Opera Season Is For Girl Scouts
Opera season draws Girl Scouts from Maine to California to listen to Metropolitan Opera performances via radio. The Girl Scout Federation of Greater New York coordinates tickets and accompanying activities for sisters and councils across five boroughs and coast to coast.
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Girl Scouts Guilds Plan Broadcasts to Aid Winter Arts
The Girl Scouts organize supplementary advance program notes radio charts and stage pictures as part of performances. Guilds will use broadcasts to showcase notes and talents aiding the winter season with a focus on music training and community participation.
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William Jennings Bryan League Elects Officers at Milford Township
Menno J Walter reports the William Jennings Bryan League at Milford Township held its second meeting last week. Officers elected include Menno J Walter as president and Kassy Walter as vice president, Clara Tschetter as secretary, with other committees named. The group planned a Halloween party after a student program. Teacher Miss Glanzat leads the school. Walter is in the seventh grade.
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Fire Prevention Week Observed At Timmy School
Seventh grader James Rogers of Timmy School reports Fire Prevention Week observed during October 3 4 to mark the Chicago fire anniversary. Lincon League members pledge daily actions to improve school and community fire safety with rules about matches fire care and rubbish clearance.
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Pupils Prepare for Six Weeks Exams at Jefferson School
Charlotte Gleason of the Lucky Lindy League says all Jefferson School pupils are busy reviewing for six weeks exams. Students are enthusiastic about the tests set for Wednesday and Thursday with assignments planned for the following six weeks.
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Sunnyside Pupils Strive for Reading Awards
Sunnyside School pupils aim for library credit with Mrs. Helen Wessls pulling books from Beadle County Library every two weeks. Eighth grader Sylvia Christenson has read nine books including Mark Tidd.
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Pupils Begin Learning County Chorus Songs
Seventh grader Charlotte Gleason at Jefferson School says pupils have learned county chorus songs including Senta Lucia The Blacksmith To Belly of St Marys and Dairy Maids is planned next under teacher Misa Lyla MacGulzler
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Posters On mnp At Spring Valley School
Last Friday pupils at Spring Valley School made posters on safety first and fire prevention week. Fifth and sixth graders are preparing booklets listing leaves found in the Ineality. Charles Broer wrote this account.
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Cartoon of Sleepy Hollow scene dazzles students
Last week a student from Johnson School shared a colored Evening Huronite cartoon showing Ichabod Crane racing, pursued by Brom Bones in ghost disguise with a pumpkin head. Seventh graders, just after reading The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, enjoyed the image on the bulletin board.
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Schoolboard Builds New Work Table and Bench
Sunnyside School pupils taught by Mrs. Helen Wessels took their most recent six weeks examinations last Thursday. Charloter Gleason reported this account. The greens painted work tables and benches were made for the school to aid construction and drawing, with early use by the first grocery and full benefit for all pupils.
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Eighth Grade Reporter Sylvia Christensen Writes Friday Report
Sylvia Christensen, an eighth grade student, authored theday and Friday report. The article notes her role as a student writer contributing to the school paper.
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Editor Boy Delivers Giraffes to Washington Zoo
Nine year old Nickey Arundel, editor of a neighborhood paper, led a campaign to bring four giraffes to the Washington Zoo. His victory follows months of effort as he now aims to secure a larger lunch room for the staff and animals.
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Mrs Glennon Hosts Luncheon Bridge For Miller
On Oct 14 Mrs R B Glennon hosted a luncheon bridge at her home for Mrs Rob ert Rice as guest of honor. After lunch, four tables played and prizes went to Mrs Paul Burke and Mrs Archie Collins for high and low scores. Guests included out of town visitors Mrs Avis Rice Mrs D C Giennan and Mrs Ver Winkle of Huron who received guest prizes.
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Huronian To Speak At State Pop-Fest
Andy Palm president of the State College Alumni Association will be the principal speaker at the State's annual Hobo Day celebration kickoff Friday night Oct 22 in Brookings. Athletic Director R H Threlfall and Coach Al J Gebert of Iowa University Shockers join the program with a tumbling demonstration by women’s physical education students and music by the 118 piece military band.
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Miller Club Women Hear Mrs Wallace in Panama Talk
Mrs May Redmond Wallace spoke to the Miller Women's Club about the Panama Canal Zone. She described living conditions, products and markets, and showed pictures. Billy Fox sang with sister Gloria Jean, and Mrs L T Jarmuth reported on the state federation. Tea followed with autumn decor.
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Red Cross Meeting Attended by Local Delegates
A group of local women including Mrs. J C Hagin and Mrs. Morris Baswold traveled to Haron for the South Dakota regional American Red Cross conference at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel on Tuesday October 14. Mrs. Hagin was a speaker on the program that evening.
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Hunters Discouraged As Licenses Fall Short In Opening
Sportsmen in Miller report low pheasant and game counts. Opening day saw only seventy nine hunting licenses issued, far below the usual yearly total.
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Chapter AR BE O meets Miller in China paper program
Chapter AR BE O gathered Monday at Mrs E Becks home for an illustrated paper by Mrs Ba Bohning on The Ruling Houses of China. Exemplification of the ritual followed the study hour ends with refreshments.
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