Community clubs and social events listed for Friday
A long Friday schedule shows gatherings at the LO OF Hall and TLW CLA studio with art, leather work and other clubs meeting at various homes. WRC and YWCA plan sessions, PTA study group at the school, and several church and lodge groups hold Friday events plus Saturday dances and lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo.o.f
TLW
Fred Fuseen
Hhoim
Eighth Street
GLA Lodge
Mra
Glen Hurley
Bnd
Suvet
Uish Avenue
St. Mary's Altar Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
Walter Bonnemenn
Montane, Avenue
Lenus Nelson
Gordon Herrig
Lincoln Pta
Sheldon
Reese
Twentieth Century Study Club Meets at Mrs Pierce Home
The Twentieth Century Study Club met Tuesday at Mrs. F. M. Pierce home. Elected officers include vice president Mrs. Coffey or Mrs. Grothe, secretary treasurer Mrs. Fair, and corresponding secretary Mrs. Milles. Mr. Grothe presented a paper on Victoria era political repose and industrial development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carters
Jefferson
L. F. Carter
Beach Avenue Southeast
Me. A. Shoenberger
Y. McCurdy
Olive Lee
Shirley Ann Madison
Done Marie Johnson
Milred Vihstadt
Ale Berley
Arnold
Tilman
Jefferson School
H. 3. Elsworth
Mos Lee Engel
Stango
Ka Manni
E Bay
L. C. Paulson
Bene&t
Charles E. Bark
Everest L. Jones
Mr. Bark
Dosepa T. Paulson
Harry Liem
Guy Oviatt
Elystone
Twentieth Century Study Club
F. M. Pierce
Fink Coffey
E. C. Grothe
Robert Fair
Roy J. Milles
Grothe Gove
Victoria
Aistacy
Victoria's Reign From Palmerston to Empire Growth
A compact retrospective on Queen Victoria's 30 year era highlighting Palmerston's influence, key reforms expanding suffrage, and the Empire's rise. It notes Disraeli and Gladstone succeeding Palmerston and the Dominion of Canada and new Commonwealths in Australia. Mrs Keck reviews the play Victoria Begins by Housman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Palmerston
Palmer-ston
Dominion
Canada
Werr
Australia
India
England
Disraeli
Gladstone
Globe
S. W. Keck
Housman
Father of Conrad Nagel Dies Today
Frank Nagel, 65, musician and father of film star Conrad Nagel, died at his home after a long illness. Former dean of the music college at Highland Part College in Des Moines, he came west 18 years ago. Funeral services will be held Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollewood
Frank Nagel
Conrad Nagel
College of Music
Highland Parte College
Des Moines
Nagel
City Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Notices
Mrs J Vo Kalahan left for Faribault after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs A L McWhoerter. Thomas Smith returned from Los Angeles after winter with relatives. Eleanor Waldrip heads to Minneapolis for a week. A marriage license issued to K W Stall and Mary Susa Lynch of Iroquois. Max Richard Hil and Howard Housh returned from the Shrine Ausc ils gy convention in the Twin Cities. Mr and Mrs O W Hurd of Rapid City visited Buron then plan to leave for Sioux Falls. Mrs Hardig is sister of Mrs Warren. Mrs A M Brill of Minneapolis visits with sisters and relatives. George Christianson of Smet also in Buron. Nos F L Eversull, Mrs R O Jennings, and Mrs Sheldon P F Reese attended Presbyterial in Flandreau. Florence Purcell of Aberdeen was here. A A Frevert of Alma Mich, brother of Mrs B F Barthel, visited enroute west on business. Mrs George Costain and Mrs AM Chen were noted residents in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Vo Kalahan
Faribault
A. L. McWhoerter
Thomas Smith
Bles Irma Smith
Dakota Avenue
North
Los Angeles
Eleanor Waldrip
Minneapolis
K. W. Stall Iroquois
Mary Susa Lynch
Iroquois
Max
Richard Hil
Howard Housh
Twin Cities
Bix OQ
C. Cogswell
Aim
R. E. Balzer
O. W. Hurd
Rapid Cine
Rot. Jennings
Sheldon
Reese
Flandrean
Florence Purcell
Aberdeen
A. A. Frevert
Alma, Mich
B. F. Barthel
George Costain
AM. Chen
Reverend and Mrs Everett Le Jones Return from Flamereau Meeting
Mr and Mrs Le Jones returned home last evening from Flamereau where they attended the Presbytery meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oweth
Everett le Jones
Flamereau
George W Wright Honored at Rotary Club Luncheon
George W Wright born 1907 and longtime club president was honored at the Rotary Club weekly luncheon yesterday. Judge A K Gardner Dean Herbert SG Tit of Huron College and George W Wright Jr spoke on the program with Loftus W Ward absent. Pvt Lee Bright of Sione Falls College attended as guest song leader and Prof Bright directed the Huron College school of music in a local program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wright
Rotary Club
A. K. Gardner
Herbert SG
Huron College
Ceorge W. Wright Jr
Loftus W. Ward
Lee Bright
Sione Falls College
Bright
Huron College School of Music
Huron
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Legon Hall
Dakota Lodge
Duveniles
Legion Hall
M.G. Sharp
Frank Avenue
Woodman Cirle
Ralph Huddletoo
Simmons Avenue
A. L. McWhorter
Mix
RW. Daum
J. WW. Kalshar
Mime
A. A. McWhorter
Caron
Texas
William Peek
Allan Waller
McWhorter
Kalahar
Lilian Leggy
Louise Corley
Louisa Corley
J and Mey
Glenna Corbin
Hhesteme
Mra Joba de Evis
Mise Vera Daviz
Mira Edwin Anderson
Mrs. Griffith
Joext
Birw
Glenna ‘Corbin
Walter Badger
William Camp
John Tolmie
Everett Gilland
Louis Bloodgood
Rainbow Lodge
Jessoxys
Kensington
Alto BR
RTL
Kertsington
W. G. Hill
Third Street
Roger Garlick
Cecl Shepherd
Yes Hill
PS Alpha Fhi Society
Pi Alpha Phi Literary Society
Elue
Evelyn Eversall
Qinoix
Eloise Wuest
Vera LaCraft
June Sicherbum
Irene Bonesteel
Presbyterian Hospital, Chicago
Lois Hill
Frank Eversul
Frank Brown
Darrell Gibbs
Lee Eichinger
Mis
Marian Pugsley
Pimembure
John Seabert
Tmne
Legion Auxiliary
Esther Werk
American Legion
Aum Fiany
América
Berniece Ewing
Ashton
Kate Davenport
Napoleon
N. D. Aucillary
Leone Light
Tracy
Mint
Fred Barber
Watec
API
Slo
Ium
Blanche Deum
Chaieman
Mise Tine Manolix
Jeanette Spang
Orinoco
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Ordax
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White Man
Columbia
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Aby
Kamad
Mes
Pierce
Laurence
Betts
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Huram
Rotary
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Nish Tailore
Lange We
Bermudis
Red River
Flour — Katcher’s
Worthmore
Lee
Dukes of Kent
Marlborough
Oxfont
Mlashy
Aig Carnival
Calorbalout
Smartsport Knits
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