National Girl Scout Convention Opens in Kansas City
The twenty fourth annual Girl Scout convention meets in Kansas City Missouri this week with Mrs Frederick H Brooke presiding. Noted speakers include Grace Loucks Elliot Herbert Hoover and Lilian Gilbreth. The event features reports on nationwide activities and growth plus lectures, dances, a TV dramatization, a fashion show and a formal reception at the hotel Muehlbach.
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Kansas City
Frederick H. Brooke
Washington, D. C
National Organization
Kansas City Municipal Auditorium
William J. Babington Macaulay
New York City
Grace Loucks @iliott
New York
Frederick Edey
International Committee
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Calif
Arthur ©. Hood Choate
Lillian M. Gilbreth
Montclair
N. J
M Hoover
Bard of Directors
Land
Clyde Porter
Girl Scout Council
Muchlebach
Bracke
Kansas City Act Institute
Event at Nelson Art Gallery Hosts by Girl Scout Council
The event took place at the Nelson Art Gallery on Tuesday evening October 11 with hostesses provided by members of the Kansas City Girl Scout Council.
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Theld
Nelson Art Gallery
Kansas City
Wormstadt Woollies Club Dominates State Fair Awards
Members of the Wormstadt Wool Lies Club earned multiple prizes at the State Fair and County Achievement Day. Paul J Ramsell won high honors with a dairy calf while another club member won two pens of fat barrows. The Beadle County Livestock judging team, including two Wool Lies members, placed second at the fair with individual placings of second and sixth.
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Ey von Lo Pnadton
Wormstadt Woolles Club
Wormstadt Woollies Club
Paul J Ramsell
Tae Beadle County
Woolies Club
Jefferson School Seventy Civics Study Report
David W. McCoy, eighth grader at Jefferson School, writes about the civics study on personal privileges, law observance, cleanliness, punctuality, property care, courtesy, and love of beauty. The class also lists safety, health, and sanitation rules under teacher Lyla Mae Sulzler.
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Jefferson School
David W. McCoy
Lyla Mae. Sulzler
Eight Pupils Enroll At Milford School
Eight pupils enroll at Milford School on September 6 taught by Miss Walter. Named students include third graders Lilelian Kleinsasser and Clifford Tschetter, a fourth grader Amos Walters, sixth graders Verna Kleinsasser Barbara Walter and Clara Tsehetter, and two eighth graders Kathryn Wipt and Menno Walter Vurnn Kiginsassar.
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Milford School
Miss Walter
Lilelian Kleinsasser
Clifford Tschetter
Amos Walters
Verna Kleinsasser
Barbara Walter
Clara Tsehetter
Grasters
Kathryn Wipt
Menno Walter
Vurnn Kiginsassar
Two Visitors At Milford School Visit
Milford School welcomed two visitors as Rix Weeks notes Clara Tschetter. Eva Davis county superintendent urged students to practice good posture. Fourth grader Darlene Tschetter from Spink County also visited. The local teacher at the school is Miss Walter.
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Milfora
Rix Weeks
Clara Tschetter
Eva Davis
Darlene Tschetter
Spink County
Walter
Whiteside School News Highlights From Elsie Zoonck
A Whiteside School report by Elsie Zoonck notes Lucille Feters bringing flowers to brighten the room. An eighth grade poster reading Education Builds Character is displayed, marking the sixth week of activities at the school.
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Whiteside School
Elsie Zoonck
Lucille Feters
Exams Schedule and Review Overview
The text outlines upcoming exams on Thursday and Friday with review sessions in history focusing on Cosmopolitan country concepts and arithmetic covering reviewed material from the year. It notes most work has been review-based.
Farmerette Club Elects New Officers for Year
The six members of the See and Sow Farmette 4-H Club met with Georgia Wiedenmann. Georgia Wiedenmann was elected president with Betty Jean Miller as vice president Evelyn Thielfeldl as secretary Mary Louise Fenner as treasurer and Jean Townsley as reporter. Jean Townsley gave a First Aid talk and refreshments were served. Visitors attended including Lois Fuller Irene Miller Selah Townsley Emma ThieHoldt and Ethel Wiedenman. Next meeting set for November 4 hosted by Betty Jean Miller.
