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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1937
Page
11
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A Yale district declamatory contest drew 39 entries across divisions from Barrett Township Yale Independent School and Virgil Independent. First place winners included Bernice Waldner Barrett Township Ruth Jean Marsh Yale Grace Vernon Yale Naomi Tschetter Delores Gross Yale Margaret Beck Wacher Arthur Bemis Yale and others. Chorus rehearsals and multiple school successes followed across Wolsey Wessington Hitchock locations with many first place essay and speech winners named.
Four Spink County girls depart Redfield for a WPA educational camp at Columbus College Sioux Falls for four months of leadership training. NYA employees Ione Blanchette Tartán Margary Roberts Ashton Peets Lane Exbel Schurch named for the course. Mr and Mrs BE Spicer return from Vancouver WA and plan to rent their Redfield farm and visit Iowa before returning to Washington.
Leis Braskamp assisted four W. G. L. patrol girls from Lakota troop 1 with knitting at the last meeting. Miss Jeanette Noel received a set of buttons as a surprise. Sikakawea patrol lacked them. Mrs. Ebert, Captain, Margaret Noel, and Dorothy Swan hosted the Mercury patrol and other J. G. L. patrols with a singing game. Janet Thatcher could not attend. Mercury patrol and some J. G. L. patrol girls have yet to leatherwork while others watched and danced the Virginia reel. New officers elected: Frances Link patrol leader, Gloria Christopherson assistant patrol leader, Joan McArthur scribe. The girls sang before leaving. Report by Lorraine Goorher, seporter.
Wilson G R notes show The Wilson Girl Reserves held a meeting after school in Miss Bis sall s room on Tuesday. Girls were chosen as waitresses and hostesses for the conference. Posters were assigned to several members and Tashaine Goocher will perform a violin solo on April 10. The group spent time making Chinese lanterns and collecting handicraft for display at the conference. Lorraine Goocher wrote the account.
Shirley Juan McCoy, eighth grader at McCoy School, writes she has not finished her fifth six weeks test and plans to take her period two weeks earlier to allow more time to review for finals. She also intends to look up review questions provided by her teacher.
Canadian Press reports a diary from last August detailing the starvation deaths of brothers Willie Collins, 23, and Edgar, 20, lost in the boreal north Quebec wilderness. Found in an old shack, Willie cut his leg and both suffered, writing pleas to parents as illness and hunger overwhelmed them in a harsh winter of storms and isolation.
Twenty members attended the weekly Troop 2 meeting in the Presbyterian Church basement on Tuesday evening from 7 30 to 9 00. Sixteen scouts worked on tenderfoot tests while second class requirements were reviewed. Four patrols held knot tying contests after patrol meetings with Hawk Patrol prevailing. Report by Foul Findley, Madison News.
Seven members of the Jolly Coyotes Club will meet at Mrs. Lyman's residence today to practice a play they present tomorrow. The show depicts how loud rowdy children change after joining the club and how their behavior improves. Gertrude Smith authored the account.
Spink County pioneer Mrs Henry Blume died Saturday at 53. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Congregational Church with Rebekah Lodge in charge. She was born in Crandon Township 1884 and survived by husband Henry Rice a son and four brothers. burial at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Sioux Falls declares the Queen Bee mill property on Third Street and Frills Avenue, a six story Sioux Fat granite landmark, sold by Commander Larabee Milling to Ban Margulies. The buyer plans warehouse use. engineers once valued a brewery project at about 256000 to replace the site.
Vermillion hosts a district music contest April 1 and 2 with about 2000 attendees including students, two supervisors, drivers, and chaperones totaling around 2080. Events span five campus locations and three venues on the campus with additional schools entering across classes A B and C from Beresford Canton Vermillion Alcester Centerville Elk Point Freeman Hurty Irene Jefferson Lennox Meno Parker Parkston Seotland Springfield Tripp Tyndall Wakonda and more.
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