Redfield Society Held Annual Spring Luncheon and Meetings
The Literary Guild hosted its annual spring luncheon at a member’s home with bridge as the afternoon diversion. The Twentieth Century club’s annual meeting closed with a paper on South Dakota birds by Glen Cole. Several societies met at different homes for reports, devotionals, and bridge games, with prizes awarded and multiple participants noted. Summit Construction warns parents about injuries from street machinery in the city.
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The
Literary Guild
Slice Nordseth
Bridge
Twentieth Century Club
C. Li Bates
Glen Cole
South Dakota
Ladies Benevolent Society
Congregational Church
George Dickson
Summit Construction Company
Boy Takes First Trip To Pierre State YCL Convention
David McCoy recounts eight delegates from Huron traveling to Pierre for the U L convention. They toured the Capitol, visited the Soldier's Memorial, and met officials while collecting autographs. The trip included a stop at Miller's Cafe, a show of Huck Finn, and a final stop at the central monument near Pierre before returning to Huron.
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Pierre David McCoy
YCL
David McCoy
Jefferson School
Pierre
Huron
Joseph Greenan
Miss Davis
Miss Larson
Wessington
Traier
St. Charles
Miller's Cafe
Sag
Black Hills
Capitol
Masonic Temple
Siste
Commis.ioner of Schools and Public Lands Office
Grueran
Hutton
Monument
South Dakota
North America
Willow planting at school sparks hopeful growth
Ing Perryman writes about planting willows at the school ground. They broke off willow branches and placed them in water to form roots, hoping the trees will grow, as Joseph Greenan of Foster District No 1 records the event.
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Ing Perryman
Joseph Greenan
Foster District No. 1
Wayland school hike to Major Gulch enriches pupils outing
Wayland School and teacher Estel Williams took students on a Friday afternoon hike to Major Gulch. After climbing hills and playing games, refreshments were shared pot luck. Mrs. Wilma Ravenscroft and Mrs. Estel Williams drove some pupils home while others continued the four mile hike.
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Wayland School
Wayland
Estel Williams
Major Gulch
Wilma Ravenscroft
Girl Reserves Hike and Park Picnic Additions
The Wilson Girl Reserves met after school on Wednesday walked to Winters Park discussed Girl Reserve Camp and two new members Dorothy Turner and Mary Shaw joined. Miss Lewis treated each girl to pop and a planned picnic for next Wednesday was announced. Frances Neuharth and Lila Hein attended county chorus rehearsal in Huron with others reporting good singing. Shirley Brewer notes a new reading book titled The Elson Reader taught by Joseph Greenan with stories and poems.
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Wilson Girl Reserves
Winter's Park
Miss Lewis
Dorothy Turner
Mary Shaw
Maxine Powell
Frances
Neuharth
Lila Hein
McBride
Huron
Gladya
Vernon Neuharth
Shirley Brewer
Lindy League
Joseph Greenan
Elson
Benefit Bridge Aims to Aid Scout Camp Attendance
A benefit bridge for the Girl Scouts was held Friday afternoon at the Guild Hall in De Smet. Miss Geraldine Osbegt and Miss Marjorie Linton led a program at four o clock with acts by JU Ryland Ramonz Agerhold Bol the Scouts Phyllis Sher wean and Shirley AC. Four Scout mothers served tea after the program. Scouts hope to raise funds, about $6, to attend camp at Pieere this summer.
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Benent
Guild
de Smet
Jocal
Geraldine Osbegt
Marjorie Linton
JU Ryland
Ramonz Agerhold
Bol
Phyllis Sherwean
Shirley AC
Pieere
Boost Attendance At Girl Scout Meet
Sioux Falls may 6 regional conference adds 60 leaders from Jone troops in Towa and South Dakota attend a morning parley with national staff and regional members. Training highlights include personnel Olive McCormick Dorothea Sullivan and Mrs Helen Daily from the Satria Girl Scout Staff New York City. Marie Aireith regional director cites final registration figures with Sioux City 33 and Sioux Falls 40 delegates.
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Sioux Falls
Towa
South Dakota
Olive McCormick
Dorothea Sullivan
Helen Daily
Satria Girl Scout
New York
Marie Ailreith
Hiawatha J
Lions City
Sioux City
Barrett School Exhibit Planned For Tuesday
Dorothy Coyle a seventh grader at Busy Beaver School Barrett No 4 reports the school exhibit will be held tomorrow A short program is planned in the afternoon with Miss Daisy Keene county nurse giving a talk and whistling numbers Some pictures are already on display
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Barrett
Dorothy Coyle
Busy Beaver
Barrett No. 4
Roberta Walton
Daisy Keene
Surprise Hike for Girl Scouts of Hiawa Troop 3
The Girl Scouts Troop 3 enjoyed a surprise weekly meeting hike with leaders Mrs Nelson Mrs Ferguson and Mrs Kallas to the Great Northern Bridge. They passed the first outdoor badge test and planned a May camping trip at Lake Byron and a Arbor Day tree planting. Taps was sung and the girls were dismissed. Written by Helen Ferguson.
