Girl Scouts To See Switzerland International Trip Planned
Five American Girl Scouts and thirteen Girl Guides from eight foreign countries will visit a Swiss international chalet next August. Mrs. Frederick Ed ey of Belport Long Island national commissioner notes the visitors will be hosted by the Juliette Low Memorial Fund Committee to promote understanding and friendship among girls worldwide. The fund honors Juliette Gordon Low founder of Girl Scouts in the United States.
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United States
Thirten
Counries
Switzerland
Frederick Edey
Belport
Long Island
American Organiztion
Edey
Girl Scout International Committee
Juliette Low
Girl Scouts
Juliette Gordon Low
Girl Acanting
Memorial camp unites Girl Guides from many nations
Mrs Eddy notes a yearly memorial fond for the Girl Scout movement. This year five girls from the country and thirteen from Egypt India Yugoslavia Great Britain Netherlands South Africa Norway and Sweden will join others at Our Chalet high in the Alps near Adelboden Switzerland. The Chalet was donated to the World Association by Mrs James J. Storrow of Boston.
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Girl Scout
Girl Guides
Girl Scouts
Egypt
India
Yugoslavia
Great Britain
Netherlands
South Africa
Norway
Sweden
Alps
Adelboden
Switzerland
The
World Association
James J. Storrow
Boston
Titania Troop 6 Girls Scouts Hold Homes Meetings
Titania Troop 6 of the Methodist Girl Scouts continue weekly gatherings in members' homes. Vernice Lehfeldt's group met Saturday, hiked to the Great Northern bridge, did nature study, and roasted chenera and marshmallows. Patty Potter's group reported two absences, studied trees and birds, then returned home and closed with The Golden Sun Sinks in the West. Frances Forton's group went on a nature hike and opened with games, searched for birds and nests, had a nosebig lunch, and sang. Rosemary Loders, June Johnston, and Dorothea Dunbar's groups did not meet this week. Mary Ellen Kooyman.
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Methodist
Gtr
Vernice Lehfeldt
Great Northern Bridge
Patty Potter
Iss
Frances Forton
Rosemary Loder
June Johnston
Dorothea Dunbar
Mary Ellen Kooyman
Bonilla Boy Scouts Hike to Lake Dudley
Thirteen Bonilla Scouts and Scoutmaster Dean Meyer hiked to Lake Dudley on Saturday morning and returned Sunday evening. R May carried bedding and supplies. The boys enjoyed swimming fishing and cooking the ash.
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Bonilla
Dudley
Bonilla Boy Scouts
Dean Meyer
Lake Dudley
R. May
Beadle Schools Win Pierre Trips
Beadle schools win trips to Pierre tied to a news writing contest of the Young Citizens League convention. The winning programs include Schius eter taught by Joseph Greenan Jefferson Lyla Mae Gutzler South 2nd Steel Margaret Long Trim Elsie Wiese. Delegates chosen to attend the convention at the State House with a banquet planned at Pierre Indian School.
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Young Citizens League
Pierre
Huranite
Cipal
Huron
Schiuseter
Joseph Greenan
Jefferson
Lyla Mae Gutzler
South 2Nd Steel School
Margaret Long
Trim
Elsie Wiese
State House
Parochial Pupils Win Two Contests
Matthew Rowan of St. Josephs Parochial School Woonsocket won first in written and oral divisions of the county spelling contest held at Woonsocket High School Saturday. Carolyn Grace of Warren won second in both divisions, earning Samborn County representation at the state spelling contest at the State Fair next year. Alberta Hanson Benedict placed third in written and Milton Ochlerking Logan won fourth in oral division.
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Matthew Rowan
St. Joseph's
Woonsocket
Carolyn Grace
Warren 4
Samborn County
Alberta Hanson
Benedict 3
Milton Ochlerking
Logan
Reading Awards At Edison School For Library Earners
Edison School pupils complete library award reading. Four second awards go to Ralph Wipf Clinton Miller and Leonard Wipf. First awards awarded to Ed win Wat Arnold Bender David Hofer and Marie Gross. Leonard Wipf notes enjoyment of the books and plans to strive for more awards next year.
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Edison School
Ralph Wipf
Clinton Miller
Leonard Wipf
Edwin Wat
Arnold Bender
David Hofer
Marie Gross
Picnic Planned by Jefferson Girl Reserves Meet
The Jefferson Girl Reserves held a meeting led by president Edythe Hibbard. They planned an outdoor meeting and picnic inviting Mrs. Hottman, with each member bringing lunch. Easter eggs and candy were gifted by Mrs. Gunnison. Blanche Hibbard and Virginian Hetlinger provided lunches as two new songs were sung. Troop No. 8 Tekakwitha Girl Scouts followed to Riversi¢ Park from St Teresa's School for marshmallows and games until five p.m.
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Jefferson Girl
Edythe Hibbard
Blanche Hibbard
Virginian Hetlinger
Della Shallis
St. Teresa's School
Riversi
Park
Eileen Wagner
May Day Health Program Promotes Child Health Day
The Home Extension clubs host a public health program in the Farmers' Room at the courthouse in Huron at 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Ruth Lewallen, Huron city school nurse, presents educational slides on Prevention of Tuberculosis and Venereal Disease. The event, part of May Day Child Health Day, aims to promote health education in homes, schools, and communities.
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Court House
Huron
Ruth Lewallen
Huron City
B. F. Barthel
Home Extension Health Committee
Lana Kloth
Mse Magruder
Aged Woonsocket Residents Die on May 2
Woonsocket reports the deaths of two longtime residents on Monday May 2. E. A. Smith born in Eldora Iowa arrived in 1883 and ran a Woonsocket drug business until 1906. Karen Marie Jensen aged 92 died at her son James Jensen’s home, survived by James and Chris Jensen, born in Denmark.
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E. AL Smith
Karen Marie Jensen
Smith
Dorn
Eldora
Iowa
B. W. Baer
Chris Hansen
James Jensen
James
Chris
Denmark
Cigaret Tax Meters Banned By State
The South Dakota licensing division bans cigaret tax metering machines used by 12 wholesalers. Inspecting official Glenn Richards states automatic stamps are preferred to curb bootlegging, but current machines are unsatisfactory. Wholesalers must use stamps from the state treasurer until a satisfactory device is found.
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Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Glenn Richards
Sobcitor
Department
Hoe
Richards
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