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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1935

Page

8

Recreation Head Joins Girl Scouts

Mrs Chester Goppert Marsh former director of Westchester county recreation commission resigned to join the Girl Scouts as director of arts and crafts She has been at Camp Edith Macy the national leaders waiting camp Briarcliff Manor Marsh led the Westchester camp in pursuing arts and crafts and has long advised the Girl Scouts on handicraft programs She plans to study possibilities before expanding arts and crafts work for teens in the organization

Chester Goppert Marsh Westchester County Recreation Commission N.ys Girl Scouts Edith Macy Briarctiff Manor Marsh West-chester Wi

Fordham 4-H Club Holds Annual Meeting at Leader’s Home

Fordham 4-H boys met at Earl Arne’s home with Wendell Beavers as president. Six members answered roll call as they reviewed records. Officers were elected and plans made for the year. A rabbit joint was proposed for when rabbits become prime. The group continued work on a work bench and Mrs. Arne served popcorn.

Fordham Boys Fordham 4

Farmers Union Event at Tipton School Feagram

The Farmers Union met at the Tipton school in Nince township near Wessing tom where the school presented a feagram with songs, plays, and revitations. Eva Mae Tipton notes in her write up that afterwards, a continuation followed.

Farmers Union Tipton School Nince Township Wessingtom Eva Mae Tipton

Logan Boosters Elect Officers At Y C L Meeting

The Logan Boosters elected Roger Sapp president Dale Sergeant secretary Lester Schoenfelder vice president Margaret Ricck treasurer. They will meet every two weeks instead of monthly and maintain a Good Deeds box at the school for pupils to drop notes of deeds. The teacher reads the box contents on Tuesdays and Fridays. Margaret Rieck reports.

Logan Boosters Roger Sapp Dale Sergeant Lester Schoenfelder Margaret Ricck Margaret Rieck

Regular Scout Troop Meeting Details

The regular meeting of the Boy Scouts featured opening with the Scout laws, attendance check, and dues collection. Crow patrol demonstrated body awareness and teamwork, followed by a compass game. Vinton Needham reported the meeting closed with the Scoutmaster's benediction.

Boy Scouts of ‘Toon Crow Patrol Vinton Needham

Halloween Party At Logan And Rounds Schools

Schools joined in a Halloween celebration Thursday afternoon featuring games like Streets and Alleys a bean toss contest a treasure hunt for popcorn apples strung from the ceiling for a biting game and candy prizes. Ree Heights party hosts Marion and Shirley Leach hosted a Halloween gathering for 22 students with games and a served lunch.

Logan Center Rounds Toste Ree Heights Marion Shirley Leach

Help Yourself And Lend A Hand OLIVE NEFF

Feature on cheese value highlighting taste and nutrition. The piece discusses cheese as a concentrated food with high value for money and notes that much of its mass comes from essential constituents. It emphasizes the economic and dietary benefits of consuming cheese.

Olive Neff

Cheese Types and Milk Used in Cheese Making

The text explains cheese as a major protein and calcium source with fat and vitamin contributions and notes losses during production. It discusses varieties by milk base, including cow, goat, sheep, and buffalo milk, and highlights whole versus skimmed milk cheeses and European influence on flavor and ripening, mentioning artificial methods to duplicate European cheeses.

United States Europe

Cheese labels and cost hinder artificial conditioning push

The text notes two barriers to adopting artificial conditioning in the country: high cost and consumer preference for imported labeled cheeses, shaping market acceptance and potential policy or industry changes.

Peace Plebiscite Draws Attention in Willow Lake

Willow Lake November 6 special report interest rises in a peace plebiscite organized by the council for social action of Christian churches. Adults and youths discuss the issue in assemblies with the Christian youth society actively running the vote. A large ballot box and canvassing plan are prepared to collect ballots before voting ends on Armistice Sunday November 10.

Willow Lake Council For Social Action of the Christian Churches Christian Youth Society

Willow Lake selects alumna for library duties

Special reports Helena Odena Valentine, Willow Lake High School Class of 1935, has taken a PWA position at Willow Lake High School. Her duties include overseeing the library, repairing books, and supervising assemblies when teachers have classes, with the powers of a teacher. In a separate note, Willow Lake reports that high school students appeared in municipal court to answer charges after prank incidents.

Willow Lake Specian Odena Valentine Willow Lake High School PWA Ight High Schol Charses

Outbuilding Destruction Case Involving Meester Estates

Filed by J. G. Meester over the destruction of an outbuilding removed from the Meester premises. The entity notes the court ordering the young men to hire a carpenter and rebuild the structure with shared expense among them.

J. G. Meester Meester

Farm boy from Vermillion enters junior live stock classes

Eldon Olson, a Clay county rancher near Vermillion, has advanced from South Dakota to participate in the junior live stock classes at the 1935 International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago.

Chicago Eldon O'son Clay County Vermillion South Dakota

Exhibitor Olson Show Purebred Shorthorn at Clay County Fair

Nov 30 to Dec 7 Olson will display a prize winning purebred Shorthorn baby beef from the Clay county fair. The text also references dangerous water with hidden eggs and birds, and mentions unusual food items like marmalade from roses and earthworms, describing a nest soup and other curiosities.

Olson Clay County

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