Troop 7 Girls Elect Officers
The first fall meeting of Troop 4 Girl Scouts at the Presbyterian Church welcomed 17 members led by new captain Miss Sallie Bissell a Jefferson School teacher. Officers elected include patrol leaders Marjory Jones Mary Jane Gilbert and Eunice Hinkley treasurer Janet Swab secretary Jeannine Wiley scribe Virginia Campbell. Plans were made for the year’s program and activities.
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Sallie Bissell
Jefferson School
Marjory Jones
Mary Jane Gilbert
Eunice Hinkley
Janet Swab
Jeannine Wiley
Scribe
Virginia Campbell
Catholic Girl Scout Troop Opens Card Sale Meeting
Miss Margy Dolan presided in place of the captain as the Catholic Girl Scout Troop began plans to sell Christmas cards. The gathering set the agenda and responsibilities for the fundraising effort.
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Margy Dolan
Girl Scouts Begin Christmas Card Sales in Town
Marie Morrissey away from town as songs rang out and games were enjoyed with the community. The Girl Scouts have started selling their Christmas cards.
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Marie Morrissey
Primary Grades Make Two Posters at Johnson School
Johnson School pupils in first and second grades study shelter and lumber in Social Studies and create two large posters. They illustrate lumber with forest and hauling imagery, display four shelters with inhabitants, and build a wood background scene. They are now making a model farm while reading At the Farm. Teacher Laurene Glanzer guides them.
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Johnson School
Martha Wedel
Laurene Glanzer
Library Books Bring Reading To Pleasant Hill School
Betty Lou Newland reports that library books arrived at Pleasant Hill School from Miss Long and her teacher. Each student reads a book such as Eight Cousins by Louisa May Alcott and records progress on a card kept in a file box.
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Betty Lou Newland
Birthday Parties Planned For Pupils At Fry School
The Cheerful Reipers League of the Fry School in Broadland No 2 held a Y. C. L. meeting. Ervin Beyer reports plans for a birthday party for every pupil with the birthday child supplying the cake, the teacher Grace Johnston providing one other item and the entertainment.
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Reipers League
Fry School
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Ervin Beyer
Grace Johnston
Glendale School Opens With Seven Pupils Enrolled
The Glendale School began September 1 with seven students: two first graders Jerry Anderson and Gilbert Hotchkiss. one third grader Duane Shoramann. one fourth grader Lorraine Hotchkiss. one fifth grader Joyce Hotchkiss. one sixth grader Marilyn Knox. one eighth grader Evonne Hotchkiss. The class activities include a play The Silver Swan, a sixth grade movie on Cave Men, and art and geography tied to Spain. Evonne Hotchkiss and Marilyn Knox describe their projects including a cave dwelling, clay figures, wildlife, and bow and arrows.
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Jerry Anderson
Gilbert Hotchkiss
Duane Shoramann
Lorraine Hotchkiss
Joyce Hotchkiss
Marilyn Knox
Evonne Hotchkiss
Spain
Willing Workers Elect Officers at Richlane meeting
The Willing Workers V C 1 at Richlane No 2 School elected De lores Beck president Marvin Eckmann vice president and Alois Eckmann secretary. Delores Beck Marvin Eckmann Alois Eckmann and Jerry Beck named committees to keep desks clean and promote personal hygiene.
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Richlane No. 2
Delores Beck
Marvin Eckmann
Alois Eckman
Alois Eckmann
Jerry Beck
Mortimer School Introduces New Piano At Campus
The Mortimer School received a piano last week and pupils are now studying notes with Franklin's Music Work Book. They created blue on orange spatter art of three geese and earned second prize for their bal loon health chart at the Fair, which they reuse this year.
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Mortimer
Franklin
Patrols Merge At Titonka Troop Meeting
The Titonka Troop 6 met at the Methodist Church after school on Monday. They opened with songs and learned games for toddlers. The Merry Maids and Daisy Patrols combined and elected Ramona Glanzer as patrol leader.
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Ramona Glanzer
Meeting Notes On Promise, Laws And Dance
The Lucky Clover Patrol discussed upcoming weeks and reviewed the promise and laws. Girls then performed folk dances in the gymnasiums before the meeting ended with a closing song. Esther Warken thien notes.
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Lucky Clover Patrol
Esther Warkenthien
Keep Health Chart At Edison School Iowa Town Ship
The Edison School of Iowa Township began a nurse and doctor health chart at opening. Nurses inspect girls and a doctor checks health. Students with clean hands face and fingernails and combed hair earn a gold star each morning. top stars over six weeks win a prize. Leaders include Daniel Gross Darleen Walz Arlene Gross and Virginia Walz. Report by seventh grader Virginia Walz taught by Marjorie Kretchmer.
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Edison School
Iowa Township
Daniel Gross
Darleen Walz
Arlene Gross
Virginia Walz
Marjorie Kretchmer
Highmore High School Play Peggy Parks Delights Crowds
The Highmore celebration features an upcoming high school play Peggy Parks as part of Pirate Day. Eleven cast members from the entire school perform under Miss Margaret Hoogenakker with roles including Jessica Harris by Charlotte Wales and Peggy Parks by Lennee Perkins.
Lamb quilted by bet brings prize to Hand County 4-H
Miller South Dakota October 2 special That celebrated lamb won by Governor Harlan Bushfield from Governor John Moses of North Dakota arrived in Miller in top condition It will be presented to the Hand County 4-H Club boy or girl who writes the best essay on sheep production The prize essay titled The Golden Hoof must cover wool mutton lamb feeding purebred sheep and other phases of sheep husbandry Essays are due October 18 in the county agent's office and the recognition banquet will be held October 25 in the Miller auditorium Judges include M a Emerson Palmer Skalland S Stevens and Jim Magness.
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Miller
Harlan Bushfield
John Moses
North Dakota
Hand
Miller Auditorium
M.a Emerson
Palmer Skalland
S. Stevens
Jim Magness
Services at Bonilla Church to Select New Pastor
Bonilla Oct 2 special notice states church services will be Sunday evening Oct 5 with Rev. Everett L. Jones of Huron in charge. A congregational meeting is set during the service to decide on a successor to Rev. J. P. Whitt as pastor.
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Bonilla
Everett L. Jones
Huron
J. P. Whitt
Wessington Springs Homecoming King and Queen Named
Robert Moorman and Harriet McDonald, seniors at Wessington Springs High School, were elected homecoming king and queen for 1941 to be celebrated October 10. Queen’s attendants are Harriet Whitney, Mary Kearson, Ruth Pattsn and Barbara Carson. King’s attendants are Clifford Flittie, Vernon Luckey, Edwin Flittie and George Sittleworthy. The parade features about 100 floats under the theme The Parade of the Holidays, with a pep meeting and bonfire the eve prior and a football game Platte vs Wessington Springs. A free coronation program will close the festivities with three one act plays, music and vaudeville acts.
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Wessington Springs
Robert Moorman
Harriet McDonald
Wessington Springs High School
Harriet Whitney
Mary Kearson
Ruth Pattsn
Barbara Carson
Clifford Flittie
Vernon Luckey
Edwin Flittie
George Sittleworthy
Platte
Oceington Springs
Alpena
Jatte
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