Hiawatha Troop Interest Revived
The Hiawatha Girl Scout troop under new leader Mrs Carry Easton held Saturday meetings at her home The Outdoor Patrol nominated Mary Lou Tomlinson as chairman with Betty Klar patrol leader Betty Lou Johnson assistant patrol leader Norma Jean Nelson secretary and treasurer and Lois McFadden troop reporter They went on a February 15 hike and later February 22 tested for part of the winter sports badge On March 1 the full troop shared breakfast at Mrs Easton's home Afterwards some members went bowling and on March 10 attended the annual Girl Scout Banquet Then Starfinders badge work began and a candy sale in late March netted 1 25 The latest meeting on March 17 opened with the promise and the girls divided into patrols Checatese and Aponies worked on cooking badge A o clock luncheon for mothers completed Hostess badge work with Betty Webster Marjorie Sundlie Peggy Hendrickson and Valda Jean McFadden The meeting closed with songs and Taps led by Lois McFadden
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Hiawatha
Carry Easton
Mary Lou Tomlinson
Betty Klar
Betty Lou Johnson
Norma Jean Nelson
Lois McFadden
Easton
Arnold Nelson
Dorothy Webster
Klar
Frank Ferguson
McKinley School
Checatese
Aponies
Betty Webster
Marjorie Sundlie
Peggy Hendrickson
Valda Jean McFadden
NYC Water Use Record Stands at 939 Million Gallons Daily
Records show New York City consumes about 939 million gallons of water each day. The figure highlights the city’s substantial demand on its water supply system and reflects ongoing municipal usage patterns.
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New York City
Farewell Given to Troop Lieutenant Miss Howard
Sakakawea Troop 7 opened with songs and patrol meetings. Major Bowes program led to a party for Bernice Howard, leaving for Lutheran Church, with gifts from girls and mothers. Mrs Gray will take her place as lieutenant.
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Major Bowes
Pvrol ‘Gram
Bernice Howard
Lieber
Miss Howard
Easton
Titonka Girl Scout Pins Celebrate Founding Anniversary
Titonka Troop 6 met at the Methodist Church after school where each girl received a pin featuring the US flag and Girl Scout banner. The gifts from J C Penney Co commemorated the movement's founding 29 years ago.
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Titonka Troop 6
Methodist Church
United States
J. C. Penney Company
Girl Scout Movement
Penney Company
Daisy Patrol
Scout House
Flash Patrol
Walker
Tentative Plans Made For Party At Golden Valley 4-H
The Golden Valley 4-H Cooking Club met at Dorothy and Stanley May’s home. Members answered roll call with favors for the month and all were present. A sleigh ride was planned for Sunday.
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Sng Qaren
Golden Valley 4-H
Dorothy
Stanley May
Rally Day Plans for Beadle Bandits Poultry Club
March 16 notes invite Beadle Bandits Poultry Club members to participate in Rally Day activities. Plans were made for the event and all members will take part. After the meeting a lunch was served.
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Beadle Bandits Poultry Club
Ruth Ramsell
Elect Delegates To YCL Convention
The Cain Creek C L meeting was called to order by president Ira Baum. Delegates Ira Baum and Cora Mae Hill were elected with Mary Lee Cranston and Leonard Maltke as alternates. The group also chose basket exchange participants and heard readings about St Patrick and shamrock plants.
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Cain Creek
C.L
A Baum
Phyllis Mauke
Cora
Mee Hill
Mary Lee Cranston
Y.C.L
Ira Baum
Cora Mae Hill
Leonard Mattke
Shamrock
St. Patrick
Dennis Gleason
Lois Eden
Farmerette Club Welcomes Four New Members
The Farmerettes Club held its second meeting at Genevieve and Marian Campbell home. New members Joan Johnson Beryle Campbell Leola Weber and Margaret McCarl joined. A spring party is set for Friday night March 21 at Pleasant Valley Hall with 4-H songs and a luncheon. The next meeting will be April 5 at Cleone Yost and Genevieve Campbell home.
