Social event notices and community meetings listed
A long list of Monday and Tuesday local meetings across organizations such as K P lodge James River lodge Odd Fellows W O W Labor Temple Literary Coterie Dorcas Society Wikoska club Rebekah Degree staff Legion Auxiliary DeMolay Lodge WCTU and related community happenings with times and venues. Also included are birth announcements and social club gatherings with hostesses and venues.
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K. P. Lodge
James River Lodge
Odd Fellows
Wikoska Club
W. F. Laurinat
Tenth Street
Rebekah
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
DeMolay Todge
Masonic Temple
Broadland club hosts demonstration and lunch
A demonstration was given by Mrs. Tom Texey and Mrs. Vollenweider. The hostess later served a lunch. The next meeting will be with Miss Susie Thompson on May 1k.
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Gascoigne
Alice Goodman
Yankton
W. S. Gascoigne
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Fred Curtis
Progressive Sewing Club
B. L. Pieper
Walter Burger
A.C. Jones
Ed Henrickson
Lenweider
Broadland
Tom Texey
Vollenweider
Susie Thompson
Sioux City Op Recovery for Mrs Newman
Word comes that Mrs. Fred R B Newman of Sioux City formerly of Huron is recovering from an operation in a Sioux City hospital. Other brief items note civic meetings and political ads in a busy town bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred RB. Newman
Sioux City
Huron
Newman
Norma Brown to Speak at Lunch for Prohibition Event
A women’s luncheon linked to Allied Forces for Prohibition meetings in the city May 4 and 5 will feature Miss Norma C. Brown, secretary of the Allied Campaigners, as the main speaker. Brown has spoken across 48 states and is a leading prohibition advocate with a long clerical background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Bridge Club
T. Stockwell
Montana Avenue Southwest
William C. Welter
Palmer T. Golickson
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Norma C. Brown
Allied, Forces
Mise Brown
Miss Brown
Prohibition Leaders Rally Across 500 Cities
The article profiles a former pastor who joined the prohibition forces and now spearheads a national drive led by Dr. Daniel A. Poling. A tour with six speakers including Poling, Raymond Robbies, Miss Brown, Oliver W. Stewart, Dr. Ira Landrith, and Harald Singer will visit over 500 cities to advocate the Eighteenth Amendment and energize supporters. A women’s luncheon is organized by a committee led by Mrs. C. B. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Helms
Labor Temple
B. of
R. T
Pr. Agne
Agne
Charles Miller
C. S. Laughlin
Church of the Disciples
Daniel A. Poling
Poling
Raymond
Robbies
Miss Brown
Oliver
Taxi Driver Fatally Injures Friend In Restaurant Accident
In Monticello James Labarr a taxi driver hugged his friend State Trooper Walter Sweeney at a restaurant. Sweeney turned with a knife and fork and the blade pierced Labarr's stomach causing his death. Hazel May Hillson aged four is listed in a separate item from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
James Labarr
Walter Sweeney
Sweeney
Labarr
Young Life Saver
Kansas City
Hazel May Hillson
Hazel May rescues toddler from pond drowning
Hazel May plunged into a fish pond and pulled her 18 month old brother Hiwe vard to safety. The effort saved the child from drowning despite peril in the water.
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Hazel May
Hiwevard
Lawrence Wojchiechowski Begins Si Day Jail Sentence
Lawrence Wojchiechowski started a sixty day jail term for assault and battery after a prior sentence and a prior stay to allow farm work and preparations. He was fined 109 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Cavanaugh Declared Mayor After Columbus Election Canvass
Fr. Cavanaugh was elected mayor by a one vote margin over Mayor Vier after Tuesday's municipal decision canvassed Friday night. Vier said he will not contest. Separately, Columbus airport reported 12,600 passengers in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavanaugh
Vermillion
Wno
Carl Vier
Columbus, Ohio
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Noble Grand Association
L Walther Teague
Woodman Circle
Richard Fenski
F. E. Lochridge
God
Frank Sweet
Crofton
Neb
Sweet
Mis
Chioteal Gragg
Lochridge
Loonan Lumber Company
Delta Dek Club
L. Obderbeck
Esther Seten
Oberbeck
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest
Delta Delt Club
Robert Barclay
Henry Gelm
Herschel Cooley
Harry Gray
DE. Agne
Prohibition
Dr. Boys C. Agne
Stockwele
Broadland Home Extension Club
Women's Home Extension Club
Mrs. Pearl Vol
Gieben
F. M. Luther
Rebekahs
Carton
O. F. Hall
The
Baptist Church
J. R. Johnson
Zumbrota
Minn
Andrew Johnson
Johnson
Norbeck
Philo Hall
Brookings
South Dakota
WNAX
Peter Norbeck
R. Melum
Ervin F. Edler
Clifford Dexter
Besse Stackpole
Howard Shober
Sioux Falls
A. B. Fairbank
Chub
Gladys Pyle
Kgdy
Hurton
Green
Emil Frost
Elizabeth Lenning
Warren Walsh
Mildred Coshun
Minneapolis
H. C. Lund
Colome
William Eilers
Billy
F. H. Schrader
Eilers
C. W. Lennon
E. W. Felge
M. D
R. W. Clarke
C. FH. Christiansen
Clifford Gascoigne
Gene
Claude Gascoigne
Philip
Norah Bogan
Washington, D. C
Comvention of the American Red Cross
Rachel Koehler
Wisconsin Avenue
Sara L. Dewing
Doland
A. E. Taylor
Mabel Alworth
Howard
H. M. Cass
Black Hills
Engin
Man
Norma Brown
Dinos
Brown
Eureka College
Ilinois
Dan Wagner
Wagner Headquarters
Third St. S. E
Man Kodak
Olin Studio
Filat
Peter Mintener Lumber Co
TLL
Kansas
Chesterfield Radio
WED
Avaryene Tes Nuice Sisters
Gray Etting
EAT
Shmaret
Avary Aight
TSA
Ne. Y
Chestersfields
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