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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1934
Page
9
Boy Scouts of Huron area pursue the fireman badge, reflecting on fire as service and danger. The September Scouting issue revises requirements with practical tests, including fire safety, prevention, escape plans, demonstrations, and demonstrations of extinguishing fires.
Health phase attention grows in 4-H as members review health habits. County clinics organized across counties and state fair camp participants required to attend clinics. Competent nurses and doctors provided reports to parents to enable participation in contests and awards.
Eleanor Koot reports the Junior Red Cross at Sheffield school reorganized this year and used treasury funds to pay part of LeRoy Pier. William Arbeiter and Eleanor Koot contributed, leaving a 50 cent balance in the YCL treasury. A 5445 balance remains to buy articles.
Iris Vo stares recounts Prairie Knoll students receiving portfolios from Cape Town, South Africa. The text describes the book featuring animals such as elephants, giraffes, jackals, antelopes, and mentions mines and flowers, highlighting educational material and cultural exchange.
Iris Vogan notes lower grade pupils made fruit models for drawing from colored construction paper. They used apples, cherries, tomatoes, squash and other items but could not find fruit feet. After finishing, the models were placed in the window.
The Gettysburg Boy Scouts plan a reorganization on October with Captain Aukerman of Christ Episcopal Church as scoutmaster. They have been inactive since the departure of C. D. Bullock, former pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Aukerman has prior scout experience in Columbus Ohio and Houston Texas. The group aims for four patrols of eight scouts each.
Girl Scouts of troop 4 held a come-back party Friday night from 6:30 to 8:30 at the American Lutheran church basement under Miss Caroline Melum and Miss Margaret Peterson. Entertainment included games and songs. Peterson spoke of Camp Judson. Snacks of popcorn and peanuts were served. The meeting closed with Taps. Haine Stratton announced the next meeting for Friday October 5 at 7:00 PM in the same location. All girls urged to attend promptly.
Basil Lowther son of Mr and Mrs A J Lowther of Virgil is en route to China to join the regular army. He writes from Honolulu that the ship plans a week in the Philippines. he notes recent vaccinations for cholera and twelve prior typhoid inoculations while aboard the U S Grant.
Fairfield township school No. 4 lists nine players on its kittenball team. The school board purchased bats and balls while the Sunshine League supplied gloves. Principal Sam M. Tschetter oversees practice at noon and recess, and the team challenges other schools. Prairie Knoll students collect materials for portfolios with fifth and sixth grades pressing flowers and leaves and eighth graders making drawings and maps.
An old home canning guide lists veal and ham mix forming balls brown and jar for processing, plus veal bacon patties with tomato sauce, cream sauce, and cheese sauce variants. It covers onion veal patties, veal pork patties, and chili con carne with detailed steps and proper packing in jars.
Yankton reports the Rev Dwight J Bradley born and raised there will leave Boston’s First Church to lead Union Church in a downtrodden South End district. He seeks to shift attitudes toward religion amid students radicals and unemployed workers. Bradley, son of Dan F Bradley, formerly minister and acting president of Yankton College, studied at Oberlin and the Prelief school of Religion and held four pastorates before moving to Boston.
Hyde county Young Democrats met in Highmore for an enthusiastic gathering. Pierre officials Frank Siewert state treasurer and Stanley Brekdrus spoke, with tap dancers entertaining. Dancing and lunch capped the evening. The event inaugurates a weekly dance series. The Red Ramblers play at Houdek's barn this week, and another meeting is planned at Holabird in two weeks.
Funeral services were held Monday for William Price who died last Wednesday morning. A short service was conducted at the church with Rev Walter King, Jess Payne and Frank Payne providing music.
Hugh Sweeten Ira Brock WI Welling John Marshall Owen Graden and James Kingdon are listed among those involved in the burial at Alfonna cemetery. Mr Price died at Buhl Idaho while traveling to Corvallis Oregon. Death caused by a hemorrhage reported.
A large group of Redfield district Republican women gathered at the party headquarters for a regular business meeting presided over by Mrs Isabelle Morarity. Hoy T Bull of Redfield spoke on party platforms and constitutional rights, arguing some rights are being denied today. Local units will be organized by Miss Bell, county chairman, with regular meetings in sections.
City water officials altered weekly sprinkling plans to allow unchecked use tonight due to a million gallon pond ready to overflow. West siders were to sprinkle tonight and east siders Thursday, but the city shifted to full-city sprinkling to avoid wasting water. Further sessions depend on later announcements. Animal experts say farmers can raise work animals cheaper than buying them.
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