150 Boys and Girls Return From Swan Lake Camp
One hundred fifty Beadle and Sanborn county 4-H members returned Wednesday evening from a three day Swan Lake camping trip led by Leonard J. Ladd Miss Olive Neff Fred Larson and James Brooking. Activities included 4-H songs health courtesy handicraft swimming and games. A candle lighting ceremony and bonfire highlighted the event with camp chief and chieftess Gertrude Smith and Frank Heitland chosen to lead.
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Swan Lake
Beadle
Sanborn
Leonard J. Ladd
Beadle County
Olive Neff
Fred Larson
Sanborn County
James Brooking
Counnty
Lake Point
Shirley Cranston
Maidena
Marian Steuerwald
Unnity Council
de ‘Etta ' Derscheid
Maxine Heitland
Gertrude
Smi
Edith “Warren
Troquois
Robert Salisbury
Frank Heitland
Margaret Rudy
Betty Hettland
Arlene Zeeck
Alice “Zeeck
South Dakota
Leonard Iy Ladd
Myron “Anderson
Ralph Mernaugh
Brownie Day Camp Closes With Par ent Tea and Crafts
Brownie day camp at the Fair Grounds concludes today with planning for entertainment tea and handicraft display for parents on Friday. Today at 1 30 parents are invited and a tea at 3 20 features new activities including folk dancing and singing of American negro spirituals. Girls dramatized stories during the program today amid yesterday morning’s hour of handicrafts.
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Fair Grounds
Practice notes on a wartime program schedule
Fragmentary OCR notes describe practice for a program with timing references at two and twelve o'clock. Mentions camp activities ending and a person named Robert. Text is unclear but indicates a schedule and participation details from a past event.
Baby Beef Club Tour Spans Nearly 160 Miles
A Baby Beef Club tour covering nearly 160 miles occurred on Saturday June 8 with 35 club members plus parents and friends. Alvin Barber assisted, and 20 stops were made discussing 46 calves from 29 members. The group held a picnic lunch at St Lawrence Grove and played a kittenball game before ending at 5 30 p m.
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Baby Beef Club
Alvin Barber
Hand County
Rose Hill Beef Club
Fh.and. BR. Club
Merry ‘Workers
West Hand Baby Beef Club
St. Lawrence Grove
Girl Reserves Enjoy YMCA Lake Camp Experience
The Girl Reserves of Huron and nearby towns spent time at the YWCA camp at Lake Byron. Activities included swimming boating fishing crafts leather work cork mats and more. They visited the Russian Colony sang together by the fireside and enjoyed fudge and other treats with councilors Jean Lewis Shirley Dearborn and De Vonna Brandvord.
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Frances Lonanly
Huron
Lake Byron
Jean Lewis
Shirley Dearborn
de. Vonna Brandvord
Wellington Pool Opens After Reconstruction
The municipal swimming pool in Wellington formally opened on Wednesday with Robert Schwab as lifeguard. Hours will be set aside for swimming. The WEA reconstructed the pool this past year and dedicated it during the "This Works Pay Your Community" week. The project cost about 6,000 dollars.
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Wellington
Robert Schwab
WEA
Tax Proposals Consider Higher Beverage and Amusement Taxes
Washington finance committee members suggested raising more than 240 million annually through misc taxes including a one cent per bottle levy on soft drinks. Chairman Harrison proposed a sliding scale on amusement taxes to add about 60.9 million yearly. Barkley backed a 1 cent bottle tax and higher Baseline tax, and urged increasing the whisky rectifier tax.
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Washington
House
Harrison
Amocrat
Mississippi
Barkley
Interdenominational Camp Meeting Planned at St Lawrence Tabernacle
St Lawrence hosts the fifth annual interdenominational camp meeting from June 27 to July 7 at St Lawrence Tabernacle. Evangelist Rev Rufus Reisdorph of Aberdeen will lead the series, with Mrs Reis doph as song leader and pianists Mrs Eva Fritts and Mrs LeRoy Blanchard. Free rooms and cooking privileges offered for long distance visitors. Camp officers listed include President Rev P Miller Rockham and Vice President Rev N A Luke St Lawrence.
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St Lawrence
ST. Lawrence
Nela
St. Lawrence Tabernacle
Rufus Reisdorph
Aberdeen
Reisdoxph
Eva Fritts
LeRoy - Blan‘chard
P. Miller
Rockham
N. A .Luke
Mason Ford
Emily Schmidt
Redfield
D. F. Gugin
Harrold
Clara Holt
W. C. Hermann
Fae Thompson
Missionary Society Meeting At ME Church Parlor
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society met last Friday in the ME Church parlors. Rev. Paul Miller read the scripture and led discussion on meeting subjects. Mrs. William Fitzgerald hosted.
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Rockham
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Paul Miller
Jesson
William Fitzgerald
Simons To Head Group Promoting Willkie in Dakotas
Jack Marer of Omaha announces Sioux Falls lawyer Blaine Simons will head the Eastern South Dakota Willkie for President movement. Simons, a former South Dakota legislator, will soon appoint a Western South Dakota leader and a head for North Dakota. Marer will supervise campaigns in the two Dakotas in addition to Nebraska work.
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Nebh
Blaine Simons
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Jack Marer
Omaha
Nebraska
Wendell Willkie
Simons
House
Senate
Marer
North Dakota
Move
Two
Dakotas
Redfield Sees Business Moves and New Ownership
Redfield reports multiple business changes since June. The Nelson Beauty Shop replaces Castle Beauty Shop run by the Roche sisters, moving to a new location on the west side.
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Redfield
Nelson Beauty
Castle Beauty
Tthe Roche Sisters
New Place
Café changes as operators shift after June fifteenth
Sevent h an Lee, formerly oc cup y Shop, sells Anders Cafe to Mr and Mrs Melvin Jar not Huron. They will run Jorgies Cafe after June 15. Hill Motor Co moves across street to Friedman Building store room, former Redfield Food Store, for more room and better display windows.
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An Lee
C. J. Weatherly
Propria- Marie
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