National Boy Scout Leaders To Attend Council In Oklahoma City
National Boy Scouts of America leaders, including Walter W. Head of St. Louis, Col Theodore Roosevelt Jr., Daniel Carter Beard, Dr James E West, and leaders Marshall Field and John M Schiff, will take prominent roles at the 10th annual National Council meeting in Oklahoma City at the Skirvin Hotel on May 8 and 10. The roster highlights Head’s banking and insurance leadership, Roosevelt lineage and outdoorsmanship, Beard’s long generation-spanning role, West’s youth advocacy, and Field and Schiff as business and museum trustees guiding Scouting support.
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National Council
Skirvin Hotel
Oklahoma City
Okla
Walter W. Head
St. Louis
General American Life Insurance Company
Middle West
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Head
American Bankers Association
Adrian I
DeMo
American Naional Bank of
St. Joseph
Omnational Bank
Scout Council
Omaha
Nebr
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Wyoming
Bat
Boy Scouts National Executive Board
Beard
Boy Scouts
Daniel Carter Beard
Uncle Dan
New York
Uncle Dan" Beard
Movement
America
Boys’ Life
All Boys
Cincinnati
Ohio
Covington
Daniel Boone
James E. West
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Supreme Court of the United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Whitepease
Dr. West
Harding
White House
Hoov
Roosevelt
Marshal Field
John M. Schifé
Field
Exelusive
Chicago
New York City
Field Museum of Natural History
Metropolitan Museum of Art
John M.schiff
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Five Schools Win Trips For Writing League Activities
Faithfulness 1, writing school accounts for the past year, won Pierre trips for five Beadla rural schools. Whittier led by Mrs. Lyla Mac Pier, Tyrrell with Leland Greenan, Fairfield No. 2 led by Miss Louise Matson, Connell under Miss Stasia Davis, and Sunshire led by Della Davis will send delegates to the state Y.C.L. convention on May 13 and 14.
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Pierre
Beadla
Y.C.L
Whittier
Lyla Mac Pier
Tyrrell
Leland Greenan
Fairfield No. 2
Louise Matson
Connell
Stasia Davis
Sunshire
Della Davis
Huronite
Huron
Young Citizens Leagues
Distinguished speakers at Oklahoma City Boy Scout meeting
Prominent leaders including Dr George W Truett Dr J Reuben Clark Jr and Dr Frank Porter Graham will address the annual dinner in Oklahoma City on Scouting The program features Bishop Francis C Kelley and highlights Scouting as part of The American Way with talks on citizenship youth programs and democratic ideals.
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Mortimer L. Schiff
Boy Stouts
Schiff
Oklahoma City
George W. Truett
First Baptist Church
Dallas
Texas
Baptist World Alliance
America
J. Reuben Clark, Jr
Salt Lake City
Utah
Francis C. Kelley
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Catholic Committee On Scouting
Catholic Committee of Scouting
Amea
Bishops’ Conference
Boy Scouts’ National Council
Boy Scout Movement
Children Finish Science Work Books at Fairfield No 2
Symmond Brock writes that students at Fairfield No 2 finished science work books. They filled in unfinished parts and express relief as the school year ends.
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Wr. Symmond Brock
Fairfield No. 2
Coolidge Leaguers Elect Officers
The Ninth Meeting of the Coolidge League of the Connell School Friday opened with YCL pledge and salute and the YCL song. Picnic plans and sora fee plantings were discussed. An amateur program featured Phyllis Jean Ornig winning while Patricia Ford acted as Major Bowes. Officers elected: Clinton Hornig president and corresponding secretary Irene Glanzer treasurer Phyllis Jean Hornig secretary. Meeting adjourned with God Bless America.
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Coolidge
Coolidge League
Connell
Y.C. L
Y.C.L
Phyllis Jean Ornig
Patricia Ford
Major Bowes
Clinton Hornig
Irene Glanzer
Phylis Jean Hornig
God Bisss Amera
Clinton Boriig
Stasia Davis
Weeks School Pupils Prepare Fair Exhibit Paintings
Pupils at Weeks School, including seventh grader Robert Marone, report near completion of their fair exhibit pieces. They describe finishing samples in painting, pencil, pen, crayon, and pastel media planned for this week.
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Ae Pupas
Weeks School
Robert Marone
Plant Bushes And Trees At School News
Darold Eckmann reports on a Friday meeting at the school where the program committee Marvin and Alois offered entertainment due to the lack of new business. Delores Beck tracks a sleep chart for a rest and recreation booklet while Mrs. Fred Eckmann donates two lilac bushes and six Chinese elm trees for planting.
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Marvin and
Alois
Darold Eckmann
Delores Beck
Fred Eckmann
Darold
Tyrrell School Classes Review Finals Preparations
Seventh and eighth graders at Tyrrell School have completed science history spelling and language workbooks. They are now reviewing them for finals, as reported by Russell Maas of Foster District No. 3 and teacher Leland Greenan.
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Tyrrell School
Russell Maas
Foster District No
Leland Greenan
Pupils Awarded For Reading At Foster Township School
Seventh grade pupils at Foster Township receive superior awards for reading. Names include George Reinschmidt Albin Stahl Francis Stahl Grace Hofer and Joyce Lau among others. A total of 380 books were read this term. Bernette Stahl reports.
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George Reinschmmidt
Albin “Stahl
Anidé
Francis Stahl
Stahl
Reat
Clarence Haoc Hofer
Joyce Lau
Bernette Stahl
Foster Township
Gaughran
Grace Hofer
Girls' Club To Make Conservation Books
The Little Women's 4-H Club of Welsington met at Helen Dague's home with eleven members reporting hobbies. Minutes were approved, and a motion set to make 4-H conservation scrapbooks. Arlene Larson spoke on table coverings while Bethel discussed silverware use and Eva Mae covered finger foods.
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Little Women’s
Welsington
Helen Dague
Dorothy
Arlene Larson
Bethel
Eva Mae
Doris
Lunch Served After Meeting by Mrs Dague at Club
After the meeting games were played and a lunch was served by Mrs Dague. The next meeting is planned at Arlene Larson's home on May 17. Dorothy Fritzsche, secretary.
Murray School Exits Art Work For Exhibit
Six week period sees Murray School completing art assignments for the fair as seventh and eighth graders study civics, history, and rural educator terms. Eighth graders finish civics and history units while Thompson tests them daily. Music work includes identifying phonograph records by voice and instrument, with new songs learned: Lifts Faith of Our Fathers and How Do You Do. An odd historical note mentions Seguin Me's 2734 hours of fog in 1907.
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Murray
Thompson
Eunice McCoy
Postage Meter Installed By Huronite
A postage meter enabling businesses to print lawn postage, postmark, and cancel various mail classes has been installed by The Evening Hur onite. Operated under post office department permit and leased from Pinney Bowes Postage Meter Company, it can print prepaid postage and postmarks, saving transit time through the Huron post office.
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Huronite
Uncle Sam's Post Office
Post Office Department
Pinney-Bowes Post
Hatchling House Fly Describes Growth Stages
The house fly begins as a fully developed larva that hatches into a smaller form than adult males. Females reach maturity after the initial growth stages, marking a development sequence from hatchling to adult.
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