Hand County 4‑H Rally Day Draws Strong Attendance
Hand county 4 H club rally on Saturday March 8 drew strong attendance from members and prospective members. Leader led group games morning and a noon picnic at Miller auditorium followed by an afternoon program featuring music reading and handicraft acts. An executive committee was named to carry on club interests and a meeting was planned for March 15 at Crossman hatchery Miller to discuss forming a handicraft club.
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Hand County
Abc
Leslie Weigert
Miller Auditorium
A. B. Crossman
Mes
Croft
Grace Moore
Jean Lewis
Alven Allen
Myrna Cotton
WW. J. Halbower
Janice
Mildred Peterson
Paul Olson
Bertha Abbott
Mrs. Jones
Myles Corrington
Ross Cotton
Scratch
Newsboy
Richard Polchow
Merrill Perkins
Live Ware
Art Allen
Chicago
Handy Helpers
Kenneth Kastner
Dale Hollister
Live Wire
Roger Engleman
Reading
Neva Allen
Fiorencetta Club
Marjorie Molesworth
Grace Moore Club
Handy Helpers Club
Sara _L. Dewing
Paul C. Underwood
George Sanderson
Sara Dewing
Hurot
Miller
Crossman's Hatchery
Whittier School Reader Explores Scout Laws
Miss Lois Kretchmer reads Don Strong of the Wolf Patrol at Whittier School. Edgar Baseman notes the book covers Scout laws and many Scouts’ experiences, sparking greater interest in Scouting among students.
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Whittier
Lois Kretchmer
Don Strong
Wolf Patrol
Edgar Baseman
Girls Prepare To Serve Breakfast By The Kitchen Maids Club
The Girls Prepare To Serve Breakfast program by The Kitchen Maids 4-31 club met after school at Frances Link home. Frances Link and Lorraine Anderson demonstrated how to make baking powder biscuits as part of a series on Preparation of Breakfasts. The group will serve breakfast to their mothers on Saturday March 29. Each girl drafted a breakfast menu and a committee led by Dorothy Kiel will select the best plan for future events. Games followed and candy bars were handed out at 3 45 o'clock.
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Frances Link
Frances
Lorraine Anderson
Dorothy Kiel
Students Learn Poems From Classic Study Curriculum
Over weeks the class studied poems including The House by the Side of the Road and To a Waterfowl. Students, led by coach Nyotchmer, are memorizing as much as possible of each poem and completing copies from the course of study.
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Fess
Whittier
John Kouf
W C. Bryant
Possi
Tae Burle
Eifth
Dwies Nyotchmer
Review of Jerauld 435 Work At a Riwanis program
The program by the suricultural com gave a review of 4-H in Jerauld county during the past year. Sidney Springs was the main speaker from Mitchell district. Doris Schwabauer Pauline ioutikan and Sunshine Marry Makers of Laney showcased a demonstration on The Care of Teeth.
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Jerauld
Fairfield Mixers 4 H Club Holds March Meeting
Fairfield Mixers 4 H Club met at Maxine Biggerstaff's home March 9 with Mrs Olsen assisting. Members sang, practiced acts, and planned a Mother's Day luncheon. Demonstrations on carrots and salads were announced. talks on courtesy and introductions were given by Jeanette Olson and Mary Tobin. Next meeting at Mildred Clark's on April 13.
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Fairfield Mixers
Maxine Bigger
Maxine Biggerstall
Olsen
Girls Demonstrate Making Of Cookies At 4 H Club
Altoona 4 H Foods club met at Mrs Louise K Borah to view cookie making demonstrations. Esther and Jennie Farmer baked sugar cookies Dorothea Walton and Clara Tollefson ice box cookies Jo Ann and Lorraine Tollefson date cookies LaVerne and Theone Tollefson chocolate cookies Members present included Dorothea Walton Jennie Farmer Esther Palmer Lorraine Tollefson LaVern Tollefson Theone Tollefson Clara Tollefson JoAnn Tollefson Joy Borah One member absent Four visitors Iris Walton Wendell Martin Marvella Martin Ruth Elaine Tollefson The meeting opened with songs and a words contest A lunch of sandwiches and cookies followed Joy Borah announced a future demonstration on pie crusts
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Altoona 4-H Foods Club
Louise K. Borah
Esther
Jennie Farmer
Dorothea Walton
Clara Tollefson
Jo Ann
Lorraine Tollefson
LaVerne
Theone Tollefson
Doroteha Walton
Esther Palmer
LaVern Tollefson
JoAnn Tollefson
Joy Borah
Iris Walton
Wendell Martin
Marvella Martin
Ruth Elaine Tollefson
Girl Scouts Honor Nurse Venture In Needlework Class
Geneval LeValley reports on four weeks of prep for the Tenderfoot test as a captain pins the Girl Scout pin marking a major step. The meeting opened with a song fest and closed with taps. Mrs Schooft and Mrs Saylor attended the troop meeting while Singer Sewing Machine sponsors a sewing class for the badge. Marjorie Lang and Miss Mabel Meyers provided a violin solo and etiquette notes were given by Mary Jean Scruby. Jean Terpening led the meeting.
