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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1941
Page
9
The Letcher Future Makers 4-H Club held a meeting at Retha Marler’s home with Leatrice Rask presiding. The group performed flag salute and songs, reviewed funds from a yard sale, and enjoyed pie ala mode. The next gathering is set for June 18 at Van Hucken’s home.
The Willing Workers 4 H Club held a play practice at Weeks School on May 29 with several members absent including Marjorie Smith Lois Cowie and Mae Iverson. The reporter Josephine Smith notes thorough rehearsal.
Two hundred Scout leaders from ten states have registered for the third annual Midwest region Scout Camp Institute opening Sunday. States represented include Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, Wyoming, Colorado, North and South Dakota, Montana, and Wisconsin.
Ben F. Conger of St Paul will time the troop camping school with aquatic and camp directors courses offered.
The Sand Creek and Vernon Prospects Club met at Shirley Broe's home on Monday. President Betty Boldt led the regular business meeting with reports by Albert and Clarence Andresen on selecting and caring for lambs. Committees were appointed, reports assigned, refreshments served, and the next meeting set at the Andresen home.
The Merryfu 4 H Club met at the Ontario School to organize this year. Miss Mc Laughlin attended. Officers elected were Marcella Foerster president Evelyn Foreman vice president Eileen Miller secretary Loyola Martin mans treasurer Lois Alley reporter. Meeting adjourned until June 17.
The Beat n Batter Foods Club of Woonsocket met at Norma Hansen's home. Thelma Weeldreyer demonstrated proper hair shampooing techniques as Delores Murphy observed.
In Madison on June 5, 1941 community groups LeRoy Jolly Juniors and Cycling Homemakers 4-H faced space needs. The idle Crow schoolhouse was offered by the school board, enabling division of clubs by grade while keeping sisters together. Cleanup used only soap supplies and 4-H emblem curtains. Meetings biweekly with planned social events.
The Happy Home Makers 4H Club of Afton Township near Woon socket met at the community hall for a pie social to raise funds for camp expenses under leader Mrs Lee Weable Artesian guiding the meeting.
Figures from a 20 year past issue: Carol May’s sixth birthday party hosted by Mrs. F C Hocking with games and a peanut hunt won by Florence Laughlin, Mrs. Thomas Brand’s visit, J I Pasek’s New York trip, C M Dyste in town, Mrs. G E Waldschmidt’s visit, Neva Lynn’s birthday party for George, Huron Typographical Union officers elected, Lord Mayor Dempsey of Mallow Ireland to speak, Katherine Dodsley piano recital at Huron College with Leonora Pier and Keith Holton assisting.
State of South Dakota transfers parcels to Hyde County and individuals including H J Geppert and Abram E Van Camps First Addition. A Women's Christian Association unit in Dubuque transfers to Virgil L Scott and Virgil E Scott in separate deeds. A special Sunday program by the local church in Bancroft announces a Children's Day exam and Henry Baccano noted among attendees.
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