Surprise Hour Marks Camp Skillfully Planned Scout Event
Yesterday at Huron day camp fairgrounds Gypsy unit organized a surprise hour with Morse code puzzles and a marshmallow prize for the first unit. The Pioneer unit led by Velma Jonason presented The Three Little Pigs while the sailors under Geneva LeVailey performed and the Normandy patrol sang The Good Ship Normandy.
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Fair Grounds
Velma Jonason
Geneva LeVailey
Normandy
Gladys Brown
Helen
Buchanan
Classy Clothing Club forms in Wessington township
Newly organized girls sewing club met at Arlene Morrow home June 5 with ten members present six absent. Officers elected include Avis Erion president Freda Stratman vice president Adela Zvonek secretary treasurer. Club name chosen Classy Clothing Club CCC. Next meeting June 19 at Ernest Leibnow home. Report by Beulah Erion.
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Wessington Township
Carl Erion
Joadar
Arlene Morrow
Avis
Erion
Freda Stratman
Adela Zvonek
Quality Cookers Meet At Dunbars 4-H Club
The Quality Cookers 4 H club gathered at Jean Dunbar's home on June 4. President led the meeting which approved a bake sale for Saturday and a future party. Plans for camp were laid as about eight members planned to attend. A stunt night at camp was arranged. Delane Mediger and Elsie Niebrugge demonstrated hair care and Jean served lunch, followed by a social hour. Report by Elsie Niebrugge, club reporter.
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Quality Cookers
Dunbars
Jean Dunbar
Ight
Delane Mediger
Elsie Niebrugse
Fuller
Jean
Elsie Niebrugge
Kellogg Keen Kookers Meet at Sayler Home
The Kellogg Keen Kookers met at the Sayler girls home on June 3 to finish dinner work and study new methods for preparing fruit and vegetables. A hike is planned for June 15 and each family is to bring a nickel for marshmallows. the next meeting date is to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg Keen Kookers
Sayler
Oestrich
Lowther
Club Raises $3.25 For 4 H Camp Fund
Kellogg and Burr Oak township 4 H clubs hosted a Taft home program with about 41 attendees. Funds collected totaled 2.28 to sponsor members for club camp. Supper items included pie coffee and food at five cents each. Attendance was low due to rain. Record written by Adeline Soyer.
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Kellogg
Burr Oak
Taft
Adeline Soyer
Sheep Raising Is Studied By Club
The Live Wire Sheep club met at Bob Engleman home on Saturday June. They discussed which breed of sheep is best and planned songs for club camp. Meeting started about 3 30 roll call showed two absentees. Leader Mr. Al Ten issued record books and lunch was served by the women. Members played kittenball afterward. Reporter Faye Holter provided notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Engleman
al- Ten
Thnt
Faye Holter
Pioneer Girl Scouts Meet in Redfield Club Rooms
The Pioneer Girl Scouts of Redfield met Friday evening in the Business and Professional Women club rooms for their regular meeting. No business was discussed due to a small turnout. A social gathering was planned for the next meeting.
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Redfield
Camp Chit Chat Observes Huron Girl Scout Day Camp
Report from Huron day camp at fair grounds notes two girls Charlotte Dugdale and Lois citer aiding staff. Archery pupils target Columbia round Friday needing 125 to pass badge. Story tellers entertain units. daily songs led by Miss Buchanan and Dugdale. Botany, crafts, and first aid activities described with meal details and a dramatic production Rip Van Winkle. Attendance topped 115.
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Fair Grounds
Charlotte Dugdale
Lois Citer
Broadland Scouts Reorganized Under New Scoutmaster
The Broadland Boy Scout troop met in the school gym Wednesday with new scoutmaster Marvin Mortimer in charge. They reorganized with 13 members and received their charter from Scout Executive John Smith of Huron who attended. Retiring scoutmaster Rev. L. C. Snyder is praised for years of service.
