Health and Safety Emphasis Highlights Scout Meeting
The semi annual national board meeting in New York City focused on Girl Scout health and safety. Dr Margaret M Janeway outlined plans including health examinations and an indexed health program funded by the American Fund. Leaders Miss Rosabel Buren and Mrs Cetile Milledgeville noted progress across states with troop reports and follow up of health concerns to instill prudent health practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M
New York City
Ain
Health and Safety Womenon
Janeway
National Board of Girect- Id
Noice Girl Scouting
American Fund
Margaret C. Lewis
Bos
Rosabel Buren
Cetile H
Girl Scout
Public Health Office
Albany
N.Y
Sanborn 4-H Rally Day Set For May 27
May 27 is the Sanborn County 4-H Rally Day announced by county extension agent Fred E. Lareen. The event returns to Ruskin Park with a 10 am to 12 noon program of baseball kit tenball and group games, a noon to 1 pm picnic dinner, 1 pm to 2:30 pm 4-H presentations and a county organization roll, 2:30 pm to 3 pm roller skating and games. Each club brings its own lunch and a suggested menu includes sandwiches salad fruit beans pickles pie and lemonade. A moving picture from last year's Woonsocket Achievement Day will be shown. all interested in 4-H work are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn County
Fred E. Lareen
Ruskin Pack
Woonsocket
Loyal C L Holds Year End Meeting At Whattler School
In a year end report from Whattler School eighth grader Asher Meseman, the Loyal C L chapter led by president Marjorie Kouf conducted a flag salute and pledge, reviewed minutes, and noted a $4.05 treasury after a past fundraising toast. They planned a May 19 picnic at the school with meat toast, scalloped potatoes, baked beans, salad, pickles, sandwiches, coffee, lemonade, pie, and postgame ice cream. A committee including Willard Kleitsasser, Leslie Day, and Marilyn Rogers was formed to stage contests for the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asher Meseman
Whattler
C.L
Marjorie Kouf
C. L
Treasury
Whiteside School Holds Annual Picnic Frid ay
The Whiteside School conducted its regular annual picnic with forenoon games and meals. Mrs. Mabel McGirr led the dinner committee, SPOT candy provided by Bar Brugsche, and lemonade by the Whiteside PTA. Teachers supplied ice cream as students enjoyed afternoon baseball, softball, stunts, and prize awards to multiple families. New PTA officers were installed in a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteside School
Mabel McGirr
Bar Brugsche
Whiteside Pta
David
Anna Mae Feters
Dates
George DeShazer
Earl Fritzsche
John McGirr
P.T.A
Conner School Eighth Graders Write on Varied Subjects
Viellien Hintz notes eighth graders read aloud their compositions during class time. The outline provided guides their essays on Capital and Labor Arbitration Tariffs Banking and Political parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner School
Viellien Hintz
Prairie Belles Named After See and Sew Club Change
The See and Sew Farmerettes hold their second meeting at Jean Townsley’s home led by president Betty Jean Miller. All members attend a finger spoon and fork foods roll call, with two demonstrations on serving and table setting. The club name changes to Prairie Belles, per Marjorie’s suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Townsley
Betty Jean Miller
Mary Alice Foner
Prairie Belles
Marjorie
Graceful New Princess Pattern 8708 for Summer Dress
A vintage pattern ad touts the graceful princess line in light or dark colors with lace trimmed cuffs and versatile fabrics. It lists sizes 24 through 48, fabric yardages for size 36, and pricing for patterns and books, inviting readers to order from The Evening Hudson pattern service.
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Comstast
W. Wacker Drive
Chicago
Social club round table ends with songs and games
Hawkins leads a table manners discussion followed by songs and refreshments. During the social hour games are played. The next meeting will be hosted by Marian Townsley, the club reporter, on Tuesday June 4 at her home.
Richland Pupils Wake Field Trip Marks Spring Signs
Richland Center School first six grades toured on May 2 to seek signs of spring for a science outing. Dolores Walter, taught by Grace Rudy, reported the students enjoyed the trip. Tuesday pupils were given a holiday due to the election. Doris Meyer wrote the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Richland Center School
Dolores Walter
Grace Rudy
Doris Meyer
Allies under pressure as German drive nears Paris line
The War Today reports stiff German attempts to break Allied lines from Antwerp to Sedan while Paris tightens civil and military control. German claims say Allied retreat inches, but Paris says pockets form north of Rethel as mechanized thrusts and air support pressure the front.
