Girl Scout Troop 7 Meets After School
Girl Scout Troop No 7 met Friday May 3 after school in the Presbyterian church basement. Captain Peterson announced the troop won five dollars for selling the most dance revue tickets, with Marilyn Whitman the top seller.
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Girl Scouts
Presbyterian Church
Marilyn Whitman
Natalie VanaArsdale
Jean Hathaway
Peggy Pickell
College Auditorium
Phyllis Reese
Rochester
Audrae Wright
Boy Scouts Camp at University of South Dakota
Boy Scouts will camp May 10 and 11 on University grounds south of the armory during the Merit Badge exposition. They will cook, maintain a model camp, and use Vermillion High School gym for housing. Churches in Vermillion will provide meals, and leaders will attend a luncheon in Dakota Hall Saturday noon, May 11.
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University Grounds
University Ground
University of South Dakota
Vermillion High School
University
Vermillion
Dakota Hall
Formation Of New 4 H Garden Clubs Continues
4 H garden clubs form for town and country youths under state leader H M Jones. Enrollment must reach county agents by May 31. Each member cultivates a garden of at least two square rods and keeps a record book of home use and sales. Members may exhibit demonstrate and judge like other 4 H members.
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H. M. Jones
Garden Club
Mr. Jones
Spring Valley Teacher Treats Pupils With Easter Candy
A Spring Valley teacher Miss Smith surprised her class the day before Easter by bringing in a sack of Easter candy and cookies and a large marshmallow egg for each student. The pupils expressed gratitude and took the treats home with them.
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the Spring Valley
Miss Smith
Third Grade Posters Drawn At Spring Valley School
Delore Klukas notes that classmates drew butterflies in Miss Smiths class Lois Steele created a large butterfly and another student a small one The teachers chose the best and the drawings were traced onto heavy paper and hung in the school room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delore Klukas
Spring Valley School
Miss Smith
Lois Steele
Edison School Pupils Decorate Windows with Paper Art
First second and third graders made large birds to adorn classroom and door windows while upper grades crafted vases of flowers from colored paper. Ella Gross of eighth grade submitted the report showing the pretty window decorations enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison School
Uaper
Ella Gross
Dance Is Given By 4-H Club Members
The Girl's 4-H club of Frankfort held a dance in the Legion hall Friday evening with West's orchestra providing music. A large crowd attended and a pleasant evening was reported. The club also sold candy and food at the track meet Friday afternoon. A rally Saturday May fourth drew many 4-H club members and youths from the Carpenter area to Clark for information and instruction.
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Frankfort
Legion
West
Carpenter
Clark
Edison School YCL Regular Meeting and Picnic Plans
The Y C L of Edison school held its regular meeting led by president Roger Burnett with pledge and flag salute. Attendance excluded Harold and Lois Stevens. Minutes recorded and plans made for a May 19 picnic with assigned family duties and menu including sandwiches salad fruit cake and beverages.
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Edison
YCL
Roger Burnett
Harvey Bender
Harold
Lois Stevens
C. L. Chorus
Ella Gross
History Of Girl Scouts Told By Elinore Hall
Elinore Hall of Huron recounts the rise of Girl Scouts inspired by Baden Powell's Boy Scouts. Juliette Gordon Low formed the American Girl Guides in Savannah, with national HQ moving from Washington to New York in 1916. By 1916 about 300,000 American girls ages ten to eighteen joined the movement emphasizing outdoor skills domestic science and community service.
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Elinore Hall
Huron
Robert Baden Powell
Boy Scouts
England
Girl! Guides
Juliette Low
Scouting
Girl R Guides
America
Savannah
Georgia
Washington, D. C
New York
Longfellow Biography Noted by James Lynch
James Lynch of Banner IV school writes about Henry Wadsworth Longfellow born in Portland Maine on February 27 1807. He was the son of a lawyer and congressman the second of eight children and entered Bowdoin College at fifteen. He studied abroad in France Spain Italy and Germany and authored works such as Psalm of Life Voices of the Night and The Court Ship of Miles Standish.
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James Lynch
Longfellow
Banner IV School
Portland
Maine
Bowdoin College
France
Spain
Italy
Germany
Miles Standish
Banner IV Y C L Holds Meeting At School
Banner IV Y C L meeting led by president Carol Knouse opened with pledge and flag salute and school hymn. Members read minutes by secretary Dean Knouse and approved. Committees assigned wastepaper flag March papers collection and paper distribution. A Mothers Day program was approved and meeting adjourned.
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Banner School IV
Banner IV School
Carol Knouse
Y. C
Knouse
Rall
Dean Knouse
Bobby
Fune
Dean
James
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Instructions for custard garnishes and variations including Maple Sugar Sweet Potato Custard and Brown Wolf Sweet Potato Custard. Recipes call for crushed jelly, marshmallow, peach, apricot, coconut or nut meats, chocolate, caramel, maple syrup, raisins, butter, sorghum, and spices with baking steps and toppings such as meringue and whipped cream.
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Sara L. Dewing
Washburn Speaks on South American Revolutions at Club
Rev. J. E. Washburn of Highmore spoke to the Commercial club on Tuesday evening about South American revolutions. He described his years in South America and familiarity with its political upheavals. In Conde locality the soil is in fine condition due to heavy April rainfall and snow.
