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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1941

Page

11

Girl Scout Leaders Association formed at Methodist Church

Captains and lieutenants from multiple troops met on March 3 to formalize a Leaders Association with Mrs. R G Toler as president and Mrs Willis Walker as vice president. Plans for summer activities and the All Scout banquet on March 10 at five pm were finalized. Brownie Scouts will attend for the first time, with about 300 expected. The meeting also outlined project plans and committee assignments.

Methodist Church R. G. Toler Willis Walker DB. Dunbar Mary Boyle Marie Morse Girl Scout Council Juliette Lowe America G. J. Fuel John Bongerter Kiel Leaders Association Lakota Geo. Starring Congregational Chromp G Varsity G. Toler Hiawatha BH. M. Euston Dorothy Weaoster Arnold McKinley P Wohels Willis Mexime Luneren Baptist Church O. DB. Dunbar Karl Horton BH. L. Walston EH. E. Rohrnbrough Methodist Roop Sakakawea Ebert Bernherd Grace BR. Grue Presin Church Tekak- M Doland Ed Jones Churen D Walker

Organize Patrols In Sakakawea Troop 7 Meet

Girl Scouts of Sakakawea Troop 7 held a after school meeting on Monday with attendance check and songs including Grew Little Girl Scout. They planned for a banquet next Monday at 5 at the Methodist Church, and each girl was to bring coins for the Juliette Lowe Fund.

Girl Scouts Sakakawea Methodist Church Juliette Lowe Wise Owls Janet Swab Gwenyth van Duzee Carol Arthaud Fleeting Deer Patrol Jeannine Wiley Eunice Hinkley Shi Epstein Flying Dutchman Carol Findley

Rations Por Baby Beeves Meeting Noted by 4 H Club

The Huskers 4 H Club met at Leonard Mattke's home with president Jack Rogers presiding. Six members answered roll call and discussed feeds and balanced rations for baby beef calves. Program materials were distributed and members planned projects including calves lambs pigs and corn planting. The next meeting is set for April 4 at James and Tack Rogers home.

Py Huskers 4-H Club Leonard Mattke Jack Rogers James Tack Rogers James Rogers

Jolly Jacks 4 H Club Plans Meeting at Westby Home

The Jolly Jacks 4 H Club meets at Donald Fritzsche home with all members present. Melvin Ernster speaks on feeding baby sheep. Dorothy Fritzsche and her mother perform trombone pieces. A lunch is served and the next meeting is set for Marvin Westby’s home on Friday evening March 21.

Donald Fritzsche Melvin Ernster Mrs. Fritzsche Dorothy Fritzsche Marvin Westby Dale D. Dague Carl Westby

Ackerman School Finishes Fourth Period Examinations

Ackerman School pupils completed exams for the fourth period. Honor roll includes third graders Donald Buckley and Orville Glanzer, Darlene Kelley, fifth grader Sylvia Kelley, sixth grader, eighth graders Evangeline Tschetter, Blanche Lawless and Gloria Kelley. Students progress on their scrapbook and decorate the school room with March scenes as reported by Gloria Kelley.

Ackerman School Donald Buckley Orville Glanzer Darlene Kelley Sylvia Kelley Evangeline Tschetter Blanche Lawless Gloria Kelley Miss. Jaeger

Tyrrell School C L Meeting Opens With Routine

The February C L meeting at Tyrrell School opened with roll call showing one absence, minutes read, the C L song sung, and the Y C L pledge recited. Writer Leland Greensn was noted.

Cc. L C. L Tyrrell Leland Greensn

Surprise Party Captures Hearts At Whittier School

Pupils and many mothers join Miss Agnes Greenan for a surprise party at Whittier School on a Monday afternoon. After games, a lunch of jello cookies and a pink cake is served. Older girls present a large towel and two wash cloths to the teacher.

Whittier Agnes Greenan Marilyn Rogers Orr Steve Hyde County

Chili Demonstration Anchors March 4-H Meeting

The Jolly Coyotes 4-H Club met at Doris Anderson’s home with eight members and one visitor. Ruth Johnston led, recipes were shared, and Verna Johnston reviewed Poe. Doris Anderson demonstrated chili using hamburger beans tomatoes and seasonings. Next meeting is April 7 at Mrs. Lyman’s.

Jolly Coyotes 4-H Club Doris Anderson Ruth Johnston Verna Johnston Edgar Allan Poe Lyman

KruGon Praised By Mitchell Woman For Digestive Relief

Mrs. Ed Corteaux of Mitchell South Dakota endorses KruGon as a godsend reporting relief from chronic constipation and digestive distress after using the product. She says meals are now regular and sleeping is sound and nerve balance improved. KruGon is sold by H A Uumphrey Drug and other druggists.

KruGon Ed Corteaux North Edmunds Stra Mitchell South Dakota Mrs. Corteaux H. A. Uumphrey Drug Gevyermany

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