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Antwerp
Sedan
Paris
Rethel
Aris
Sedan-Reichel
Brussels
Charmel
Engand
Hitler hinges fate on blitzkrieg air power gamble
The article argues Hitler bets the war on a massive air force and one decisive western push. It notes Allied air strength, German resource strain, and the peril if Germany cannot sustain fuel and supplies, framing a single gamble that could decide Europe’s future.
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Hitler
Europe
Fuher
Paul Reysaud
Germany
Missouri Valleys Role in War Crisis Studied at Yankton
The fourth annual Upper Missouri Valley Association convention opened in Yankton with talks on the region's minerals and resources aiding national defense. President John D. Forsyth presided as Governor Harlan Rushfield, former Governor Arthur Weaver, Col. Jam M. Hoge, and L. G. Troth spoke. Resolutions and officer elections were planned for the afternoon as telegrams from South Dakota and Nebraska politicians endorsed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanryon
Py Savage
Upper Missouri Valley
Upper Missouri Valley Association
John D. Forsyth
Nishyara
Nebraska
Harlan Rushfield
South Dakota
Arthur J. Weaver
Jam M. Hoge
Omaha
U. S. Army Engineers
L. G. Troth
Burne
5. D
House
Ington
Missouri
Real Estate Transfers in Beadle County Huron
Beadle County records show Kenneth H Sackett transferring lot 14 block 2 Parkland addn to Carrier Sacket in Huron for $1. Huron Construction Co transfers to Gladys EB or B F Mostram lot 36 replatting 1 to 3 incl block 55 Fifth RY addn to Huron for $1. M Plin Beebe transfers to Mrs Kathryn Hofer loge 1 2 3 4 7 8 block 1 Fifth S A sth and g Park addn in Huron for $1.
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Beadle County
Kenneth H. Sackett
Carrier Sacket
Huron
Parkland Addn
Huron Construction Company
Gladys EB
B. F. Mostram
M. Plin Beebe
Kathryn Hofer
Baccalaureate service held for Rockham graduates
In Rockham on May 17 the baccalaureate service for the Rockham high school class was held at the M E Church. Rev Paul Miller delivered the address with a theme centered on the motto If you cant find a way make one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockham
Rockham High School
Suriay
M. E. Church
Paul Miller
Moon Rounds Moon Rotation Mystery
A brief note explains the moon completes one rotation each lunar month as it orbits Earth to ensure the same face is directed toward our planet. The fact highlights how tidal locking governs the visible moon.
Methodist Dedication of New Organ Sunday Program
Public dedication of the church organ bought last fall will occur Sunday at 4:00 PM. Miss Genie Steuben, longtime resident now of Los Angeles, donated to the organ fund and attended this spring for the ceremony. The program includes preludes, hymns, anthems, solos, and instrumental pieces performed by the choir, glee club, and soloists, with Miss Steuben presented and the organ formally dedicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genie Steuben
Methodist Church
Huron
Los Angeles
Erongn
Hotel At Miller Changes Hands In Miller Deal
A. C. Linden of Tripp has purchased the Hotel here from Mr. and Mrs. Franke Land operators who have run it for years. Linden will take over in June and will remain in Miller with his family to manage the property interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
A. C. Linden
Tripp
Franke
Linden
Browr Main
Spider Transports Young On Her Back
The wolf spider carries her young on her back until they are ready to move on. The blood often consists of 150 spiderlings.
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Evelyn Hartnagei
Sanborn
Othe Novelty
Ati
Lya
J.c.penney Company, Inc
Swander’s
Emily Conklin
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Pageant of Foods Cooking School
Dewrid Mackenzie
Gamble Stores
Missouri Valley
Yankton
Pfuegers
Berner S. Griffith
Lyndall Bayles
Eugene
Gente Steuben
iGoss
Glee Club
Traumerci
Schuman
Divine Smith
Alane Gibbs
Alice Gray
Lois Stark Mary Ethelyn Habicht
Miriam Oviatte
Mists
Duane Smith
Maxine Ber
RINSO
Emily A. Conklin
Moon Rose
Independent Grocers
Beattie-Steinborn Co
Brookings Morin-Beattie Co
Sioux Falls Park-Grant Co
Watertown Park-Grant Co
Sisseton
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