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Washburn
Miller
J. E. Washburn
Highmore
Commercial Club
South America
Three-Day Regional Girl Scout Conference Opens Here Tomorrow
The Hiawatha Region Girl Scout conference, covering Minnesota and the Dakotas, opens in Huron tomorrow with registrations in the hotel lobby. National guests Bessie Vine Olive McCormick and Mrs. Douglas MacNeil will discuss leadership standards and Scout programs while local leaders guide panels on camping badges and community activities. A Golden Eaglet award will be presented to Gladys Brown, with sessions through Friday including sections on council leadership, examiner responsibilities, and a public dinner with Dr. Frank L. Eversall.
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Hiawatha
Minnesota
Dakotas
Huron
John .D. Nutting
Northfield
Elkshall
Katherine Abbott
St. Paul
Huron Girl Scouts
Charles E. Barkl
Miss Abbott
Bessie Vine
Olive McCormick
Douglas MacNeil
New York City
Huron Council
Els Hall
Mariel Setecith
Margaret EB. Thomas
Minneapolis
Harriet I Rust
Girls of
Gladys Brown
Mises Abbott
John E. Hipple
Pierra
Miss Astrieth
J. G.W. Havens
Austin
Minn
Miss Vine
Macteil
Ethel C. Jacobson
Pierre
Sakakawea
Lunchcona
Country Club
F. W. Buck
Duluth
MacNeilst
Helens. Gamble
Aberdeen
Miss Aftreith
Margaret. E. Thomas
Harriet I. Rust
Dorothy Laslett
E. Robbing
Lucile Ekelund
John D. Nutting
MacNeil
Eric Thorberg
Bismarck
Helen T. Benson
Glen Ulin
N. D
Helen May Hoye
N. D. Ramstad
C. M. Carlaw
County Club
Brownie Packa
Carl Grothe
Lucile Ekelend
Louise Cornell
Nutting
Hilleary L. Murray
Juliette ‘Low
4. C. Wess
National’ Board
Mary Davis
Elkshal
Frank L. Eversall
Huron College
Spanish Sicilian Lines United Betrothal Ties In Exiled Royals
Paris reports a union between Princess Marie de Bourbon Orleans, descended from the Two Sicilies, and Infante Juan, youngest son of Alfonso XIII. The couple’s families span four nations with monarchies in exile, linking ducal lines, with details of births and dynastic marriages amid royal upheaval.
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Paris
Spain
Marie de Las Mercedes de Bourbon
Orleans
Juan
Alfonso XIII
Elnes
Carlos de Bourbon
Caserta de Bourbon Deux Siciles
the Two Sicilies
Mediterranean
Garabaldi
Traly
Alfonso VII
Infante of
Louise of Orleans
Duchess de Guise
France
Aimelle
Portugal
Manuel
Madrid
Seville
Alfonso Xtit
Infante
Ancient Lake Preston paper added to state library collection
Lake Preston Times Vol. 1 No. 1 dated Oct 20 1881 was added to the State college library historical collection. Gifted by C Johnson of Pullman Washington the brittle issue belonged to an early Kingsbury county Dakota Territory settler’s mother. The issue notes early Lake Preston life with contractor ads and Ireland agrarian unrest news.
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Lake Preston
Brookings
C. W. Starling
Ireland
Brookings Press
Dakota
Huron
Cultural pact goal of Nazis with United States noted
Berlin reports German school authorities say America is among nations Germany seeks to reach a cultural understanding with. Negotiations are under way between government and educational officials to foster cultural ties as part of a broader pact agenda.
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Germany
America
Berlin
Germans to send students to U S this summer as exchange
American authorities and the German ministry of education plan a mutual student exchange this summer with Germany expecting to send about two students to American universities. Germany will also send a group to Istanbul and Ankara in September as part of a broader exchange network already active with Britain France Italy and the Nordic states. Some 560 German students receive foreign scholarships annually. Americans study music is included in the exchange.
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Ministry of Education
Turkey
Itag
Germany
United States
Istanbul
Ankara
Great Britain
France
Italy
Algo
German American Exchange Brings German Musicians to Utah and Coe
Three American students from Utah University, University of South Carolina, and Coe College receive scholarships at the Stearn Conservatory for Music in Berlin. In return the German American Mus Students' Exchange association arranged for three German musicians to study at Utah and Coe.
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Utah
South Carolina
Coe College
Stearn Conservatory For Music
Berlin
Farewell Dinner For Local Masons And Eastern Star Members
A farewell party was held for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schadt and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reynolds of Bancroft. They planned to relocate to Long Beach California to make their home today.
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Bancroft
May
Banscroft Masons and
Eastern Stars
Ray ‘Schadt
Fred Reynolds
Long Beach
Calif
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South Dakota
Evelyn Hartnagel
Girl Scout Troop No
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Lydis
Pinkham
Mra
Marion Sidor
Chicago
Rhein
Lucien Lilokxc
Cologne
Perriton
Haxon’s Best Pharmacy and Gut Shop
Kelvinator
Cou Meek A
Northwestern Public Service Co
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