Community notices and honors from Huron area listings
Saturday events include Batukday Clusa at 602 Or egon Avenue Southeast at 2 pm and a public dance at 8 30 pm at the Legion Hall. Sunday features Maintenance of Way at 2 20 am at Lahar Temple and various lodge meetings. Miss Elsie Kamenz highlighted in Washington Times for aiding a New York excursion with federal workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batukday Clusa
Oregon Avenue Southeast
Qld
The
Legion Hall
Lahar
R T
Labor Temple
New York
Elsie Kamenz
Huron
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Internal Revenue
American Federation of Government
Mis Kamenz
Washington Times
Census Bureau
Marie R. Lucas
Philomena Valente
Lucas
Miss Kamenz
Internaal Revenue Lodge
Internal Revenue
Fas
Tareetar Ira
Bain
Woodman Circle 18 Entertained at River Grove Home
The Supreme Forest Woodman Circle River Grove No. 18 hosted a party at Mrs. Iva Lyle’s home 1277 Simmons Ave Southwest. Bridge pinochle and whist were played with prizes awarded to multiple members and guests. A lunch was served and a study club meeting was announced for April 26 at Mrs. Hulda Schott’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Circle 18
Supreme Forest
Woodman Circle
River Grove No. 18
Iva Lyle
Simmons Avenue
RB. C, Cadman
George Main
Alma Thorkildson
Hans Paulsen
Kun
Bertha Locker
Woodman Circle Study Club
Hulda Schott
Utah Avenue
Eoutheast
Misa Maude Wilson
Jesson
CATY Federation of Clubs Meets
The City Federation of Women’s Clubs held a Tuesday evening session at the YWCA Cottage with President F. A. Saunders presiding. Reports from committees were heard and speakers addressed current events and the role of women in the upcoming Worlds Fair in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caty Federation OF Clubs
City Federation of Women's Clubs
YWCA
A Saunders
Varios
Charles Barkl
News York
McKinley Pta
Bundyard
Braumes
W. H. Riley
Congregational Church
Harry Emerson Fosdick
America
Muran
Huron Peace Council
Henry Hulimann
Out of Town Couple Wed in Ree Heights Area
Thelma Geital of Ree Heights and Melvin Onies of Arlington were married Tuesday April 20 at the bride’s parents home twelve miles south of Bes Heights. Bridesmaid Vern DeGeest and Adolph Onies were attendees. Geital, a Ree Heights High School graduate, recently worked in Arlington. The couple will reside in North Dakota where Onies is a road patrolman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
Thelma Geital v
Melvin Onies
Arlington
Bes | Heights
Vern DeGeest
Adolph Onies
Geital
Onies
North Dakota
South Lawn Club Meets at Hooks
South Lawn Extension Club gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs. Park Hook's home with members serving as hostess helpers. Roll call shared household hints, a book report on Hundred Million Guinea Pigs was read, and a demo on Ade quate Diet at Nominal Cost was given. Songs included America the Beautiful and Home on the Range. Guests Mrs. John O Kane and Mrs. Harald Kutil attended. post meeting lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy Anns Club
Fredrickson
Handy Anns Extension Club
F. C. Sloggett
E. A. Ualgorgen
Kenneth Naeve
L. A. Zieske
South Lawn Extension Club
Harald Kutil
Broadland Extension Club
Broadland
Hoss Cummings
Ollie Widraven
Sive Tec
L. 5. Cummings
W. G. Urban
W. FE. Luvens
Susie Thompson
Firs
M. E. Jeffers
Lizzie Bourtsia
Mune Hunley
Elmer Reyer
Sisterhood Class Meets At Cadman Home
The Baptist Church Sisterhood Class met at Mrs. RC Cadman’s home on Frank Avenue Southeast with Mrs H A Tice and Mrs Baker assisting. Jin Laugh presided, devotions and a birthday song honored Mesdames Gorham Hoskins and Lunderen, Gorham turning 15. Birthday cake by Mrs M Jonason, games by Mrs Trenerty, readings by Jere mine Cadman, lunch for thirty by Cadman Jonason and Dooley. Announcement followed of the marriage of Miss Mary Jane Drill of Wolsey to Elvin G French, April 2, by Rev Mrs Minkler at Redfield with Mr and Mrs W J French in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadman
The
Baptist Church
RC. Cadman
Frank Avenue
H. A. Tice
Baker
C. 5S
Laugh. Jin
Vung
Mesdames Gorham
Hoskins
Lunderen
Wolsey
Bontlla
Mary Jane Drill
Elvin G. French
Minkler
Redfield
W. J. French
Dugdale and Dexter Star in DeKoven's The Highwayman at Huron
Charlotte Dugdale and Scott Dexter headline as Lady Constance Sinclair and Dick Fitzgerald in DeKoven's The Highwayman to be staged tonight at Huron College auditorium at 815. Director Loftus H Ward praises the choral arrangements and Broadway style scenery with dances directed by Mrs. E C Howe. The cast includes many supporting roles and a college orchestra led by Alice Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Dugdale
Scott Dexter
Lady Contance Sinclair
Dick Fitzgerald
DeKoven
Huron College
Fitzgerald
Lady Constance
Loftus H. Ward
Huron College School of Music
Operett
DeKaver
Ward
Herbert
George Stahl
E. C. Howe
Alice Sanderson
Vera LaCraft
Constance Sinclair
Captin Rodney
John Lynch
Pamela Beverly
Mary Warner
Toby Winkler
Harold Studer
Dell Primrose
Elizabeth Haynes
Foxy Quiller
Arthur Tscherter
Lovelace
Kenneth Knapp
Godfrey Beverly
Robert Zimmer
Dave Vey
Gail Hilgenberg
Hawkhurst
Louis Tompkins
Kilkenny
Robert Harris
Lady Fairfax
Roberta Newton
Hum Phreys
William Holland
Bow Street
Entertains for Chicago Visitor at Miss Jefferson's Home
Miss Genevieve Jefferson hosted a social evening at 722 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest for eight local high school girls in honor of Miss Irene Bonesteel, a student nurse visiting from Presby Hospital Chicago. Purple sweetpeas adorned the table during informal conversation and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Jefferson
Wisconsin Avenue
Allege
Irene Bonesteel
Bonesteel
Presby Foreign Hospital
Chicago
April P T A Meeting Held in Alpena Auditorium
Alpena Michigan April 23 Special the April meeting of the Local P T A was held in the school auditorium Tuesday evening. Mrs A J Brigham chaired the nominating committee reporting President Mrs Otto Kunze Vice President Mrs John Bentson Treasurer Mrs Jens Peterson Secretary Miss Selma Wiedebush program committee chair Mrs Lewis Aye Officers elected for the coming year The reading Mrs James Grace presented Mrs Murphy s Permanent The rest of the program was postponed to the May meeting Viceroy Mendoza introduced printing into Mexico in 1596.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Grace
Murphy
City Briefs From Huron Area Highlight Local Visits and Events
Charles Rigete returned from Mayo Clinic Rochester and will resume work at Huron Publishing Company next Monday. De Keaven’s choruses in The Highwayman offered at College Auditorium tonight. Miss Winona Boughton arrives to visit over the weekend. she teaches in Wessington Springs. Walker's plant food ad. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frank return from west coast trip by train. The Highwayman tonight at College Auditorium, reserve seats at Saunders News Stand. Lew Fein of Aberdeen travels home by airplane. Lloyd Dirksen and Sam relocate to Harold Custard farm for summer. Chicago and North Western schedule change on Mon Apr 26. Marriage license issued to Gustave H. Lichnow and Hannah N. Stanas. Eyes examined. broken lenses repaired. Henry McPhillips returns from Burbank to L N Roush home. Leona Stiner visits Huron. Twin daughters born to Herbert Krutzfeldt and wife at Huron hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rigete
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clin
Huron Publishing Company
de Keaven
College Auditorium
Charles Frank
West Coast
Los Angeles
Palo Alto
Frank
Washington
College Aud
Saunders News Stand
Adm
Lew Fein
Aberdten
Lloyd Dirksen
Sam
Harold
Harold Custard
Bancroft
Chicago & North Western Ry
Gustave H. Lichnow
Wolsey
Hannah N. Stanas
Oklahoma City
Sherman L. Johnson
Henry McPhillips
Lloyd Sharp
Burbank
Cal
Huron
L. N. Roush
Simmons Avenue
Chas
Dorace and Dorene Leeaan Weights and Local Notices
