Numerous Clubs Meet Thursday In Local Churches
A long list of meetings across churches and fraternal orders occurs Thursday evening. Congregational, Rainbow, Royal Neighbors, Friendly Circle, Moose, Lutheran Ladies Aid, and Woman's circles plan sessions with hostesses and some business items. Notable notes include Rebekah lodge's spring meeting in Hitchcock announced for April 19 and special entertainments by various groups.
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Les Aid Society
Congregational Church
Rainbow Lodge
Labor Temple
Royal Neighbors of America
Castlehall
Friendly Circle
WWCA
Cottage
Loyal Order of Moose
Wheeler's Hall
Calgary Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
C. L. Schnathorst
Christian Workers Circle
O. H. van Dyke
Second Street Southwest
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
George Costain
Dakota Avenue South
H. A. Hill
H. Ketelle
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
O. R. Wright
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
American Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society of the
Church of Christ
A. V. Jones
Rebeksh
Colfax
Rebekah
I. Q
F. Halt
Lillian Osborn
la Delle
Rebekah District No. 9
Hitchcock
Mildred Fish
Colfax No
Sandwiches and thrift dishes showcased at season finale
Three kinds of sandwiches were demonstrated by Mrs. Adelaide Henson and Mrs. W. F. Lytle. Two thrift dishes were demonstrated by Mrs. Claymore, who later served them with Bohemian tea. This was the last regular meeting of the season.
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Adelaide Henson
W. F. Lytle
Claymore
Beadle County salon hosts bridge night at Hakeman home
Mrs. F. W. Bakeman and Mrs. Rather York hosted Beadle County salon event at 617 Ohio Avenue Southwest. After the business session, four bridge tables were played with prizes won by Mrs. Roy Daum and Mrs. Walter Kinsman. Refreshments were served at the close.
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Foruun Ward
Labor Temple
Joe Daum
Mrs. Snow
Esther Temperly
Katis Kettlepoo
Martha Stephens
F. W. Bakeman
Rather York
Beadle County
Et Mi
Hakeman
Ohio Avenue
Bridge
Roy Daum
Walter Kinsman
Weather Summary for Eurou and Vicinity
Forecast indicates mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with likely rain. warmer Thursday. Sun rises at 6 09 a m and sun sets at 71. Total precipitation values for month and year not provided.
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Eurou
Regional Weather Outlook for Dakota Iowa Minnesota
Mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with possible rain in eastern areas. South Dakota sees warmer temperatures Thursday and in the far west tonight. Iowa forecasts showers tonight and Thursday morning, with colder conditions in the southeast tonight and a slight warmup Thursday afternoon. Minnesota expects showers tonight and Thursday with a modest warmup in the eastern and southern portions on Thursday.
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South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Weather brief for Mitchell Aberdeen Pierre reports
None roads good and cloudy conditions noted. Mitchell records high 35 to 38 with 5 percent precip. Aberdeen shows high 36 to 41 and low 33 with no precip. Pierre has high 34 to 38 and low 34 with cloudy skies and roads fair.
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Mitchell
Wrace
Aberdeen
Pierre
See New Changes In Market Bill
Washington April 4 Roosevelt U S bill to control stock markets likely to be altered again by Senate banking committee amid Democratic push for changes. Fletcher Rayburn bill aims to curb abuses while GOP support remains limited. Debate centers on eliminating the introductory section defining government authority over interstate commerce. Pecora says the section could save the bill's constitutionality.
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Washington
Roosevelt
U. K
Senate Banking Committee
Ciuzens
Michigan
Norbeck
South Dakota
Fletcher
Stock Exchange
Ferdinand Pecora
City Briefs Brightens Mitchell Visits and Local Events
Mrs. George A. Brown of Mitchell arrived for about ten days with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gagnon. G. B. Fahrendorf leaves for Chicago on business. Parish supper at Cong’s church Thursday at 5:30 p m. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lehr return from Tripp after their father’s death. funeral held Sunday. James A. Burns home for Easter from Rapid City. Rummage sale at Parish house April 6 and 7. Betty Williams visits Aberdeen. Local notes from Kiel Bros. ad and community meetings with Odd Fellows in Ashton. Easter visits with McClenahan and Remster. E W Feige MD advertised glasses. Will Wilson visits Huron en route to Rapid City. A 1814 penny found at Chinese CampCalifornia, noted for size and date.
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George A. Brown
Mitchell
W. C. Gagnon
G. B. Fahrendorf
Chicago
Cong’s Church
Henry Lehr
Tripp
Lehr
James A. Burns
School of Mines
Rapid City
Peas
J. Burns
Betty Williams
Aberdeen
Hammermill
Kiel Bros. Inc
B.P. Bethke
JL. L. Trotter
Jessie Tremere
Sioux Falls
Odd Fellow Lodge
John McClenahan
Kimball
Marie Remster
Ess Wilmat
Albert Henning
Hawarden
Charles Femser
Road Report Says Mixed Conditions Across Cities
Associated Press summary notes Bronx with 34 degrees and cloudy, Brookings at 37 with precip none and roads good, Rapid City 30 with snow and poor roads, Yankton 36 with misty conditions and good roads, Huron 34 with unclear precipitation data.
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The
Associated Press
Bronx Falls
Trace
Brookings
Rapid City
Yankton
Misty
Huron
Economist says he would endure dirt for $25,000 a year
Transcript from a racket conspiracy trial in Chicago reveals Dr Benjamin Squires University of Chicago economist told a grand jury he would not tolerate dirt in the cleaning and dyeing industry for less than $25,000 annually. He added you will stand a lot of things for 25000 a year that you won t stand for nothing.
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Chicago
Benjamin Squires
University of Chicaso
Savires
Cleaners
Dyers Incticate
Squires
Armour plant shifts to St Paul. promotions for cattle buyer
A year and a half Armour plant here transfers to the St Paul plant of the Armour organization. A. E. Danielson, local manager, announces Merle W. Simpson Powell's assistant has been promoted to head cattle buyer here. Powell left for St Paul last night, accompanied by his family.
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Armour
St Paul
Armour Organiztion
A. E. Danielson
Merle W. Simpson
Powell
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Ffriday
el Riad
Masonic Temple
K. P. Halk North Havon Extension Club
Everett Waddell
Second Street
Myrtle Anderson
Vergie Ray
Pearl Pearce
Charlotte Williams
Virgil Rebek- Judge
Virgil
Elizabeth French
Alice] Puller
Esther Baumhof
A. W. Hopkins
Huron High School
Methodist Church
Dple
Jefferson School
George Deklotz
Misa Vera Bailey
College Dames
Loftus H Ward
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Moose
Catherine McKay
American Association Ofiversity Women
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Fila McIntire
Norma Mar
Wollman-Hanson
Alverta Hanson
H. J. Hanson
Willow Lake
Jon Wollman
Aldred Trenerry
Fifth Street
Southeast
J. F. Martin
Mrs. Wollman
Mary Erickson
Esther Crown
Martin Erickson
Sixth
Armold Hagema
N. RB. G
N. R. G. Extension Club
John Claymore
Kansas Avenue
Misa Haze Henson
Ralph Riley
Roy Smith
Herbert Lytle
Laura Kieth
O. E. Rundquist
Bismarck
North Plat
Minneapolis
Ed Sheridan
Williston
John Nichilini
Chinese Camp
Cal
Taglan
Roma
Seas
Havana
New Bates
Sunny Sue
Marie Dressler
Priscilla
St. Paul
C. R. Powell
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