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See
Sow Farmette
Georgia Wiedenman
Ning
Georgia Wiedenmann
Betty Jean Miller
Evelyn Thielifeldl
Mary Louise Fenner
Jean Townsley
Maxine
Lois Fuller
Irene Miller
Selah Townsley
Emma ThieHoldt
Ethel Wiedenman
Bertha Fenner
Connell Pupils Study Pets In Fifth Grade Science
Fifth graders at Connell School study pets in science learning care and feeding. They created pet shop style posters and mounted magazine cutouts in booklets under teacher Stasia Davis with pupil Irene Glanzer noted.
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Connell
Connell School
Irene Glanzer
Stasia Davis
Museum Is Made At Whitier School
Whitier School pupils created a small museum featuring rocks and natural artifacts. Denalid Kata notes items including a volcano rock and a horse tooth, while Marjorie Koul and Leslie Day contributed powder horn and colt hoof along with shell beads and Native American crafts.
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Whittier School
Whitier School
Marjorie Koul
Leslie Day
George
New Mexico
Denalid Kata
Pie Sale Nets Small Profit at Farewell Party
The Lake Dudley Fat Lamb Club held a program at Sangsunl Schoolhouse on September 30 to bid farewell to Sven Jacobson who left Monday for a CCC camp. After the program pie at five cents a slice and coffee were served. the sale netted a small amount as attendees visited and reports from Eva Mae Saugstad were shared.
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Lake Dudley
Sangsunl
Sven. Jacobson
Eva Mae Saugstad
Program Brings $8.30 To School
The Ruay School in Richland Township held a Thursday program with large attendance. A total of $8.30 was realized. John Vincent Rudy, taught by Miss Stout, expressed gratitude to all helpers including the auctioneer Edgar Rudy and clerk Cari Eckmann.
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Ruay
Richland Township
John Vincent Rudy
Miss Stout
Auctioneter
Edgar Rudy
Cari Eckmann
Apple Pie Variations Turnovers and Dumplings
The article describes making deep dish and turnover apple pies. It notes a cheese topping for a baked pie to melt over, and explains turnovers as crust envelopes with apple slices sealed inside. Dumplings are cooked in a moderate oven with a crust jacket to cover.
Miss Davis Visits Timms School and Wins Blue Ribbon
Donald Timm reports Miss Davis visited the school on 1 October in the morning. She brought a weeds collection sent to the State Fair and the Timms were glad to see their work awarded a blue ribbon.
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Davis
Donald Timm
Timm
Wilma Walker Jett Heads to Long Beach for Business College
Tulare Oct 11 Special Wilma Walker Jett travels by train Saturday to Long Beach California where she plans to enroll in a business college and will reside with relatives.
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California
Tulare
Wilma Walker Jett
Long Beach
Calif
Reln
Busy Bee League Meets for October Session
Busy Bee Y. C. L. held its third meeting October 7 at 3 o'clock led by president Fred Joekheek Jr. The flag salute pledge and roll call occurred. Minutes from the last meeting were read and approved. A November program was planned. Meeting adjourned by Wayne Saugstad with John Waldner seconding. Lunch by Stanley and Fred Jockbeck.
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Busy Bee League Hoe
Fred Joekheek, Jr
Wayne Saugstad
John Waldner
Stanley
Fred Jockbeck
Eva Mael Saugstad
Club Has Meeting At Leader's Home
The H. C. D. Corn and Fat Lamb Club met Friday evening at leader Waldo Smith's home. President Frank Spiers led the session with six members present. L. B. Ladd, county agent, assisted with club records and reports. The next meeting is planned at Frank Spiers' home in November.
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H.C. D. Corn
Waldo Smith
Frank Spiers
L.b Ladd
Ty —Keith Smith
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Am ee eee eee
Olive Neff writes on apple pie varieties and practical recipes. The piece suggests common approaches and teases a variation of hot apple pie topped with melted cheese to spark ideas for home cooks.
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Olive Neff
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