Initiate Class Of Little Girls Into Brownies
Twenty eight little girls were initiated as Brownies at Jefferson School on Monday. Mothers of the initiates watched from the gym platform as leaders guided the ceremony with poems and a Brownie Story. The new Brownies received caps and promises before a closing lunch for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
Max Johnston
Mann
Kenneth Naeve
Lee Bates
Prs
Splitek
Violets
Victory Gardeners
Miner
Mrs. Parker
Diane Solum
Dawneer_ Solum
Shirley Morreson
Patsy Sarmsel
Winifred Sibley
Betty Lou Housman
Marlys Phelps
Beverly Jorgensen
Patty Saranan
Shirley Temperly
Valla Vee Rogers
Marilyn Burrington
Alta Loeffelbein
Growth chart kept for Valley No 1 School pupils
Nurse visits Valley No 1 School on a forenoon to measure and weigh pupils and check eyes ears teeth and glands. She leaves a monthly height and weight chart for teachers to record. eighth grade studies wars and colonist effects. fifth grade surveys frontier life. eighth grade finishes Rip Van Winkle.
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Suss Wasy Acene
Valley No. 1
King George's
Rip van Winkle
Washington Irving
Betty Jean Walter
Indoor Picnic With Lakotah Troop No 1
Lakotah Girl Scout Troop No 1 of the Congregational Church met at 4 PM in church parlors for a cold day picnic. Instead of going to the Scouthouse they enjoyed toasted wieners and buns fruit and cookies with peanuts provided by the leader. Games and songs followed and the Girl Scout laws were recited for new scouts. Ilene Rundquist was elected secretary treasurer and Valda McFadden apporteur for November. Taps closed the meeting as the girls departed for home.
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Lakotah Troop No. 1
Congregational Church
Monga
Ilene Rundquist
Valda McFadden
Fou
Valda Jean Meen
Four Sign Up In Happy Jacks 4 H Club
Four new members joined the Happy Jacks 4 H Club at the Daves home and officers were elected. Merlyn Thomas is president with Duane Seeman as vice president and Lyle Seeman serving as secretary treasurer. Raymond Kuehl is reporter. Next meeting at Merlyn Thomas home with a program. Report by Eugene Kuehl.
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Happy Jacks Club
Happy Jacks 4-H Club
James Daves
Merlyn Thomas
Duane Seeman
Lyle Seeman
Raymond Kuehl
Eugene Kuehl
Wamble-O-Honka Troop 3 Plans Investiture and Birthday
The Wamble-O-Honka Troop No 3 held a meeting October 26 with Mrs Patterson as guest. On November 2 they will combine the investiture ceremony with the troop’s first birthday. Patrol named Golden Rod led by Martene Reintsma. Ann Lewallen led The Dog and the Bone and several other games followed. Taps closed the meeting with Mrs Maxness and Norma Jean Nelson present. Eunite Guirmson, scribe.
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Wamble-O-Honkas
Wamble-O-Honka
Taps
Mrs. Maxness
Norma
Jean Nelson
Eunite _Guiormson
Scribe
Toy dogs crafted by Morritt School graders named Ginger and Tags
Geraldine Morrill writes that last Friday the Morritt School graders made toy dogs from oatmeal boxes. They painted them with red and green wiggers and placed the creations on the piano.
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Geraldine Morrill
Morritt School
Health Chart Is Kept At School
Richard Reilly an eighth grader at Pleasant View Clifton No 3 reports the school uses a health chart with a camboard wheel showing sections like Clean nails and combed hair. Students spin the wheel and are checked weekly for a perfect six week score to win a prize. Bernice Hansen won the last prize. A spelling chart marks scores with red and green dots, and Bernice, Junior Hansen, and Jean Reilly have perfect spellings. Two beginners Donna May High and Helen Ann Reilly joined this year and made a jack o lantern with Miss Mees.
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Richard Reilly
Pleasant
Clifton
Mees
Bernice Hansen
Bernice
Junior Hansen
Jean Reilly
Jesa Reilly
Donna May High
Helen Ann Reilly
Four Girls Join Hiawatha Troop 3
Four new girls Marvell Peulisse Lois Cook Carolyn McFadden and Mary Jane Fugslang joined Hiawatha Troop 3 at McKinley School on Monday night. The group, plus 13 continuing members, discussed assignments, planned studies on Allied nations, and prepared Thanksgiving day reports while casting and social activities followed.
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Diawawa
McKinley
Marvell
Peulisse
Lois Cook
Carolyn McFadden
Mary Jane Fugslang
Myra Leonard
Kathrine Stahl
Dorothy Lewallen
Jacquelyn Myers
Rose Leaver
Rosemary Dybdahl
Pauline Hendrickson
Cleo Manolis
Lila Erickson
Fern Lewallen
H. M. Easton
Elects Officers For Hiawatha Troop 3 Senior Girl Scouts
The Senior Girl Scouts of Hiawatha Troop 3 held their first regular meeting on Thursday October 22 at Mrs Harry Eastons home with five members present. Officers elected were Lois McFadden president Betty Jean Johnson vice president Dorothy Patrick secretary and treasurer Nonna Jean Nelson social chairman and Jean Evans reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha Troop 3
Harry Easton
Lois McFadden
Betty Jean Johnson
Dorothy Patrick
Nonna Jtan Nelson
Jean Evans
Elis’ Pharmacy
Betty
Jean Johnson
Change Class Time For Winter Months At Ivy School
The Ivy School shifts start to 10 o clock with lunch at 4 and 2 and dismissal at 5 due to short daylight in winter. Pupils attended Shrine Circus in Huron and Alice Ejdeen brought a game and guitar to school. Ervin Beyer played his mouth organ and the group performed at a program before the carnival last Saturday night.
