Train Scouters In Camp Routine
Delegation of Scouters attends camp conference at Aberdeen on April 3 to train leaders for the National Jamboree team. A camp school follows in May at Camp Dakotah with district camps led by trained volunteers. HH Lucley announces a three day tent city camp near Huron for rural boys to gain Scouting experience with host troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Abel
Dakotah
HH. L. Hucley
Huron Scouts
United States
Poultry Judging Demonstration by 4-H Club
Members of the Cackleberry 4-H Club met at James Morrill's home for a poultry judging demonstration led by Raymond Hamro. The program covered judging pointers and breed characteristics. The next meeting, to be held at Joe Thompson's home on Saturday April 20, will include live chicken judging. Mrs Morrell served lunch. report by Fredrica Sundell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morrill
Raymond Hamro
Joe Thompson
Morrell
Fredrica Sundell
Longfellow YCL Elects Officers at Pearl Creek Meeting
The Longfellow YCL of Pearl Creek township opened with a flag salute and voted to review contest rules for a school speech event. They will buy disinfectant for the first aid kit and update a health courtesy chart. Officers elected included Corrine Hedlund president Dale Hed vice president Cecil Matter secretary. The group adjourned after the session and noted a school visit to Rye Craverford taught by Miss Kelpf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow Ycl
Pearl Creek Township
YCL
Corrine Hedlund
Dale Hedand
Cecil Matter
Rye Crverford School
Miss Kelpf
Corrine Hed- Tune
Miss Dahl
Declamatory Contest at Whittier School Winners Named
Whittier school held a declamatory contest with Judge Evelyn McKnight from Huron. Donald Katz won first and second grades, Marjorie Kouf won the third grade, and Edgar Baseman won the fifth grade. Winners to compete in Huron on March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier School
Evelyn McKnight
Huron
Watson
John Keut
Donald Katz
Marjorie Kouf
Edgar Baseman
McK
Nimble Needles Club Holds 4 H Meeting at Peter Helland Home
Nimble Needles 1 H club of Fedora met at Peter Helland home to set annual program and goals. Mary Helland reports roll call covered health rules and 4 H music list, recreation led by the reporter, with games and a lunch later served by Mrs Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimble Needles Club
Nimble Needles
Peter Helland
Mary Helland
Sunshine School Edges Edison In Kitten Ball Tilt
The Sunshine school of Iowa township hosted Edison school for a kitten ball game delayed by illness. Duane Buckley reports Sunshine won 3 to 2 as Erle Gillenberg was sick with mumps and Miss Gianzer led the Sunshine class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison School
Sunshine School
Iowa Township
Edison
Erle Gillenberg
Duane Buckley
Gianzer
Sunshine Schow
Whittier Chooses Spelling Delegate For Contest
One Whittier school pupil was selected as spelling contest delegate. Meredith Watson notes the teacher received a spelling pamphlet from Mr Burley and Eileen has studied the board words. The listed words will be used in the contest.
Adventure Books On Shelves Fascinate Young Readers
The Huron library showcases new books for youth including The Tescup Whale by Lydia Gibson about a pollinator sized whale growing beyond familiar vessels before being released to sea. Call to Adventure edited by Robert Spiers features 27 explorers sharing bold journeys. Marie Almighi a Peary’s The Snowbaby’s Own Story traces a North Pole explor er daughter’s growing up. Dance of the Hours by Florence Choate and Elizabeth Curtis offers backstage opera life and a girl joining the ballet corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Gibson
David
Huron Library
Robert Spiers
Lowell Thomas
Alan Villiers
Frank Hawks
Marie Almighiia Peary
North Pole
Far North
Florence Choate
Elizabeth Curtis
Metropolitan Opera
Ballet
Wild Flowers Studied By Beaver School Pupils
Sixth grade pupils at Beaver school taught by Miss Florence Hofer describe a wild flower study. They learned flower parts and functions, dissected flowers, drew labeled pictures, and planned a composition on protecting wild flowers as they await spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aftic
Beaver
Florence Hofer
Heary Hofer
Miss Hofer
4-H Hammer Demonstration At Carpenter Club Meeting
The boy's 4-H handicraft club of Carpenter met Saturday evening at Walter Beaver's home for a hammer handle fitting demonstration led by Wendell Beavers and Richard Hanna.
