National Scout Jamboree Opens in Washington With Huge Meal Plans
The coming August will see 30 000 Boy Scouts gathering in Washington for a national jamboree. Organizers outline daily food needs including 39 000 quarts of milk, 17 000 loaves of bread, 17 000 pounds of meat, and 900 bushels of potatoes. The camp will accommodate 29 000 scouts and leaders with extensive engineering and ground layout demands, all within the capital’s environs.
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Washington
Jersey
Scout Movement
United States
Poultry Boosters Club Organized at May 17 Meeting
The 4 H Poultry Boosters club held a gathering at Mrs Maude Murray's home on May 17 and organized. No officers were elected. Vernon Stakly served as president Kenneth Peterson as vice president LeRoy Pier as secretary Charlotte Gleason as treasurer and Elton Paulson as reporter. The next meeting will occur at Bertell Clarambeau’s home on May 31 with Bertell and Elton demonstrating a chicken waterer. Refreshments will conclude the meeting.
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Poultry Boosters Club
Maude Murray
Vernon Stakly
Kenneth Peterson
LeRoy Pier
Charlotte Gleason
Elton Paulson
Bertell Clarambeau
Bertell
Elton
Wll
Zion Paulson
First Camporee Held At Lake Aparoltimately Lake Kamieska
The first annual Camporee drew about 150 Boy Scouts from Arrowhead council at City Park Lake Kamieska. A Friday court of honor and Saturday field events with camping instruction kept spirits high in chilly, cloudy weather. Scouts earned awards at the court of honor and tents sheltered the group, with a campfire program led by council president A B Jaynes.
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City Park
Lake Kamieska
Arrowhead Council
A. B. Jaynes
Harry Tronsen
District One
Troop 39
Vienna
Madison
Britton
Milbank
Troop 3
Watertown
Banner Boosters Picnic At Banner Center School
Banner Boosters held their first annual picnic at Banner Center school on Sunday May 19 with 168 members present. A picnic dinner featured salads weiners sandwiches cake pie ice cream nectar and coffee. A kittenball game pitted single against married men, the singles winning 19 to 3. Foot races and high jump contests awarded all day suckers to first second and third place at four o clock attendees dispersed after a pleasant afternoon.
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Banner Boosters
Banner Center
Prairie Maid 4 H club meets at Dale Biggerstaff home
The Prairie Maid 4 H club met Friday at Dale Biggerstaff’s home. Minutes were read and approved. Roll call showed two absences. Next meeting set for June 14 at Margaret and Adam Caldow’s home. Games followed, then lunch served by hostess Mildred Clarke, club reporter.
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Cbs
Dale Biggerstaff
Prairie Maid
Margaret
Adam Caldow
Mildred Clarke
Poultry Project Grows By Leaps
Civic groups boost 4-H clubs across Beadle Codington Hamlin and other counties with poultry corn and garden projects. Huron Chamber supplies chicks for 200 Beadle members. Watertown targets 10 clubs in Codington and Hamlin. Aberdeen Civic adds 100 garden project members. Ipswich 50. Canova 50. Redfield 45. Garden seed support aids Spink county members.
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Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce At
Huron
Beadle County
Watertown
Codington
Hamlin
Civic Association of Aberdeen
Chamber of Commerce
Ipswich
Canova
Redfield
Spink County
County “Relief ‘Organization
4-H Club Exhibit Day Encouraged by Sponsors
The article notes a fall harvest season for crops and poultry sales. Sponsors arrange a day for members to exhibit their products, allowing hundreds of boys and girls to enter 4-H club work. Support from organizing sponsors is highly appreciated.
Flowers Planted by Prairie Enoll Students for Mother's Day
Pupils at Prairie Enoll school planted flowers to give to their mothers for Mother's Day. Merle Vogan said they planted them about five weeks before the holiday and the flowers were about three inches high when presented.
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Prairie Enoll
Merle Vogan
School Girl Recalls Kittenball Discovery at Prairie Knoll
Merle Vogan of Prairie Knoll school reports that the foundation near the north wall is caving in and describes boys digging beneath the schoolhouse where they found a kittenball. It needed only to be sewn up on one side as the cover remained intact.
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Merle Vogan
Prairie Knoll School
Scouters Finish at 4 Training Course
Under the direction of L. H. Bruhn scoutmaster of troop IT of Iroquois, fourteen scouters completed part 2 of the mastership course with an afternoon and overnight camp at the Toma hawk lodge in Huron. Cooking map instruction campfire programs and how to conduct outdoor activities highlighted the training while Scout Executive Smith led a discussion on scouting fundamentals.
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L. H. Bruhn
Iroquois
Tomahawk Lodge
Huron
Smith
Lake Preston Hosts Kingsbury 4-H County Club Event
Lake Preston will host the Kingsbury county 4-H clubs on Saturday May 95 with Charles A. Sayre county agent in charge. Talks by R L Ripple Watertown on wildlife conservation J Schroeder Erwin on health and a Wel bore Joske 4-H club Arlington demonstration lead the program. About 150 club members with parents expected. Deadline for clubs Miller May 21. N E Reefs agricultural agent Hand county.
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Lake Preston
Kingsbury County
Charles A. Sayre
RL. Ripple
Watertown
J. Schroeder
Erwin
Welbore Joske
Arlington
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Central
South Dakota
Evelyn Hartnagel
Scouts of Arrowhead Council
Lake Kampeska
Pumpkin van Camp
Libby
K&k
N. E. Reefs Agricultural Agent
Hand County
Darey Grocery
Morton
The
General Foods
Douber
Mrs. Mudge
Starey
Sthonia
Lemons
Coren
Sur- Coe
Ohio
Hershey
Cays
Fice
Baker's
Michigan Navy
OUR. Meat Department
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