Social and Club Activities Night Ahead Postponed May
Wednesday Senior High PTA meeting delayed to May regular night. Thursday groups met at the YWCA Cottage. Pythian Sisters, Methodist General Ald, and many clubs planned activities. Adult Education classes, W V F and Moose gatherings, and church women groups listed with times and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior High Pta
Friendly Circle
S. A. Goethel
Idaho Avenue
Wesley Hall
Independent Order of Labor
Farmers Assembly
Beadle County
Canton Hurch No. 11 Patriarchs
1. O.O.F
PTA and school activities fill Huron events listing
Local PTA reports feature from Jefferson and McKinley schools with Brownies crafts displays, officer elections, and district conference plans. A Lifelong-learning program on unlicensed teachers is noted, along with a Spring conference delegate list and a grand march. Bridge Club closes its six-game series with prize winners and high scores before state tournament in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Lang
Brownies
Jefferson
PTA
Narrett
Frank Splitek
Glenn Linn
Martha Flaten
Merle Gunderson
Bridge Club
Huron Bridge Club
Marvin Hughitt
Mgr
C. N. White
C. L. Coop
RM. Shea
A. A. Chamberlain
John Bonesteel
C. W. Hinckley
E. J. Timmerman
Charles Bagley
William Eilers
Max Royhl
Pete Case
Carl Thurston
P. BR. Geyerman
Lawrence Zieske
George Sheeks
Howard Miller
BE. B. Dinneen
Karl Lampe
G. R. Leighton
Ellen van Arsdale
Woodmen Circle Meeting Handles Elections and Plans
Woodman Circle meeting in Labor Temple reports officer absences led to new elections with Very Williams named attendant and Ida Wilson as past guardian. A regional Omaha letter and study club notes are shared, upcoming April 28 gathering at 163 Wisconsin Ave SW announced, and next grave meeting set for May 5. Birthday tribute honors Everett J. Lynch with a pot luck dinner, games, and prizes in a home celebration after church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Circle
Labor Temple
Audrey Peterson
Jim River Grove
Supreme Forest
Woodmen Circle
Omaha
Marguerite Johnston
Veryl Williams
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Officers Club
Edna Siegenthaler
Third Street Southeast
Eleanor Holforty
Very Williams
Ida Wilson
The
Guardian
Florence Scotter
Hazel Fenski
Belva Bennett
Iss Findrey
Peterson
Iinidh
Everett J. Lynch
Clyde Siders
Fred Snarks
Snent
Brizes
Walter Skinner
Ralph Cranston
Mabel Meisenhelder
Frank Mattke
Anniversary notices honor Winter and Turson Sturgis kin
An anniversary for Mrs Jennie Winter honors her late husband and a birthday for Hereld Lloyd Tursone Sturgis aged 13. J J Glanzer presided as master of ceremonies during a program with songs talks by Rev Epp and Dr Teizen Marion. Cake sharing and lunch for 200 guests followed. many gifts were given to the young couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley P. T. A
McKinley School
Harold Bolte
Nickie
Olga Georgiades
Anna Zarifis
Helen Pappas
Cleo Manolis
O. D. Dunbar
Leo Beedle
V. Oberg
Hortense Babbit
Miss Green
Paul Kohlman
C. Kooyman
Wilson School
Broadland P. T. A
Jennie Winter
Mr. Lynch
Hereld Lloyd Tursone Sturgis
Baby Douglas Martin Born in Huron Hospital
A son named Douglas Martin was born at 6:00 this morning in a Huron hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Weideman of Iroquois. The infant weighs seven pounds nine ounces. Mrs. Max Royhl and her daughters Peggy and Mary Royhl have returned from a visit in New York City. Local notices also mention funeral services for Judy Ann Hubbard and Charles R Rohrabaugh with several relatives expected to attend. Easter cards and spring merchandise ads appear throughout the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Weideman
Iroquois
Huron
Douglas ‘Martin
Berg
Max Royhl
New York City
Peggy Royhl
Mary Royhl
Hilers
W. V. Hubbard
Hawthorne
Cal
Mr. Hubbard
Frank Rohrabaugh
Beresford
Randy Neson
Philip Sampson
John Hein
Pipestone
Minn
Kiel Bros., Inc
E. 3. Taylor
Family notices and spring fashion in Huron society column
Judge Alva E. Taylor returns to Slayton after wintering in Florida, with plans to go back to Huron soon. Mrs. Anna Peterson of San Francisco visits, staying with Miss Anna Payson, after a journey via Panama Canal and New York to Washington. Easter flowers on display at Walker's. A health note lists typical brain weights for men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva E. Taylor
Slayton
Minn
Huron
Eilers’ Furriers
Anna Peterson
San Franco
Sindle
Anna Payson
Panama Canal
New York City
Washington, D. C
Peterson
Standard Oil Company
Dexter
George Sheeks
E. B. Taylor
Misa Payson
Carl Mee
Gertrude Null
Walker's
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Penmanship
Wisconsin Avenue
Loyal Order of Moose
Puureday
Wheelers
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Degree of Honor Lodge No. 46
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch
G.C.F. Hall
Fred Wormstadt
W.H
Community Service Center
Second
Ohio
Queen of the Prairies Lodge
B. Roc. of A
Mizpah
W.C. A. Board
Lawn Ridges Club
Fourth Street
Lincoln School
C. E. Daniel
Lois Erikson
Dorothy Whittemore
Jorie Jones
Edith Carver
Lincoln P. T. A
James Norfolk
Johannsen
Jean Valjean
Victor Huge
Reinertson
Judge Russell
Uring
D. B. Hase
Ruth Lewellen
Hortense Rabbit
M. A. Nord By
Josephine Couler
Verl Horton
Frieda Hoskins
Bob Campbell
Chicago & North Western Railway
Herbert Rohrabaugh
A. J. Mazry
Frank H. Thompson
Richard Hill
M. E. Risinger
Howard Hough
Yvonne Gascoigne
Carthage
Daum's
Jefferson Pta
A. E. Tilman
Jefferson Grade
Duane Smith
Carol Harding
Toam
George Deklotz
A. J. Lang
Deklotz
Karmelkorn
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and CO. Order
Phore
Rence
Penney
Perry Floral
Ais
New York
Penney's
Americas
America
Armour
Kam