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Ivy School
Selock
Shrine Circus
Huron
Alice Ejdeen
Foi
Ervin Beyer
Alice Parkinson
School Makes Jack o Lanterns From Pumpkins
Pleasant Corner students carved jack o lanterns from pumpkins brought by Francis Maxwell for a school party yesterday. Guests Doris Krutzfeldt Dorene Krutzfeldt Rodney Peterson and Blaine Peterson attended. Teacher Mrs Benthin led activities reported by J Sherrill Peterson.
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Francis Maxwell
Doris
Dorene Krutzfeldt
Rodney
Blaine
Peterson
Lurich
J.sherrill Peterson
School nurse visits Roane storm school
Peggy Perry fourth grader at the storm School recalls Miss Keene nurse who weighed, tested ears and eyes during a sparse visit with only four pupils present and says she will be returning soon to the Roane school.
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Peggy Perry
the Storm School
Keene
Gettysburg Man Wins Dairy Meeting Honor
Rufus Thornwald of Arlington proclaimed champion at the South Dakota Dairymen's annual convention in Sioux Falls for buttermaking. Thornwald's wife won first prize in the women's butter judging contest.
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Gettysburg
Hono Sioux Falls
Rufus ‘Thornwald
Arlington
South
Dakota Dairymen's Diinnual
Thornwald
Washington family leaves Chelan home for Washington state
Special report notes Mrs Frank Bottger and her children left for Chelan Washington on Wednesday. Bottger had traveled to the state capital in the latter part of September.
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Washington Carpenter
Frank
Bottger
Childre
Chelan
Open Letter Accuses Mundt of Misleading Voter About Defense Votes
Democratic challenger Fred H. Hildebrandt charges Rep. Karl Mundt misrepresented his record on pensions and defense. The letter questions Mundt’s 16 defense votes and his 99.2 percent defense claim, urging explanations on pension opposition and voting history.
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Watertown
Fred .H. Hildebrandt
Congress
Karl Mundt
Hildebrand
Hildebrandt
Mundt
South Dakota
House of Representatives
Speaker
Con&tessman
Congressional Record
Congressional
Froehling Seeks Testimony in Nazi Saboteurs Trial
U S Attorney J Albert Woll said Walter Froehling offered to testify for the government but the statement was deemed of little value. Froehling, uncle of Herbert Hans Haupt, is among six defendants charged with aiding the German Reich. The first witness Grunow described a June 21 gathering with Haupt and the Froehlings at a Minneapolis home.
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Chicago
U. S
J. Albert Woll
Walter Wilhelm Froehling
Woll
Froehling
Herbert Hans Haupt
Washington
Lucille Froehling
Haupt
Hans Max Haupt
Otto’ Richard Wertin
Wag
Minneapolis
Alfred Harry Grunow
Froeblin
Grunow
Women May Be Registered Soon Says Roosevelt
President Roosevelt told a press conference that no decision on compulsory national service legislation had been reached but the idea of registering women was under consideration. He noted registration would not require conscription and could help locate women suitable for war industry work.
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Washington
Roosevelt J
Cio-Afl
Churches and services listed in Huron area
A long notice lists multiple churches in Huron and Huron County with service times and locations. Jehovah's Witnesses meet at 254 Idaho Avenue Southeast, Seventh Day Adventist at Sixth Street between Ohio and ON, Wesleyan Methodist at Corner Third and Kansas NE, and many other denominations including American Lutheran, Full Gospel, Salvation Army, Congregational, Greco Episcopal, Church of Christ, and First Church of Christ Scientist with their weekly schedules and contact notes.
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Huron Co
Jehovah's Witnesses
Idaho Avenue
South
Arthur Island
Seventh Day Adventist Church
R Lauda
Sixth Street
Ohio
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Third and
Kansas
N. E
George A. Thomas
Salvation Army
Second ‘Street
T. F’samsel
Corjis
Religious Services and Schedules Across Local Churches
A compiled list of church services and activities featuring Holy Mass times for Rev. J. J. O’Neil at Martin's, Friday soldiers and sailors novena, confessions, and mass times, plus tabernacle programs at Huron Gospel Tabernacle under Rev. Claude L. Conklin, Sunday School, worship times, evangelistic services, and midweek meetings. Also notes First Baptist Church Kansas and Fifth with Rev. Earl C. Longfellow scheduling morning worship, choir, and children’s programs.
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I. Martin
J. J. O'Neil
Huron Gospal
First Baptist Church
Kansas and
Fifth
S. F
Earl C. Longfellow
Laughlin
Ardis Lundeen
Children of Light
B.Y
Betty Teuber
Bennie Johnson
Warren Bush
Muriel Holm
Briton Proposes Ending Bookkeeping For Lend Lease
Britain’s Gen Sir Walter Venning suggested abolishing all bookkeeping on lend lease transactions and basing mutual aid on reciprocity. State Department officials provided no comment on the proposal as part of the broader lend-lease agreement discussions.
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Washington
Britain
Walter Venning
State Department
Reciprocal lend lease stance cited by General Venning
General Venning argues the United States should shift from keeping detailed accounts of lend-lease aid to a reciprocal system with Britain supplying equipment to American forces as well as receiving U S goods. He notes fighting aid is also reciprocal as Allied troops risk lives across battlefields, making cash value tallies impractical. A separate note warns of tire wear from wheel misalignment reducing mileage.
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United States
Bea
Venning
Britain
Halloween appeal against vandalism from police chief
With the country at war the police urge Huron residents to avoid Halloween pranks that cause damage or expense. Road blocks damaged cars tires and garbage cans cannot be replaced. Anyone caught vandalizing will be dealt with under the law. Harvey Huntley chief of police.
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Huron
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