Springs Boy Wins State Marble Championship
Watson of Wegtoni nes will represent Jersuld in the state marble tournament held in Aberdeen. ny was selected as winner among contestants who vied for ace honor at the Health id Day in the city park Saturday. bert Demsper placed second. Highlights include tool identification and inter-school events. Lane Consolidated School won rural field day. identifications crowned top spellers and arithmetic champions across grades.
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Watson
Wegtonines
Jersuld
Aberdeen
Raayny
Satur
Bert Demsper
Lane Consolidated
Mar- Larson
de Ammon
Dney Nelson
Lois Hawley
Clayton Can
Donna Lee Branden
Bruce Syring
Betty Serma
Hiergeleen
Leland Litlehaug
Schooner 4-H Club Holds Bake Sale Fundraiser
The Schooner 4-H Club meets at Aubrey Allen home with all members present and seven visitors. Fred Kennell presides as plans for a bake sale to raise money for camp are discussed. Members hear wool care talk and note best wool types. Prizes awarded to Fred Ahte and Irving Jenner. Lunch served. Next meeting planned with Walt Peterson and Mr Barber to discuss dipping sheep fur ticks.
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Aubrey Allen
Fred Kennell
I Sv
Jenner
Fredahte
Irving Jenner
Erma Peterson
Walt Peterson
Mr. Barber
Joly Coyotes Plan Nature Hike and Bake Sale
Children organized by leader Mrs. Lyman gathered for a nature hike at Ward's Grove and a cookie sale with proceeds. A meeting was set at Verna Jennings's home, and lunch was served by hostesses Verna Jalinston and others after the outing.
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Joly Coyotes
Verna Jalinston
Round Table Club Builds Treasury and Plans Camp
The Round Table Juniors met at Ia Baum's with president Ta Baum presiding. Roll call featured egg preparation methods. Members aimed to raise funds for club camp and sang The Friendship Song and Song of the Open Country. Demonstrations on serving eggs and testing freshness were given by Eva, Mae Aili, Patricia King, Mary Lee Cranston, and Ila Baum with lunch by Mrs Baum and La Baum.
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Round Table Club
Round Table
Ia Baum’s
Ta Baum
Treasury
Eva
Mae Aili
Patricia King
Mary Lee Cranston
Ila Baum
Phyllis Mattke
Mrs. Baum
la Baum
4-H Club Plans Summer Projects and Meetings
Members of the 4-H Pale club met at the schoolhouse with nine attendees. Joyce DeShazer presided as president. Gertrude Galbreath will supervise club work this summer and meetings will be in hosts' homes in the afternoons. Lucille Fritzsche hosts in June. Delegates reported on rally day events. Demonstrations included White cake, Oatmeal cooking, and Baking powder biscuits. Mothers attended for Mother's Day and refreshments followed.
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Auewnitestie 4-H Pale
Joyce DeShazer
Gertrude Galbreath
Bank of
Wessington
Lucille Fritzsche
Lois Fritzsche
Marie Feteri
Leona Root
Pauline Kohlmeyer
Joyce de Shazer
Len Galbreath
Earl Fritzsche
O. E. Scheibe
George Kohmeyer
George DeShazer
Lea Matthews
David
Marié Feterl
H Club Cast Rehearses Play for 4-H Fundraiser
The Cheerio 4-H Senior Club met at George Bierman’s Northville home to rehearse the play Truth Takes a Holiday. Cast members Joyce Bierman Iola Dangel and Gordon Bierman hosted as the group planned a June performance to raise money for 4-H camp. Speechs covered cabbage storage foods and land prices with Inez Taylor Evelyn Miller and June Knickrebm presenting on field songs and storage topics.
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George Bierman
Northville
Emil Fredeen
Joyce Biermen
Inez Taylor
Evelyn Miller
June Knickrebm
Camp Wilson YWCA Lake House Summer Camp Opens June 7
Camp Wilann the YW C A camp near Huron at Lake Byron will open June 7 and run to June 16. Girls aged 11 through high school may attend. offerings include 7 day, 3 day, and overnight camps with updated buildings and grounds to improve sleeping space. Activities include swimming, volleyball, games, and arts under trained counsellors.
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Wilann
Y.W.C. A
Huron
Lake Byron
Camp leadership aims to build Girl Scouts' leadership skills
The camp committee plans to provide girls with well supervised, healthful activities to foster their leadership abilities and active participation in the program.
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Activ
Girls Scouts Review Dances For Badge
Girls Scouts opened Monday with songs and learned new dances for the talk dance badge. Daisy and Sports patrols practiced in the gym and Busy Bee Patrol completed second class badge requirements. Court of Honor plans discussed, next week Court of Awards, girls bring lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty McKinney
Marian Ladd
Ruth Buck
Daisy
Busy Bee Patrol
Girl Scout Troop Publishes May Tea Invite At Church
Lakotah Troop s meeting at Congregational Church featured songs and announcements led by Captain Mrs. R G Toler. They invited mothers and daughters to a silver tea on May 13 and the troop’s Isvarde court.
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Girl Scouts of Lakotah
Congregational Church
R. G. Toler
Isvarde
Mary Layne Halt
Laura Jean Grothe
Toler
Pierre
Heatquar Jters
G. D. van Dyke
Post Office
van Dyke
Ardellis Ufken
Honor 4 H Leader Revealed at Surprise Club Party
The H C D Corn and Fat Lamb Club met May 6 at Kueh Brothers home with nine members present. President Willem Maunders led the session where pamphlets on Conservation Wild Life and Safe Driving were distributed and a surprise birthday for Henry Lyeirs planned for May 3 was announced.
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H.C D. Corn and
Fat Lamb Club
Kueh Brothers
Willem Maunders
Theiocd
Euchl
Henry Lyeirs
William Maunders
Virgil
Korlas Ani Smith
Delta Dek Club Hosts Wayland Guests
Special meeting at Mrs. Clark Ay's home featured progressive three‑table bridge. Lillian Major won a guest prize and Wi Raensen received high honors. Frieda Verdugt also listed among attendees in this May 10 report.
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Delta Dek Club
Wayland
Delta Dak Bri
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Boyal N and
Gitle
Dental
South Dakota
Evelyn Hartnagel
Jimmy Watson
Wessington Springs
Fey
Camp Wilson
Y.W.C.A. Lake House
Girls Scouts
Polchal
Erdavadt
L. S. Cumming
Joe Baker
Clyde Davis
Joe
Clyde
Joe's
Salts
Northwestern Public Service Company
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