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Singer Sewing ‘Machine Company
Marjorie Lang
Mabel Meyers
Mary Jean Scruby
Jean Terpening
Edison School YCL Elects New Officers
Edison school league met with president Clarence Walz presiding. Absent were Clarence Barnett and Arnold Bender. Robert Barnett nominated as president, Clara Walz as vice president, Harvey Bender as secretary treasurer, and Fila Gross as corresponding secretary and writer for the Evening Huronite. Plans include play with neighboring school when weather allows and spending treasury funds of 4.30. a croquet set was proposed. Ella Gross filed the report.
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Edison School
YCL
Edison ‘School League
Clarence Walz
Clarence Barnett
Arnold Bender
Robert Barnett
Clara Walz
Harvey Bender
Fila Gross
Treasury
Ella Gross
Invest 4 Girls As Tenderfoot Scouts
Mrs George Deklotz Fern Mae Mars Jane Schooff Josephine McDermott Dorothy Hill and Helen Hornbeck were invested as Tenderfoot Scouts at the Senjor Sakakawea troop No 2 meeting on March 12 The service used a color ceremony Color bearers were Marjorie Lang Olive LeValley Dorothy Pickell and Velma Clemens The event occurred in San Angelo Texas and highlighted a Girl Scout milestone
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Invest
George Deklotz
Fern Mae
Mars Jane Schooff
Josephine McDermott
Dorothy Hill
Helen Hornbeck
Charles Barkleinia
Helen Buchanan
Investura
Marjorie Lang
Olive LeValley
Dorothy Pickell
Velma Clemens
San Angelo
Tex
Edison Pupils Describe Reading Sessions With Miss Gutzler
An Edison school eighth grader E ta Gross notes Miss Gutzler finishes reading Billy and the Mayor during opening exercises. The class anticipates next reading Caity Atkins by Kelland, as the series lesson continues with Samson authoring the prior piece.
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Miss Gutzler
Edison
Billy
Mayor
Eta Gross
Samson
Caity Atkins
Kelland
Roosevelt Patrol Practice Ends In All Failures
Roosevelt patrol of Rey Scouts near Wolsey met at Clair Koch's home to practice tracking. Scouts paired to follow a nails-in-a-board track while the Scoutmaster hid notes for discovery and copy. All failed. tenderfoot badges were handed out. refreshments and marble games followed before departure. Next meeting set for March 11 at Dale Koch home per Carroll Salisbury.
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Roosevelt Patrol
Roosevelt
Rey Scouts
Wolsey
Clair Koch
Clair
Dale Koch
Carroll Salisbury
Miss McAllister Teacher Brought Aids In Library
Miss McAllister, our teacher, brought books and supplies to the library session. Students gathered in the reading room as she handed out materials for study and group activities.
Library reading contest spans the week at Pram a Kook
Merle Wogan reports that Keith Smith and I have read many library books this week. They are competing to see who can read the most books this year.
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Merle Wogan
Prama Kook School
Keith Smith
Prairie Knoll students read two library books
Keith Smith reports reading two books from the Prairie Knoll school library. The titles are Melissa Across the Fence by Augusta Seaman and Boy Scouts in the Wilderness by Scoville. Community Garden Ree Heights notes March 14 special report on emergency re-
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Sunshine
The
Prairie Knoll School
Miss. McAllister
Keith Smith
Melissa
Augusta Seaman
Boy Scouts In the Wilderness
Scoville
Ree Heights
Mar
New administration 9 garden project foreman named
G I Willet appointed foreman for a new community garden project. The plan covers five sites and work will begin once the plot is obtained.
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G. I. Willet
Anthrax Warning Prompts Agriculture Bulletin
As warm weather returns, danger from anthrax rises and the U S Department of Agriculture has issued Farmers Bulletin 1736 2 detailing prevention and treatment measures for the disease for farmers and communities.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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