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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1937
Page
15
A damaged OCR shows a long list of fragmented crossword like clues and partial answers with numbers, names, and odd spellings. It includes references to flowers, countries, furniture, and various terms, but most entries are incomplete or garbled, lacking clear coherent context or solutions.
The first Girl Scout troop organized by the Methodist Church in Titonka was formed in fall 1930 under Rev. F Eac ridge. Mrs. W. H. Sibley secured leadership, and the troop adopted the name Titonka with yellow neckerchiefs. By 1931 and 1932 membership grew, leading to a split into Troop 6 and reorganizations with Mrs. Dunbar and others as leaders. The troop, now 34 registered girls, engaged in annual Girl Scout activities, community service, and fundraising, while maintaining ties to local events and programs.
In a Methodist Church room on Tuesday evening Troop Five held a meeting with eight members present Voy Winders Donald Jelmeland and Donaad Maxvald completed tenderfoot requirements After business a guides activity followed under Scoutmaster Cloyd Buck and assistant Robert Byadles The group closed with Jay Seow oath reminding of a hike to West Park last Saturday for fire building practice and cooking on cales
The Joma Vites Club met at Dorothy Langhehn home on March 5. President opened the meeting with remarks and discussions about the upcoming baskey social on Friday March 12. Ruth Mevav announced home life pamphlets and a lunch for members.
Mrs. Donsld Wavy hosted a fundraising event at her home Tuesday afternoon to bolster the Pine Tree Troop Girl Scouts of Highrare summer camp fund. Guests from the Khwldgen Harmony and Tuesday Afterngi clubs joined a luncheon with eight tables, producing competitive play. Mrs. R. MN Hunt won the high score while Mrs. Jack Ghere received consolation and Mrs. J. B. Perlsins the all but prize. Assisting committees included Mesdimes E. J. Quirts L. Swanson T. H. Temeter Atkinson and J. G. Ryan.
Members of Boy Scout Troop No 16 of Hitcheske undertook the first spring hike Saturday forenoon. Time limits and poor footing shortened the trek, with Scoutmaster Mr White leading a bus ride to the river bridge. The group hiked about three quarters of a mile along the river, testing skills and cooking over an open fire. Four boys returned with Mr White around 11:90 to Aberdton for the basketball team, while the remaining Scouts finished the day.
Twenty five boys and Suputi Hatlesea present as the Boy Scouts plan a hike to Stony Run on Sunday. Leaders include H Hatlesea and others guiding the expedition.
The Sunnybrook YCL elected Walter Mueller as president Donald Weatherill as vice president Etta Mae Steion as secretary and treasurer. The meeting was presided over by vice president Maxine Anderson and adjourned by her notes.
A Girl Scout investiture event was set for Monday evening at the Presbyterian Church in Mins Mivequeet. Patrols performed games while Ghulys Brown led a skirmish in honor of Ruth Wallace. Decorations were prepared for a Girl Scout dinner at the Methodist Church and Mrs Stennings was introduced as the new captain.
Mary Novt opened the Lakota Troop No.1 meeting with singing led by Joan McArthur and Jessie Paulson at the piano. Claude Ebert aided iris progress while Janey Thatches and others attended. Dorothy Swan collected dues for banquet bouquets as Mercury Patrol aided the Pianer Shop window.
Pupils at Sunmyhrolk School Nave earned honors for high averages. Named students on the honor roll include Wilava Weatherill Donald Weatherill Maxine Anderson Edward Weatherill, with a report by Maxine Andersen.
Ree Hhighmare and Lillian Ward plus Mabel Huge led a band east on Monday and Tuesday in Pierre Michigan. Mrs. R Buckalleyn and Victor Morkley spent Sunday in Huron visiting friends. Madamoy L S Kadght left for California to stay with a brother who is ill. Mesdamoy S L Dibbs J M Quirk and A A Kaye attended a debate in St Lawrence. Millard Kidt drove to Sioux Falls to fetch a new Chevy for Onida, where she expects to reside.
A week’s notes from Pierre recount patient statuses and local duties. Mentions Lloyd Houdete opening a new venture, a move to a new apartment, and community events including golf and market activity.
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