Social events and club notices listed for Monday to Wednesday
Local notices recap community gatherings: Little Flower band at Mrs Genevieve Osborn home. Pioneer Daughters at W C A Cottage. Knights of Columbus EK Hall meet. KP Lodge meet. James River Lodge 22 Odd Fellows meet at I C G Hall. Division 25 B LF meet at K PF Hall. Watch Tower Bible Study at Mrs H Youngs. B L F E at Labor Temple. Wednesday Musicale hosted by Mrs Max Royhl with officer election. Alpha Delphians meeting at Mrs E H Broenmer home. various church and civic group meetings and a Easter weekend social calendar with dances, study clubs, and service notes.
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Genevieve Osborn
Frank Avenue
Myers
Jostess
Pioneer Daughters
Knights of Colossbus
EK. C. Hall
KP. Lodge
James River Lodge No. 22
Odd Fellows
K. PF
Watch Tower
Community meeting adjourns with refreshments served
Officers preside through a brief session then hold a social hour. After adjournment, Mr. Craven secured the cups and the committee and members gathered in the coffee shop for light refreshments.
Miller Society Notes From Local Club Meetings
The Miller Woman's Club held its session in the club room with reviews of the year in The Club Woman and a joint look at Roman Spring by Winthrop Chanler. Delegates were named for the district convention in Ipswich on May 15 and 16. WCTU members met at Mrs Lorentson and Mrs Davey's home with reports on youth temperance and devotional lessons, followed by a farewell gift for Mrs Reed moving to Nebraska. The Breezy Plaing Hickory Stick Club postponed its annual meeting to April 3 due to district and banquet events. Chapter A K PFBLC held a meeting where Mrs Bushfield spoke on Famous Mothers and Families, naming pioneers and notable maternal figures. A dessert luncheon followed for thirteen members and one guest. Friday evening auction bridge events plus refreshments concluded the activities.
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Progressive Club
Harry Friesen
W. H. Myers
Harvey Tice
Utah Southeast
George HG
Lois Campbell
Fiyte—Superior
Virginis Larson
WC. Peterson
EL .Pristad
LN. Jones
Ipswich
John Haverstock
L. T. Tarmuth
Odin Schroyer
Earl Kindred
Winifred Lorentson
W. J. Davey
Addie Gehring
Young Peoples Temperance Organization
Margaret.Duthie
A. B. Crossman
Chester Reed
Nebraska
Miller
Chapter A. K
PFBLC
H. J. Bushfield
Farm Prospects Getting Brighter Says Land Bank Chief
Dr. D. P. Hogan president of the Federal Land Bank in Omaha reports stronger farm prospects in the Eighth District covering South Dakota Iowa Nebraska and Wyoming. He notes fewer distress refinancing applications in early 1935 with only about 2 500 such requests versus over 7 000 in the same period last year.
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Omaha
Neb
D. P. Hogan
Federal Land Bank
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Wyoming
Joana
Hogan
Federal agents setup national stolen property file
Federal Agents today established a national stolen property index to track purloined goods. Edgar Hoover announced the move to aid police nationwide with a minute description of each item, victim names, crime type, and suspects, similar to the fingerprint and Angerprint files.
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Washington
A. Edgar Hoover
Seger Bureau of Investigation
Town Notes and Social Links in Huron Area
Mc and Mrs Joseph T Paulson of Yankton now visiting in Huron at the George Hill house. Mrs Charles Long and Herbert Lound travel to Winside to fetch their mother. Lorraine Goranson from the Gary School for the Blind spends weekend with her parents in Huron. College Auditorium hosts Sweethearts tonight with Starring family attending Minneapolis events. Quilt fair at Congregational Church April 23 and 24. Assertions of Fur Preview at Eilers tomorrow.
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Huron College Choir
College Auditorium
George
Minneapolis
Miss Starring
Starring
Congregational Church
O. B. McComas
Donald Earl
Sioux City
McComas
Eilers’ Partners
Charles Long
Huron
J Brother
Herbert Lound
Alpena
Winside
Neb
Begon
Sweetharts
Lorraine Goranson
School For
Gary
Gust Gor @fuon
Gorarison
Brookings
Hur Ton
Iroquois
Welsey
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Carrie E. Kinsman
Walter Kinsman
Montana
Nue
Southwest
Sarah Luther
Mineral Point
Wis
Gdvcis
W. E. Winslow
Belle Plaine
Vernon Shaver
Helen
Marshall, Minn
Bert Phillips
Winslow
Phillips
Shaver
Girl's Organs On Wrong Side
Miss Doras Bates of Carthage was released from Mitchell hospital after an appendicitis operation revealed all her organs are transposed. Doctors call it one of the rarest medical cases, with the heart and spleen on the right and the liver and intestines on the left.
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Mitchell
Miss Dorasthy Bates
Carthage
Mitchell Hospital
Miss Bates
C. B Bobb
Sophomore in Carthage Has Reversed Internal Organs
Miss Hates, a Carthage High School sophomore, was taken to Mitchell hospital after pains. Doctors found her heart on the right side and performed an inverted approach. the appendix removal revealed all organs transposed. She remains normal in other respects.
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Otter
McIver Named Captain Of Creighton Basketball Team
Omaha newspaper reports Donald Whitey McIver of Sioux Falls South Dakota was named captain of the 1996 37 Creighton University basketball squad for the upcoming season.
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McIver
Creighton Cagers
Omaha
Neb
Donald
Whitey" MeIver
Sioux Falls
S. D
Creighton University
Lettermen celebrate wins and famed carvings at Carlsbad
A fragmentary report notes a lettermen figure lauded for two basketball and two football wins as halfback. It mentions Carlsbad Caverns and their elevators at the second steepest descent in the world, 70 feet.
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Carlsbad Caverns
X. My
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