Merry Maids Poultry Club Plans Camp Fund Drive
The fifth Merry Maids Poultry Club meeting at Fred Eckmann home discussed fundraising for camp. Robert Lynch spoke on feeding and growing rations. Future meetings set for June 14 at Charles Gilchrist home with talks on fashion and entertainment. Total club funds reach 17.29 for six members camp expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Maids Poultry Club
Fred Eckmann
John V. Rudy
Robert Lynch
Charles Gilchrist
Edith Anne Eckmann
Country Maidens Club Meeting Reports Camp Trip Funds
The Country Maidens of Huron met at Mrs. Howard Thatcher’s home with Charlotte Gleason as hostess. Six members and one visitor, Virginia Tiream, attended. Roll call answered with biscuit and muffin recipes. Mrs. Frank Mattke reported a $16.28 profit from the karan dance held at Tinimsharn on May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Howard Thatcher
Charlotte Gleason
Erders
Virginia
Tiream
Frank Mattke
Tinimsharn
St Lawrence Club Joint Meet Minutes Record
St Lawrence clubs held a joint meet at James Kelly's home on May 10. Country Cousins and Happy Hybrids discussed club camp plans and an evening picnic at Ray Banning's, with six of nine members present. Demonstrations covered Cocoa, School Lunch planning, table setting, and teeth care. tomato canning by water bath was planned for achievement day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hybris
St .Lawrence
James Kelly
Ray Banning
Lois
Geraldine Kerkhof
Lillie Mae Kerkhof
Mary Alice Kelly
Lois Cox
Rae Lang
Lanz
Barrow Club
Jack Dennis
Barker
Rae Lanz
Titonka Troop Court of Honor Follows May Meeting
A Court of Honor followed Titonka troop activity on May 13 in Wesley Hall. Girls split into patrols Busy Bee and Daisy working on second class, camp discussions held, Daisy danced Folk Dancing Range, Busy Bee presented dance. Next Court of Honor set for June 3 with summer meetings Wednesdays evenings. Vernice Lehfeldt submitted the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Hall
Noah
Busy Bee Patrol
Daisy Patrol
Sports Patrol
Clive Louise Lee
Frances Horton
Deccarating
Vernice Lehfeldt
Wohelo Scouts Honor Mothers Court of Awards
Girl Scouts of Wohkelo Troop No Four held a Mother's Day tea and spring court of awards on Saturday May 11 from 2 to 5 PM. Mothers were entertained by hostesses Ramona Lundgren and Ruth Smith with Captain Mrs Willis Walker as mistress of ceremonies. Eight scouts winding the May Pole, violin duet, piano solo, and a group of scout songs accompanied the presentation of 65 awards by Captain Walker who explained each badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouts
Wohkelo
Ramona Lundgren
Ruth Smith
Willis Walker
Maxine Lundgren
Mary Jane Trenerry
Lucy Johnson
Whispering Hope
Mary Ellen Fair
Walker
Paris
Lundgren
Cotton
Trenerry
Maxine Gundgren
Picnic Beheld By Lincoln School Girl Reserves
Lincoln School Girl Reserves enjoyed a Friday picnic on May 10 in place of the regular meeting. They played Red Rover and kittenball, roasted wieners and marshmallows, and listed members including Pern Lippert and Lucille Presho. Mrs Hottman led a brief meeting noting their leader’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Red Rover
Pern Lippert
Beryl Snow
Joy Cranston
Jeanette Kumhbert
Verla Wheeler
Viola Evans
Donna Oster
Sylvia Reese
Ila Fay Mink
Amaryllis Jackson
Lucille Presho
Hotttan
Tipton Art Exhibit Showcases First Graders Work
The Tipton exhibit displays mags, pictures, sand tables, woodwork, arithmetic booklets, and writings. First graders have read multiple primers and readers and found science social studies and numbers easy. An invitation extends for a picnic with Fritzche School under Miss Galbreath. dismissal set for May 25 after exams May 24 and 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deion Larson
Fritzche
Miss Galbreath
Art Class Produces Varied Student Drawings at Connell School
Jean Hortig of fourth grade reported on the school’s art work. Lower grades drew a dog seeking shelter in a spring rain. Intermediate grades illustrated Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf. Higher grades did pen and ink to Jack Be Nimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vny
Jean Hortig
Connell School
Jack
Logan Jolly Workers 4 H Club Demonstrations May Meeting
The Logan Jolly Workers 4 H Club opened with Auld Lang Syne on May 11. Melissa Clouse demonstrated muffins, Darlene Hackett cereals, Lois Hackett hot chocolate, and Johanna Anderson orange prep. Roll call and Helen Dean will review Stephen Foster at the May 28 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Jolly Workers
Melissa Clouse
Darlene Hackett
Lois Hackett
Johanna Anderson
Helen Dean
Stephen Foster
Tyrrell Fifth Graders Draw South Dakota Map
The fifth grade at Tyrrell School created a map of South Dakota marking normal schools, key cities, rivers, places and lakes. Donna Belle Carpenter of Foster District 3 under Leland Greenan described the map with regions colored red, yellow and blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrrell
Tyrrell School
South Dakota
Donna Belle Carpenter
Foster
Leland Greenan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pracaplay
McCallies’ Home Journal
Good Housekeeping
Aberle Trezur
Fusfield
Central
Evelyn Hartnagel
Treasury
Arlene Zeeck
Alice Zeek
Ruby Timm
Eva Belle Baum
Charlote Gleason
de Etta Ierscheid
Norma Cranston
Washington, D. G C
de Etta Derscheid
Nebraska Avenue
Eva Bolle Bauin
Pinkham
St. Lawrence
Emily A. Conklin
Gagnon
Cooking School
Miss Conklin
Gagnon’s
Court of Honor
Titonka
Wohelo
Tipton
Rayon Damask
Bulletin
Cae
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