Dorace Leeaan weighed five pounds four ounces and Dorene Leeaan seven pounds two ounces. Reserve gezts for The Highwayman at College Auditorium tonight at 8 15. Mrs A M Mathingon of Redfield was a business visitor yesterday. Mrs Ralph Schultz of Wessington Springs spent Wednesday in Huron on business and visiting friends. Mrs John D Haskell of Wakefield Nebraska and Mrs C D Haskell of Laurel Nebraska arrived in Huron to visit until tomorrow at the home of Mr and Mrs A M Haskell. Mrs John D Haskell is the mother of A M Haskell. Mrs Anna L Matson Registered Cor Seller phone 8939 for appointment. Late ur days at Marvin Hughitt Parlor C. Mrs I N Jones left Tuesday for Pipe Stone Minnesota for a few days visit at the home of her sister Mrs George Alton. William Knight of New York on business left this morning for Bismarck North Dakota My and Mrs H F Bristol and children Jimmy and Kathryn left today for Sioux City to visit over the weekend. They were with Mrs RE Dunlap and daughter Lis Ann of Sioux City who had been visiting the Bristol home the past two weeks. Tonight The Highwayman College Auditorium at 8 15. Mary Walker daughter of C G Walker underwent emergency appendectomy last evening at 9 o clock in a Huron hospital and is resting quite comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorace Leeaan
Dorene Leeaan
Saunders News
College Auditorium
A. M. Mathingon
Redfield
Ralph Schultz
Wessington Springs
Huron
John D. Haskell
Wakefield
Neb
C.D. Haskell
Laurel
A. M. Haskell
John D. Haselt
Anna L. Matson
Marvin Hughitt
Parlor
I. N. Jones
Pipe
Stone
Minn
George Alton
William Knight
New York
Bismarck
H. FP
Bristol
Jimmy
Kathryn
Sioux City
RE Dunlap
Lis Ann
College
Mary Walker
C. G. Walker
New Discoveries Made In Medicine
Howard W. Blakeslee reports three medical advances to a global science audience from Memphis. Pneumonia treatment at Louisiana State University medical center reduced deaths with a protein infusion, white blood cell therapy from one species curing peritonitis, and a discovery about bile production. The pneumonia data covered five years with varied age groups. The peritonitis method used leukocytes from one dog to treat another, including humans. New findings on bile secretion complete the trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Louisiana State University Medical Senior
New Orleans
Bernhard Steinberg
TolJedo Hospital
Toledo
Ohio
Steinberg
Liver bile production linked to brain signals proven
A study from Northwest University Medical School confirms that bile secretion is triggered by direct brain signaling as well as liver nerves and hormones. Researchers Tantiri and Ivy show bile production can be induced independently of hormones, via neural pathways from the brain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tantiri
Ivy
Vsiology
Northwest
Versity Medical School
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K. P
James River Lodge No. 32
Odd Fellows
Knights of Columbus
K. . Hall
Dareas Society
Martha Molden- Fhuuer
Dorothy Brown
Federated Business and Professional Women's Club
Riley
Jintmann
Mary Maag
Cavour
Mary Baag
Miss Maag
W. E. Maag
P. Corrigan
T. F. Corrigin
Presen
Marylin Ann O'Keefe
Joan Harding
Jerome Corrigan
St. Patrick's Church
Haltie Newton
Will Wagner
Eileen
Bert York
Carl B Maass
Thomas Corrigan, Jr
D. Oboyle
Howard Blondheim
Clyde Graham
South Lawn Club
Hooks
Ruppert
Helen Ruppert
Vernal Johnson
Lawn Ridge Avenue
Lester Casa Aid
Ruppert i
Mies Ruppert
Methodist Aid Division
Methodist Ladies Aid
J. G. Shepherd
Kingis Avenue
Gus Anderson
Shepherd
ST. Cecelia's
Stackwicks
St. Cecelia
John Stackwick
Melvin Young
Circe
F. L. Ostrander
Charles Burrows
Scottie Dexter
C. J. Strike
E.C. McKenzie
Troquois
EW. Stall
Mary Yeh
Trasquois
Sheldon F. Reese
E. C. Grothe
E. H. Schaefer
W. H. Saxton
C. X. Barkl
B. R. Laskowski
Bert Phillips
Aberdeen
Hiawatha
Alonzo Ward
Marie Affrieth
Minneapollis
Alice Mulkey
Girl Scout National Staff
Atttendance
Miss Affrieth
Alpena
Mendoza
Mexico
Geyerman’s
Dollar Day
Tor
Dakots
Price
Dunn Hat Store
Newberry
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