Girls Plan Wild Life Sanctuaries for Scout Camps
Girl Scout camps across the United States are invited to establish wild life sanctuaries with cooperation from the Audubon Society. Maps and surveys of site features, trees, and birds will guide planting of native flora and placement of bird houses to attract wildlife and aid young survival.
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Wild Life
Audubon Society
United States
National Association of Audubon Societies
Frances Morse
Gil
Titonka Scouts Scrapbook Plan and Meetings
Titonka troop met Monday in the Methodist Church with patrols active. Busy Bee works on an international scrapbook and plans a library party to research global scouting. Daisy on secret and badge questions. Sports on child nurse badge. beginners party discussed. They played Crossing the Delaware and closed with a singing. A snow hike occurred last Saturday. no scout meeting next Monday.
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Litonka
Busy Bee Patrol
Delaware
Vernice Lehfelit
Amateur Hour At Wohelo Meeting
The Wohelo Girl Scouts regular meeting opened Monday afternoon with clap in clap out. Lt Lundgren led in Captain Walker’s absence while Phyllis Cranstion served color bearer and Lily Feuberg Joy Cranston acted as color guards. Ruth Smith accompanied on piano as “O Beautiful for Spacious Skies” was sung.
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wWohelo Girl Scouts
Walker
Lundgren
Phyllig Cranstion
Color Beerer
Lily Feuberg
Joy Cranston
Ruth Smith
J. C. Penney Company
Ramona Lundgren
Cain Creek Schools Craft Posters Highlight Spring Theme
Friday activities at Cain Creek School featured art by Gene Wooden Leonard Mattke and Mary Lee Cranston Phyllis Mattke. First and third graders drew rabbits chickens spring scenes while seventh grade girls prepared PTA invitations with rabbit motifs.
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Cain Creek
Gene Wooden
Leonard Mattke
Mary Lee Cranston
Phyllis Mattke
P.T. A
Miss Hague
James
Barren
Cheerful Helpers Elect New Officers at Fry School
The Cheerful Helpers League of the Fry School held its regular meeting March 15 with Glen French presiding. All members attended and new officers were elected: President Margaret Beyer, vice president Camilen French, secretary Farmer, and news reporter Margaret Reyes. No new committee members were added. A Master party is set for March 22.
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Cheerful Helpers League of the
Fry School
Glen French
Margaret Beyer
Farmer
Camilen French
Margaret Reyes
Halsey School Hosts St Patrick Party for Nearby Schools
The Halsey School held a St Patrick party on Friday with Roosevelt School students taught by Miss Gooding and McBride School pupils taught by Miss Rhoads. They played games sang songs and did ciphering. Lunch was served and candy hats were given by Miss Rhoads.
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Halsey School
Roosevelt School
Miss Gooding
McBride School
Miss Rhoads
Charlotte Myers
Books Read By Sheffield Students
Pupils at Shemerd School read many titles. Wayne McDonald read six books, Clyde Dillman 26, Iris Mae Friedricksen eight, Deloris Glanzer eleven, Lois Anne Friedricksen twenty five, Vivian Peterson fourteen, Louise Glanzer twenty four, Letha Caldow nineteen, and Donald Ratliff thirty. Louise Glanzer authored the report, taught by Lois Davis.
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Shemerd School
Wayne McDonald
Clyde Dillman
Iris Mae Friedricksen
Deloris Glanzer
Lois Anne Friedricksen
Vivian Peterson
Louise Glanzer
Letha Caldow
Donald Ratliff
Louise Glantzer
Lois Davis
Weather and precipitation outlook for Huron region
Highest and lowest temperatures recorded over the past year are 85 and 25 degrees. Precipitation totals for the month and year are 84 and 1 respectively with normal values 53 and 53. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies, light snow possible Friday, and rising temperatures across South Dakota Minnesota and surrounding areas. Shippers forecast shows minimums from 10 to 25 degrees within 200 to 300 miles of Huron through Friday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Northwest
Minnesota
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WPA Builds and Reconstructs 200 South Dakota School Buildings
Mitchell reports over 200 new or rebuilt schools under the WPA in South Dakota, averaging three per county. The program funds 668 public buildings statewide, including 3 new structures, 6 additions, and 150 school projects. Armories and civic structures expand, with 32 playgrounds, 38 athletic fields, 29 stadiums, and 4 fair grounds built or improved.
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Mar
WPA
South Dakota
M. A. Kennedy
Kennedy Ball
Kennedy
Toyota
Aberdeen
Brookings
Edgemont
Flandreau
Madison
Pierre
Sioux Falls
Stureis
Yankton
Helle Fourche
Bricton
Murdo
Emery
Irene Do
Rapid City
Spearfish
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Kenneth Christensen Wins First Prize for Comic Coloring
Kenneth Christensen earned the sweepstakes prize for coloring a Dick Tracy page in this week’s Saturday comics. Ten tickets to the Huron Theatre were awarded for the best color work, with entries due by Wednesday at 5 pm. Winners may collect tickets at the Hur on Theatre box office. Other winners included Lillian Pullman Esther Erickson Betty Low Johnson Sophie Maras Patty Jo Marso Anna arifis Goldie Baker La Verne Hansom and Dotty Almond.
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Kenneth Christensen
Dick Tracy
Huron Theatre
Huronite
Lillian Pullman
Esther Erickson
Betty Low Johnson
Sophie Maras
Patty Jo Marso
Anna ®Arifis
Goldie Baker
la Verne Hansom
Dotty Almond
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