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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1934
Page
3
Four 4-H members from Beadle and nearby counties will win free trips to the Junior Short Course at Brookings. Expenses covered include tram fare or car hire and registration. Promoters include Huron businesses and local leaders funding this educational contest with reports from 4-H clubs as entries.
Twenty two girls enrolled in a Gia Scout troop at Wonness led by Mrs Bernard Valdez. Meeting October 1 at the high school assembled into four patrols under patrol leaders Rachel Aatchinson Marilyn Dickey Dorothy H Richards Dorothy Geyer Cassell Peeds and Dorothy Jean Keating. Meetings set for Monday at 7 30 except when an Anthony hike occurs. Frances Sullivan named as iron strike.
The Girl Reserves held their best party of the year in the high school gymnasium on a Friday evening. Attendees dressed as old fashioned “Janies” and enjoyed dancing and games. prizes went to Alice Olson, Giene Devink, and Florence Dirksen. Refreshments followed.
The University of Scouting met Wednesday evening in the college chapel with Scout master Co. Walker overseeing the session. An orientation by Dr. Walker lasted 14 minutes, followed by a 75 elder turnout as new members joined the Sea Scouting course titled Rainbow 5.5. T. S. Rainbow. The group plans to conduct investiture ceremonies within their own units, under guidance from Scoutmasters.
Beadle County Junior Red Cross sent an exhibit to the State functions conference last year. The display featured dolls in European costumes, portraying Europe entering the melee and becoming Americans, alongside international albums prepared by county schools.
Ella Gros reports for the Edison school Young Citizens league in Town township. Miss Lyle Mae Gutterswater chaired the last meeting where AID members attended and discussed plans for a forthcoming contest and activities.
Notes recount a plan by students led by Clarence Burnett to hold a schoolyard game with sides stretched to form a contest. One team member spots a cram of rope, a store will be taken, and the side with more marks would treat the others. A revised sportsmanship idea was proposed to improve playground play.
Mrs Hannah Halstead died at the home of her daughter Mrs Lee Hughes in Redfield after a period of illness. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church in Frankfort with vocal music by Mr and Mrs AD Coleman. Surviving are five children including Mrs Will Wiles Mrs Henry Michels Harry Halstead and Mrs Les Hughes. The widow had lived with her children since her husband passed away several years ago.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe residents in Dinsis, including four-alivers and er-residing individuals, with unclear roles and connections. The text hints at local living arrangements and social groupings but provides limited concrete details. No dates, organizations, or precise actions are evident.
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