Community events schedule and club notices
Social groups meet Wednesday across Huron with 2:20 p.m. I O O F parlors and 7:30 p.m. church activities. Prairie Rose Lodge and M B A hold sessions. Mothers clubs, Dorcas Society and C C club host events with talks, sewing, and refreshments. A Dorcas bazaar is planned for April 25. Merry Patriarchs host guest night with hotel dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Ladies Association of the Presbyterian Church
Art Barger
Sixth Street
Congregational Sunday School
M. D. Whisman
Wisconsin Avenue
Beadle County Seag of Wollen
Ethelyn Hartwick
Ohio Avenue
Renena Circle
Mary Wilson
Montana Avenue
Mother's Club
McKinley School
Miss Dewing
Dorcas Society
The
American Lutheran Church
Carolyn McFadden
Ruth Thompson
Merry Patrarchs
Merry Patriarchs
Marvin
Hughitt
Local Club Gatherings and Wedding Announcements
Community groups plan Thursday meetings across church parlors and halls including Ladies Association of the Presbyterian church and W H O club. Miss Martha Schmidt of Huron marries Oscar T Fisher of Wayland in Redfeld on April 6. couple to reside on a farm near Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Association of the Presbyterian Church
FP. B. White
Neb- Taska Avenue
Nettie Rentseh
Thalta Avenue
H. Baumhoff
M. G. Johnson
Pythian Sisters
K. P
Canton Huron No. 11
Patriarchs Militant
Ciock
I. GO. FP
Women's International Union Tabor Leagues
Labor Temple
Ladies All Society of the Methodist Church
Wesley Hall
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant
F. Hall
Loyal Order of Moose
Wheeler
Schoundt
Martha Schmidt
Huron
Oscar T. Fisher
Wayland
Redfeld
Fisher
Vayland
Rainbow Luncheon and Bridge Event at Hotel Marvin Hughitt
Mrs. C. C. Murphy hosted thirty six guests for a rainbow themed luncheon in the hotels private dining room. The afternoon included a four course meal and bridge with scores led by Mrs. A. M. Fuller as high, followed by Mrs. F. W. Bakeman second, Mrs. H. M. Cass third, and Mrs. N. Jamison consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Murphy
Marvin Hughitt
A. M. Fuller
FW Bakeman
H. M. Cass
N. §. Jamison
Shrine Auxiliary Benefit in Huron Aids Crippled Children
The Shrine Auxiliary held an April 8 benefit for Crippled Children's Convalescent Hospital in St. Peal. Twenty one bridge tables were played with H. L. Brown and Mrs. Marty Wilkinson winning honors. Local donors included Reker Jewelry and Hues Yen Jewelry stores supplying prizes, plus Bungalow Grocery Fair Store T. F. Sarvey Grocery Huron Dairy Products and N. Carlson. Dining room chairwoman Mrs. John Tolmie led with aides Mrs. A. B. Blake Mrs. Adolph Axelrad Mrs. J. W. Colwell and Mrs. Frank Ripley. Card room chairman Mrs. Harvey Tice presided with helpers Mrs. John BR Jolson and Mrs. Clarence H. Christiansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Dairy Products
N. Carlson
John Tolmie
A. B. Blake
Adolph Axelrad
J. W.colwell
Frank Ripley
Harvey Tice
John BR. Jolson
Clarence H. Christiansen
Agne Hosts Europe Talk at Chicago Station Dinner
A. K. Gardner hosted a private dinner at the Chicago and Northwestern station where Dr Roy described experiences in the Far East and Europe at World War I outbreak. After dinner tours featured the exchange while AGM Wing Club members met for an afternoon in April hosted by Mrs I M Stiver at 156 Street Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agne
Europe
A. K. Gardner
Chicago & Northwestern
Roy
C. Agnes
Far East
Ork Club Wolds
Pronger_club
I. M. Stiver
McKinley Parent Teacher Association Meets with Highlights
The McKinley P T A held a Monday gathering with 125 members and guests. Highlights included remarks on the Student Loan Fund, a visit by Supt A J Lave, and a canning club demonstration led by Mrs Bert Marks with prize exhibits. Refreshments netted $10.20 from sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley P.P. AL
McKinley Parent Teacher Association
Bryan
A. J. Lave
Domas
Barthell
North Huron
Donald Sandberg
Pastor Arrives to Lead Spirit Lake Church at De Smet
The Rev. I. D. Strauss has arrived from Galena US to begin a pastorate at Spirit Lake Presbyterian Church ten miles northwest of De Smet. He preached his first sermons Sunday to a crowded church both morning and evening. The Strausses traveled from Illinois with a job accompanying them before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Spirit Lake
