Girl Guide Head Visits America to England
Miss Josephine Reddie of Benton, an English Girl Guide commissioner, praises American Girl Scouts as friendlier and bolder than English Guides. She notes fewer home troop committees, mainly church meetings, and more interfaith mixing in the United States. She observes dress norms and formal salutations differ between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Reddie
Benton
Miss Reddie
England
Reddie
Elmira
N. Y
Tyl
Hendrik Hudson
New York
New Jersey
Atlantic City
America
London
Girl Scout Must Never Pout Says LaKeta h Scout Tale
A verse by Virginia Kitteson Mahaffey of LaKeTah Girl Scout Troop 1 praises cheerfulness and loyalty. It mentions members LaKeTah Troop Wa, Captain Mrs Hail, Lieutenant Ima Jean, and traits like teamwork, hiking, sportsmanship, and returning from trips with empty packs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaKeTah
Virginia Kitteson Mahaffey
LaKeTch
Mrs. Hail
Diverse crossword clues and partial fills puzzle page
A shuffled list of crossword style clues and fragments includes phrases like Dim animals, horse counts, exclamations, and various odd spellings. It mentions beetle, air space, pattern block, inevitable, joy, insect, giant of bs, black laws, public cap, beale, woodre, mounted Bela, and a mix of numbered entries with scattered letters and broken words.
Relief Policy Call After Harsh Winter Emergency
The article praises those who handled the winter relief tasks but argues for a new approach next season. It urges planning for abundant crops, curtailing free charity, and expanding honest work programs and rehabilitation. Beadlecourty's leaders are urged to act promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadlecourty
Movements Push Missouri County Merger Idea
Dispatches from Neosho Missouri report a drive to consolidate McDonald Barry Lawrence and Newton counties into one unit. Supporters cite potential tax savings and streamlined government as the four counties join the statewide plan to reduce 114 counties to 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Neosho
McDonald
Barry
Lawrence
Newton
Missouri
Federal tax power seizes city crime control shift
National government expands income tax enforcement to nab criminals by stripping local police powers. Senate approves 100 percent tax on taking one planned by crime, signaling centralization as cities and counties struggle with enforcement and crime bosses face tax prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agen
al Capone
Lee
Congress
Senate
Glenn
O ° Micaels
Associated Press
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ford on Charity in an Era of Reform
Henry Ford advocates replacing routine charity with rehabilitation programs in a series of public advertisements. The Kansas City Star notes social workers agree to move away from routine charity while recognizing limits in harsh times. Communities should study methods to meet emergency needs, with Beadle County cited for its unsatisfactory last winter aid, which failed to rehabilitate recipients or consider morale effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
The
Kansas City Star
Star
Beadle County
Congress First Step Game To Aid Unemployed
Congress Democrats and Republicans plan a June 4 inter party baseball game in Washington for the benefit of the capital's unemployed. The event aims to lift spirits and boost the unemployment relief fund, seen as Congress taking its first real step to aid the unemployed after over two years of a low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Ohio voters face massive ballot as a test of democracy
PRESS COMMENT argues Ohio's spring primary places about 30 posts to fill while ballots list hundreds of names. It laments voters often recognize few candidates, likening the system to a game of pie in a peck and calling for modernizing governance from schools to state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mnot
P Bing
Taried A Matter Of Regional Interest In Tariff Debate
The article discusses Louisiana senator Huey Long and Wisconsin senator Robert LaFollette amid tariff proposals in a revenue bill. It notes Long taunting LaFollette over regional interests and critiques both for backing tariffs in this context. It contrasts eastern lawmakers’ stance and references Smoot Grundy Hoover era schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey Long
