Prince Prepares Isle For Scouts
STOCKHOLM June 20 Two hundred Americans are expected to attend the International Rover Scout Congress near Stockholm from July to August 5. More than 500 youths from India South Africa and Egypt will join, with England sending 7200 by a special steamer possibly led by Lord Baden Powell. Prince Gustaf Adolph chairs arrangements on a wooded island in the Stockholm archipelago. Count Folke Bernadotte assists. The first international Rover Scout meeting was held in Switzerland four years ago. Risinger spoke on Indian relics. A campfire ceremony followed stunts and candle lighting. Esther Farmer recalls a pleasant evening.
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India
South Africa
Egypt
England
Baden Powell
Boy Scouts
Prince Gustaf Adolph
Scout Movement
Sweden
Folke Bernadette
Estelle Manvile
New York
Switerland
Rover Scouts
Three From Altoona Club Attend Camp
Three members of the Altoona 4-H Foods club Frannce Farmer Grace Dahim Esther Farmer and club leader Mrs Louise I Borah traveled to Huron for a 4-H camp. The program began with a treasure hunt Sunday evening followed by morning classes on music kitchen conveniences and foods. The group swam in the afternoon, and a truck tire loss nearly stranded some walkers. Tuesday morning featured regular sessions and an afternoon trip to the weather bureau.
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Altoona Club
Altoona 4-H Foods
Frannce Farmer
Grace, Dahim
Esther Farmer
Ieader
Louise I Borah
Huron
Mise Wilder
Dir
Fairfield 4 H Cooking Chi Evening Luncheon
Mothers of the Fairfield Mixers hosted a Tuesday luncheon at Mrs FB Anderson’s Fairfield Township home. Pink and white decor with green dishes set a festive scene as orange cocktails and a multi course menu accompanied by a short program featuring Evelyn Wallsven and others.
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Fairfield
FB. Anderson
Fairfield Township
Ik Ax
Evelyn “Wall Sven
O. V. Olson
Dakota
Song of Health
Lorraine Young
Mildred Click
Carol Ad
Jeannette Olom
Harold. Young
Doris Jickenson
Carol Olson
Cub
Beadle County 4-H Club Plans Bulletin and Radio Ideas
Beadle County 4-H Council announces bulletin in the Huvenite to remind members of events and to submit Wild Life Conservation blanks by July 1. County Agent Hill and Dewing seek radio program ideas. A 4-H program broadcast is set for Saturday June 25 at 1:30 pm on KEYDX Brookings with Mr. Jones in charge. Everyone is invited to Farm and Home Day at Brookings Friday June 2.
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Beadle
Beadle County
Couryell Haa
Huvenite
Hitchcock Scouts Enjoy Camp Life at Jamnex River Camp
Hitchcock Boy Scout troop No 16 held a camping trip on the Jamnex River near Lake Dudley Monday with 15 boys under Mar yin Mortimer assistant scoutmaster and aided by Orion Tanner Fogle Scout. Supt N J Platt acted as scout master in Mortimer's absence with local committeemen Rev GC Snyder Ole Phillips Phillip Kriet man Clyde Cotton and Glen Shaw assisting. The camp aimed to advance ranks and test skills during recreation week. John Kingdon supplied a truck for moving gear and Tuesday evening transport to Huron covered a film tale on conservation by the state game and fish department under Everett Curtis.
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Hitchcock
Hitchcock Boy Scout
Jamnex
Lake Dudley
Mar Yin Mortimer
Orion Tanner
Fogle
N. J. Platt
Marve Mortimer
GC. Snyder
Ole ‘Phillips
Phillip Krietman
Clyde Cotton
Glen Shaw
For
Ohn Kingdon
Huron
State
Meme and Fish Department
Everett
Curtis
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Esmond 4-H Camp Tour Inspires Singing and Camp Activities
A vivid account of Esmond 4-H club camp notes rising singing during meals, a popular tour of Huron business sections, candlelighting ceremony unmatched in beauty, and varied evenings. Despite rain and muddy hills, the group remained upbeat, with swimming at May's rock and lively evening programs boosting morale.
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Huron
May’s Rock
Camp newspaper thanks instructors and 4-H council
A report from Zemend Poultry club member Bubs Wehr thanks instructors Mr Hill Miss Dewing and the 4-H council for a successful camp and related entertainment events.
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Bittenbell Times
Mr. Hill
Miss Dewing
Bubs Wehr
G. C
Poultry Club of
Zemend
Freeda Rohrer Wins Weekly Sweepstakes Prize
Alpena girl Freeda Rohrer won this week’s sweepstakes in the Saturday Huronite coloring contest. The prize is a ticket to the Huron theatre. Entries must be in the Huronite office by 5 o’clock Wednesday.
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Freeda Rohrer
Alpena
Hirohito
Huron Theatre
Freeda
Lucile ‘Scheibe
Wolsey
Sammy Ratliff
Cavour
Delevinie Decker
Elsie Disney
Huron
Frances Hammon
Kathleen
Reed
Central South Dakota
Burdette Newlyweds Honored At Charivari
A charivari party at the Methodist parsonage honored Rev and Mrs Merrill Perkins returning from Chicago. The newly married couple slipped out a window but returned in time for a mock wedding. Light refreshments followed the event.
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Charivari
Gspecia
Tha
Methodist
Merrill Perkins
Chicago
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Satan
Advice from the Bureau of Home Economics urges using fresh spring and summer cabbage for a low cost, vitamin rich meal. Fresh green leaves supply vitamins A C G and iron, with cooking kept brief to preserve nutrients. raw use yields best value.
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Bureau of Home Economit ‘of
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Department of Agriculture
Various Cabbage Dishes and Dressings From Home Cooking
A homemade guide presents shredded cabbage with cucumber or onion, served with sour cream or horseradish lemon dressing. It describes steaming, wilted textures, butter or bacon toppings, and baked cabbage with cheese crumbs. Also notes cabbage cooked in milk with flour fat thickening, yielding a crisp, delicate, nutritious dish.
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Esalad
Entertain Club Redftedd Hosts Bridge Evening
Mrs Ralph Ulrich entertained her bridge club on Monday evening. Mrs Ulrich won high score with Miss Catherine Chichester second and Mrs Robert Taylor third. After a two course luncheon, the group played a rubber of dessert bridge.
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Ralph
Ulrich
Catherine Chichester
Robert Taylor
Grafters Foiled Redfield Fraud Gang Raid
Special report says a group of short change artists invaded local businesses last Saturday evening but were foiled. Authorities suspect a coordinated scheme targeting shops in the town, triggering investigations and heightened security measures. No injuries reported as the incident ends without incident.
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Redfield
Local theft ring dissolves before authorities act
Clerks attacked by the gang stayed alert and made the correct change after being offered twenty dollars for one article. The group agreed to work briefly, then left town as the authorities were alerted. Termite queens may live to age 15, and they say more than 10,000.
Team Runs Away Redfield Near Cottonwood Lake
While mowing around cottages on the west side of Cottonwood lake nine horses driven by Simon Apple bolted from a frightened boy on a bicycle. The team tore the sickle bar from the mower after rounding a corner but no injuries or car collisions occurred.
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Redfield
Cottonwood Lake
Here
Simon Apple
Mr. Apple
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