YCL Holds First Annual Meeting at Aberdeen
The YCL and the Lhe Maung Citizens league held their 61st annual event in Aberdeen on May 6 and 7. Delegates from Beadle County schools joined 1700 members for talks music and exhibits. A national board selection was proposed to unite New and South Dakota Minnesota youth groups with a next Aberdeen meeting set for October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhe Maung Citizens League
Aberdeen
Imath Endanes
Beadle County Yaulny Citizens League
John Kouf
Eleanor Burgeson
Willis Kladt
Valley Township
Pearl Creek
Crawford
Huvenite
Cluren
Beth Wittenberger
Whiteside School
Clarence Burnett
Edison School
Robert Erost
Spring Valley
Iris Wogan
Prat Eh
Rom “Nera
South da
Kota
Minnesota
Y. Cue
Departments of Education
North Dakota
Linn's Live Wires Hold Regular Meeting
The Linn's Live Wires met at Dorothy Jones's home on May 4 with two members absent. Miss Dewing attended and plans were made to sell candy at the school picnic. They will entertain the Handicraft club at the Fagen home on May 23. The afternoon featured games and refreshments.
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Linn
Dorothy Jones
Miss Dewing
Argie Schmidt
Fagen
Iu Junach
New Poultry Club Organized by Local Youth
A group of young people met at Mrs. John Greenan May's home to form a poultry club. Lois Davis was elected president, Ivan Swickler vice president, Jon Davis secretary, Della Davis treasurer, with Mrs. John Greenan as leader. Literature was handed out and members received record book instructions. The next meeting will be at the A. H. Davis home on the first Thursday in June to name the club.
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New Poultry Club
John Greenan
Lois Davis
Ivan Swickler
Jon Davis
Della Davis
A.H. Davis
Kathleen Greenan
4 H Club Members Win Educational Trips
The best livestock record in the state earns a 4 H member a pure educational trip to Chicago and a week of sightseeing with Armour and Company. The trip accompanies the 14th National Club Congress linked to the International Live Stock Exposition. Past winners include Clayton Feser and others from South Dakota programs.
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Chicago
Armour and Company
Chicase National Office
Clayton Feser
Claremont
Brown County
South Dakota
Cudahy Packing Company
Winston Wetteland
Gayville
Alfred Hull
Burbank
Joanne Allen
Wessington
Scouts to Exhibit at Vermillion Merit Lodge Expo
Sioux Area scouts plan to showcase exhibits at the May 10 Vermillion event. Over 40 booths are expected with a Scout show court of honor and competitions. Troops prepare equipment and materials, with free public admission and transport to the Missouri River area.
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Sioux Area
Engles
E. P. Rothrock
Missouri River
Parents Visit University for May 10 Scout Expo
Parents of University of South Dakota students plan to combine a visit to the merit badge exposition of the Sioux Area Council with university events for Mother's Day on May 12. The Scout expo in Vermillion May 10 and 11 features more than 40 booths on plumbing camping public health firemanship taxidermy automobiling signaling and more at the university armory. A Scout show in Siagle auditorium Friday and an area court of honor Saturday are free to the public. The Mother-Daughter-Son banquet Saturday night, speeches and music, kicks off Mother's Day weekend. Sunday services at Vermillion churches precede noon Mother’s Day banquets at fraternity houses and a concert by the university symphony orchestra and a cappella choir at 3 p.m. followed by tea at East Hall.
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University of South Dakota
Boy Scouts
Sioux Area
University
Siagle
Mortar Board
Churches of
Vermillion
University Symphony Orchestra
East Hall
Kitchen Maids 4-H Club Plans Park Hike
The Kitchen Maids 4-H club met at Priscilla Hill's home to plan a hike to West Park before the next meeting. Doreen Andrews and Dorothy Smith demonstrated cheese sandwich lunches. Mrs Hill served cake and lemonade, then the girls played games. Elaine Smogard reported.
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Priscilla
Hil
West ’Park
Doreen Andrews
Dorothy
Smith
Mrs. Hill
Elaine Smogard
4 H Club Enrollments To Close May 31 Hand County
Hand county 4 H club enrollments for all projects close May 31. Clubs eager for enrollment should act before the date. Officials expect 1935 to be a banner year for 4 H enrollment activity.
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Hand County
Florencetta Club Attends C L Convention
Anita Gamble of the Florencetta club in Miller reports club pride as a member attended the C L convention in Aberdeen. Beulah May Story is noted as the successful member.
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Florencetta Club
Anita Gamble
Florencetta .Club of
Miller
Aberdeen
Beulah May Story
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
By Sara L. Dewing a snippet on fruit puddings and apple crisp shows a recipe form with apples, water, sugar, flour, butter, and seasonings. It emphasizes preparing a greased dish, mixing dry ingredients, and topping the apples with a buttered crumb.
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Sara L
Dewing Plain
Frugal Fruit Echoes in Vintage Dessert Notes
A scanned snippet describes a fruit dessert with figs and brown sugar simmered in juice, then poured over egg whites and folded with vanilla before setting in molds. It also covers a Junket pudding recipe with milk and salt, heated slightly, then chilled and served with whipped cream.
Rallies To Defense Of Adjustment Act
A South Dakota gathering of about 400 democratic women heard A J McGuire from the U S Department of Agriculture address the cultural adjustment act central features. Attendee included Mrs Anna C Struble from Centerville in the democrats committee and supervisory rehabilitation.
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Sioux Pals
Mics
A. J. McGuire
United States Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Anna C. Struble
Centerville
Iroquois to Host Second Annual Ikreta Frale Day
Iroquois High School sponsors the second annual Ikreta Frale Day for town and rural pupils. Visiting students arrive at 2 PM for registration and events begin afterward with rural and town divisions. Prizes include ribbons and banners, with hot coffee served at 8 PM and exhibits to occupy time.
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Troquois
Iroquois
Iroquois High School
Rund Sehonl
Ned
Prize events and repairs at rural horse show
A fragment describes tomorrow's feature at a rural horseshow with prizes for best pitcher and longest ringers. It mentions a deep wound treated, stitches in a man, and a prize of one dollar for a 10 pound sugar run, plus a shot-put contest in three trials at Highmore.
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Temple
Meg
Ius
Highmore
Vol
Highmore Farmer Kicked By Horse
Highmore reports a farm accident as Harry Volek a 23 year old man working at a farm home north of Highmore was kicked in the face by a horse causing injuries. The incident occurred May 9 in the rural area and the condition of the victim was not immediately released.
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Highmore
Eighmore
Harry Volek
Miss Fry Delights Cast in St Lawrence Play
Miss Nella Fry a high school junior entertained the cast at St Lawrence on May 9 with a performance from a new play she helped present. Miss Susan Dankeberg received a gift during the event marking a light social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lawrence
Nella Fry
Susan Dankeberg
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YCL
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Calmenson
HURON
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