Three Huron Wolsey 4-H Girl Homemakers Win Honors
At a state D A R conference in Huron South Dakota three local girls from Huron and Wolsey earned top honors in the Girl Homemaker plan. Dorothy Megouen Lelia Bates Opal Lovejoy and Esther Klure and 4 H club champion Alice McBride led homemaking badges and received pins from Mrs Hobart head of the national society.
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Huron
Wolsey
D. A. HR
D. A. BR
May Montgomery Smith
Girl Homemakers
National Society of the
Girl Scouts
Dorothy Gertrude Megouen
Lexington
Lelia Bates
Dublin
Opal Lovejoy
Michigan
Esther Klure
Riverside
Calif
Girl Homemakers Committee
C. A. Lafferty
South Dakota
Camden Rayburn
Huron Girl Scout Community Committee
Rayburn
Elizabeth Cone
Marjorie Hill
Marjorie Brown
Girl Scouts Head Lands
Lowell Fletcher Hobart
The
National Society
D. A. R. Girl Homemakers Committee
Hobart
Girls Reserve Clubs Shaping Plans For High Ideals
Beadle county YWCA notes girls benefit from club work shaping plans for the coming Girl Reserves season. High school members praise friendships, cross racial contacts, and reduced snobbishness, with conferences and writing circles cited as key outcomes.
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George V. Keiffer
Beadle County Y. Woc. A
Huron High School Club
Sirs
Keiffer
Vera LaCraft
Lake Okoboji
Marjorie Shepherd
Girl Reserve
Doris Polly
Irene Satter
Mys
N Tha
Lois Keck
Sommascis
Wi Pra Diel Geg Sefton Sy Pugh
Cather Novel Tops Fiction Class Popularity in Minneapolis
Best sellers in Minneapolis for the pent week include Willa Cather Shadows on the Rock, A J Cronin Hatter's Castle, Bruce Marshall Father Malachy's Miracle, Robert Andrews Windfall, and A White Bird Flying. Non fiction lists feature Mexico by Stuart Chase and other titles such as Grow Thin on Good Food by Luella E Axtell M D and Washington Merry Go Round by Anonymous.
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Minneapolis
Willa Cather
A. J. Cronin
Father Malachy
Bruce Marshall
Robert Andrews
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Elizabeth
Mexico
Stuart Chase
Daisy
Princess of Press
Luella E. Axtell
M. D
Culbertson
Washington
Herbert O. Yardley
Stay In School Campaign Aims To Keep Youth In Education
The National League of Women Voters joins with national groups to keep youths in school amid unemployment. A National conference chaired by Fred C. Croxton outlined six objectives to widen educational opportunities, stress guidance, and urge schools to maintain facilities while coordinating organizations to prevent young people from competing for jobs with adults.
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National League of Women Voters
League
Fred C. Croxton
Department of Labor
Children’s Bureau
American Federation of Labor
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Nations Congress of Parents and Teachers
United States Office of Education
National Education Association
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Now You Can Serve Bisque Of Oyster
A New York hotel chef shares steps for a bisque of oyster. Heat a quart of oysters with their liquid to boil then strain. Sauté onion in butter, add spices, thicken with cornstarch, add oyster liquid, simmer ten minutes, then pound oysters and reheat before serving with hot milk or cream.
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New York
Perigretted Root Cuts Temture In Atlanta
A fragmentary report from an Atlanta area note mentions errant wording and unclear names, suggesting a local event or notice about roots and temperature. readable elements point to a strained transcription with limited identifiable entities or concrete details.
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Atlanta
Whole Wheat as Daily Breakfast and Relief Food
Former President Calvin Coolidge reportedly uses cooked whole wheat for breakfast. The method cooks wheat whole, soaked and boiled until tender, then stored for daily use. Government food experts endorse wheat as a nutritious staple, noting vitamins B and A while outlining simple home cooking and steam pressure methods for large batches.
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Calvin Coolidge
U. S. Bureau of Home Economics
Don't Shout Negative Commands At Child
A South Dakota kindergarten expert urges calm instruction over shouting to stop bad behavior. A mother narrator shares a tale of Rosemary resisting scolded obedience, illustrating how a firm, respectful request can prevent stubborn reactions. The discussion emphasizes prevention over punishment and the power of measured tone.
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Mra ¥. H. Bryan
South Dakota
Mary Starck Kerr
National Kindergarten Association
Follo
Rosemary
Grandfather Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Junior
Time and youth pass swiftly Grandma's reflections
Grandma Nabor muses on how fast time wears on as children grow from country schooling to high school. The narrator and Grandma discuss how happiness and misfortune color our sense of time, noting that time seems to drag when things go wrong and fly when life is good.
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Grandma Nabor
Lisa
Grandma
Pat Ik
Turning Back Through the Grades Again
A speaker and an elder discuss adjusting to life and not wanting to return to earlier years. The elder muses on learning lessons anew, while the younger imagines what it would be like to relive the years with current knowledge. They decide the past may be best left behind.
Ontario Club Sends Members To Clinic
The Ontario Home Extension club of Orient met at Mayme Foerster's home with 11 members and three visitors. Meta Zemlicka and Mabel Wicker were chosen to attend the clothing clinic at Miller on September 3 and Ella Peterka and Ester Houdek were elected for the foods clinic the next day. The clinics support the area women relief program. The next meeting is set for Wilma Houdek's home on October 1.
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Ontario Home Extension Club
Orient
Mayme Foerster
Ada Hall
Meta Zemlicka
Mabel Wicker
Miller
Ella Peterka
Ester Houdek
Women's Home Extension Club
Wilma Houdek
Details Improve Simplest Outfit
The article advises that accessories complete a costume and that smart shopping balances dress cost with accessories. It stresses choosing colors that enhance hair and eyes, and adds subtle touches like hats, belts, purses, and handkerchiefs to elevate a look beyond sameness.
Canned Soup Adds Variety To Dinner
A State college extension nutritionist outlines a pressure canning method for home made soup. Simmer neck rib and bones until meat separates, then chop and pack with broth in quart cans. Process at 15 pounds pressure for one hour, add noodles if desired, and seal in hot jars.
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Louise Stanley
Home Economics Bureau
Mary A. Dolve
State College
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