Quality Cookers Begin New Work in Huron Club
The Quality Cookers 1 H club of Huron led by Mrs. D W Fuller starts its second year with sixteen high school aged members. They plan a program with a student committee, improve record keeping, aim to attend State Club week at Brookings December 26 29, complete a star quilt from four stars each, and sell it early December. Kathryn Jean Smith and I oversee the sale. The group will sponsor a show at the Huron theatre with Mildred Lyman's club and continue demonstrations each meeting. The next meeting November 6 at Eloise Brenner's home will feature Baking Powder Biscuits and Muffins. Social activities include a November slumber party planned by Lorraine Burnside and Audrey Beelman. Ruth Fuller.
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Quality Cooker
Huron
D. W. Fuller
Brookings
Kathryn Jean Smith
Mildred Lyman
Huron Theatre
Eloise Brenner
Lorraine Burnside
Audrey Beelman
Ruth Fuller
Pierre District Court of Honor hears Eagle Palm awards
Pierre district Scouts gathered at Pierre high school for Court of Honor. Recipients included Eagle Palm honorees Harry Borman and Roy Damer, with others earning Star and Life awards. Thirty merit badge targets were awarded across twenty subjects to numerous scouts from Canning Blunt and Onida.
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Pierre
Canning
Blunt
Onida
Far] Mosteler
Clark Crain
Boyd Bloom
Ben ‘Bloom
Carl Drebing
Kenneth DeHois
Robert “Av Tromsland
Roy Tennyson
Maynard Kitchen
Cahning
Metrc
Glendale pupils show varied collection of stones
Children at Glendale School display a multicolored stone collection with shapes and materials including granite, mica, chalk rock, quartz, and petrified wood. Donald Bolen notes sea shell impressions and several specimens with striations from glaciers. They arranged the stones on a display table made from two large desks covered with construction paper.
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Glendale
Donald Bolen
Donald
Four Winners Named In Whittler School Spelling Contest
At Whittler school during the first six weeks, four pupils stood out in the spelling contest. John Kouf Eileen Bayeman Helen Carlson and Marjorie Kouf earned b A prizes. Nine pupils in the school achieved perfect attendance this period.
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Whittler School
Harry Long
John Kouf
Eileen Bayeman
Helen Carlson
Marjorie Kouf
Whittier Pupils Study On The Great Stone Face
The seventh and eighth graders at Whittier School finish Hawthorne’s The Great Stone Face. Donald Barton, taught by Miss Lois Kretchmer, notes how various characters seek the image of the Great Stone Face, and Earnest, a plain man who admired it, is ultimately revealed as the likeness.
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Whittier
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Donald Barton
Lois Kretchmer
Earnest
Radio Program To Honor 4 H Results
A national 4 H radio broadcast on November 3 will feature USDA and state extension services honoring 1934 4 H achievements. Thomas P. Cooper of Kentucky Extension Service delivers the main address from 11:30 to 11:45 a.m. with state 4 H programs from 11:45 to 12:15 p.m. The USDA network resumes from 12:15 to 12:30 p.m. with M. L. Wilson delivering an address as the Marine Band performs four selections.
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United States Department of Agriculture
State Extension Services
Department of Agriculture
Thomas P. Cooper
Kentucky
M. L. Wilson
Science experiment proves air pressure at school
The Sheffield school boys performed a Thursday science demonstration to prove air pressure. LeRoy Pier describes boring a cob, placing soapy water, and blowing bubbles on the cob end to show air pressure, with girls to present the experiment next week.
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Sheffield
LeRoy Pier
Program At Whiteside PTA Meeting Features Speech and Music
The Whiteside school PTA held a large attendance meeting last week. After business, a varied program included musical readings by Miss Rodemiser of Westington High School, songs by the school, and a crime prevention talk by Tam Luby. Mr Hellstrom spoke on the Stratosphere Flight and Tom DeHaven performed violin pieces. The primary room sold candy, then Beth Wittenberger reported a lunch of sandwiches, cake and coffee.
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Whiteside School
Farewell Party for Vandagrift Children at Glendale School
A Halloween farewell gathering for the Vandagrift children who moved to Nemo in the Black Hills was held at Glendale school. Viola Lehr recalls a pumpkin drawing, apple hanging, a Halloween horn and candy from Miss Sutera, surprise candy from Bauder, a weiner roast funded by the YCL treasury, and indoor ghost stories.