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Farmerettes Club
Genevieve
Marian Campbell
Cleone Yost
Charlotte Yost
Rolly Polly
Wes
Evelyn Johnston
Joan Johnson
Beryle Campbell
Leola Weber
Margaret McCarl
Pleasant Valley Hall
Genevieve Campbell
Troop Honors Scout Achievements at Sponsor Night
Troop observes Sponsor's Night at McKinley School with Tenderfoot badges awarded to Bernard Comstock Kenneth Hanson Dale Keelin and Harry Thomas First class rank earned by Forrest Devers A safety and first aid demo was led by six Scouts headed by Charles Crow The district trophy was presented by G R McArthur on behalf of the Kiwanis Club Cocoa and doughnuts followed served by the McKinley P T A women.
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Boy Scouts of America
McKinley School
Bernard Comstock
Kenneth Hanson
Dale Keelin
Harry Thomas
Forrest Devers
Charles Crow
G. R. McArthur
Kiwanis Club
McKinley P.T. A
Handy Helpers 4-H Club Teaches Canned Goods Buying
Miller 4-H group led by Grace Moore discussed buying canned vegetables, with Della Bahr presenting labels and a storage tip, Dorothy Winegar explaining fresh produce prep, and Evelyn Campbell covering street conduct. Della Bahr to attend Pasture Improvement School March 21 after a Friendship Song.
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Handy Helpers
Miller
Grace Moore
Della Bahr
Dorothy Winegar
Lois Warren
Evelyn Campbell
Pasture Improvement School
Henrietta Gohring
Sunflower YCL Reports Croquet Victory and Finances
Violet Wipf, a seventh grader taught by Irene Kleinsasser, reports new games received on Thursday March 13 including croquet and kittenball. A tournament crowned Wipf Sunflower League champion while the C L treasurer notes an even balance of $1.
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Sunflower Ycl
Violet Wipf
Irene Kleinsasser
Sunflower League
C.L
Counties Join In 4 H Club School
Beadle Hand Jerauld and Aurora counties held a sheep and swine feeding school in Huron on March 15 where 4 H club members learned about pig and lamb care parasite control and profitable projects. County agents led livestock judging records fitting showing and management discussions. Officer elections named Marilyn Cavenee president Delbert Larson vice president Delion Larson secretary treasurer. Committees were formed and all members will serve as officers and reporters this year.
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GA. McDonald
Animal Husband
Beadle
Hand
Jerauld
Aurora
Huron
G. Ss. Weaver
J. R. Urton
Raphael Brandrnet
Alvin Barber
Leonard L. Ladd
Marilyn Cavenee
Delbert Larson
Delion Larson
Flag
Marvin Ganske
Bonita Cavenee
Mabelle Tipton
Wayne Ganske
Delbert Larsom
Marvin. Tipton
Tipton Leaguers Elect Officers
Tipton School held its regular Y C L meeting Friday with president Marvin Ganske calling the session to order. Members discussed raising funds for the Y C L and planned selling candy to support the cause.
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Tipton Leaguers
Tipton
Y.C. L
Marvin Ganske
Y.C.L
C.L
Three New Pupils at Brinkie School Add to Class
Brinkie School welcomes three new pupils: Violetta Roach seventh grade Arley Roach fifth grade and Mary Alice Roach second grade. The group brings nine pupils with eight girls and one boy and comments from Alberda Heppler. Nizam of Hyderabad Mir Mahbub Ali Khan Bahadur Asaf Jah is cited as the world richest man. Kirby Highe of the Phillies earned his 13th victory on Friday the 13th while Hugh Mulcahy suffered a 12th straight loss after a bid for his 13th from July 31 to Sept 27.
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Brinkie School
Violetta Roach
Arley Roach
Mary Alice Roach
Pup
Alberda Heppler
Nizam of
Hyderabad
Mir Mahbub Ali Khan Bahadur
Asaf Jah
Phillies
Hugh Mulcahy
Adlerika bowel relief advertised by Sherman and Moe
Ad for Adlerika promotes quick bowel relief and gas pain relief after ten years of use. The dealer Sherman and Moe, Druggists, urges readers to get it today and notes pleasant action with no harsh laxatives.
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Sherman & Moe
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