Maryland dairy team visits state herds before St Louis meet
The Maryland dairy team, runner up in national dairy show judging in St Louis, toured leading state herds for training. Coach Jack Ralston led the effort with Tippecanoe county youths and other 4 H members aged 11 to 17, including Douglas Lee and Frank McFarland, who prepared across Iowa and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
St. Louis
Douglas Lee
Derrick
Frank McFarland
Allegheny County
Nelson Phelps
Baltimore County
Douglas Bennington
Caroline County
Tippecangs County
Ind
Jack Ralston
Iowa
Wisconsin
Tippecanoe
James Wilkinson
Lafayette
Charles Ford
West Point
Robert Davis
Attica
Gamble
Monetha Newnan
Nebrus
E. J. Pitchard
Illinois
Nevell Pearson
Michigan
W. Wo Yapp
L- Finais
Louis Seitz
Demonstration Highlights Hair Wave Technique by Dorothy
Marie Kenison reports on a demonstration where Dorothy shows how to wave Jeannette's hair properly. The close of the event is described as interesting and worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Jeannette
Marie Kenison
Gay Picture Books Boost Library Shelf for All Ages
Reading for Fun marks Book Week with new titles at the Public Library. Gay picture books cater to nonreaders, including Tammie the Scotty in There Was Tammie! and Wanda Gay’s Gone is Gone folk tale. Yen Feh, Blue Caravan Tales, Pedro the Potter, Merry Go Round, and Poetic the Story of a Real Cat expand offerings for children aged ten and eleven.
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Tammie
Dorothy
Marguerite Bryan
Wanda Gay
Yen Feh
Ethel Aldridge
Erie Power
Little Black Sambo
Peter Rabbit
Nong
Pedro the Potter
Idella Purnell
Mexico City
Laura E. Richards
Tnis Wood Jones
Girl Reserves Social Meeting At Beverly Ravenscroft Home
The Wayland Girl Reserves met at Beverly Ravenscroft’s home with singing and code recitation. Minutes, roll call, and adjournment were followed by embroidery by members and late lunch. Beverly Ravenscroft filed the report. A Groton Boy Scout committee was formed with C. G. Lundberg chairing the club planning and Jack Johnson as outdoor officer.
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Wayland
Beverly Ravenscroft
Permaneent Boy Scout Committee
Groton
Lundberg
R. L. Snyder
Fairfield
Ficer
Jack Johnson
H. Dorothy
Jeannette Olson
P. Pangen
Kentin
Girl Scouts Open Meeting With Play Dance And Craft
The Titania troop began with a play and folk dance. Mrs. O. D. Dunbar shared a story about the last court of honor. Interest groups formed after the story. Handicraft made Christmas wrapping paper while sewing made holders and embroidery. Mrs. Dunbar taught Brownies the laws and promise. Roll was called and all sang The Golden Sun.
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Titania Troop
O. D. Dunbar
Court of Honor
Home Furnishings Club Formed By Rosé Hill Pioneers
The Rosé Hill Pioneer club sponsors a girls Home Furnishings club named 4 H hands organized November 16 at the home of Mrs Hazel Smith. Officers elected were Anna Mae Johnson president Doris Smith vice president Audrey Stubbs secretary and treasurer Arlane Woodruff reporter.
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Rosé Hill
Hazel Smith
Anna Mae Johnson
Doris Smith
Audrey Stubbs
Arlane Woodruff
Sand Creek School Plans Beano Party
The Sand Creek community club schedules its annual Beano fundraiser at Sand Creek School on November 23. The public event offers a Beano stand lunch and a dance with proceeds benefiting the local treasury.
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Sand Creek School
Sand Creek
Sand Creek Community Club
Glbb Treasury
Four Girls Invested In Troop Meeting at Church Basement
Four Lakotah Girl Scouts gathered with Doris Peterson leading a short business meeting at the Congregational church basement. Peterson read two chapters of Girl Scouts in the Ozarks by Nancy Nance and announced a weekly continuation at 4:20. Afterwards the group formed interest groups led by Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Doris Peterson
Girl Scouts Invest New Members at Meeting
The meeting included teaching signaling for the girls and tenderfoot tests passed. Dona Nelson Carol Sutter Dorothy Link and Jean Wanda Siegenthaler were invested as Girl Scouts in a closing ceremony. A suggestion for a Thanksgiving food box for a needy family was discussed. Report by Joan McArthur.
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Dona Nelson
Carol Sutter
Dorothy Link
Jean Wanda Siegenthaler
Joan McArthur
Sakakawea Troop 7 opens meeting with Scout reading
The Sakakawea Troop 7 meeting opened with Louise Rosh reading two chapters of Girl Scours in the Ozarks. Patrols met after, studying codes and laws. Several awards were announced with members earning second class and Peggy PiciZell and Beverly Dunn noted.
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Tel
Sakakawea
Sakakawea Troop 7
Louise Rosh
Ozarks
Pathfinder
Hiswitaa
Eagle Patrol
Investwack
Acre Tehbrook
Groton Legion Whist Tournament Slated for November
Groton American Legion plans a whist tournament on Tuesday November 2014 with prizes including turkeys and hams. Proceeds go to Legion benevolence and local unit support.
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Groton Legion
Groton
oTie Groton American Legion
Prine Turkey
Iven
Sucks
Geese
Gomnz
Cottonwood Project Survey Completed In Nixon River Diversion
Redfield November 22 completed public works survey of a project diverting Nixon River into the Cottonwood watershed. The survey confirms plans for watershed integration and river management under federal supervision.
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Cottonwood
Redfield
Specsialj—iy
Mannus
Federal Engine
Nixon River
Feasibility of Diversion Project Near Faulkton South Dakota
A survey locates a diversion point seven miles east of Faulkton where the river bends northward near Miranda. The ditch would be about 11 feet deep, two miles long, feeding Medicine Creek without flooding adjacent lands. Engineer Mannus calls the plan feasible and simple with further surveys planned for Cottonwood water level raise.
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Faulkton
Ness
Miranda
Medicine Creek
Mannus
Lake Drainage and Basin Water Balance
A fragmented note discusses how lake inflow from various S and creeks affects the basin. It describes efforts to maintain a large water body and mentions drainage management as a key factor in sustaining lake capacity.
County supervisors begin farm contract compliance checks in December
Mov 22 1 Speci supervisors of the county's com up will start work December 2 vis ing the ccompliance of Kinasbury on ty farmers who signed contracts, and TO EXTER C. Co. Cami BURDETIE, Mov. 22-ix Searse Fallon went to Miller we day and from there he joined group of Hand county. says Bes Pierre for enroll at 6
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Kinasbury
Exter C. Co
Cami Burdetie
Searse Fallon
Miller
Group of
Hand County
Bes Pierre
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Gentral
South Dakota
Evelyn. Harbagel
4-H
Duce
Worgheh Harlin
London
Benito Marsalini
Martin
Jeo Martin
Ben
Bruno
Vittorio
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Driunance Corporation
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Phoenix Hosiery
Llemira
Armstrong
Axelrad’s
Dey Ke
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