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The following article was originally printed in the May 6, 1937 edition of The Eureka Herald.

The Susannah French Putney Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held their monthly meeting at the Butler County Historical Society in El Dorado, at 12:15 p.m. in the afternoon of October 20.

Editor’s Note: Due to the court access portal not being able to be reached, court records were unable to be gathered. Herald staff will try again for next week’s edition. However, an updated time frame as to when the system will again be available has not been shared.

The West Elk Patriot football team moved to 9-1 for the year and continue on their road to state as they travel to Lyndon to take on the undefeated Tigers (10-0) this Friday, November 10, in the eightman division 1 playoffs.

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The Madison Pacesetters 4-H club met on October 4, at the Sauder Community Center in Madison.

Whether it’s cooking in the home or in the middle of a parking lot during a fall tailgate party, one tried-and true food safety step can keep you safe. Washing your hands! This is your number one defense against foodborne illness because your hands can hold a lot of germs and dirt, including under your fingernails.

Organizers of “The Senior Soup Social” held their first meal Friday, October 13, with 16 Eureka area residents in attendance.

Over the weekend, the community gathered for various events in Eureka as several activities were held in conjunction with the annual Greenwood County Cattlemen’s Day event.