Social calendar notes from a Dakota city function
The society page lists diverse events with Tuesday through Thursday meetings. The Wikoska coup gathers at Mia Laughlin's home. James River lodge and K. P. lodge hold Monday sessions. Newman club hosts a dinner at Culhane home followed by a program. Fruifica Bride Club guests include Mrs. Thong and Mr. Laird, with bridge results and gifts. Others attend Willing club, Burns shower, and a Yeomen conclave with officers listed. A Shriners party is planned for April 19 at the Masonic temple with card and dance events.
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Wikoska
Mia
Laughlin
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Fred Eggers
James River Lodge
I. G
Hall. K. PL
Thea Newman Club
Culhane
Johnson Howe
J. BR. Johnson
M. W. Smith
J. W. Colwell
B. C. Thong
Fargo
J. J. Hay
L. Laird
Pierre
George E. van Alten
Plomsen
Laird
Uccorations
Clyde Vernon
Burns
Masonic Temple
James Valley Shrine Elimp
Frank Mackness
A. A. Wollmann
Knute Greenquist
Rotary Board Dinner Opens Sioux Falls Conference Plans
A. M. Urquhart hosted Rotary club directors at his home on Thursday. After dinner, the board met to discuss attending the district conference in Sioux Falls on May 6 and 7. The Huron club will run the noonday luncheon programs at the conference.
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Rotary Board
A. M. Urquhart
Rotary Club
Urquhart
Sioux Falls
Huron Club
Miss Huron Contest Standings Report
The list shows candidates such as Helen Nustad Doris Jones Adele Babbitt Irma McDonald Margaret Camp and Eileen Cowling with figures next to names indicating scores or votes. The standings appear fragmented but reflect a proceeding of the Miss Huron contest tally among local contestants.
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Helen Nustad
Doris Jones
Adele Babbitt
Irma McDonald
Margaret Camp
Sarah Rameree Annun
Eileen Cowling
Country club to have opening Monday
The Huron Country club holds its formal spring opening with a guest night Monday hosted by Tom Huesgen and his partner. Dancing starts at nine with Glenn Garrett and his orchestra providing music, and card tables will be set for non dancers. Only two guest dancing parties are planned this season.
Diary entry from a Centra South Dakota farm woman
A Centra South Dakota farm woman records a busy day on Friday April 5. Dan works hard in the morning while the narrator travels to town after dinner to buy coal for the broder stove. Despite warm days, the fire is kept low and a northwest gale interrupts plans to visit family.
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Dan
Seasonal Chores Prompt Busy Day for Neighbors
A reader notes the shift to colder weather and early vegetable gardening. Dan has not plowed the garden yet, having dished it, leaving the planter activity as a fall back. The writer bought garden seed and longs for leisure to plant.
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Dan
Collegians End Season Tonight At Huron College Chapel
The Musical Collegians close the season at 8 15 tonight in the Huron college chapel before a home audience. The program features vocal and piano solos saxophone quartet double quartet seven piece instrumental ensemble and glees in two quartets with eight singers returning to the stage.
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Huron College Chapel
Collegians
Cult
Wou
College choir tour lists twenty young men in Bailey’s club
Approval at every performance on the spring tour is noted. Twenty young men of the college are in the club under Prof H M Bailey, listed as first tenors Gordon Betts Scott Dexter Lowell Henning William McElwee Reginald Young, Howard Baker Donald Costain Alvin DeBoer Walter Nelson Henry Williamson, second tenors Peter Heymstra Gerald Jones Ralph Myers Arnold Van Heurgessen John Youel, first basses Joseph Cook William Churchill le Hopkins Keith Snow Wiliam Williamson, second basses.
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H. M. Bailey
Gordon Betts
Scott Dexter
Lowell Henning
William McElwee
Reginald Young
Howard Baker
Donald Costain
Alvin DeBoer
Walter Nelson
Henry Williamson
Peter Heymstra
Gerald Jones
Ralph Myers
Arnold van Heurgessen
John Youel
Joseph Cook
William Churchill
le Hopkins
Keith Snow
Wiliam Williamson
Funeral Services Held For C. Looby
Funeral services were held here Thursday for Charles Looby, former Artesian resident and father of Mrs. Ed Parr. His body was brought from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Death was due to pneumonia. He is survived by his widow, one son, two daughters, and a brother, Kk. L. Looby of Artesian.
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Artesian
Charles Looby
Ed Parr
Looby
Milwaukee
Wis
Kk. L. Looby
F&R Celebration Opens April 20 in Northwest Theatres
The F and R offices in Minneapolis announce a six program season of greater mission pictures beginning Sunday April 20 at Finkelstein and Ruben theatres in the northwest. The season features special attractions aimed at marking a high point for theatre goers in Huron and surrounding cities in 1929 across Minnesota Wisconsin and the Dakotas.
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Mission Pictures
Finkelstein and Ruben
Northewst
Minneapolis
Huron
Northwest
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Benj. Fricd
Man of Minneapolis Named Chair of Committee
In Minneapolis a man was named chair of the committee as efforts mount across the northwest to coordinate merchants and theaters. The aim is to make a specific upcoming week stand out with special merchandise displays and enhanced theater entertainment.
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Man
Minneapolis
Northwest
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the Golden Rule Company
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