Social events and club notices fill Beadle County page
Social events and meetings fill the Beadle County page. Names, addresses, and schedules for groups including Queen of the Prairies lodge, Degree of Honor, Royal Neighbors, Loyal Order of Moose, Friendly Circle, Ladies Aid, Christian Workers Circle, Lutheran Ladies Aid, Baptist church, and Daughters of the American Revolution are listed with hosts, places, and times. Out of town visitors and a 4-H club report are noted along with musical performances and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of the Prairies Lodge
B. RC. of A
J. R. Jubrson
Third Street
Birs
Fred Pierce
Dakota Events South
Haron Lodst
F. C
Loyal Order of
Monse
Labor Temple
Friendly Circle
ML EL
A. B. Hutchinson
Wisconsin Avenue
Ladies Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
Rose Standish
A. B. Crowell
Montana Avenue
Priscilla
C. C. Cogswell
Spinning Wheel
George
King
Utah Avenue
E. G. Schmidt
Bentana Avenue
Christian Workers Circle
J. W. Keiser
Lown Ridge Avenue
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Charles Bates
Kansas Avenue
John Melum
Iowa Avenue
Fred Hollis
Beach Avenue
M. C. Dumdey
Simmons Avenue
Theo Salverson
NL. RK. Carlson
Illnois Avenue
Ed Fuplsang
Fourth Street
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Enwin Hebrer
Idaho Avenue
Alexander Tedford
Daughters of the American Revolution
Max Royhl
W. E. Bayles
Aberdeen
Caroline Davis
C. A. Lafferty
W. H. Davis
Hitchcock
R. E. Cone
Katherine Frevert
Beadle County
Chicago
National Congress
R. A. Cave
Flapper Fanny PETA party and Huron social notes
Page lists Mrs D J Moriarty returning to Aberdeen after wintering in California with her daughter Mrs Olson, formerly Miss Marie Moriarty. Includes Mrs Annis return from Sioux Falls hairdressers style revue with Hollywood guests and make-up chief Mr Malorey. Also notes engagement party for Miss Edina Bloodgood and William Cullahan with green orchid decor and future marriage in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Moriarty
Aberdeen
California
West Coast
Annes
J. B. Annis
Sioux Falls
Sioux Fal
B. Maialorey
New York City
Hollywood
Cal
Malalorey
Mainabrey
Ralph Wetrich
Centre
Vermont Avenue
Edina Bloodgnad
William Cullahan
Miss Bloodgood
Calahan
Dorcas Society Holds Regular Meeting In Fairfield Township
The Dorcas Society met Monday night with opening prayers and a shared lunch by Mrs. Esther Sears and Mrs. Ann Giiewski. Reports from Hum-boldt deanery attendees highlighted charitable work for Turton orphanage and Marty Indian Mission, with drives for St. Michaels School and Tartan orphanage, plus plans for rural vacation schools and religious instruction for deaf students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society
Esther Sears
Ann Giiewski
W. C. Gagnon
George C. Hunt
Huron
Humboldt
National Council of Catholic Women
Centerville
E.R. Kenrick
Henry Hamlin
Turton
Marty
Robert Riemer
Catholic Daughters of America of
Sioux Falls
Tartan
St. Michaels School Society
Nettie Ryan
Emery
E. M. Buck
Jeanette Rourke
School For the
Farm Diary Window Into Wind Blown Rural Life
A farmer records a windy day with chickens blown about and a sow litter of twenty nine from six mothers. He fixes next boxes, plans to persuade hens to set, and notes hens resisting relocation. The narrator skips town travel due to wind and enjoys a nap and stewing after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad
Thelma Kessler to Debut on Puccini Broadcast
New York reports radio will carry a coast to coast debut of Thelma Kessler in Puccini’s La Boheme on WEAF NBC. The 19 year old lyric soprano from Kansas City will perform Musette alongside leaders Frances Alda Fasquale Amato and Mario Chamlevi. Debut set for April 19 in New York with Juilliard fellowship behind her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marian Talley
Thelma Kessler
Kansas City
Big City
Frances Alda
Fasquale Amato
Mario Chamlec
Puccini
WEAF
NBC
Musette
Thelma
Julliard Musical Foundation
Judson Program Bureau
Gennara Papi
Central Park
Miss Kesslers
Miss Talley
Road Forks
Miss Kessler Sings On Radio To Large Audience
A fragment notes Miss Kessler performing on radio before about 3,000 people. The piece mentions a vast national audience and a grand atmosphere as the broadcast unfolds.
Nebraska history course aims at civic clubs
Lincoln Nebraska April 15. New history for old is the sedative now offered Nebraskans weary of ancient Rome and Greece but history hungry. George Jackson state fair board secretary is crafting a study plan for literary and civic clubs to absorb more pioneer days history and less mythology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Rome
Greece
George Jackson
State Fair Board
Recuperating Actor David Warfeld Aids City
David Warfeld, a noted actor, is recuperating in New York after an illness. Reports say he is resting quietly at a local hospital and remains under medical care. Friends say he hopes to resume public appearances soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
David Warfeld
Postgraduate Hospital Report on Patient Operation
A hospital note states that an operation was performed today on a patient. The report records the patient’s condition as annount, with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Graduate Hospital
Annount
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America
Castle Hall
Mes, Royhl
D. A. BR
C. H. Christiansen
Wlineis Avenue
Mabel Helm
Miss Woods
Minneapaliz
Gladys Cole
Genevieve Venabies
Mia
Herman Sweet
Gladys Greenling
Minneapolis
Mix Christiansen
Roy Lambert
Social Sisters Club
J. KR
YOUNG
Tabitha Club
John
Frank
Third Avenue Northeast
W. J. Rivett
J. R. Young
American
Flapper
Fanny
Peta
Roberta Bake
Roberta C. Barr
Board of National Missions of
McCune
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Don G. Medbery
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
D. C. Reutter
A. J. Lang
V EL Larson C
Frank Coffey
Venth - ‘Ee
Norma and
Marie Sanderson
Foreston
Minn
Utah Avenue Southeast
J. Nadean
D. Sundberg
Milaca, Main
George E. Swanson
Fairfields Township
Swison
Milaca
Paris
Armand
Kessler
Saillions
Alusterium
ING
Nomore
United States
Canada
Addrane
Investors Syndicate
Bainiesaeols
Los Angeles
San St Rt
Madi
Peery Floral
Perry Floral Co
Huron Theater
Virgin Diamonds
Johnson & Sewell
ASSN
Huren
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