Social events and club notices fill week in local city
A busy schedule lists church and fraternal meetings through Thursday and Friday. Baptist Ladies Aid, Loyal Order of Moose, Royal Neighbors, and Woman’s groups meet at various homes and halls. An educational segment recounts Emerson and Franklin with remarks by Mrs. Notestein. Mrs. Lafferty leaves for Washington for DAR congress, visits Chicago and Bloomington en route, and a luncheon bridges with Mses Izard and McElligott hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Mira
A. J. Lang
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
RJ. Lloyd
George Grettan
Loyal
Order of Moose
Labor Temple
Royal Neighbors of America
Castile Hall
Women's Order of Ninesheart Legion
Lacien Circle
First Christian Church
Elmer Nickqm
Wisconsin Avenue
Trinity Guild
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Andrew Fuglsang
Kansas Avenue
Earl McFadden
Robert Blume
Third Street
Nels Peterson
Walter Manwaring
Sim Nyons Avenue
L. W. Rupp
Beach Avenue
Torris Fortune
George Hogue
Frybarger
Colorado Avenue
Lakotah Commandery No
Community club notices and meetings roundup
A compilation of social club activities includes U T C Auxiliary plan for an April 14 gathering at six fifteen p m in K P hall with a pot luck supper followed by meetings and a card party. C S U club entertained by Mrs Fred Kutzler with twelve members present and two visitors. Mrs Schuyler hosts Past Creches bridge party with fifteen members present. Bridge shower honors Mrs Mason Hart lager with gifts and a luncheon. Missionary Society of the American Lutheran church met with talks on Christian nurture and songs. W I C Club and W H C Club held regular meetings with members noting absences due to spring weather and other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Byron McElligott
Wade Portes
Mise Jean Izard
Chicago
George McKeon
Questa
Potter
Harold ©. Gibson
Keith Potter
Ralph N. Jones
Leard
Mongott
Ladies Auxiliary
K. P. Hall
Frank Morrell
Clark
Leonard Brandmire
Schuyler
Ro Schuyler
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Mira B. W. Meyers
George ‘Hil
Babbitt
Mason Hartiager
Evelyn Coyne
Hubert D. Lusk
Costain
C. L. McKinley
E. F. Hartnagel
Lusk
John Bannerter
Missionary Society of the American Lutheran Church
Richard Madsen
Erik Anderson
Gutormson
Women of Woodmen Circle host sizable church gathering
An event last evening at the Church of Christ on Fifth and Wiscomb drew about fifty attendees from Woodmen Circle Grove Re. 44 and nearby groups. Notables included state managers and district supervisors from Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, along with civic leaders from Huron and Braddock. A three course dinner followed prayers and a guided program with musics, talks, and a souvenir cor sage presentation, ending with social hour and wafers.
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Ladies Aid
Church of Christ Comer of
Fifth
Wiscomb Kvenne Southwest
Sfty
Woodmen Circle Grove Re
Wisconsin
Margaret McLaughlin
South Dakota
Thomas C. Fernald
Minnesota
North Dakota
Frank Fernald
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron Grove
Marvin Hughitt
Chamber of Commerce
Hulda Schott
Guardian
Long
Braddock
N.C
Washington Schoo
Mr. Olst
Dapp
Ione
Lulu
Miss Benedict
Ida M. Kelley
Woodmen
al Teuber
Henry Teuber
Floyd Smith
Huron
Willian Leahy
Omaha
Fred Ohman
Misc Violet Burrows
Mabel Tredway
Hazel Hyde
Hazel Fenski
Susie Storksen
Clinton Schott
Union Creamery Group Seeks District Cooperative Creamery
Delegates from Beadle county plus leaders from 19 locals gather in Highmore to decide on financing a district cooperative creamery to be located in Huron. About $15,000 is sought through stock sales ranging from one share at $10 to ten shares per person. The site for operations was approved in the Midwest Motor building on Wisconsin avenue pending stock drive results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Highmore
Huron
Fred Tobin
East State Line
Pierre
District Creamery Committee
Mid-West Motor Company
Wisconsin Avenue
Farmers Union
Evline
Second
Third Streets
Darrow Plans Film on Crime Prevention
Clarence Darrow in New York outlines a planned motion picture project about crime prevention. He will present his views on evolution and related legal topics in the film set for release later this year.
Fireworks Solve Problem At Plant For Lift To Roof
A 150 foot Armour Packing stack was reached by rockets from inside the furnace, lifting a cord and wire to hoist a block and tackle. After three failed tries, the Dakota Fireworks team succeeded on the fourth, enabling workmen to climb and install new lightning rods atop the stack within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Packing Plant
Fred Horton
Holton
Dakota Fireworks Company
Yankton
Weather Forecast for Fee Haven and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with cooler temperatures and possible frost. Sun rises at 5 50 a m and sun sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee Haven
Weather forecast notes cooler temperatures and frost risk
South Dakota forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with cooler air and possible frost in the eastern portion. Minnesota expects showers in the far northeast with cooler spells tonight and Thursday. western and southern areas also cooler. Iowa shows fair to partly cloudy skies, with showers in the south and extreme west tonight, then fair jeudi with some cloudiness.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Towa
Road Report by City for Local Weather Summary
Mitchell reports 45 high with 43 low and precipitation. roads good and clear. Watertown 49 with 44 low and 0.1 precip. roads good and clear. Yankton 52 high 78 low 51 and 0.29 precip. roads good and clear. Brookings 57 high 74 low 4 with 0.8 precip. roads fair and clear. Huron 45 high 7 low 45 with 0.1 precip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Watertown
Yankton
Brookings
Huron
Weather brief fragment from Rapid Bligh area
Fragmentary data shows highs 86 and 67 in two stations with lows 40 and 38. Precipitation reported at 0.12 inches in two reports. Roads described as good and clear amid vague notes on conditions.
Aberdeen Protests Freight Rate Boost
Aberdeen traffic officials challenge the Interstate Commerce Commission over proposed banana rate increases from New Orleans to South Dakota. W S Carr notes Watertown’s rate cut last year, Aberdeen’s unchanged rate, and requests a 17 cent reduction to $1.20, claiming a $36 per car saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abloueen
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Orleans
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Carr
Watertown
Aberden
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Carr
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Women's Club
Chicago& North Western Railway System
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Guy Oviatt
Oviatt
Erma Hatz
McKinley School Club
Grove Mo
Woodmen Circle
Owas
James Cheney
Treweek
Clay
Albino
Lead
BE. Cone
J. Bo Vaughn
Castlewood
Lafferty
Bloomington
Woodman Circle
Andrew Fagihostess
Hines
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Wee Coe Gusset
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M. L. Tobin
Saran
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North Platte
Rapid City
Saint Paul
Sheridan
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Casperson
Hour Fite
Mims Tee
Alse Kodakims
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