Beadle Schools Exchange Portfolios Across Nations
Beadle County schools report sending portfolios to international peers including Italy Latvia Australia and the Philippines as part of the Junior Red Cross exchange program. Participating U S schools list Hazel Tutz Ruth Johannsen and Martha Brzazowsky among others with responses noting reciprocal work on portfolios.
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South Africa
Italy
New Zealand
Australia
Latvia
Yougoslavia
Beadle County
Red Cross
Bendis
Richland
Cavour
Hazel Tutz
Scuola Elementare
Cavo
Taranto
Schlueter
Osceola
Alice Walsh
Laoag
Zitmentary
Nocos Notre
Philippines
Virgil Ind
Virgil
Juanita Murphy
San Remigio Elem
San Remigio Cebu
Philipines
Halsey
Wolsey
Martha Guthreller
Riverton Good
Kimberly
Pleasant Ridge
Helen ‘A. Thomas
Ronaldyvlei
Glendale
Alpena
Arthur
Marshall
Hitchcock
Olive Mortimer
Boorolite
Victoria
Pretty Prairie School
Iroquois
Dorothy Gilchrist
Moonambel
Allen No. 1
Adeline Cooser
Bloome
Biome
Girl Reserves Plan Skating Party After Meeting
The Junior high Girl Reserves held a Monday morning meeting opening with minutes. Margaret Peterson led a courtesy discussion and a skating party was planned for Tuesday night before adjournment.
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Margaret Peterson
Dakota Belles Kittenball Win Over West Park Scrimmage
The Dakota Belles kittenball team won 18 to 32 against West Park Sdgenball in a Sunday night practice on the West Park diamond. The Dakota Belle team comprises members of the Dakota Belles Food and Nutrition club of Huron. Coach Floyd Gluesing is reachable at 3984 or 15 Illinois Avenue Southeast. captain Clara Schwartz can be contacted for scheduling at 4325.
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Dakota Belles
West Park
Dakota Belle
Dakota Belles Food and Nutrition Club
Huron
Floyd Gluesing
Entertain Small Friends At Party At Timm School
In the Timm school neighborhood Goldie Skinner reports a small party for children. Invited guests included Ralph and Raymond Skinner Donald Timm LeRoy Glassburn Robert Engler and Mies Rhoads. The teacher served candy at dinner and before closing. Older pupils made May baskets with the invited children weaving chains for morning and afternoon baskets of flowers used for handles.
More Girl Scouts Register In 1934
An increase of almost 4000 registrations for February 1934 is announced at national headquarters of the Girl Scouts by New York City. Total active membership reaches 322,694, a growth of 56.8 percent since January 1920.
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Girl Scouts
New York City
Girl Scout National Organization
Bread demonstration by Florencella club in St. Lawrence
The Florencella club of St. Lawrence hosted a bread demonstration showing foreign breads and several buns made from sweet dough. Eight members attended at the reader's home, and hostess Are misk Kerkhoff served lunch at the close of the meeting.
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Florencella Club
St. Lawrence
Aremista Kerkhoff
Sandwich Club Teaches Sandwich Making At Meeting
The Twelve Domestic I Zisses club held a Saturday afternoon meeting with all members present. Delores Kopper and Mary Jorie Sherman demonstrated sandwiches. Lunch followed. Plans were made to raise funds for a club camp. A June meeting was announced by Charlotte Lonz aer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Kopper
Mary Jorie Sherman
Charlotte Lonzaer
Troop 37 Scouts Re-Registered In Pierre
Troop No 37 of Pierre renews its charter with twelve Scouts re-registering. Sponsored by the Lutheran church, Scoutmaster Paul C Kelly leads the group. Committee members are Kermit A Nelson chairman Russel E Anderson and Lloyd Amundson. Scouts include Harley Hansen George Hurst Emil Jarl Carl Jensen Jens Jensen Martin Langland Russel Peterson Robert Sabey George Walter Hallam Hans Jensen and Howard Price.
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Boy Scouts’ of
Pierre
Lutheran Church
Paul C. Kelly
Kermit “A. Nelson
Russel E. Anderson
Lloyd Amundson
Harley Hansen
George Hurst
Emil Jarl
Carl Jensen
Jens Jensen
Martin Langland
Russel Peterson
Robert Sabey
George, Walters
Perry “Hallam
Hans Jensen
Howard Price
Pupils Clean School After Dust Storm Rain Restores Curtains
Goldie Skinner reports that after dust storms Miss Mary Rhoads washed the curtains in the Timm school room and, following rain, had Viola Parkhurst and Goldie Skinner hang them again. The piece highlights pupils helping with school chores after a storm.
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Mary Rhoads
Goldie Skinner
Summer Camps Highlight Outdoor Life For Girl Scouts
Miss Amelia Thoorsell of New York City discusses the need for day and overnight camps, urging two weeks of summer camping and several hikes yearly. She says living close to nature is essential to scouting, and that only through such experiences can a Girl Scout truly know the planet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Thoorsell
New- York City
Huron
Thoors
Girl Scouts
Primitive living and Girl Scout ideals in modern life
The piece extols simple living via primitive crafts, praising Miss Thoorsell for promoting safe camping with expert guidance. It links nature, health, and happiness to outdoor activity, quoting Wordsworth and stressing how youth should love the outdoors. It notes widespread contracts and signed agreements in farming communities in the U S South Dakota reports large participation in corn hog reductions.
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Tolor
Miss ‘Thoor
Wordsworth
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By SARAL Extension
Extension meetings across Beadle, Hand and Hyde counties discuss 1934 35 program projects for study. Three options are outlined with votes determining the chosen project for demonstration. Foods Program No 1 covers Lewiston foods and supplying an adequate diet at low cost in town or farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SARAL
Dewing
Beadle
Hand
Hyde
Lew Cnst
Give Your Old Clothes To Needy
Readers are urged to donate clothing for the needy in Huron via a coupon to be mailed to D. K. Scruby, chairman of the American Legion clothing committee. A Legionnaire will collect the garments for redistribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hu~ron
DK Scruby
American Legion
Shortcuts and Economy Topics at Local Club
Optional programs include music, reading, quartet contest, and one act plays. Tomorrow’s foods program No. 2 will be published with topics on Christ mas gifts and home entertainment.
Summer School Bulletin Distribution At USD
Vermillion May 8 Bulletins for the regular summer school session at the University of South Dakota are ready for distribution. W H Batson director of school of education reports about 2 000 bulletins mailed to teachers and administrators across several states and initial notices sent to grade teachers in surrounding states.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
W. H. Batson
School of Education
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Wyoming
Montana
Batson
Chemistry
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Central
Evelyn Hartnagel
Beadle Schools
Holt
BY Williams
Pia
Méa
Scotland
Barnaby
Love
BY Ahern
Boots
Martin
Slots, Ronald
Ronald
Mama
Millie
WTA
Baloney
BY Sydney Smith
Shose
Shell Hane
Moon Mullins
BY Willard
Yooke
Tummenden
Girl Scout
U. S
Florencetta Club
St Lawrence
Armista Kerkhoff
D. K
American Legion Clothing
Chatmass City
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