Camp Da-Ko-Tah Opens for Second Period Scouts
Registrations flow for the last period at Camp Da Ko Tah Milley as the camp prepares to open June 21 and July 6 for second and third periods. Forty eight boys can be accommodated at one time. The first 1951 session opened with 44 enrollees and a junior staff led by Frea C Eggers with Milo Youel and several Eagle Scouts guiding activities.
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da Ko Tah
Milley
Frea C. Eggers
Enous
Red Cross
Frank Kinyon
Huron
Donald Hobart
Hitchcock
Churchill Wilcox
Joe Downs
Vance Kennird
Tom Mullen
Gene Reece
Lyle Bartow
Leon Bowman
Vern Bauman
Allen Hoy
Charles Reintsma
Manuel Reintsma
Ray Schroeder
Robert Carlson
Harold Huntington
le Roy Showell
Howard Axelrad
Irving Axelrad
David Gilbert
Eugene Gilbert
Marvin Riemath
Paul Evans
Mervil Bennett
Kenneth du Bois
Karl Goldsmith
Edward Holst
Dan O'Keefe
George Lambertson
Robert Wardner
Emil Jarl
Carl Jerson
Carl Linnett
Donald Peterson
Russell Peterson
Robert Subey
Eugene Howard
Denna Matthew
Alvin Moore
James Moore
Rey Rarner
Kenneth Harte
Tom Baer
Kyle Fossum
Eighty Men At Work On Sewage Plant Project
Eighty workers now toil on Huron's new sewage disposal plant as concrete floors are poured in one of two sludge digesting tanks. The two tanks will be 50 feet in diameter and 21 feet deep. Excavation and earth removal progress continue, with work also starting on the control house.
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Huron
Spur Thirty Five Laborers Advance Toward New Plant Spur Track
Laborers completing a spur from Chicago & North Western tracks to the new plant for material delivery. H W Groth of Conscer Older and Quinlan calls progress very satisfactory. Huron Construction Company leads excavating and concrete work with crews on sewer interception at Third Street and Simmons Avenue southeast.
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Chicago & North Western Railroad
H. W. Groth
Chicago
Conscer
Older
Quinlan
Huron Construction Company
George C. Hunt Plumbing Company
Huron
Sevonell Construction Company
Sioux City
H. L. Jacobsen
Sevonell Company
Third Street
Simmons Avenue
James River
Repairs On Fourth Street In Petty City
Crews repaired Haron streets today on Fourth Street near Dakota Avenue where a crumbled concrete base under the asphalt required replacement. City engineer A Ricker said the pavement was cut out with a compressed air drill, new concrete poured, and a surface emulsion will seal the repaired road after the concrete hardens.
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Haron
Fourth Street
Dakota Avenue
Sphaltic
Ricker
Athol Man Dies After Lingering Cancer Illness
REDFIELD June 16 Special Mr Axel Rise about 50 of near Athol died at his farm after a long cancer illness. He moved to Athol over 30 years ago and farmed there. Survived by widow two daughters Grace and Ruth and two brothers Otto of Athol and another in California. Funeral at Athol Congregational church at 2 30 Friday afternoon.
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Redfield
Axel Rise
Athol
River
Grace
Ruth
Otto
California
Athol Congregational Church
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