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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1935

Page

8

Tour of Huron Industry and Town Tour

Boyd Brusse of the Kelly school leads a student group through Huron visits on a windy Friday. They tour a packing plant a dairy farm a public service power plant a Nehi bottling line a weather bureau and more. They gain hot rolls at Swander bakery see a captured coyote at Rancho Roosevelt camp and end with thanks to the firms that hosted them.

Huron Boyd Brusse Kelly School Foster Township Nehi Chamber of Commerce Weather Bureau Indy New York City Vnn Einghitt Western Union Ruide Pierre Swander's Rancho Roosevelt Black Hills

Enrollment of Iroquois Girl Scout Troop 1

The weekly meeting of Troop 1 Girl Scouts of Iroquois at the high school assembly Tuesday evening enrolled the troop at headquarters and formed two patrols, Sakakawea and Poca hong, with listed members and leaders.

Troop 1 Girl Scouts of Iroquois Weep Lena Reedy Stelea Armin Teader Gladys Rounds Irene Blue Mary Jane Garry Hazel Zwanziger

Girl Recalls A Pleasant Sunday With Cousins

Marjorie Kouf a third grader at Whittier school describes last Sunday spent with her cousin visiting their home. They went to the peak to play, hunted arrowheads with friends John Marshall Phyllis and Lorraine, ate supper with neighbors, and she stayed overnight before returning to school the next morning. It was a lot of fun.

Marjorie Kouf Marjorie Whittier John Marshall Phyllis Lorraine Sove

Health Cards At Edison School Contest Outcome

A health contest at Edison School named Ella Gross to inspect pupils for cleanliness and dental hygiene. Awarded autographed books to six week perfect health record holders Gladys Wipf Elmer Gross and Arnold Bender by teacher Misa Gutzier.

Edison School Ella Gross Gladys Wipf Elmer Gross Arnold Bender Misa Gutzier

Perfect Attendance Prizes Awarded at Edison School

An Edison School eighth grader Ella Gross notes teachers award perfect attendance every four weeks. For the last cycle Gladys Wipf Leta Caldow Daniel Marie and Ella Gross earned prizes. Absences were mainly due to mumps. Prizes were packages of mints.

Edison Ella Gross Gladys Wipf Letha Caldow Daniel Marie

Merry Makers Of Lake Hold Meeting

The Sunshine Merry Makers club of Lane gathered at the school house for their regular 4-H meeting at 4 30 Friday evening. They scheduled a bake sale for March 23 at Johnson's store in Lane and spent the evening cutting patterns and dresses. Lessie Pato spoke on care of the hair. All club members attended with three visitors present Doris Schwabauer hosted and supper followed with The Rev Eschelman Al pena M W Syring and Inez Klemm from Lune attending.

Merry Makers of M. W. Syring Inez Klemm Lune Doris Schwabauer

Four 4-H Club Members Attend Rally at Miller

Velma Gland Lola Winegar Beverly Ravenscroft and Elaina Ravenscroft attended a 4-H rally meeting at Milt ex on Saturday. Mrs Carl Ravenscroft drove the girls to Miller by car and they returned home in the evening by train.

Velma Gland Lola Winegar Beverly Ravenscroft Elaina Ravenscroft Miltex Carl Ravenscroft Miller

4-H Club Begins Wild Game Study at Fedora Meeting

The Thimble Twisters 4-H club met Saturday at Miss Dallean Lambert's home with Bethal Kelsey presiding. They discussed wildlife conservation, set a study schedule, and held sewing demonstrations. Samples of work will be shown next meeting. Muriel Lambert, Fedora, reported.

Thimble Twisters Club Fedora Hnd Dallean Lambert Bethal Kelsey Chris Eldin Clarke Muriel Lambert Fedora

S D Scouters Confer April 5 Camping Conference

National director of camping L I McDonald will lead a South Dakota camping conference in Aberdeen on April 5 at the Alonzo Ward House. A luncheon at 12 30 and sessions follow. Delegates expected from Black Hills Sioux area Arrowhead and Central South Dakota councils. Topics include philosophy of camping troop camping equipment cooking and administration.

L. &. McDonald South Dakota Council Aberdeen Alonzo Ward A. E. Berg Washington August Abel Black Hills Council Sioux Area Council Arrowhead Council Central South Dunkots Berg

Girl Reserves Hold Candy Sale Meeting Notes

Four Wilson Girl Reserves members attended with Miss Harriet Carson. They learned an opera song and began a demonstration game for the conference. A candy sale is planned tonight after school. Songs were sung and the meeting adjourned.

Wilson Girl Resérvan Harriet Carson Winifred Robison

Pupil to Represent Spring Valley in Spelling Contest

Robert Broer, seventh grade student at Spring Valley School, will represent the school in the spelling contest on March 30. The report, written by Robert Morne, notes Miss Vera Smith is the teacher.

