Boy Scouts Open 1942 Camp Dakotah Season in South Dakota
Central South Dakota Council reports Camp Dakotah near Miller hosts two Huron troops and crews from Wessington Redfield and Hetland for a week long outing. Heavy rainfall makes the camp inviting with overflowing lake and lush foliage as each troop handles housekeeping cooking and programs under council supervision. Staff including Jack Conner Sig Johnson Wynn Eakins and Gordon Cowan plan and supervise. Troop 5 Huron with 11 Scouts led by Ralph Ferren and Troop 2 Huron with 12 Scouts led by August Abel are in residence this week.
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Central South Dakota
Camp Dakotah
Miller
Wessington
Redfield
Hetla
Sc NO
Jacl Conner
Huron
Sig Johnson
Clinton
Minn
Wynn Eakins
Aberdeen
Gordon Cowan
Ralph Ferren
August Abel
Highmore 4-H Club Heads to Nemo Camp in Black Hills
Twenty one Highmore 4-H members and two leaders departed Wednesday for the 4-H camp at Nemo in the Black Hills to participate in a week of activities and learning experiences.
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Highmore
Black Hills
Nemo
Harrold Students Attend State Camp With Supervisors
Harrold school bus will transport students to a state camp where they will engage in varied activities through Saturday morning. Mrs H F Fethaber and County Agent Kenneth Wanless supervise, with Mrs Otis Teig driving. Camp attendees include Charles Kleinsasser Harold Mosher Stanley Mosher Dale Katz Velva Jane Weidenbach Ellen Broick Vienna Hemminger Betty King Joyce Zemlicka Jen Stoley Calvin Gadd Maurine Gadd Arlene Melbourn Mark Hamme Kenneth Raske Denise Felhaber Sheila Felhaber LaVonne Klix Donna Klix.
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H. F. Fethaber
Kenneth “Wanless
Otis’ Teig
Charles Kleinsasser
Harold Mosher
Stanley Mosher
Dale Katz
Velva
Jane _Weidenbach
Ellen Broick
Vienna_ Hemminger
Betty King
Joyce Zemlicka
Jen Stoley
Calvin Gadd
Maurine Gadd
Arlene Melbourn
Mark Hamme
Kenneth Raske
Denise Felhaber
Sheila Felhaber
LaVonne Klix
Donna: Klix
Help Day Program For 4H Club Held Monday
The Beadle County 4 H Club hosts a Help Day at the W C A cottage on Monday June 22 for members and leaders. Miss Olive Neff and Miss K Lorette Nelson oversee demonstrations record keeping and project work with practice in scoring and judging exhibits.
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Olive Neff
K. Lorette Nelson
South Dakota State College
Miss Nelson
Beadle County
Insurance Rate On Cars May Drop
Insurance firms study reduced mileage and gas rationing to gauge possible rate cuts for automobile policies. They demand evidence that lower miles cut accidents before any adjustment, with middling expectations for late summer and no guaranteed reductions.
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New York
William Leslie
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters
Teslic
May Fingerprint Whole Nation
Washington reports official disclosure shows a large portion of the population already fingerprinted due to the war. The FBI bought 48 million fingerprint cards this year and Congress may move to require universal fingerprinting for all residents later this year. Support cites Civilian Defense value and wartime needs, though previous efforts failed over cost.
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Congress
House Appropriations Committee
S. Andretta
Department of Justice
FBI
Willow Lake School Board Keeps Seats Unchanged
Willow Lake Independent District 29 will not hold an election as petitions show no opposition. Cavey Cook and Carl Aarstad were reappointed to the two vacancies. The article notes an estimate that 10,000 safety engineers will be needed in the United States within a year.
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Willow Lake
Cavey Cook
Carl Aarstad
United States
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