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Broadland Scouts
Broadland
Marvin Mortimer
John Smith
Huron
L. C. Snyder
G Girls Cook Meal Out Of Doors At West Park
Ruth Fuller led a West Park outing for the 4 H club with Elsie Niiebrugge as assistant. From the courthouse at five, the group hiked, cooked by a fire, roasted marshmallows, and played follow the leader and hide and seek.
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West Park
Ruth Fuller
Elsie Niiebrugge
Court House
LaVerne Anderson
Elsie Neibrugge
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By SARAH DEWING
Fruits with their flavor color and tartness offer many uses from jellies jams and juices to canned fruit with light syrup. Strawberry preserves rhubarb conserve and a pear pie recipe are outlined with steps for scalding sugar dissolving heating and sealing in sterilized jars.
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Sarah
Strawberry Jam Making Instructions
Instructions describe preparing strawberry jam by washing gooseberries, boiling, adding sugar ground pineapple and raisins, cooking until thick, and including walnuts. It then shifts to strawberry jam with washing, hulling, measuring fruit and sugar, mashing, boiling, stirring, and continuing to add sugar.
Strawberry and Rhubarb Conserve Directions
Boil together until thick not over twenty minutes with stirring to prevent burning. Pack into clean hot jars and seal immediately. Two quarts strawberries two quarts rhubarb and twelve cups sugar. Cut rhubarb into half inch pieces. Mix with whole strawberries and sugar and cook slowly until thick and clear. Pour into clean hot jars and seal at once.
Woman Hurt When Car Hits Horses Near Butler
Mrs. Roy Smith of Clark suffered severe facial lacerations and cuts after an automobile she rode in collided with a herd of galloping horses on the Clark to Butler highway. The car windows shattered, two rear-seat occupants had minor scrapes, her six month old grandson remained uninjured, and Mrs. Smith was treated at a farmhouse and then at home.
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Clarke
Roy Smith
Clark
Butler
Scott
Special Program Observed at Presbyterian Church
Special program marked children’s day at the Presbyterian church. Sunday school teachers directed the event and Rev. De Young of Willow Lake delivered a talk.
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Bancroft
Presbyterian Church
de Young
Willow Lake
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Social Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron the column reports Mrs. D. K. Titus planning a Fargo visit with a girlhood friend. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Schuyler travel to De Smet for sport day events. Mrs. H. P. Carson embarks for a coast trip meeting daughter Harriet at Omaha, with westward sightseeing. Ruth Pinch returns from England and New York to visit parents Rev and Mrs. Pearse Pinch. Mrs. William Ives of Canada visits sister Mrs. Charles Frank then heads to Underwood for further relatives. Mrs. H Ketelle and children, and Harry Ingersoll depart for Abilene Kansas where Harry plans to stay.
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D. K. ‘Titus
Fargo
N. D
S. R. Schuyler
de Smet
H. P. Carson
Harriet
Omaha
Ruth Pinch
Pearse Pinch
Engand
H. Ketelle
Harry Ingersoll
Abilene
Kansas
Harry
Ketelle
W. H. Bliss
Daugh
Wilma Heads to Chicago for University Exercises
Wilma departed for Chicago last evening to attend the commencement at the Chicago University where Arnold Bliss also plans to be. From Chicago they will visit relatives and friends across Illinois Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin over several weeks extending the trip. Dr R W Bunting of Ann Arbor discusses hereditary immunity the presence of a germ bacillus and acids in the mouth as fundamental to tooth decay.
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Ter Wilma
Chicago
Chicago University
Arnold Bliss
Ilinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Saya
R. W. Bunting
Ann Arbor
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Central South, Dakota
Evelyn Hartnagel
Brownell Sedam
Lucile Murphy
Sailors
Margaret Peterson
Pioneers
Miss Buchanan
Whittler
Eleanore Neilson
Rip van Winkle
England
United States
New York
Hollywood
London
Walter Huston
Madge Evans
Richard Dix
Dole
Caily
Yacht Club
Kellogg’s
Sen Department
LAMPE
Swander
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