Relish with chopped vegetables and fruits. It covers quantities for peppers cabbage onions and beet based blends, brining steps, soaking times, chopping instructions, spices, sugar, vinegar, cooking steps, and hot packing into sterilized jars for sealing.

SARAL

Drought Spreads Evacuation Threat Across Dakotas

Dr Elwood Meade reclamation commissioner warns western Dakotas and eastern Rocky Mountain slopes face evacuation as the drought leaves land barren. He suggests reseeding to buffalo grass and fears renewed drought if farming resumes without stored water. He stresses arid regions require irrigation for civilization.

William E. Warne Associated Press Washington Elwood Meade Dakotas Rocky Mountains Mead Meade

Redfield School Building Plans Delayed

A Redfield meeting at the school discussed scaled ends for construction, electric system, plumbing and heating of the new building but action was deferred until Friday at one o clock to allow the school board to seek further advice for Washington before finalizing the procedure.

Redfield Washington

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