Social events and clubs meet Tuesday across city
A wave of Tuesday gatherings fills halls, homes, and temples with club meetings and social hours. groups include Acme, Fortnightly, Twentyeth Century, Victory Story Hour, City Federation, Beilermakers, W B A, Degree of Honor, Business and Professional Women, DeMolay, Legion Auxiliary, Lutheran Missionary Society, Catalpa Creek wilds, Homemakers class, and more at Labor Temple, library, Masonic Temple, and churches.
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Labor Temple
Tae Buay Nour Club
Marjoe A. Belibera
Fifth Street
A. B. Buck
Lawn Ridge
HM. Pierce
Twenteth Century Club
Teasday Adbermeen
Victory
City Federation of Clubs
Beilermakers
Degree of Honor Lodge
Alice Goodman
DeMolay Lodge
Masonic Temple
Legion Auxiliary
K. P. Hall
Missionary Society of the American Lutheran Church
Richard Madsen
Erick Anderson
S. Gutermson
Catalpa
Highmore Society Luncheon and Bridge Events
Mrs. J. Wooley and guests hosted a Thursday luncheon at 1 30 with eight tables using yellow jonquils. Mrs. H P Hemmingson won the high score and Mrs. S G Brown the low prize. Mrs. Ira McDonald hosted a dinner bridge for Miss Verne Newton and fiance J William Siebenson with Easter decor and a turkey dinner at 6 30. Miss Newton won the high score at bridge. Ida Newton won second high. Orville McDonald won a consolation prize. Guests of honor received prizes. The marriage of Miss Verna Newton and J William Siebenson occurred at Sioux Falls Thursday morning with Ida Newton, Miss Vesta Newton and Orville McDonald witnessing. Siebenson, an architect, will practice in Newark. Edna Walker and Lucille Blecker were guests of honor at a bridge party at Mrs. H A McDonald’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wooley
E. W. Jo
H. P. Hemmingson
S. G. Brown
Ira McDonald
Verne Newton
J. William Siebenson
Vesta Newton
Orville McDonald
Siebenson
Newark
Edna Walker
Wessington Springs
Lucille Blecker
Aberdeen
H. A. McDonald
Easter Club Meeting Brings Prize Scores
Highmore Mrs Frank Michellip hosted Wekesday club with a three course luncheon and Easter decorations. Miss Walker and Miss Bletke vacationed. Mrs McLaughlin won high score, Mrs Wooley second. Fortnightly club men beat ladies for high score at Robert Rockwell home with seven oclock dinner.
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E. A. B. Indall
Walker
Miss Bletke
Highmore
Frank Michellip
Wekesday Club
Ireland
McLaughlin
H. W. Wooley
Robert Rockwell
City Briefs From Huron Area Social News
Local residents share weekend visits and travels among Bridgewater Brookings Iroquois Onida and Manchester. Notices include hospital stays and family gatherings plus ads for Leo and Leon art shops and a Masons convocation in Huron.
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Clifford Elkhorn
Bridgewater
Orville Whitney
Harry Clark
Harry Stevers
Rapid City
Clark
Elizabeth Weashabaugh
Glen Sutera
State College of Brookings
Huron
D R. Sutera
Frank Avenue
C. B. Kilby
Ithe Suedna
Leo's Art Shop
Rupert McDonnell
Princeton
Minn
Annie Hoyn
William Eilers
W. H. Gardner
Manchester
Conn
W. H. Frost
Wessington Springs to name councilmen in April election
Wessington Springs voters will choose three city council members at the April 2 election. Five candidates filed with City Auditor Fred Dunham: incumbent Roy Duxbury opposite Ben Butz, Henry Anderson runs unopposed in the second ward, and Neil Zink with W. T. George in the third ward. R. J. Cook will not seek re election. No other offices or issues are on the ballot.
