Club Week Opens At Brookings In October One
Brookings October event kicks off Club Week at State College October 21 to 24 with registration Monday and daily activities including lunchtime broadcasts at 12 45 from KEDY college radio. Four outstanding leaders to be named at the banquet. notable club members and leaders from Brookings and Turner County to speak and participate in conferences.
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State College
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Nona Plaine
Bon Homme County
Ores
Verson Ullman
Bancroft Girls Study Maps At Regular Meeting
Bancroft Girl Stouts met at the schoolhouse on Monday evening to study maps. The program opened with flag salute and singing. Helen Hageman and Wanda Mac Barber led songs during the gathering.
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Bancroft
Stouts
Liev
Secoration Priiot
Ingi
Helen Hageman
Wanda Mac Barber
Dramas At Scout Meeting Delights Sakakawea Gil Troop 7
The Sakakawea Gil Scout troop 7 held a drama focused meeting on manners and posture. Delores Feick led the Fagle patrol through etiquette dramas and a Friday hike was planned. Betty Phillips led the Pathfinder patrol in a business session and a gown magnets drama. The troop captain attended and the promise was renewed.
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Sakakawea Gil
Fagle
Delores Feick
Dorothy School
Betty Phillips
Pathfinder Patrol
Phyllis Heese
LaJean Avery
Lie Troop
Scout Teachings Illustrated At Ceremonial Meeting
Scout Troop 2 opened the ceremonial meeting Monday night with seven Scouts present and five visitors. The Crow patrol demonstrated the Scout salute handclasp badge oath and laws for visitors. Slap-Jack fame caused a tie between the Crow and Re patrols. Meeting closed with the Scout master's benediction. Vinson Xeedham writes.
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Vinson Xeedham
Arlington 4-H Boy Wins Chicago Trip for Judging
Kingsbury County 4-H clubs will be represented at the National Crop Judging contest in Chicago late November by Urwin Banley of Arlington. Sayre, agricultural agent, reports Banley earned the trip as a top 4-H state crops judge, after placing second at Brookings and tying for first at the Harom state contest during the State Fair. Herbert Inske, east end 4-H member, also earns a Brookings 4-H week trip, awarded by Sion City Stock Yards for his livestock project, though he is not county champion.
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Arlington
Chicago
Kingsbury County
Urwin Banley
Charles Sayre
Irwin Haa
Hde
Brookings
Harom
Herbert Inske
Sion ‘City Stock Yards Company
Girls club elects new officers at meeting
Dorothy Priby reports Patsy Downs calls meeting to order. Mary Kenny is elected president Juli anne Tobin vice president and Marian Jacobs secretary. Next meeting set for Phyllia Busse on Friday November 1. After adjournment the girls played games and shared lunch.
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Dorothy Pribgi
Patsy Downs
Mary Kenny
Julianne Tobin
Marian Jacobs
Phyllia Busse
Dorothy Priby
Girl Scouts and city plans swirl in odd meeting notes
Report blends a Lakotah troop activity with a City of Huron commissioners session in October 1935. It notes Girl Scout leaders Vivian Stanton and Jon McArthur reposting laws while Doris Peterson Tagle oversaw the troop. The text also covers a Halloween party planning, signaling badges, and a separate public meeting about financing an outdoor concrete swimming pool as part of Huron’s park system, including land purchase near West Park Development Association, with a $27000 bond proposal and tax considerations.
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Vivian Stanton
Jon McArthur
Congregational Church
Doris Peterson Tagle
Maurice Gowdy
Waa
Joan McArthur
Huron votes for $17,000 park bonds and pool purchase
A special election is set for October 30 1985 in Huron to decide issuing bonds totaling 17000 dollars at 4 percent interest, payable semi annually for 17 years to acquire land and funds for purchasing and improving an outdoor concrete swimming pool as part of the city park system, plus related real estate and landscaping.
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City of Huron
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Artes
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South Dakota
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Virginia ‘Avenue
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West Park Development Association
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West Pack Development. Association
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Virginia Avenue
Tay
Aturon
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Willson-Barber
Wise Ponalze Avenue
Burger Gar
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Beadley County Court House
Aeek
Lawn Ridge
Jefferson Scaval
H B. Lenbies
Utah Avenue
Sixth
Fiset
Lincoln
Schoa
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South Layn Grocery
First Ward
Ida Melechard
Floyd Johnson
Arethar Burger
Ed Butz
Laura Roswergel B. Stafford
A. P. Stowell
Ben Meyers
L. J. Kettering
Ey Laird
Htrs
C. N. Ball
Anna Foley
Geo. Kins- DaneRourth Ward
Harry Giebel
J. P. Rollins
Mar- Mmbousts
G ‘Oarth
Cotmcinet
Geo
Beane
Julius Buych
Erma Patrick
City to borrow bonds for water main project
A 1935 proceedings item notes the estimated cost of the water main and accessories at 60000.00, with bonds to cover 33000.00. A special election is set for October 9, 1935, to authorize the city of Hur on to issue negotiable bonds bearing four percent interest, payable semi annually, to fund the water main extension from Indiana Avenue to the treatment plant. Polling places across wards are listed and designated for the election.
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South Dakota
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An Jan
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Sitamons Avenue
Lawnridge Avenue
Jaellie Nortom
Cite of Huron
Third Street
Sit of Huron
Mieco
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Huran
Heron Shell
Witich
Indiana Avenue
Ninth Street
Simmony Avenue
Lawnridge
City of Huson
East Third Street
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Jnverest
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Tina
Bereeun
Huson
First Ward
Dakota Avenue
Kingden Motor Company
Segond
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Robert Kitty
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Wessingtop Springs
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Scotland
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LaVolla Breeze
Ernest Reppe
Leslie Ponto
Eidwen Thomsen
Ethan
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Wessington Springs
Seunty Livestock
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Hudson
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Lemmox
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Wilbur Katzer
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Colton
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Pucker
Harry Thompon
Mabor
Llloyd Robbins
White
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William Tschecter
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Dan Cronin
McClure
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Seihley Gilman
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Yankton
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J Story
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Webster
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Broadway High Lives
Huron South
Walsh Reae
Commissionar Reen
Grorer
Huron Dairy Products Company
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Bert Richardson
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