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Carpenter
Walter Beaver
Wendell Beavers
Richard Hanna
4 H Club Council Plans Local Radio Program
Beadle county 4 H club council met at Ala Oviatt's home Wednesday evening with little business. They planned a radio program and voted to form a local orchestra including some 4 H members. Bernice Wehr, reporter, notes the next meeting will be at Margery's home on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oviatts
Beadle County
Ala Oviatt
Tome
Misa
Dewing
Will
Tae Te
Bernice Wehr
Margery
Committed Notes From County Agent Meeting
Fragmentary OCR recounts a meeting directed by John Noonan, county agent. Mentions a luncheon served at midnight by Mars Beavers and references a forthcoming gathering with James and Jackie Falkerberg. Names and details are partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noonan
J A
J Mars. Beavers
James
Jackie Falkerberg
Court of Honor Held At Miller Scout Troop 12
Scouts of Miller Troop 12 held a Court of Honor in the basement of the Presbyterians church on Tuesday evening. Scout Executive John Smith of Huron and local leaders presided as twelve members received Tenderfoot, Second Class, and First Class badges. Harlan J. Bushfield awarded First Class badges, and after business the group shared lunch and performed a service by washing dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Presbyterians Church
John Smith
Huron
E. H. Wilson
Andrews
Hartt
Smith
Darrel Heider
Russell Firemark
Donald Keninel
Charles Beadles
Lee Bel
Lloyd Cakebread
James Graham
Robert Finnel
Charles Rudd
Board of Review
Verlyn Hewett
Lloyd Parrish
Harlan J. Bushfield
Help Yourself and Lend a Hand by Sara L Dewinng
A historical booklet outlines salad preparation steps. It covers selecting and cleaning vegetables, separating leaves, washing in salted water, and storing green salads in cold water. It advises crisp uniform cuts and blending dressing ingredients before use to avoid runoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara L. Dewinng
Salad preparation guidance from a school menu handbook
The guide covers ahead prep of dressing and main salad components, emphasizes keeping meat vegetables and fruit separate until service, and stresses distinct pieces with proper dressing. It notes garnishes enhance appeal, uses leftover produce in salads, and highlights variety through mild flavors. It mentions salads can be main dishes, pair with soups or bread for a complete meal, and notes vitamins and laxative effects.
Mathews To Address Academy of Science
H Mathews of the University of Wisconsin noted authority on criminal detection will be guest speaker at the state meeting of the Academy of Science on the Dakota Wesleyan university campus Friday and Saturday April 12 and 13 He will speak Friday evening on The Use of Scientific Methods in the Identification of Criminals South Dakota colleges and universities will be represented Science teachers of all high schools invited Dr E P Churchill of the University of South Dakota is president of the science group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Academy of Science
Mitchell
H. Mathews
University of Wisconsin
Dakota Westsyat University
AML
South Dakota
E. P. Churchill
University F of
Rain Deluge Softens Dust Clouds in LaRoquois Region
Spring arrival marked by a good rainfall Tuesday night into Wednesday. Rain began around midnight and lasted until noon, bringing varying intensities. Rain gauge recorded 0.32 inch of moisture, expected to dampen persistent dust storms over the area.
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Lroquois Troquois
Mar
Eastern Star Visit Delights Onida Chapter Officials
The Oni da chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star hosted Grand Conductress Mrs. Muriel Brown of In swich who led a Tuesday program. An afternoon instruction covered ritual work and South Dakota grand chapter by-laws while evening ceremonies featured exemplified rites followed by a buffet. Mrs Brown stayed with Dr. and Mrs. B M Hart during her Onida visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S
Onida Onida
Mar
Onida
Order of the Eastern Star
Muriel Brown
Inswich
Brown
B. M. Hart
Morrison Speaks Iroquois Pot Luck Supper Held
A well attended pot luck supper at Esmond hall hosted by the Methodist congregation featured a address by Rev F E Jeverson of Huron M E church. Eleanor Engel and Miss Nelson conducted sales at the event. An annual Men s supper by Onida Presbyterian church drew a large crowd and raised funds for the church budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Iroquois
Mar
Esmond Hall
F. E. Jéverison
Huron M. E
Eleanor Engel
Miss Nelson
Onida
Presbyterian
Estate of Helene Blume probate notices issued in South Dakota
State of South Dakota sends notice to Frank Blume concerning the estate of Helene Blume, deceased, with court action appointed for proving will and related probate proceedings in Beadle County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Beaunty
Will of Helene Blume probate in Huron South Dakota
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER of this said Court made on the 13th day of March A D 135 notice is hereby that Friday the 5th day of April A D 1a at 10 30 A M of said day at the Court Room of said Court in the Haights of Pythias Building No 64 1 Ave S 5 in Huron South Dakota has been appointed as the time and place for proving the Will of Helene Blume deceased and for hearing the application of Robert Blume the executor named in the will and issuance to him of letters testamentary when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. Dated at Huron South Dakota this 3 day of March 1433. By the Clerk of the County Court (SEAL)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Dale
Albert Blume
Dak
Sophie “Reeves
Stan
Charles Reaves
North French Avenue
Sioux Falls
Daka
Hedwig Kaul
Raf
Hilda” Briggs
Cherokee Street
St. Lows
Robert Sime
Helene Blume
Pythias Fildz
Hueva
South Dakota
Helene Blyme
Robert Blunw
Gores Ludy
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