Whiteside School Leagues Plan November One-Act Contest
Whiteside School unions led by president Donald Hamilton and secretary Harold Fritzsche met Monday to approve a November one act play contest. Committees were named for Plays and Publicity with listed members including Bobby Dates, Ms Feters, Dona Scheibe, Lucille Fritzsche, Pauline Kohlmeyer, Doris Matthhews, Virginia Garner, and Glen Ernster.
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Whiteside School
Donald Hamilton
Harold Fritsche
Bobby Dates
Ms Feters
Dona 1 Scheibe
Lucille Fritzsche
Pauline Kohlmeyer
Doris’ Matthhews
Virginia Garner
Glen Ernster
Ellen Garner
State 4-H Club Officers Remain
Due to overwhelming college student enrollment the State Club Week is postponed. Delegates should revise plans and await news on future events as club members may meet in a later suite convention. Current officers Jennette Unruh president Turmer County Dean Myers vice president Gregory County Peterrox Codington County secretary-treasurer.
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Ita Place
Glub Mentoers
State College
Jennette Unruh
Turmer County
Dean Myers
Gregory County
Peter Rox
Codington County
New Girl Scouts Honored At Wesley Hall Party
Titania Troop No. 6 Girl Scouts held a post school party at Wesley Hall Methodist Church welcoming new recruits. They played games sang and enjoyed cocoa cookies and candy. Mrs Dunbar announced a pageant seen by Sigux Fats about Chinese children and Shirley Ann Madison led the group for the event.
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Titanica
Wesley Hal
Methodist Church
Dunbar
Oriole Patrole
Shirley Ann Madison
Mrs. Dewes
Var iDyke
Incy Al‘hert
Marene Hare
Darlene JoLers
Olive Lee
Ila Pay Moin
Joan Shirley
Gwyneth van Duzre
Dorothes Dunbar
Whittier pupils finish six weeks tests
Whittier School pupils completed their first six weeks exams last week. They sat arithmetic geography language spelling and reading on Thursday and history art and science on Friday. Sixth grader Donald Kavz was excused to go home after the last recess Friday.
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Whittier
Whittier School
Donald Kavz
Halloween Carnival Planned by Spring Valley School
The Spring Valley School plans a Halloween carnival on Monday evening October 31 with a fish pond, fortune telling, trip around the world, games, a perfect foot exhibit, a three headed woman, a candy sale and lunch. The event is organized by Donna Ostlund and the school is taught by Gladys Olson.
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Spring Valley
Donna Ostlund
Gladys Olson
Milford School Elects New YCL Officers
Milford School Tistrick No. 2 held its fourth Co. 1 program on October 14. Members elected Menno J. Walte as president Kathryn J. Wiof as secretary and Clara Tschetter as treasurer. The report was written by Kathryn Josephine Wiort, taught by Miss Welter.
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Milford School
YCL
Milford
Tistrick No. 2
Tey
Menno J. Walte
Kathryn J. Wiof
Stary
Clara Tschetter
Dent
Kathryn Josephine Wiort
Miss Welter
Red Cross Portfolio Planned After Exam Week
The Halsey League postponed its Friday meeting to Wednesday October 12 to form a Red Portfolio and join the Young Citizen subscription. The program featured Sail On by Duane Shoemaker Life of Columbus by Elvin Guthmiller America song Sail On Oh Ship of Slave by Rosie Renner Patriotism by Lloyd McClure It Can Be Done by John Renner and a joint chorus. A spelling chart on the bulletin board awards red stars for perfect scores and gold stars after ten red stars. Joe Lleyat McClure is the only student with a gold star. The school board approved a new flat pole for the building this week. Seventh graders made a two maps of Africa in six weeks, with Africa pictures and animal drawings. they are now studying South America and memorize poems for poem booklets with life sketches of poets, including Elvin Guthmiller.
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Halsey League
Duane Shoemaker
Elvin Guthmiller
America
Ail
Rosie Renner
Lloyd McClure
John Renner
Bulletin Board
Joe Lleyat McClure
Africa
South Armerica
Elvin Guthmfilur
Cranston and Morrill Host Social Tea Party Event
Shirley Cranston and Jacquelyn Morrill organize a social tea party with refreshments as Maurice Cranston notes the event is shaping up to be a real success with committee members contributing hard at work.
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Shirley Cranston
Jacquelyn Morrill
Maurice Cranston
Teporter
Lakotah Scouts Meet At Church
Lakotah Troop 1 of the Congregational Church held a meeting after which girls played fruit basket and Ring on the String. They prepared home activity lists, noted preferred tasks, and marked attendance with silver and gold stars. Doris Lily led songs as the group closed with taps.
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Newir
Lacotah
Congregational Church
Origber
Severs
Ping
Doris Wily
Frugal Leftovers Turn To Meals In A Simple Pie
A wary cook notes that stale odds and ends from the refrigerator can be repurposed into casseroles and meat pies. By browning onions or celery, adding gravy or flour, milk, and Worcestershire sauce, then folding in diced meat and vegetables, the dish bakes slowly under mashed potatoes or buttered bread crumbs for a flavorful repurposing of leftovers.
Ircaucis Club Halloween Celebration at Warrens
The Golden Rule 4-H Club of Troe dues held its regular meeting at Lucile Martins with most members present except Wilma Janson. A Halloween party was planned for Monday October 31 at Warrens. After the meeting members sang, played games, and roasted wieners by the stove. Mrs. Martin provided coins and fruit for lunch. A lively outdoor time followed. The next meeting was set for October 29 at Doris Murphys home with hosts Doris and Esther Blue.
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Ircaucis
Troe Dues
Lucile Martin
Calice
Wilma Janson
Warrens
Weinarr
Richland Center School Exam Highlights Honors
Richland Center School finished its operations Friday afternoon. Louise Husen topped spelling with 100, Clarence Meyer led history, Belva M led arithmetic, Louise Husen led reading, Laverne Husen led language, and Doris Meyer led science. Honors went to Doris Meyer, Reiva Meyer, Laverne Husen, and Louise Hugen.
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Richland
Richland Center
Louise Husen
Clarence Meyer
Belva M
Laverne Husen
Doris Meyer
Doris Er
Yall
Reiva Meyer
Louise Hugen
Halloween decorations planned for Morrill School party
The Sunshine League at Morrill School decorates the schoolroom in Halloween style. A Halloween party is set for Monday October 31 at 2:30 p.m. at the schoolhouse. Invitations go to mothers of all pupils. Two committees named Grace Tobin and Mau Tha Cra handle entertainment and plans.
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Sunshine League
Morrill
League
Grace Tobin
Mau Tha Cra
Leftover Veggie and Meat Uses for Home Cookery
This article offers guidance on using leftovers such as Brussels sprouts, asparagus, spinach, squash, and sweet potatoes in salads, pies, and hash. It covers meat loaves, croquettes, and sauces, with tips on seasoning, mixing with gravy, and avoiding reheating certain vegetables for best flavor. It ends by weighing the practicality and economy of leftovers versus new purchases.
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