Social and club events fill week schedule
Numerous group meetings set for Wednesday and Thursday across the city. Beta Delphian, Chatterson Club, Past Matrons, Huron Lodge, Adult Education and many women’s circles plan gatherings with hostesses at various residences and schools. Municipal and church groups announce guest nights, luncheons, notices and changes in times. Theater items include Gamma Chapter tea for pledges and a beta sorority tea with yellow rose centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian
R. Whitney
Ninth Street Southeast
Chatterson Club
N. R. Carlson
E. H. Bryan
McKinley School
Max* Rovhl
Fourth Street
Pioneer Club
C. W. French
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Local Notables and Social Notes Blend Military and Teaching News
A parishioner who serves at Lyons Veterans Hospital, ex-4-H leader and Beadle County farmer, completed Army service in the Panama Coast Guard Division and plans a Panama posting. Nearby, gatherings honor Chapter ANP& and celebrate Miss Rosamond Baird’s engagement to Vaughn Adrian, with teachers and guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran's Hospital
Lyons
New Jersey
Fuller
Cavour High School
Beadle County
Lee and Johnson Construction Company
Sioux City
U. S. Army
Fort Hancock
Panama Coast Guard
South Dakota
Mr. Fuller
Panama
Hedfield
Redfield
Rosamond Baird
Herington
Mabel Herington
Robert Herington
Miss Bird
Vaughn Adrian
Baird
Spencer Baird
Milbank
Miss Baird
City Briefs Nearby Events and Personnel Arrivals
Huron area reports funeral services in Ironwood for Mrs Berling and arrangements for Mrs McNamara, Mrs Mathers take rector duties, Mayo Clinic treatment for Mrs Frost, Krumm family relocation and chamber secretary role, airport staff changes, weather bureau staffing, and extended family visits tied to funeral services and travel plans across Illinois Minnesota and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kohlman
Paul
Dale
Dean
Ironwood
Mich
Hiehlman
Albert Berling
Huron
Salem Lanhe
Ironwood Cemetery
James D. Switser
Kansas City
Mid-Continent Airlines
Mer. Switser
Mid-Continent
James McNamara
Aledo
Collins
McNamara
Kansas
Mayo Clinic
C. Irvin Krumm
Iroquois
Montana Avenue Southwest
Heron
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Sioux City
Royce Kunze
Diana Lee
Winthrop
Mass
Kunge
Hazel Peterson
Kunze
Alpena
Massachusetts
Nev
Peterson
Mise Elme Harvey
Glendale
Cal
Beach Avenue
Earl Skinner
Wilmer Holm
Little Fails
Minn
Ralph Huntwork
Skinner
Holm
Howard Skinner
Los Angeles
Wolsey Wolsey to Enter Wessington Springs Music Contest
Wolsey will be represented by three soloists a band boys and girls glee clubs and a mixed chorus at the Wessington Springs contest this week. A pre contest concert will be held Wednesday directed by Donald Stroh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey Wolsey
Wolsey
Wessington Springs
Donald Stroh
Stassen Boomed As Keynoter In 1938 Party Talks
Washington dispatch reports Republican and Democratic strategists weighing keynote speakers for the 1938 national conventions. Minnesota Governor Harold E. Stassen top candidate for the GOP keynote, with Glenn Frank and Alf M. Landon also mentioned. Senate Republicans discuss permanent chairman options, while Democrats eye a keynote aligned with party unity, naming Senators George, Tydings, Burkley, and Lee as possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Republican Arrangements Committee
Philadelphia
Harold E. Stasser
Minnesota
Pary
Stassen
Glenn Frank
Republican Program Committee
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Rep. Martin
George
Georgia
Tydings
Marylard
Roosevelt
Burkley
Kentucky
Lee
Oklahoma
Logan Walter Bill Strongly Opposed By Administration
In Washington on April 1, the Roosevelt administration opposed the Logan Walter bill to standardize procedures for federal administrative agencies. Despite opposition, both chambers expected approval by the House and Senate. Rep. Celler said the bill faced widespread resistance from independent agencies and cabinet members who fear a single yardstick would constrain diverse functions. The Senate planned a vote on a separate bill creating six district judgeships and three circuit judgeships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Rep. Celler
New York
Wheat Crop Insurance Expands for South Dakota Producers
Alfred R. Barnes announced that 21,009 wheat producers in South Dakota are insured for 1940 under crop insurance policies. Coverage spans 597,375 acres and 3,962,896 bushels, funded to protect against grasshoppers, floods, droughts, hail, fire, wind, and other hazards. Policy holders paid 1,137,894 bushels to obtain the protection, with assignments on ACP payments widely used to finance premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Alfred R. Barnes
State
AAA Committee
Thas
Demo Candidates To Speak At Miller Dinner In Hand County