Louisana
United States
Senate
LaFollette
Huey
Long
Casein
Wisconsin
Senator LaFellette
Louisiana
Mr. Long
Robert
Smoot-Grundy-Hoover
Reed
Pennsylvania
Bingham
Connecticut
Smoot
Marmendom
Aast
Industa
4 H Members May Earn Trips To Chicago
National committees announce prize educational trips to the National 4 H Congress in Chicago. Members in this area must be regularly enrolled in a project and not previously delegates to win, with further details from county and home extension agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Souin Waxora Eit Cine Anesters
Chicago
St Paul
Club Officers Elected At Huron 4-H Sewing Club Meeting
The Hu ron 4-H Sewing club organized at Miss Ruth Neyer's home. Officers elected include Bonie White president Dorothy Shaw vice president Violet Heyer secretary treasurer Ruth Peterson reporter. Refreshments were served by Ruth and Violet Heyer at session end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. C
Sewing Club of
Huron
Ruth Neyer
Ruth Peterson
Bonie White
Dorothy Shaw
Violet Heyer
Huth Peterson
Ruth
Belle Prairie Club Carnival Party Held at Belle Center
The Belle Prairie Belles club hosted a carnival at Belle Center School in May with a free program. A prize was awarded to Art Weiderman. girls sold candy and served lunch. Profit of 25.1 dollars will fund member expenses for camp this summer, per local leader Mrs. EB H Corley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Prairie Club
Belle Prairie Belles Club
Belle Center School
Art Weiderman
EB. H. Corley
Hitchcock Boys Enter Frankfort Camporee
The Hitchcock Boy Scout Troup attended a camporee at the Johnson ranch near Frankfort this week with Scoutmaster L. C. Snyder and assistant Don ald Hobart. They traveled from Hitchcock Monday afternoon and returned Tuesday evening. Tuesday included rank promotion tests and practice in camping cooking and nature lore as well as competitive scout events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Frankfort
Johnson Ranch
L. C. Snyder
Donald Hobart
Scout Troop Organization and Ranks Explained
The article outlines a well organized scout troop structure with roles from scoutmaster and assistant scoutmasters to senior and patrol leaders. It highlights the tan committee as advisory, the scribe handling records, and the quartermaster in charge of troop property, stressing the teamwork essential for a smooth running unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil Tredway
Huron Trays
Tor
Spink Jolly Cookers Meet With Cake Demonstration
Zeta Boyd gave a cake making demonstration at a Spink County Jolly Cookers 4H club meeting hosted by Fern Fink. Treshella Wieting reports members answered roll call with their prefered method. Club songs closed the session and the hostess served lunch. Next meeting planned at Alice and Bernice Toth home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spink Jolly Cookers
Zeta Boyd
Jolly Cookers
Spink County
Fern Fink
Treshella Wieting
Reil
Alice
Bernice Toth
Merry Stitchers Plan Sports Dress Demonstration
Dorothy Simons led a demonstration on making a sports dress at a Merry Stitchers 4-H club meeting held at the H. H. Ke home last week. Local leader Mrs H. Wieting invited members to a June 1 gathering at her Tulare area home. After a business session a lunch was served and members practiced club tasks. The next meeting will be at Esther Tott's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry
Dorothy Simons
Merry Stitchers
H. H. Ke
H. Wieting
Moon Patrol Takes Honors In Contest
The Moon patrol of Huron Girl Scouts LaXoTsh Troop 1 won first prize in an inter patrol contest conducted recently. Saturn patrol placed second and Sycamore group third. The winning patrol will be entertained at a noon party with the loggers as hostesses. The girls plan an overnight event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon Patrol
Huron Girl Scouts
LaXoTsh Troop 1
Saturn Patrol
Sycamore
Dior named leader of Lavonne Hamm’s LaKo Zah Troop 1
