Community Socials and Club Meetings Schedule
A dense listing of various club and society gatherings for Tuesday through Thursday. The notices name hosts and addresses for events including Little Flower Band of the Alter Society, Happy Hour Club, Independent Order of Foresters, P. T. A. Council, Beta Delphian Chapter, Huron Lodge, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Ladies Auxiliary Patriots, and more. Also mentions a get-together party at the recreational center and a bridge prize event with prizes announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Flower Band
The
Alter Society
Clarence Schumacher
St Simmons Avenue
Happy Hour Club
Louise Milburn
Fourth Street
Independent Order of Foresters
Ted Edwards
P. T. A. Council
Beta Delphian
Harry B. Sanders
Idaho Avenue
Special
Huron Lodge
A. F. de A. ML
Wessington and area clubs report May activities and wedding news
Local clubs publish a busy schedule with events from Dorcas Society and Helping Hand class to a Mother Daughter party May 9. Wessington players win in a bridge match. Erickson Schwarts couple wed, with a bridal shower and home set at 54 Third Street Southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society
Ruth Thompsser
Metraske Avenue
Wessington
Legion Auxiliary
Labor Temple
Clarence Coop
Robert Shea
Pete Case
Carl Thurston
Claude Bailey
Mra. F. el Schrador
Archie Davis
Charles Bagley
Parkhurst Wood
William Tolmie
Mra
C. H. Bell
A. A .Chamberlain
Tourmmament
Erickson-Schwartz
Misa Clara Schwarts
George Schwartz
Otto Erickson
Clara Erickson
Ohio Avenue Northwest
American Lutheran
Tollefson
Claire Glwesing
Glenn Dickenson
Huron Lunch
Mir
Erickson
Anour and Company
Third Street
Bob Schwartz
Schwarts
Schwerte
Frank Avenue
Maxine Demmeier
Dorothy Schulz
Fern Sch
Misa
Mary Linderman
Schwartz
Laneh
Shower gifts and bridge party for Remor guest
At nine oclock a shower was held at the Schwarte bowl where Mrs Schreichs and Mrs A V Ram attended. Bridge was played and gifts were presented to the honored guest followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eithier
Schreichs
Schwarte Bowl
JA. Scatter
J. W. May
W. J. ‘French
Remor Guest
Wes
Huron City Briefs and Nearby Happenings
Local notes report Mrz Don EL Row and her son moving from a farm near Huron to Aberdeen. Mr Ross died in Huron on March 2. he was formerly Bernadine Hay of Aberdeen. Governor Leslie Jensen to speak by radio Wednesday and Thursday nights. Various visits and travels noted including Atkinsons, Jolin family guests, and other residents visiting relatives. Public notices 및 ads mention a waffle supper and political adv for Sheriff John Boyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don EL Row
Don
Huron
Aberdeen
Ross
Mias Bernadine Hay
Leslie Jensen
WNAX
KSCO
Herb Atkinson
Madis
McWhorter
Donna
Esrold Terry
Redfield
Baturdey
Mather
Alice Kiel
John W
St Paul Election Tests Labor Strength
St Paul voters tested labor power in the municipal election with John J. McDonough backed by labor indorsement facing Willam H. Felton who had Mayor Frank Gehar support. Harold F Goodrich vied with Paul Temmer for city comptroller while six of twelve council candidates bore labor approval. In all 33 candidates for 17 offices, observers predicted a turnout between 95,000 and 185,008.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Paul
St Paul
Labor Indorsers
John J. McDonough
Labor Indorsement
Willam H. Felton
Felton
Frank Gehar
Harold F Goodrich
Paul Temmer
Labor-Indorsee
Inbor
Northwest Railroads Show Revenue Drops
Three northwest railroads report softer March results with lower gross revenues and reduced operating incomes versus a year earlier. Northern Pacific posts March 1938 net income deficit of 209,175 after 1,072,244 in 1937. Omaha road shows March 1938 deficit 27,401 versus 50,027. Great Northern March 1938 net loss 11,?493 after 881,006 in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern—Groe
New Law Sets April Petition Filing Deadline in Beadle County
Beadle County Auditor Edw G Youngs warns precinct committeemen of a new state law requiring petitions to be filed with the superintendent of elections in each precinct by April 3. Petitions must carry at least 2 percent of registered voters, with figures for Republican and Democratic registrations listed for each precinct, guiding signer requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
G. Youngs
Warplane Deal Forces U S Decision on British Permits
Washington faces a tough choice as the British air mission inspects plans for purchasing hundreds of warplanes. Options include allowing Britain's purchase to avoid signaling favoritism or delaying permits to protect U S firms and avoid shifting the balance of air force expansion. The State Department stresses this is a Britain US business matter between governments and manufacturers, not a government to government deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cap ‘Ital
United States
Britain
France
War Department
State Department
Great Britain
Anniversary Services Attend Sermon at Baptist Church
