Report Training School Schedule at Camp Edith Macy
The 1949 season of Camp Edith Macy in Pleasantville New York offers courses for women seeking vacation time with Girl Scout training. Programs include introductory and advanced courses for directing Girl Scout programs, with some one week and two week formats. Two four week courses for candidates over 31 years aim at professional work. a professional workers conference September 13 to 20 will provide consultation and opportunity for idea exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith “Macy
Pleasantville
New York
Agnes B. Leahy
Innin
4-H Club Discusses Hog Lot Equipment at Meeting
The Happy Hibreds 4-H Club of St. Lawrence met at C. H. Rob erts home on Friday March 8. All but two members attended. Glen Banning and Louie Lanz Jr gave a demonstration followed by a discussion on hog lot equipment. Games and lunch were provided by Rugless Gar bow, the hostess.
Decorations Bring Easter Cheer At Whittier School
Esther Baseman an eighth grade pupil writes that tonee grade children decorated for Easter in art class and enjoyed it. Upper grades drew figure drawings some turning out nicely. Figures were in action under teacher Lyla Mae Pier at Whittier School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonee
Esther Baseman
Whittier School
Lyla Mae Pier
Wheaton Livestock Club Plans Year 1946 Meeting
The Wheaton Livestock Club met at Archie Anderson home on March 6 with 15 members, all but two present. Assistant county agent Mr Barber assisted in planning the year, songs and the Pledge were shared, and members resolved to make the best better in 1946. Russell Anderson reported last year’s achievements at Achievement Day in Miller, where five members won ribbons for colts. Russell’s colt won first with a new exhibit halter from Murphy Harness Co, Miller, and May Lou Rush’s colt was second. May Lou Rush’s colt earned a blue ribbon at the State Fair with Russell earning a white ribbon. Lunch followed with games, ending the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheaton Club
Wheaton Livestock
Archie Anderson
Barber
Russell Anderson
Miller
Murphy Harness Company
Lou Rush
North Hand Colt Club
May Low Rush
Russell
Anderson, Mt
Club Learns About Building Birdhouses
A regular meeting of the Senior 4-H Club at the Bloyd Torren home on March 9 was led by Mrs. Emil Freden. Paul Thompson spoke on birds and bird houses, Norman Taylor on bird house construction, Ruth Baldridge on jay walking, and Virginia Ahlgren on planning meals simply. Virginia Ahleren, June Knickrehm, Evelyn Miller, and Inez Taylor demonstrated tooth powder and cold cream, with 1940 club pins awarded to the Senior 4-H girls. The next gathering is set for April 6 at the Fred Nuiltmer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloyd Torren
Emil Freden
Paul ‘Thompson
Norman Taylor
Ruth Baldridge
Jay
Virginia Ahlgren
Virginia Ahleren
June Knickrehm
Evelyn Miller
Inez Taylor
Fred Nuiltmer
Manchester Girls Plan Basket Social
Manchester Girls Club met at the town hall for the March meeting. Joyce Wallum reported seven members attended. Old business was finished and new business discussed. Plans for a basket social and program were outlined. The girls worked on their club books during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Town Hall
Joyce Wallum
Thera
Scouts Practice Drill at Congregational Church
Scouts from Troop 60 held a half hour practice from 7 to 7 30 pm at the Congregational Church. W J Bachman Sr taught bookbinding to a few boys. After opening exercises the troop, 16 Scouts with seven officials and three visitors, was dismissed by the Scoutmaster with benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church Boy Scouts
W. J. Bachman
Bard
St Patrick Party Enjoyed By 4H Club Pals
The sixth meeting of the White side 4H Pals was held this month with Joyce DeShazer as president. Roll call counted 10 members sharing cereal facts. A St Patrick day party followed with Leona Root and Joyce DeShazer supervising games and lunch of green fruit salad angel food cake and sandwiches. Mrs. George DeShazer visited. Next meeting set for April 2.
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St. Patrick
Whiteside
Joyce DeShazer
St Patrick's Party
Leona Root
George DeShazer
Ite
Marie Feteri
Teporter
Hap py Go Lucky 4 H Club Meets At Eckmann Home
One regular meeting of the Hap py Go Lucky 4 H Club was held at the John Eckmann home on March 8. Clarence Meyer called the meeting to order and Warrere Gilchrist gave a demonstration on the care of lambs. After the meeting several songs were sung with Mrs J P Rudy playing the piano. The hostess, Mrs John Eckmann, served a delicious lunch.
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John Eckmann
Clarence Meyer
Warrere Gilchrist
J. P. Rudy
Darold
Vokanann
Kellogg Club Holds March 4-H Meeting at Gestreich Home
The Kellogg Woollies 4-H club held its fifth monthly meeting March 8 at 3 PM at Paul Gestreich's home. Greta Kuebishin cochaired, eleven of fourteen members attended, new 4-H song books were shared, Eggleston substituted as leader, and lunch followed games. The next gathering is scheduled for Walter Sheffield's home on April 4 at 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttne
KeHoge Woollies
Paul Gestreich
Greta. Kuebisinho
Eggleston
Eerved
Walter Sheffield
Harold Notdaker
Jolly Janés Becomes Cooking Club Meeting Title
A garbled OCR fragment indicates a name transition with mixed language elements. The text signals a group or club titled Cooking Club with references to Jolly Janés and a meeting context, though details are unclear.
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Jolly Janés
Jolly the
Olanes
Neki
Demonstration and games committee named at Eckmann meeting
A meeting led by Edith Eckmann featured a table setting demonstration and a program of songs. Warren Gilchrist and Robert Lynch served on the game committee. Edith and Esther Eckmann were appointed as the committee of games. Neva Eckmann will give a demonstration and measurements at the next meeting at Frank Lynth home. After the gathering, Mrs. Eckmann hosted a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budy
Edith Eckmann
Eckmann
Esther Eckmann
Returns Home Ill Forestburg
Donald Senska was taken ill last week in Madison while attending Eastern Normal College. He was brought home after several days in a hospital there and is now sick with anemia, requiring extended bed rest at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Donald Senska
Madison
Comstock Family Returns From Texas Visit
Mr and Mrs Everett Comstock and children arrived in Cavour on Saturday after a winter in Texas. They visit Mrs Comstocks parents Mr and Mrs W B Coughlin. They plan to move on soon to Yankton where Mr Comstock is the professional at the country club golf course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Comstock
Texas
Daughter Born to Odland Family in Madison
Mr and Mrs Ben Odland of Madison announce the birth of a daughter Patricia Lou on March 3 at Madison Hospital weighing seven pounds five ounces. The Odlands are former residents of the community.
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Forestburg
Mar
Ben Odland
Madison
Merch 3
Madison Hospital
Patricia Lou
Kruschen plan promises weight loss and health boost
An ad fragment touts Kruschen as a daily morning tonic to activate liver bowels and kidneys, cut calories, and shed pounds in weeks. It claims improved health and youthfulness with a money back guarantee, urging readers to start today.
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