Spring Valley Robert Broer Robert Morne Vera Smith

Whitton School Pupils Read Books from Beadle County Library

At Whittier on Saturday teachers introduced more books from the Beadle county library. Pupils showed strong interest and many have read beyond requirements. Meredith Watson notes students wrote reviews to maintain a good reading record.

Whittier

School Girls Do Sewing For Class At Spring Valley

Miss Vera Smith at Spring Valley School instructs girls to sew as part of drawing class. Leis Steela plans a hot pan holder and Deloris Klukas will make handkerchiefs. Two weeks to complete, aiming for neat work and a high grade.

Ing Wit Vera Smith Ter Spring Valley School Leis Steela Deloris Klukas

Devils Food Cake Demonstration At Best Ever 4-H Club

The Best Ever 4-H club met at Florence Halbur's Virgil home with six members. Mildred Johnson led the meeting and set the year’s goal. Johnson and Lillian Larson demonstrated Devils Food cake. refreshments were served by Mrs Halbur.

Florence Harbur Virgil Mildred Johnson Lillian Larson

Washington Girl Reserves Final Practice Before Conference

The Washington Girl Reserves met after school for final practice on the Girl Reserve code ahead of the March conference. Ethelyn Berquist notes discussion of the candy sale and other preparations as WAKE EXAMS approach. Prairie Knoll fifth graders completed eight weeks of history exams with review questions and reports led by Verlyn Vogen.

Washington Girl Reserves Ethelyn Berquist Prairie Knoll School Verlyn Vogen

Rally Day 4-H Appreciation Letter From Huron

Mary Tobin writes to thank sponsors of the spring 4-H rally in Huron. The club attended at 10 percent presence with leader Mrs. F B Anderson. VaLois Clemmens led songs. Maxine Bigger staff accompanied. Maxine is Fairfield Mixers assistant leader.

Huron Mary Tobin F. B. Anderson VaLois Clemmens Maxine Fairfield

Award Pupils With Best Grades At Barrett Township

Barrett Township School District No 1 led by Amna Claassen held four contests for top marks over six weeks. A snapshot captured three pupils Norman Denman Betty Nelson and Marjorie Staum with grades 93 923 and 32.2 respectively. Betty is in second grade while Norman and Marjorie are in sixth grade. Report by Marjorie Staum.

Barrett Township Amna Claassen Norman Denman Betty Nelson Marjorie Staum Betty Norman Marjoria

Aid Meets Virgil Mission Talk At Mrs Seeding Home

The M E Ladies Act held its regular meeting March 15 at Mrs. W H Seeding’s home. After business, Mrs Eschieman spoke on Missionary work in Japan. Lunch was served by Mrs Frank Fanger Sr Mrs Frank Fanger Jr and Mrs Gooding. Next meeting will be at Mrs C P Van Der Aarde’s home.

AID Virgil W. H. Seeding Japan Eschieman Frank Fanger Gooding C. P. van der Aarde

Help Yourself And Lend A Hand During Pork Fat Shortage

During the coming season home makers in South Dakota face a pork and beef fat shortage due to fewer hogs and cattle. The article offers fat blending tips using lard, beef suet, muffion suet, and other wholesome fats. It explains cooking, cooling, and re heating to remove moisture and suggests suitable fat uses in pastries, gravies, soups, and meat dishes. It notes mutton fat is hardest to use but workable in strong flavored dishes.

South Dakota

Savory fats and roast pig guidance for home cooks

The text describes using Savory Fats for frying and seasoning vegetables, with steps to heat and flavor fat, render and reuse fat, and improve taste by adding milk or water. It then covers feed shortages prompting roast pig prep, including pig selection, curing solution of water salt and vinegar, drying and seasoning, sage dressing, roasting in a pan with butter or olive oil, and serving with crisp rind and sides like baked potatoes and apples.

Mitchell Visit Boosts Mrs Aisenbrey After Surgery

Mrs. K. T. Aisenbrey is visiting Mitchell with her mother Mrs. W. J. McMillan who underwent an appendectomy and is reported improving. The piece also notes 41 Johnsons, 37 Smiths, 25 Millers, and 18 Joneses enrolled at the University of Missouri.

K. T. Aisenbrey Mitchell W. J. McMillan University of Missouri Smiths Joneses

Lammers To Speak At Canova C C Session

J H Lammers of Madison will be guest speaker at the Canova Commercial club meeting in the Legion hall Monday evening March 18. A dinner will be served after which a short program will be given and the club revives its monthly dinner tradition.

Canova Mar J. “H. Lammers Madison Canova Commercial Club Legion Hall

Alpena Players Visit Coach Turner in Hospital

Several Alpena high school boys traveled to Huron to visit Coach A J Turner who is hospitalized. Turner hopes to resume duties next week.

Alpena Seversl Alpena High School Huron A. J. Turner Turner

Practice starts for play Oh Kay by Alpena dramatic club

The Alpena dramatic club begins practicing Oh Kay a comedy mystery thought to be brimful of interest and thrills. Actors rehearse eagerly as the show approaches.

Alpena Dramatic Club

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