Mullwork April 6 dinner sponsored by Hand County Democratic organization will feature Miller speakers Lewis Bicknell Webster and A. O. Steensland of Sioux Falls along with Oscar Fas heim Howard candidate for U S Representative in the Democratic primary. J Terry county Democratic chairman announced the event to be held in the Miller auditorium at 7 p m with D C Walsh Miller attorney as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullwork
Lewis Bicknell
Webster
A. O. Steensland
Sioux
Oscar Fasheim
Howard
United States
Hand County
Here
Miller Auditorium
J. ©. Terry
D. C. Walsh
Miller
March deaths and marriages reported in Sanborn County
Four deaths and three marriages were recorded in March by the clerk of courts. Deceased were Milton George Black Forestburg 72 Amelia Ann Traner Letcher 88 Jerome Gerald Joerger Forestburg six months Milton Enfield Leterh 85. Marriage licenses issued to William E Hellman Mildred Mustel Sioux Falls Warren Barrs Elsie C Regynski Woonsocket Henry G Jensen Ellen B Kundert Sioux Falls. No birth certificates filed. The first diving suit and helmet were patented on June 14 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn County
Woonsocket
Milton George Black
Forestburg
Amelia Ann Traner
Letcher
Jerome Gerald Joerger
Milton Enfield
Leteher
William E. Hellman
Mildred Mustel
Sioux Falls
Warren Barrs
Elsie
Card Of Thanks For condolences and floral tributes
We thank our kind friends and neighbors for love and sympathy after the loss of wife and mother. We also extend gratitude for the beautiful floral tributes to our loved one, George Anderson and son Jackie John. From Wesley Veenhuis and family, Elbo Veenhuis and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Anderson
Jackie John
Veenhuis
Wesley Veenhuis
Elbo Veenhuis
Rotarians Wind Up Sioux Falls Convention
Rotarians of the South Dakota Lowe district close their annual conference in Sioux Falls today and nominate Ernést V. Gustafson of Council Bluffs Iowa as district governor for the coming year. His nomination will be ratified at the international Havana Cuba convention this summer. Gustafson succeeds John Mertin of Brookings. Invitations for the 1941 confer-ence were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota-lowe
Ernést V. Gustafson
Council Bluffs
Gustafson
Havana
Cuba
John Mertin
Brookings
Rotary banquet and speakers anchor state conference
The annual Rotary banquet drew 556 Rotarians and wives with Detroit speaker Hichard C. Hecka presenting Rotary in this Changing World. Conference attendees included CH. Bell and James Eshelman from Huron, with efforts expanding to Sioux City and Mitchell for a fall selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Mitchell
Hichard C. Hecka
Detroit
Rotary
Huron Rotary Club
CH. Bell
James Eshelman
Spring shopping and party picks headline reel
Ebonettes offer liquid proof gloves for protection in cleaners paints and solvents. Perriton's sells them at 50c. Walkers features bridal gifts Helzey Glassware and Roseville pottery. Lampe's promotes pickles relishes and fresh spring foods. Liebrecht's offers glass shelves. Pheasant Lounge tempts with Tom Collins and claret top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perriton's
Walkers
Helzey
Roseville
Walker's
Liebrecht's
Pheasant Lounge
Mark
Bob
Tom Collins
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American Lutheran Church
Ruth
Frank Ferguson
Dakota Avenue North
Bates
Maury
5. Lien
Utah Avenue Southeast
Ketelson
Rachael
E. E. Grziewski
Sears
Martha
W. E. Westmiller
H. Gray
Esther
L. A. Neilson
Easton Floc
Parle Hook
G. Feick
Baptist Ladies Aid
A. J. Lang
Orlock
Fe Hay
St Mary's Guise
Walter Bonnemann
Montans Avenue
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Rose Standish
Richard Hill
Simmons Avenue
Poiseilia
Beroe Rainbow Lodge
L. A
Labor Temple
Salvation
Arthur Iiland
Idaho Avenue
Community Service Center
Loyal Order of Moose
Wheeler's Hall
Independent Order of Labor
Farmers Assembly
Nigh
Trinity Guild
A. N. Hoy
Homecraft Extension Club
Mra. C. C. Lee
Nebraska Avenue
Society
Gamma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Elma Cetise
Marie Kulawik
W. A. Forney
C. MM. Wider
Geraid Heddow
Gertrude Lampe
Mildred Trish
Alpha
George Schmidt
Betty Cook
Vera Bowen
Gerald Beddow
Charles Coutts
George Bell
Milners Avenue
R. Roy
George Deklotz -Assistir
Lincoln Gym
Lois Bell
Ladies Sodak Club
Heiss
Charles Heiss
Mmembber
Pioneer Daughters
Jesse Seeley
C. E. Arnold
J. H. Eves
S. M. Jensen
James Worrall
James G. Venables
James BE. Fuller
S. Fuller
S. D
Helen Michels
J. C. Michels
Alexandria
Father Quigley
Mosier
R. N
J. Morezak
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Pinkham's
Geyfrman’s
Gossard
C. W. Habicht
Helen Habicht
Robert B. Lusk
Eric Volkert
Huron College
E. J. Calendine
M. A. Nordby
Glenn van Vactor
Bryant
Logan-Walter Bill
W. W. Wipf
Western Union
Huren
Suzette
Baskenette
Stivers
Artz Studios
Mother
Marinello Beauty Shop
Humphrey
Alexandra Kroneotkin
Liber Magazine
Raggedy Ann
Andy
Mammy
Sally Swing
Hansel
Gretel
E. H. Lingerie
St.po
Schaa
Kaffe Klatsch
Rite Food
Gale
Rite Bake
Romance
BEA
Betty
Bea's
Qwer Council Uni
LAMPE
Window
Elha
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