First Lady To Address Leaders At National Girl Scout Meet
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will be principal speaker at the twenty fifth annual Girl Scout convention in Philadelphia October 23 27. The agenda highlights a complete revision of the national constitution and a two year plan of work emphasizing intelligent, balanced citizens capable of uniting diverse contributions into cohesive community action.
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E. C. Grothe
Huron Girl Scout Council
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Girl Scouts
National Organization
Philadelphia
Girl Scout Organization
Huron
National Council
Girl Scout Creed Emphasizes Universal Sisterhood Mission
The organization pledges to promote better understanding among nationalities, classes, and races and to make Girl Scouting a universal sisterhood, stressing responsibility to society over the next two years as a world force.
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Girl Scout Organization
Palmer Pupils Honored at School Party
A surprise birthday party was held for Helen Mae Moriarty, second grader at Bob's Hill Township school, with games and refreshments. Teachers and visitors noted include Lorentson Ruth Moriarty Dawn Bailey. pupils Elaine LaBau Freda Palmer Gerald Palmer Helen Moriarty and Kenneth Palmer. Elaine LaBau reads aloud and plans to enter the US declamatory contest at Center School Friday.
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Palmer
Miss LaBau
Boy Scouts of
Bob's Hill
Elsie Dinsmore
Flying Dutchman
Freda Palmer
Gerald Palmer
Elaine LaBau
Get Books To Read 1s From Two Libraries
The Scheele School holds a library card at Huron Public Library, with Mrs Gaughran bringing books from this library and the county office. Pupils read stories, fiction and non fiction, and record the title, author, characters, and date read on a card kept by the teacher. Bernette has read the most books, nine, per Francis Stahl, a fifth grader.
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Scheele
Huron Public Library
Gaughran
Bo Far Bernette
Francis Stahl
Fifth and sixth graders study Columbus poem at West Twenty Second Street
West Twenty Second Street School fifth and sixth graders have learned the poem Columbus by Miller. Each pupil must read one book in six weeks, and sixth grader Tena Bosma notes she has read Fancy, a story about an orphan girl.
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Columbus
Wohelo Girls To Have Masquerade
The Woten Girl Scout Troop 4 met at the Baptist Church on Monday afternoon with color guards Mavonne Cotton Joy Cranston and Phyllis Cranston. Captain Walker led a short business meeting as Mrs Dale Thorn outlined cookie week starting next Monday and plans for a masquerade party on Friday October 13 were set with Mavonne Caton and Ramona Lundgren named hostesses and other committees appointed. The troop also discussed selling 30 Christmas cards to fund a new American flag and troop flag after singing Taps and Run Along Home.
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Stout Troop 4
The
Baptist Church
Mavonne Cotton
Joy
Phyllis Cranston
Yota Skezas
Captain Walker
Dale Thorn
Mavonne Catton
Ramona Lundgren
Ruth Smith
Virginia
Maxine Lundgren
Ramond Lundgren
Foster Pupils Join Junior Red Cross
Foster No 4 District School pupils joined the Junior Red Cross. Each pupil received an I Have pin and a large hanging poster. They contributed items for a Christmas box to help a foreign country as announced by Phyllis Rausch. Returns to School Yvonne Jungermann returns after three weeks illness at Weaks School, noted by Joy Minium.
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Foster
Red Cross
Yvonne Jungemann
Yvonne
Sand Creek Pupils Complete Classics Study
Two books finished by seventh and eighth grade students at Sand Creek Consolidated School. They completed The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and The Message to Garcia, learning obedience and dependability as key lessons. Booklet material for the period is done and both divisions now work on poems.
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Eignin
Sand Creek
Sleepy Hollow
Garcia
Mary C. Writner Has High Average
After report cards were issued in the seventh grade INE Little or Hoosevert School Mary C. Writner held the top average at 9 percent. Elaine Dittmer and Don Anderson tied for second with 87 percent. Girl Scouts met at Troop Wo and rehearsed for the grand march with Taps closing. Framed pictures at Sunshine School include Washington Lincoln The Wise Men Christ and the Children Washington and His Horse General Beadle.
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Ine Little
Hoosevert School
Mary C. Writner
Elaine Dittmer
Don Anderson
Sunshine School
Washington
Lincoln
Wise Men
Reports Progress of First Graders at Whittier School
Hsther Haserman reports on three first grade girls Dolores Katz Verna Kieinsasser and Eleanor Baseman at Whittier School They learn poems and nursery rhymes have learned eight poems and bring dolls to play with In spare time they save match boxes to build furniture for a doll house Mrs Pier uses The Gingerbread Boy tale in class and the girls make gingerbread boy figures from paper and glue If patterns allow they may make other characters from the story.
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Hsther Haserman
Whittier
Dolores Katz
Verna Kieinsasser
Eleanor Baseman
Little Women Characters Highlighted in School Report
Ralph Maas notes in the Banner School report that the four sisters Amy Beth Meg and Jo and their mother are the most important figures in the opening exercise reading of the book Little Women taught by Miss Glan zer.
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Ralph Maas
Banner School
Miss Glanzer
Amy
Beth
Meg
Connell School Sixth Graders Finish Plants and Animals Unit
The sixth grade completed the Plants and Animals science unit and created booklets with the same title. Students enjoy finding pictures to illustrate their stories while preparing report cards and sharing progress. Irene Glanzer and Stasia Davis are among the students noted for finishing early.
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Connell School
Shirley Brewer
the Meyer
Eugene Hornig
Tavest
Agnes Greenan
Irene
Glanzer
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