4-H Enrollment Climbs To 6500
Organization of 4-H clubs proceeds rapidly with more than 6500 project enrollments on March 1. Counties already equaling or exceeding their 1937 enrollment include Aurora Buffalo Campbell County Fall River Faulk Hyde Jackson Jerauld Lyman Pennington Perkins Tripp and Washabaugh. Clubs with three or more meetings to their county extension office may still receive membership pins. These pins were supplied to 5 clubs including 763 Members during the past month and may not last beyond one more month. Report blanks are in the secretary's book. send one to the county office for each meeting held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Buffalo
Campbell Fall River
Faulk
Gregory
Hyde
Jackson
Jerauld
Lyman
Pennington
Perkins
Tripp
Washabaugh
Lakotah Girls Meet At Church
Lakotah Girl Scouts Troop 1 held a weekly meeting Monday at Congregational Church. Girls sang, learned a new song, then split into patrols for attendance, first aid practice, and health tests as the meeting concluded with Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of Lakotah Troop 1
Congregational Church
Doris Merry Reilly
Girl Scouts Pass Tests In Flag and Serving Skills
Sakakawen troop met after school for tests with Marjorie Jean Ziexke Marie Frick Beryl Mae Sell Virginia Hetlinger Frances Flesner Joan Mangen Dorothy Jane Sell and Patri Theeadgard passing flag requirements. Carol Findley passed the compass test Virginia Saxtons and Marjorie Jean Zieske passed serving duties. A hike is planned Saturday with a 1 pm meet at the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Jean Ziexke
Marie Frick
Beryl Mae Sell
Virginia Hetlinger
Frances Flesner
Joan Mangen
Dorothy Jane Sell
Patri Theeadgard
Carol Findley
Virginia Saxtons
Marjorie Jean Zieske
Presbyterian Church
Phyllis Gross
Winners Named In Spring Valley Declamation Contest
The Spring Valley School held its declamatory contest to select delegates for Huron. Third grader Darwin Klukas and Robert Murane spoke, with Zitl Rader and Deloris Klukns in sixth grade. Darwin performed Shortening Pop's Pants by Clifford Parker and Robert read Family Pride by Edna Marshall. Deloris presented Son of Mine by Cada Lanhan-Denna Oxtlind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Huron
Darwin Klukas
Robert Murane
Zitl
Titonka Girl Scout Meetings in Members Homes
Titonka Troop 6 and several groups met in members homes this week led by Mrs. Lehfeldt and Mrs. Horton. Activities included compass and fire prevention work, nature trails, and a spring hike in West Park. Groups postponed until further notice.
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Titonka
Methodist Girl Scouts
Wernice Lehfeldt
Jung Johnston
Rose Mary Loader
Dorthea Dunbar
Frances Horton
Worton
West Park
Mrs. Horton
Shirley Madison
Mayonne Cotton
Mary Eilen Kooyman
Declamatory Contest Winners at Schlueter School
The Schlueter School led by Joseph Greenan held a declamatory contest. June Walter won first in grades one and two, Shirley Brewer topped grades three and four, Ina Perryman took first in grades five and six, and Ruby Meyer won the seventh and eighth grade essay contest with Joy Westerberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlueter
Joseph Greenan
June Walter
Shirley Brewer
Ina Perryman
Ruby Meyer
Joy Westerberg
Clubs Formed At Arnes Saturday Evening
County Agent C. Ho Wagner of Clark spoke to a 4-H club at Earl Arne horn Saturday evening. Two 4-H clubs were formed a boys lamb club led by Earl Arnes and a home making club led by Mrs Walter Boavers. Hostess Mrs Earl Arne served ice cream and cake to members assisted by Esther Arne.
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Arnes
C. Ho Wagner
Clark
Earl Arne Horn
Lamb Club
Earl Arnes
Walter Boavers
Earl Arne
Esther Arne
Lindbergh Leaguers Host Carnival and Meet
Lindbergh Leaguers to give carnival and Lindbergh school's cross country meet held recently. After flag salute and pledge the roll used flower names instead of present. A prize include the smallest groundhog in captivity fly. Two new pupils arrive at Fairfield School Betty Jane and Bobby Hart in grades two and one respectively.
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Lindbergh School
Marca 25
Tone Allbec
Fairfield School
Betty Jane
Bobby Hart
Betty Jane Ig
Bobby
Betty
Grouedlane
Health Sentinels Organize Turton Unit
Turton, Mar. 28. The Turton unit of the Spink County Health Sentinels was formed last week under Mrs. Harriet Quam of the State Board of Health. Mrs. Ewing was chosen president, Mrs. Rahm secretary, and Mrs. H. M. Bissell reporter. The group will cooperate with the State Board in clinics exams and training as part of a new public health drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Sentinels
Turton Turton
Turton
Spink County Health Sentinels
Harriet Quam
State Board of Health
Loren Ewing
Ewing
George Rahm
H. M. Bissell
State Board
Akron University tests seek resonance in secretary speech
In Akron Ohio students in a secretarial theory class test voice resonance to improve telephone conversations. A unique setup records speech via microphone and loudspeaker as instructors critique nasal tone speed and articulation of s and z sounds. Thirty two students, led by Prof H M Deutt and Dr O A Hitchcock, report early gains.
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Akron
Ohio
Akron University
Xanadu
Kubla Khan
H. M. Deutt
O. A. Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Donald Hayworth
Public Speech Department
United States
Banquet Honors Turton Cage Team at Home
A banquet at EB Z Cloutier home Saturday evening honored the Turton cage team. The undefeated squad finished the season strong, were runners up at Warner, and placed well in district 3. Guests included Rollie Fey, Marvin Hausvik, Quentin Miles, Max Harvey, Edwin LeBrie, Clement Becker, Louis Sullivan, and Tom Huber.
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Avntow
Wesley LaBrie
Delia Mantey
Evelyn Batteen
EB. Z. Cloutier
Warner
M. B. Gunderson
Castoastmaster
Rollie Fey
Marvin Hausvik
Quentin Miles
Max Harvey
Edwin LeBrie
Clement
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Olive Neff discusses bread as the common energy source and a home art. She notes varieties from bakery loaves to quick breads, biscuits, waffles, and muffins, urging home cooks to master plain recipes for reliable, appealing meals year round.
Help One Another Sewing Club Meets
Mrs. Harold Dubois hosted the Help One Another Club at her home Friday afternoon with twelve members and a visitor Mrs. Osborne. They quilted and shared lunch. the April meeting will be at Mrs. Pearl Phillips home with Mrs. Almeda Rodman co-hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Mar
Harold Dubois
Osborne
Dubois
Frank Payne
Pearl Phillips
Almeda Rodman
Declam Contest For Rural Pupils Friday
Rural school pupils from Plato Linn and Wheaton townships will meet at the Sanger School Friday for a declamation contest in a special event announced from Zell.
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ZELL
Mar
Plato, Linn
Wheaton
Sanger School
District Declamation Contest Finals Friday Afternoon
Pleto Township will feature Isaae Schade in grades one and two, Dolores Rect in three and four, Irene Beiver in five and six, and Dessie Vetter in seven and eight. Brinkle school was named township champion after last Friday’s contest. Judges included Mrs Adelish Hardie Mrs Dull Miss Irons Roach and Maran Dux Ming Barbas. Approximately 191000 dry oil wells have been drilled in the United States.
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Pleto Township
Isaae Schade
Dolores Rect
Irene
Beiver
Dessie Vetter
Brinkle School
Adelish
Hardie
Mrs. Dull
Miss Irons Roach
One Maran Dux
Ming Barbas Iterle
United States
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