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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1941
Page
5
In Wyoming 4-H leader Mrs. Flores shares methods to involve parents in club work. She recounts planning meetings in spring, arranging parent demonstrations on sewing machines, and using traveling kits to show expected summer projects. She emphasizes honest parent consideration as key to a successful program.
The Doland Voiana Scout Troop 24 held a court of honor in the Methodist Church dining hall with a candle light investiture. Senior Patrol Leader Delbert Paul led the advancement ceremony and presented Tenderfoot and Second Class badge recipients. Scoutmaster W W Selix oversaw the program and lunch was provided by Mrs Irving Paul in honor of Delbert Paul’s birthday.
Robert K Burns and Lyle M Spencer of Science Research Associates urge boys to take summer jobs. They say work fosters habits, cooperation with employers and coworkers, independence, and experience with business and industry, aiding future job searches.
A fragmented grid offers clues across and down including opera terms, habitats, and actions. Entries mention prima donna, various musical notes, and terms like creed, guide, and burden, with hints to vowels and consonants for a themed puzzle fill.
Sanborn County 4 H club members will camp three days at Camp Lakodia on Lake Herman near Madison from June 25 to 28. About 55 youths and leaders from Sanborn and Kingsbury counties will attend, with swimming supervised by lifeguards. Cost is 2.25 for three days plus travel, and participants should bring bedding for varied weather. The second night features a club talent program.
Over 400 youths in five 4 H clubs lead a defense garden project in Carroll County Kentucky. Each community will grow 15 or more standard vegetables in two or more new varieties per garden. A 100 foot row of potatoes will be planted with certified seed supplied. An August tour will score gardens and award prizes with cooperation from the county Farm Bureau and local businessmen.
The article notes Mackenzie discussing naval and air power, stressing Britain needs warplanes and mechanical gear like tanks to counter the Nazi threat. It argues Nazi air superiority challenges the British fleet, warning Crete’s fate hinges on air strength and the submarines’ Atlantic campaign.
Beadle County farmers began spreading grasshopper bait this week under County Agent Leonard Ladd. The mixing crew started last Saturday and bait is available at the county highway shed. Early reports show dense young hoppers in warm areas and promising kills after baiting edges, fence lines, and roadside fields. Absence from church was a crime in the seventeenth century.
The Whiteside 4-H Pals entertained their mothers Sunday afternoon at the schoolhouse. Four members, three mothers, the leader, and three visitors attended. Louise Feters, chairman, planned clever games including a word puzzle from Mother's Day. Elsie Zvonek won. Doris Marie and Elsie served lunch of sandwiches jello and cake.
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