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Nemo
Black Hills
Glendale
Viola Lehr
Sutera
Hermat Bauder
YCL
Scouts Advance In Ranking Here At Board Of Review
Marvin Fuller Jack Vogel Vince Mullaney and William Walsh of troop 1 Huron advanced to second class at the Board of Review held Tuesday night J S Bauer Dr E F Wipf and Mr Stimson served Those earning merit badges include John Phelps poultry keeping reading Richard Welsh personal health and first aid to animals Harold Hines first aid to animals Robert Fahrendorf first aid to animals Robert Gehrke first aid to animals Dale Hanson Arstair to animals Kendall LaCraft music
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Marvin Fuller
Jack Vogel
Vince Mullaney
William Walsh
Boy Scouts of Huron
Board of Review
Lere J. S. Bauer
E. F. Wipf
Mr. Stimson
John Phelps
Richard Welsh
Harold Hines
Robert Fahrendorf
Robert Gehrke
Dale Hanson
Arstair
Kendall LaCraft
Tomo Coma Girl Scout Troop Named at Iroquois High
The Iroquois Girl Scout troop chosen from five options is named Tomo Coma. The decision was made October 29 in the high school assembly room. A candy sale funded books now applied for, and the group plans future activity reports for this column. Several girls pursue tenderfoot requirements.
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Tomo Coma
Iroquois High School
Tomo Comas
Halloween Party By Cheyenne Blue Troop Gil Scouts
A Halloween party was hosted this week by the Cheyenne Blue troop of Gil Scouts of Iroquois as neighbors attended. After a program of stunts, pie and coffee were served. A Saturday meeting set plans to sell lunch on November 3 including pie, sandwiches, and hot coffee. The group recently held a hike with an outdoor supper featuring mock angel food cake and has been crafting items from Black Hills rock to sell at Christmas.
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Cheyenne Blue Troop
Gil Scouts
Black Hills Rock
Sunny Kellogg Ant-Bran for Health Benefits
An advertising note promotes Kellogg's Ant-Bran cereal as a source of bulk to prevent constipation and aid digestion. It claims the fiber-like bulk absorbs moisture to form a soft mass, cleansing wastes, and that the product provides vitamin B and iron. It suggests two tablespoons daily and notes it is not a cure-all.
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Kellogg's
Kelloggin
Battle Creek
Aberdeen Kiwanis Club Sponsors Troop Charter
Aberdeen Kiwanis Club applies for a Boy Scouts of America troop charter with Merle Trickery as president announcing the duty takers of the troop committee F H McGinnis William Clark Jennings and Frank Keiser L E Davidson as a contrapaster Elmer Reese former Eagle Scout as assistant Tenderfoot investiture planned November 14 with James Austin Kenneth Bennet Burton Field Wayne Gustafson James Miller Charles Mohn Russel Ramlow Martin Severance Richard Stock Charles Trie Jack Trie Richard Watson Wayne Zaelke and invitations sent to all Aberdeen troops to attend the meeting Wm Gruhn chairman
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Aberdeen Kiwanis Club
Boy Scouts of America
Merle ‘Trickery
F. H. McGinnis
Wiliam Clark
Jennings
Frank Keiser
L. E
Davidson
Acontraster
Elmer Reese
Doys
James Austin
Kenneth Bennet
Burton Field
Wayne Gustafson
James Miller
Charles Mohn
Russel Ramlow
Martin Severance
Richard Stock
Charles Trie
Jack Trie
Richard Watson
Wayne Zaelke
Aberdeen
Wm. Gruhn
Organization committee projects two more troops in formation
The organization committee has two more troops in the formative period and expects action this fall.
Slow Oven Roasting Tips For Juicy Meats And Sides
The article promotes slow oven roasting to enhance flavor and appearance of beef pork and lamb. It outlines rack placement fat side up no water no cover and optional bacon slices. Times per pound for beef lamb and pork are given with a reminder to roast larger cuts for leftovers. It also shares a pork with celery and bread crumb bake recipe.
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Inez
Willson
No November Court Term in Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs reports there will be no November term of court. Clerk T L White says Judge R C Bakewell confirms the decision due to few cases docketed. cases will be continued to the May term of court.
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Wessington Springs
T. L. White
R. C. Bakewell
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