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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
12
At a Brookings banquet four junior leaders were honored for their 4 H work. Edwin Novak Ravinia Cleo Ever Onida Ins Campbell Selby Melvin Nelson Colton were named for leadership and project achievements including corn and conservation efforts.
The Sakakawea troop 2 dinner at the Presbyterian kitchen ended with the Scouts running the event. Seventeen flats, a sharp sing, and a kitchen riot followed the program of troop talent.
The Clyde Cream Crusaders held a regular meeting at the home of Ross Oviatt on Wednesday evening. The session opened with the president’s call to order.
The president Glenwood Johnson and six members answered roll call as they reviewed completed record books. Officers for next year were postponed pending a later election. Hostess Mrs. Oviatt served lunch, with Ross Oviatt reporting for the group.
A city library benefit hides a controversial election maneuver as votes are dropped covertly. The promotion draws community attention to a staged event meant to boost support and perception.
BROOKINGS Oct. 25 Special The state 4 H Members association and state Local Leaders association elected new officers at annual club week which ended at noon today Howard Brozee of Clear Lake Agadsy the Members association succeeding Raphael Brandinet of Waverly Helen Wittmeier Tyndall and Alvin Alen are the new vice president and Cleo Eller Onida is secretary The local leaders chose James Thor son of Centerville to head their organization He succeeds Frank Feser of Clare mont who has served as president since its inception four years ago Mrs Feser was chosen vice president and Misa Jane Keen Watertown reelected secretary Mrs B F Barthel Huron and Paul Mueller Big Stone were chosen directors to serve two years Directors elected last year and who will serve until annual club week in 1936 are Mrs C L Brown Ellis Mrs L T Larson Ledgonde and Tyrus Thompson Tabor A total of 186 club members and local leaders attended annual club week Prof George McCarty head of the State college speech department and national president of Pi Kappa Delta honorary forensic fraternity delivered the principal speech at the banquet and recognition of junior leaders held Wednesday evening
By OLIVE NEFF cabbage fits into almost any meal as a vegetable or salad. Coarsely shredded and cooked briefly then seasoned with butter or salt pork it provides delicate flavor and serves as a protective food. Cooked in milk for a short time with a touch of thickening.
A compact guide outlines cabbage preparations from steamed to fried dishes. It covers creamed cabbage with butter and cheese, cabbage with peanuts or crumbs, stuffed cabbage and cabbage rolls, Dutch raw cabbage with bacon, German sauerkraut pairings with frankfurters and macaroni, and varied skillet or baked preparations.
The Bancroft Girl Scouts began with songs, then judged distances during education. Committees for a Halloween party formed during petrol corners and the session closed with folk dances and the song The International Good Night.
The Bluebird YCL of Kelly school Foster township hosted a pheasant dinner at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening taught by Mr. Green. All patrons attended a Geelock dinner and Mr. Greenan invited everyone to return for a social visit afterward. Kathleen Grocan was the reporter.
Lake Preston pupils show high activity as a penny carnival winds through the town. Parades announce the event with queen candidates Solveig Eid and Doris Weink along with Rosamond Dixon and Bonner Beshman. Class rivalry heats up while voters select the queen.
J. F. Hines, South Dakota superintendent of public instruction, has been notified of his appointment as state chairman of the National Education Association committee on rural education. Nine other members in South Dakota will be named.
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