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Wessington Springs
Apel
Fred Dunham
Roy Duxbury
Ben Butz
Henry Anderson
Neil Zink
W. T. George
R. J. Cook
Variable Weather Outlook for South Dakota and Iowa
Weather forecast shows fair skies with some cloudiness tonight and Tuesday. Warmer conditions expected tonight in the western and extreme northern areas, cooler in the extreme southeast, with a general rise in temperatures Tuesday across central and eastern portions. In Iowa, expect partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday, with slightly cooler temps in the northeast tonight and warmer by Tuesday. Precipitation year to date and sunrise and sunset times noted.
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South Dakota
OWA
Minnesota Weather Snapshot: cooler in southeast
A brief weather note states fair skies tonight with cooler temperatures in the extreme southeast and a rising trend in the northwest portion. On Tuesday the forecast indicates generally warmer conditions across the state.
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Minnesota
Road Report Summary From Various Cities
Weather notes show temperatures ranging from the mid 30s to low 80s with no precipitation in most entries. Roads are reported as good and clear in Brookings Pierre Yankton Sioux Falls Huron Mitchell and Rapid City with scattered partial cloudiness in Rapid City.
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Mitchell
Yankton
Aberdsen
Sioux Falls
Huron
Rapid City A
Commercial Contest Winners Are Chosen
In Sturgis on Saturday the district high school commercial contest awarded top places. Amateur typing class A won by Mexine Barrow with lead, class B awarded to Barbara Lampin.
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Sturgis
Mexine Barrow
Barbara Lampin
District contest winners enter state events in three cities
In Deadwood novice typing class A led by Eleanor Zadar and class B led by Mina Meligren, and Rapid City amateur shorthand led by Gladys Anderson, along with novice choirhead Eth el Schumann, lead, winners of the first three places in the district contest are eligible to enter any of the three state contests in Rapid City Mitchell or Aberdeen. The Rapid City contest date is April 23.
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Deadwood
Eleanor Zadar
Mina Meligren
Rapid City
Gladys Anderson
Ethel Schumann
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
The Kaump and Vollenweider families express gratitude to Dr and Mrs Class neighbors and friends for kindnesses during George Kaump's illness and to those who sent flowers. Sent by Mrs George F Kaump Mrs Jessie Jones Miora John Robert Lenice Kaump Mrs L A Kaump and son Mr and Mrs W A Vollenweider and families Mrs Pearl Vollenweider and families.
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Class
George
George F. Kaump
Jessie Jones
Miora
John
Robert
Lenice Kaump
L. A. Kaurp
W. A. Vollenweider
Pearl Vollenweider
MELLO GLO Face Powder Ad Promises Youthful Look
An advertising blurb from The Fair Store promotes MELLO GLO face powder. Marketed as a new French process product that stays on longer, prevents large pores, and improves complexion without irritation or a pasty finish.
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Lillie Lundberg
Etella Alley
Emma Montgomery
MeBa Alley
Veterams
Iroquois
Delbert Wilmarth
Sylvester Whalen
Wilmarth
F. Anderson
W. F. Smith
Ed Trouse
Mr. Bretford
Andrew Martin
B. Moberly
J. Parrott
Anderson
Mooseheart Legion
R V. Cox
Colorado Avenue
T. E. Bowers
Mrs. Cox
Charles Matteson
Mra A. TL. Ecklund
Rudolph Lenzer
0. Te.i Snow
Frank Mauke
First Christian Church
O.hw
van Dyke Home
Colorado
Avenue Southwest
E. L. Seeman
Miss Tait
Frances Tait
Ohio Avenue Southwest
R. A. Cave
C. P. Warren
Maxine Dineen
Leo Temmey
D. Disrud
Wilbur Seeman
Wallie Thedorff
American Lutheran Church
Herold J. Pratt
Lundberg
Winnie Johnson
A. Hedlund
C. W. Lennon
B. H. Sprague
Illinois Aver Lame Southwest
Clye Morey
R. N. Jones
William Filers
Gardner
Cent
Highmore Society
Tedian
Omaha
THE
Ege
Colorful Old World Restaurant
Hotel Fontenelle
Nowice
Bismarck
North Platte
Saint Paul Sheridan
Williston
Pierre
Smith's
Marvin Hughitt
Mari
Dottie
Gordon
Robinisoas
Swander Baking Company
Swander
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