Describes Days At 4-H Camp Here
Goldie Skinner recounts a pupil’s first 4 H club camp experience. The group, dubbed Narcissus, enjoyed treasure hunts blue banners for best rooms and a week of classes, assemblies, exhibits and puppet shows amid rain and mud on field trips to May’s Rock and Huron facilities. The writer thanks organizers and looks forward to returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Skinner
Cucky Strivers Club
Lucky Strivers
Narcissus Group
May's
4H Club
Huron
Rope Splicing Demonstration By 4-H Boys
The 4-H Handicraft club met June 14 at McCarl school with Ross Cotten presenting a rope splicing demonstration. Next meeting is scheduled for June 2 at the community cottage. Club reporter Edwin O'Hara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarl School
Ross Cotten
Edwin O'Hara
Fairfield Mixers Learn Of Custards
The Fairfield Mixers met at Doris Dickinsons home on June 12 with eleven members present and four visitors. Mildred Clark and Eunice Tyrrell demonstrated custards. Plans were made for a June 25 mothers luncheon at Mrs F and Andersons home. Berice Tyrrell reports.
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Fairfield
Doris Dickinson
Mildred Clark
Eunice Tyrrell
Leasier
F. &. Anderson
Brookings
Berice Tyrrell
4-H Girls Serve Breakfast in Pleasant Valley
The Cunning Cookers club met at the community cottage in Pleasant Valley township and served an afternoon breakfast to about 130 mothers and nearly sixty guests. They offered warm breads learned in the club and prepared seven dozen exys. Children practiced for their Children's day program. The next meeting is set for June 26 at the Rice home to demonstrate soups.
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Cunning Cookers Club
Pleasant Valley Township
Rice Home
Wilda Rice
Chicken Club Elect Officers in Hand County Meeting
The Hand county Chicken club girls met at the cottage with assistant leader Myra Cotten and elected Mazie Hines as president Ruby as vice president and Harriet Barrett as ty. The boys met at McCarl school with leader Ross Cotten to choose a club name. Phyllis Cotton served as reporter.
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Chicken Club
Hand County
Myra Cotten
McCarl School
Ross Cotten
Mazie Hines
Ruby
Harriet Barrett
Phyllis Cotton
Miller Boys Selected for National Jamboree Trip
Two Miller boys Lloyd Parrish Hewett and Verlyn Hewett were chosen by the Miller scout committee to represent Scout Troop 12 of Ree Acea at the Boy Scout National Jamboree in Washington DC from August 21 to 30. They will meet district scouts at Huron and travel from there. Bonilla services set for 11 am after Sunday school at 10 am.
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Miller
Lloyd ‘Parrish
Verlyn' Hewett
Miller Scout Committee
Washington, D. C
Huron
Camp Reports At Altoona 4-H Club Meeting
At Altoona on June 20 the Hitch cock Altoona 4 H Foods Club met at the Walton home with eight members and six visitors. Members who attended club camp gave a short report. Games and stunts were enjoyed and songs sung followed by a lunch of salad and sandwiches. Attendees included Edna Tollefson and Lorraine Tollefson, Esther and Jennie Farmer, Grace Dahlin, Joy Borah, Dorothea Welton, Iris Walton, and visitors Hilda Dahlin, Lural Lathrop, Alien Riel, Mrs Eckhardt, Mrs Walton, Catherina Walton. Report submitted by Joy J Borgh.
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Altoona
Altoona 4-H Foods Club
Hitchcock
Dorothea
Iris Walton
Jace Dahlin
Jennie and
Esther Farm
Edna Tollefson
Lorraine Tollefson
Esther Farmer
Jennie Farmer
Grace Dahlin
Joy Borah
Dorothea Welton
Hilda Dahlin
Lural Lathrop
Alien Riel
Eckhardt
Walton
Catherina Walton
Joy J. Borgh
Wolsey Poultry Club Holds Third Meeting at Wolsey Home
The Wolsey Cackle and Crow club met at Gordon Babcock’s home with ten members and two visitors Mrs W B Friese and Mrs Arthur Langbehn. Leaders conducted business, asked questions on the lessor, and planned the next meeting for Friday July 1 at the Langbeha home with Mrs Arthur Langbeha and De Erte Derschied assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey Poultry Club
Wolsey Cackle and Crow Club
Wolsey
Gordon Babcock
W. B. Friese
Arthur Langbehn
Arthur Langbeha
de Erte Derschied
Langbeha
Evelyn Friese
Merry Maids Club Tour Planned After Meeting
The Merry Maids Poultry club held its regular meeting at the Joe Boyle home on Wednesday evening with full attendance. A club tour was set for July 3 followed by a picnic at Riverside Park. Judging and demonstration teams were appointed by leader Mrs. J. P. Rudy. Lunch was served by Frances Fuller and hostesses Marcella and Lorraine Boy, with Mary 4 as reporter.
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Merry Maids
Merry Maids Poultry Club
Joe Boyle
J. P. Rudy
Frances Fuller
Marcella
Lorraine Boy
Mary 4
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By SARA L. DEWING
In June appetites shift from late winter to lighter fare as roses bloom and golf balls roll. Omelets, eggs browned with sunshine color, are proposed with broiled bacon creamed potatoes crisp lettuce salad iced tea and hot baking powder biscuits as ideal spring dishes for sophisticated appetites.
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Sara L. Dewing
How To Make A Fluffy Omelet The Easy Way
A quirky old guide explains beating egg whites to dry peaks then folding yolks into the mix. It describes cooking with butter over low heat, finishing in a slow oven, and flipping onto a hot platter with careful knife work for a puffed omelet.
Omelet Variations And Caution At Wayland Band Concert
A fragment discusses omelet cooking tips stressing avoid overcooking and high heat, plus serving immediately. It lists possible fillings such as cheese meats fruits and vegetables. It notes an outdoor Wayland band concert planned for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Local boy chosen for Camp Perry rifle contest
Alpena report notes Mark Barber son of Mr and Mrs B C Harber was selected from South Dakota among 16 boys to compete in a rifle contest at Camp Perry Ohio from September 1 to 19. In a separate item a son was born to Mr and Mrs C S Piper of Carpenter at a Huron hospital June 22. Mrs Piper was formerly Miss Morrissey.
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Alpena
Mark Barber
B.C. Harber
South Dakota
Camp Perry
Ohio
C. S. Piper
Carpenter
Huron Hospital
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Evelyn Hartnagel
Lucky Strivers Club
Bonilla
Elizabeth Casey
Cook Ing School
Frances
Casey Ways
Frances Beauty Shop
Mrs. Casey
TLE
Fullerton
Furniture
Dakota Ave
H & W Foundation
Bartex
H. & W. Foundation
Fleming
Fairbanks-Morse
Conservador
Cooking
Fairbanks~ Morse Conservator
Luistance
National Inventors’ Congress
Fairbanks- Morse
Cas
Electric Service Co
EM. Lothrop
St, S
Fhoue
Tripe
Everhot
Northwestern Public Service Co
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