Lavonne Hamm is appointed porter for LaKo Zah Troop 1 with yx dune will be Dior gra 3 serving as troop captain. The assignment centers on leadership roles within the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune
Dior
Gra 3
Lavonne Hamm
LaKo'Zah
Broadland 4-H Club Meeting At Kaump Leader Home
Broadland 4-H Club met at Myrtle Kaump’s home with Mary Belle Toler as vice president. Members present included Coral Olson, Jequnevte Olson, Mary Bed Toler, LiEt ta Smith, Mabel Powns thar, Letia Powns thar Sizeborf, Lerraine Vollenw, and others. Afternoon activities covered club work and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland
Kaump
E Tome
Broadllndt
Myrtle Kaump
Mary Belle Toler
Coral
Jequnevte Olson
Mary Bed Toler
LiEtta Smith
Mabel
Letia Powns Thar Sizeborf
Lerraine Vollenw
Canning Rhubarb Techniques And Marmalade Advice
Recipes outline methods for rhubarb canning including oven canning at 286F for 4% minutes and hot-water processing, plus a cold water method for pie filling. Also covered are baked rhubarb canning with sugar, and rhubarb marmalade using three fourths pounds sugar per pound fruit and sealing in hot jars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hove
Payneily Star
Wambiee Ohenkas Go On Long Hike Sunday
Girl Scout troops led by Miss Carolyn Melum met at the American Lutheran Church Tuesday evening to study signaling and knot tying. An inter-patrol contest was held, and the Mathocski and Swastika patrols hiked at 6:30 a.m. with breakfast cooked over an open fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lutheran Church
Carolyn Melum
Alice Mstum
Mathocski
Mra ‘Charles, B. Barkl
Brink family takes new post at Central West service in Woonsocket
The G Brink family formerly of Chamberlain now reside in Woonsocket and will occupy the Gerken home. Mr Brink becomes manager of the Central West public service company with headquarters in Woonsocket, bringing years of prior service to the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
G. Brink
Chamberlin
Brink
Central West Public ‘Service Company
Ging
Chamberlain
Gerken
Beadle Township Open Forum Shadows Local Debates
A fragmented OCR fragment describes an open forum in Beadle County township. Residents discuss property and governance topics, with mentions of Calumaty and Culver, Beadle officials, and local school issues. The text references a county setting and county roles, suggesting community voices on township concerns.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Huaraz
Twenty years ago in Huaraz figures and travelers are listed with names such as Ann Payson Mrs. Genres Barrows and Bishop T along with several moves to towns including Worthington Rochester and Carthage. The note mentions visits, departures, and a family winter stay with various relatives and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huaraz
E Bonesses
Ann Payson
Genres Barrows
Worthington
Minn
Claude O
Rochester
Henry Otte
Carthagy
John Greene
Bishop T
D. Co
Jira Das Moines
Hanson Family Visitors Near Leeds Farm
Foss Hanson and his elder sister and her husband from Leeds visited old neighbors here in late week. The Hanson family formerly owned and lived on the farm now occupied by Adolph Christiansen, east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenew Acquesmond
Foss Hanson
Sster
Mrar
Leeds
Hanson
Adolph Christiansen
Temmey Speaker at Bon Hall Day Program
June 2 special report notes Mer.1's day program held in Bon hall with Leo Temmey of Huron as speaker. Severs songs and readings were given. Dinner was served in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temmey
Bonilla
Mer.1
Bon Hall
Leo Temmey
Huron
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Girl Guide Head
Beale
Balou
Mountaliyy
Rae
Fhursday
Huron Publishing CO
Third St
H. J. Mitchell
Treas
FL McCannon
Robert D. Lusk
Poet Office
Audit Bureau of Clecwlaton Telephone
Department of Pessom
Baltia
Lome
Algorizhten
Lusk. Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Hazel Ghristoffersen
National Police
Nilwaukee Tsumnsi
Plankinton
Mrs. Bogd McKichan
Clarence Herzen
Clarence Hansey
Hugh McKichan
Max McKicham
Platte
Bill Tredway
Sara
Wambiee Ohenkas
Open Forum
Beadle
Goose
Ckey
Fey
Yey
Og Wei
Wipsn
Lou Pisblie
Jim
Wien
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