Formally Invest Troop At Wolsey Huron Scouters And Scouts
Wolsey Boy Scout Troop No 12 was formally invested in Wolsey High School Tuesday evening. Jack Keller and George G Bell directed the ceremony. Huron participants included G D Van Dyke M D Mystie Wayne Wilson Hope Graves L L Ladd Jack Keller Georgm G Bell S P Glanzer and H McArdle. New officers named Scoutmaster Judson Gaige assistant Scoutmaster A O Cheney committee men Z E Miller C O Lindblad F C Gordon. Scouts from Huron troops attended and took part in candlelighting.
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Wolsey
Wolsey High School
Jack Keller
George G. Bell
Huron
G. D. van Dyke
M.D. Mystie
Wayne Wilson
Hope Graves
L. L. Ladd
Georgm G. Bell
S.P. Glanzer
H. McArdle
Judson Gaige
A. O. Cheney
Z. E. Miller
C. O. Lindblad
F. C. Gordon
National Jamboree Camp Dakotah Ceremony Highlights
Ceremony followed by songs from troop 13 and others. Later movies were shown featuring the National Jamboree and Camp Dakotah, reflecting a community pageant atmosphere and group performances.
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Troop 13
Camp Dakotah
Scouts Meet at KC Hall in Camp Supply Review
Troop 1 meeting at K C Hall opened with the Scout oath and laws and looked over camp supplies. Several games were played. The boys adopted site rules they agreed on. Meeting adjourned at 8 30 with note by Bob Gelger.
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KC Hall
K. C. Hall
Bob Gelger
Pupils Make Jigsaw Puzzles At Timm School
Students at Timm School craft three jigsaw puzzles by pasting pictures on boards and sawing out pieces. The children enjoy these indoor activities on cold days, as Haymond Schroeder notes.
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Timm
Fon
Haymond Schroeder
Melvin Bible Overcomes Blindness at Huron College
Melvin Bible a year blind youth from Gary has proven his handicap mostly overcome while pursuing liberal arts at Huron College. He completed twelve years at the State School for the Blind and now navigates campus and town, excels in studies, types much of his work, plays the nexophone, and often gives piano performances to earn extra money.
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Melvin Bible
Huron College
Clark
Cmill
Melvin
State School For the
Gary
College
Alan Oviatt Is 4-H State Champ in Holstein Club
Alan Oviatt of Huron Beadle County South Dakota is named the 1937 state champion 4-H Holstein Club member. He started 471 club work in 1929 and has shown a purebred Holstein calf at Junior and State Fairs seven years, earning eleven first prizes and fourteen seconds. He and teammate Harlan Gluen won national honors in 1937 for Livestock Loss Prevention, and he now studies agricultural science at South Dakota State College while serving as dairy and fat lamb club president and active in church and school activities. By state victory he earns eligibility to compete for the national 4-H Holstein champion.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Alan Oviatt
Huron
Beadle County
South Dakota
Alan
Harlan Gluen
Sioux City
Chicago
South Dakota State College
Sears Roebuck & Company
Fat Lamb Club
4-H. County Council
Alut Oviatt
Halstein-Priesian Association
Giri and
Box
Girl Reserves Finish Scrapbook For China Drive
The Washington Girl Reserves met Tuesday at the school and worked on a scrapbook to send to China. They completed all but printing and aim to finish by the next meeting. A pot luck supper preceded practices for a program at the upcoming PTA meeting led by Miss Harold Carson.
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Washington Girl Reserves
China
Harold Carson
Joan Ferguson
Urge Kids to Caution as Kite Flying Season Returns
Northwestern Public Service Company warns youngsters to avoid dangerous kite practices. Posters sent to schools promote safety rules: no metal ribs or wire strings, use cotton cord, and beware wet tools conduct electricity. Keep kites away from power lines, towers, radio aerials, and roads. Do not climb poles or throw stones to free entangled lines.
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Northwestern Public Service Company
Utilities Company
Four-H Girls Assist In Giving Program
The S O S four H girls helped at a P T A program in Cavour on February 23 with a one act play Fat Chance to Get The. Cast included Corrine Hedlund Alice Highland Rush Lind Mar Kery Metter Jean Fuller and Hazel Stout. Alice Highland played the doctor with Carne Hedlund as the Irish assistant. The setting was a doctor's office with confusion as the doctor left to treat patients. The S O S H Club plans a year of work including a safety campaign and soil conservation efforts.
Girl Scout Cooking Test Passes at Baptist Church Meeting
At a regular meeting Monday the Ruth Smith earned a cooking test by making gingerbread for the troop. She shared the treats after the test while the girls reviewed the first aid exercises and the Girl Scout laws. The group ended with a song led by Mary Jane Trenerry.
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Girl Scouts
Bapitist Church
Ruth Smith
Delaware
Mary Jane ‘Trenerry
Girl Scout Troop 1 Holds Church Meeting After School
Members of Girl Scouts Troop 1 met at Compresetional Church after school on Monday. They sang, called roll, discussed business, and practiced dances taught by Mrs Howe. The meeting closed with singing. On February 14 the troop held a Valentine party with exchanged valentines and a finch served by Mrs Ebert, Mrs Mains, and Mrs Toler. Gifts totaled $6 from the troop committee. Report by Helen Snedigar.
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Girl Scouts
Junior Troop Meeting Sets First Aid Text Plan
The Junior High Troop opened after school with president Dorothy Schack. They agreed on when to obtain first aid texts from Dr. Lenz and planned map making work. Vice captain Mrs. Jennings announced the Juliette Lew fund and two weeks later a girl will be elected for Scout camp. They sang Taps before adjournment.
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Dorothy Schack
Dr. Lenz
Jennings
Juliette Lew
Margaret Jean Kent
Britain to spend huge sum on rearmament plan
The British government disclosed a five year defense build up will cost more than 37.5 billion and warned of higher future bills. An air ministry note said the air force will spend over 58 million in the year starting April 3. A white paper listed new ships to be laid down for 1938 including two capital ships one carrier four large cruisers three small cruisers three submarines and other craft. It also showed naval tonnage under construction through January and rapid modernization of existing vessels in the 1934-38 period.
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London
Mar
Air Ministry
Britain
Ancy
Mrs Dort Small Visits Relatives in Huron
Mrs. Dort Small is spending a couple of weeks with relatives in Huron. Marjory Marsh accompanied Mrs. Sewall to Huron where she visited her sister Carol, a student in Huron College.
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Huron
Blunt
Return After Visit Fordham Reported by Local Special
Me and Mrs. Fred Frederickson completed a two week stay with Mrs. Frederickson s parents Mr and Mrs Bert Wab and then departed for their Pierson South home.
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Fordham
Mrs
Fred Frederickson
Pierson
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