DE Smet
I D. Strauss
Galena US
Spirit Lake Presbyterian Church
Former S. D. Boy Is Insect Curator
PICARE April 9 Special Dr. J. M. Aldrich class of 88 State College associate curator in charge of insects at the National Museum Smithsonian Institution Washington D C sails for Europe to study British Museum insects Aldrich son of a South Dakota pioneer spent boyhood on a Grant county homestead he is regarded as a leading dipterist in the country
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picare
J. M. Aldrich
State. College
National Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
British Museum
Aldrich
South Dakota
Grant County
200 Acres Burned In Bancroft Fire
A wildfire on the John Smith farm near Bancroft burned over 260 acres of stubbies and threatened 400 acres of hay land. Neighbors stopped the spread, a fire break was plowed to defend O. J. Hill’s buildings, and H. J. Riddle and team escaped a close pocket as horses jumped the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft Bancroft
John Smith
Here
O. J. Hill Place
H. J. Riddle
Easter Plans and Farm Notes From Central South Dakota
A Central South Dakota farm woman records a busy day baking angel food cake though it fell short of perfect. She mails letters, shops for Easter, and notes high strawberries. Visit to Mary and Bob reveals Bob seeding more acreage. Dan handles field work as hens hatch. Snowy, cold Easter expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Will
Nancy
Dave
Dan
Mary
Bob
Tnilay
Hatch Underway Amid Weekend Farm Work
Dan started a broader hoots fire this morning and brought gravel for under the hover. A chick hatched as Easter season begins while the main hatch continues tonight. Jean phoned Mariam and family plan to arrive tomorrow. Weather was windy and chilly but warmed later. Daily chores included milking, sowing barley, and caring for chicks and calves. Mary plans to manage expectations as chicks move to the broader house tomorrow. Roses, ironing, and tea invites noted while focus stays on the hatch and farm duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Dean
Will
Jean
Mariam
Marian
Niger
Huddy
Mary
Tita
Away
Coeds Sing Tonight In College Chapel
The Huron college girls glee club presents solos, two quartets, readings, and a one act play in the college chapel tonight at 8 15. The 20 voice group will perform numbers from the spring holiday tour as part of a hour and a half program. Mr and Mrs W F Lytle travel to Rapid City as delegates from the Huron Homestead to the Brotherhood of American Yeomen state conclave. They plan to visit relatives at Samator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Glee Club
Huron College
College Chapel
Club of 20 Voices
W. F. Lytle
Rapid City
Huron Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Samator
Unclear Fragments Mention Western State Areas
Fragmentary text references western part of the state before retiring. No identifiable people, places, or dates are clear from the readable portion.
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Elizabeth Murray
Lyda Hinckley
Eheon
C. A. Kent
Estella Stiver
C. Club
G. BE
Greagon
Russell Winter
Jess Lemon
G.L. Davies
W. C. Towne
L. AL. Mellvaine
Fey Tucker
Lloyd Hinkley
Eilden Hinkler
Mesflames Bayles
Sherman, Johnson, Stewart and
Misenhelder
Frevert
Mcilyaing
Levine
Bertha Slay
Alonzo Ward
Aberdeen
Ethel Eckles-Roberta
Pierre
Monday Musical Club
Roberts
Jill ‘Spargur
Gatfried Sjoland
Max Royd
Evelyn Me+ Tryaine
J. G Knabe
W. L. Austin
Frank O. Lowden
Oregon
Ill
Vigoro
Slant Food
Swift & Company
Hughitt Hotel
S. D
Miss Huron
Lenore Myre
Verna Methruder
Anne
Jo Pyeltler
Dolly Hennig
Edlih Smith
Fenny Anderson
Zoe Cavanaugh
Lagille Sanderson
Helen Hastal
Doris Jones
Adele Babbitt
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Ofa
Dorothy Gray
Perriton’s
Haton's
Mike Gibbs
Hils Glove
Pee Wee
Miss In the American Legion
Miss
Dance
Longstafe Drug Store
William Haines
Joan Crawford
Bih
Joan Crayford
Cameas
Mack Sennett
Cg Wowen
Athletic Asso
Paul Whiteman
Columbia Network
Jazz
Olp Gor CicaReTtes
American Legion
Roarin’ Gulch
Legion Welfare Fund
Conlog
Golden Rule Company
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