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Girl Scouts
Hiawa
Nelson
Ferguson
Kallas
Great Northern Bridge
Lake Byron
Helen Ferguson
St Lawrence 4 H Club Reorganizes Into Three Groups
All members of the St Lawrence 4 H Club reorganized into The Challengers led by Mrs Mason Ford The Go Getters led by Lucille Flint and The Cheerful Chums led by Mrs T Dennis The girls then played games directed by Miss McLughlin district extension agent and Mrs Clifford Johnson of Miller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Bancroft School Holds Declamation Contest Honors Awarded
The Bancroft School declamation meet for intermediate pupils was held Friday afternoon. Forest Tibbets won first place in grades five and six, Vivian Wertz, Marlyn Cheney took second, Delbert Tirksen earned first in eighth grade, Edwin LaBounty led seventh grade, Lois Schlender placed second, and Bobby Huddleston finished third.
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Bancroft School
Forest Tibbets
Vivian Wertz
Marlyn
Cheney
Delbert Tirksen
Edwin LaBounty
Lois Schlender
Bobby Huddileston
Gann Valley Girls Win Spell Contest at May Day
Ethel Wir eck and Donna Fraser will represent Buffalo County in the state spelling contest in Huron next fall. The county spelling contest, held with May Day activities in Gann Valley last week, named winners in the fifth and sixth grade contest as Shirley Dye and George Krog, with Mrs Mildred Teeslink and Mrs Wal- completing the judging panel.
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Gann Valley
Ethel ‘Wiereck
Donna Frasers
Buffalo County
Huron
Shirley Dye
George Krog
Mildred Teeslink
Rural Buffalo County census led by district official
Ma Anderson directed teachers in rural Buffalo County to conduct the census under the supervision of county superintendent Merle Tysdale.
Girl Scouts Host Supper For Parents In Badge Test
Hiawatha Troop 3 held a supper for 40 guests to complete a cooking badge test. Fifteen girls prepared and served fish each at a separate table under Mrs J A Nelson Mrs L D Rollins and Mrs Hoy Gillespie. Five earned second class badges as Mary Ellen Mars Durand and Norma J Nelson performed piano pieces and songs followed by taps.
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Ang Gar Opyats
Hiawatha
J. A. Nelson
L. D. Rollins
Arithmetic Booklet For Fair By Seventh Graders
The seventh graders of Mincy School created an arithmetic booklet for the fair. It includes terms and definitions studied this year and features a drawing of a plane and solid figures. They copied formulas and Rural Educator reviews for use as review before sending to the Fair.
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Mincy
Lois J. Mattke
Miner School
Clifton No. 7
Miner School Pupils Finish Reading Year
The Miner School reports progress with first grader Beverly Hopper at 20 books, Betty Marane and Jerry Mattke each at 10, and Shirley Hopper at 25. Seventh and eighth graders completed 202 classics by the end of the fifth sixth weeks, reading 15 different class books this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner School
Beverly Hopper
Betty Marane
Jerry Mattke
Shirley Hopper
Jhas
Minex School
Roosevelt Pupils Win 16 Ribbons at Rally Day
Roosevelt School pupils earned sixteen ribbons at Rally Day held in Virgil. Prizes came from races and contests such as racing, sack racing, jumping, and other events. Otis Pierson won two blue ribbons and one white. Marvin Tatchie received one red and no blue. Harold Andresen earned one blue. Don Anderson won three blue ribbons. Gladys Andresen took one blue and one white. Blaine Dittmer earned one white. Mary Vintner received one white.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt School
Virgil
Otis Pierson
Marvin ‘Tatchie
Harold Andresen
Don Anderson
Gladys Andresen
Blaine Dittmer
Mary Vintner
Border Adventure Grande in America Ends In Alarm
An unclear narrative describes a tense scene by a water edge with anxious riders, a price quoted in cents, and crossing aliens. A rifle cracks the night air along the Rio as a voice shouts ALTO and federals order halt from behind, ending with To Be Concluded.
Yale Ladies Aid Elects New President After Meeting
The Yale Community Church Ladies Aid met at Mrs. E O Vondracek's home with ten members present and ten guests. Mrs Vondracek resigned as president, and Mrs William Malone was elected to fill the vacancy.
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Yale Ladies Aid
YALE
Ladies Aid
Yale Community Church
E. O. Vondracek
Vondracek
William Malone
Blunt High Celebrates Skip Day With Outing
Lower classmen at Blunt High School marked Skip Day by picnicking on Farm Island then watching two movies in Pierre before returning home.
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Blunt
Blunt High School
Farm Island
Pierre
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