4 H Club Meeting Reports Published Three Times Weekly
The 4-H club meeting reports appear under a weekly heading three times a week on Monday Wednesday and Friday. News reporters receive the reports one day before publication.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1940
Page
7
The 4-H club meeting reports appear under a weekly heading three times a week on Monday Wednesday and Friday. News reporters receive the reports one day before publication.
The Shining Thimbles 4 H Club met at Lake Avenue School with 21 members. Evelyn Jabbusch and Laverne Schmutkens gave a health demonstration while members sewed projects. Refreshments were served. next meeting includes health demonstration by Louise Jabbusch and Esther Gibbens.
Grafton Willing Workers 4-H club met at Mrs. Chifford McGill home with roll call on favorite colors and Vivian Bartlett and Flora Schwarer leading a demonstration. Activities included pot holders aprons games and the next meeting at Mrs. Clifford McGill’s. Belden Jolly Joes plan a June 27 party and Judging Day event with mothers entertained. Avon S. R. 4-H gathered at Norbert and Maurice Wensink home for recreation and discussion of activities.
Brownhelm Merry Workers 4-H clubs Groups II III and IV met at the schoolhouse Tuesday afternoon and conducted roll call with Signs of a Well Built Body. Group II made strawberry shortcake, Group III discussed canning of fruits, and Group IV practiced sewing on machines under Clara and Helen Mary Hasenpflug. Seventeen members enjoyed cake.
The former Jolly Cooks 4-H club of Oberlin came back Monday evening after a weekend at the Beller cottage in Vermilion on the Lake. Advisor Mrs Don Bryant accompanied members Gladys Surecher Nelle Gaskin Margaret Ghder Ruth Shook Eleanor Cook and Mary Gene Hobbs.
The Perfection Sewing Club met at Brownhelm Congregational church on June 6 with 19 members present. Miss Howard Hite read the Honor Score Sheet and project requirements. Jean Northern demonstrated the overhand patch and Marian Pippert demonstrated pinning a pattern. Band practice for Henrietta and Brownhelm 4-H clubs was set for Thursday at Henrietta High School at 7:30 p.m. A work session and brief recreation followed.
On Thursday afternoon June 13 the Jolly Hustlers gathered at the Demas home of Helen and Katherine. Roll call asked each girl for her favorite animal. A cooking project muffin judging and serving of refreshments to 11 members and one advisor followed a business discussion.
The annual 4 H club tour for members who completed their year ends with a trip Monday June 24. Members meet at Chatham School at 8 a.m. the bus will take them to Cleveland for a Lake Erie boat trip. Proceeds from a small charge will help send some members to camp. Buckeye Sewers.
Sheffield 4-H group met at Mrs. Howard Moon home with 17 members. Roll call used nursery rhymes. five-article constitution drafted. Demonstrations assigned to Lillian Gallagher Joyce Johnson and Eileen Brown on sewing. Next meeting July 2 at Mrs. Moon abbe road with Joan Emmerich and Katheryn Yachician as hostesses.
The event at East Oberlin church on July 26 at 2.30 p.m. aims to raise funds to send a member to the county 4 H camp. After the recreation period, the hosts served refreshments. Mary Gene Hobbs reporter.
The Penfield 4-H club met Monday night at the school house with president Warren Rollin presiding. Two members attended and demonstrations were discussed after a football game earlier in the evening.
In Port Angeles Washington thirteen year old Douglas Burgess saved his friend twelve year old Howard Huffman from an octopus attack. He kept a portion of the octopus tentacle he cut off with a pocket knife as the creature tried to drag Howard into the water. Douglas held his friend by the leg while slashing more than two feet from the octopus arm.
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