Sunday services drew a crowd from Odd Felons and Rebekahs with Reverend A Treacery delivering a much appreciated sermon at the Baptist Church. Marjorie Jones of Jefferson School’s 5B class was listed for honorable mention in the A Club in the Evening Huronite Jet edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Baptist Church
Treacery
Marjorie Jones
Jefferson School
Yale Young Democrats Sponsor Meeting and Dance
A Yale Young Democrats meeting and dance will be held Friday night at Yale. G. W. Chitsy of Beadle County Young Democrat Club will address the gathering. All Beadle County Democratic candidates are invited. Bud Gribble will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Young Democrat Club
Yale
Ganization
G. W. Chitsy
Huron
Beadle County
Young Democrat Club
P.m
Bud Gribble
Yale Young Demo Club
Poultry Group To Meet Here For World Congress Prep
The South Dakota committee for the seventh World Poultry Congress will meet at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel in Huron at 10 a m tomorrow to plan participation. John M. Ryan of Brookings announced the gathering with state organization reps to discuss voting and actions. Principal speaker Loyal F Payne of Kansas State College will attend along with Governor Jennsen or a representative and other state leaders to consider certificates, funding, youth roles, and possible state exhibit plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
John M. Ryan
Brookings
Reading
Ryan
Loyal F. Payne
Poultry Department
Kansas Staw College
Kansas
Leslie Jennsen
Gordon Stout
Walter H. Burke
Pierre
Sac American Legion
C. B. Newcomb
Arlington
South Dakota Poultry Improvement Association
C. F. Johnson
Game and Fish
W. B. Poley
State
HW. M. Jones
Cleveland
San Romani Enters Drake Relays Mile Trial
Drake Relays officials announced Archie San Romani has entered a special 1000 yard race at Des Moines Iowa. The field includes Charles Fenska of Wisconsin Big Ten mile record holder Art Bodeau of Purdue and Hay Mahannah of Drake. San Romani, formerly from Emporia Kansas, stars for the New York Curb Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Romani
Drake
Des Moines
Towa
Archie San Romani
Glenn Cunningham
Charles Fenska
Wisconsin
Art Bodeau
Purdue
Hay Mahannah
San Remani
Emporia, Kam
New York Curb Exchange
Call Meeting Of Peace Council In Huron
The Huron Peace Council will meet Wednesday night in Wesley Hall of the Methodist Church for a business session and final arrangements for the visit of Frederick J. Libby a noted speaker in the peace movement. Rev Walter H. Riley announced Libby will speak next Sunday evening in the Mer Church auditorium and also visit Pierre Aberdeen and Sioux Falls. Representatives of Peace Council organizations are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Schull
Buren
Woonsocket
Wor
Gington Springs
Mitchell
Beadle County
Bend
Independent Woman
Lena Mareen Phillips
Salvation Army
Christias Baskets
Avis Dees
Miriam Jenkins
Selma Larson
Velma McAllinter
Minnie Cressman
South Dakota Federated Business and Professional Women's Club
Yankton
Mary Staele
Avis Deeg
Jennie Grant
Patty Redman
Betty Weston
Mildred Perry
Fashion Shop
Hazel Taylor
Huron Peace Council
Wesley ’Hall
The
Methodist Church
Huron
Frederick J. Libby
Walter H. Riley
Lega] Council
Libby
Hi Peace Council
Mer
Pierre
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Peace Council
Riley
Go to Kansas City with John Van Jeft in KC morning caper
John Van Jeft travels to Kansas City in a tale sparked by his mother Mrs. Key Var, noted for a serious finesse guiding the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John van Jeft
Key Var
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loyal Order of Moose
Wheeler's Hall
Pythian Slatera
Bo'clocks
Edith Cacevas
Grand Thief
L O
Canton
Degree of Honor Lodge No
Kilmer Forum
St Ap
I. O
Roy Swatson
Methodist, Aid
Blt
Bayes
Dakota Avenue
B. H Humphrey
Colorado Avenue
Fred Birks
V. R Deyo
George Robinson
Utah Avenue
C. EB. Wilcox
Kan
Pias Avenue
the Baptist Church
Wiment
J. A. Wald
John King
Chatterson Club
Bridge
Gerald Beddow
Evelyn Jaeschke
Harold Terry
Harold Gregory
Rapid City
Laurence S. Betts
Osteopathic Physiian
Harlan J. Bushfield
Jasten J. Windhfield
South Dalcote Haa
Redfield Journal Observer
Perm
Gaymert
Coder
Vermont
Bushfield
Fisher
Governor Club
Albert
Nelson, Bachelary
George Bryant
Careys
L. J. Carey
Town Avenue Southwest
Mra Carey
Mg Aim
Mra. Carey
Pat Tuck
Trousseau
Trousta
Josn Georgisdes
Diiion Avenue
Kathryn Georgiades
Andrew Pappas
Ft. Dodge
Georgiader
Thiem
Min
E. L. Caenon
Ft. Snelling
Omaha
Mes
F. L. Willard
Helen Riel Rdsga
Dorothy McDowell
Gwen Miller
Attording State College
St. Paul
Northwest
Townshipe Allen
Altoona
Banner
Barrett
Belle Prairie
Bonilla
Broadland
Burr Oak
Carlyle
Cavour
Clifton
Clyde
Custer
Dearborn
Fairfield
Foster
Grant
Hartland
Iowan
Kellogg
Lake Byron
Liberty
Logan
Milford
Mance
Pearl Creek
Pleasant View
Richland
Send Creek
Theresa
Valley
Vernon
Whiteside
Wolsey
Tows Broadland
Hitchsock
Iroquois
Virgil
Esd
City of Haven
U.S
Royal Hotel
Yale Young Demos
Bartlett
Council Oak
William Smith
Tve
S. W
Beadie County
Dakota
Abe
Wll Dyer
W. Smith