Social and club events listed for Cain Creek and vicinity
Local society notes detail Saturday events hosted by Mrs M G Sharpe and helpers, various meetings at Labor Temple and homes, a Cain Creek PTA April meeting with elections and program, dinners and bridges, birthday party for Robert Schaub, and multiple auxiliary and lodge gatherings with readings, songs, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. HL Club
M. G. Sharpe
Frank Avenue
MM. Corkin
Kenneth Sackett
Labor Temple
City Briefs Roundup From Huron and Surrounding Areas
Long Beach visitors Mr. and Mrs. O E Slayton arrive in Huron to see Mrs Slayton’s grandparents Mrs and Mrs Dan Wagner on their way to Minneapolis to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Foesberg. Miss Lola Carlson recovering after appendectomy in Rockford. Rummage sale planned for Saturday Feb 23. Mrs B M Madden Mrs Henry Von Derhart and Mrs J B McGinty travel to De Smet for Catherine Coughlin funeral. Special QU E S meeting at Masonic Temple April 20. Widow Erma Kubler of Deadwood visiting Mrs Gowdy family with Daniel E K Loucks to speak at WNAX Saturday noon. John R Tolmie of Winfield due tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Slayton
Long Beach
Cal
Huron
Lola Carlson
Rockford
Carlson
Business
Cong
Fehrendorf
Catherine
Mirmespolis
Harold Fellman
New York City
George C. Hunt
Hunt
Minneapolis
B. M Madden
Henry Vonderhart
J. B. McGinty
de Smet
Catherine Coughlin
Masonic
Temple
Erma Kubler
Deadwood
L. L. Christy
Sidney, Neb
Daniel EK. Loucks
Watertown
Reepublican
WNAX
John R.tolmie
Winfeed
Local Notices and Social Shifts In Sioux Falls
The fragment notes political appeals by Samuel Birks for delegate at the Republican state convention. It mentions Mrs. F Henzenzer of Tracy Minn and a planned visit with friends over a weekend. Also notes Mr. Bennon in Sioux Falls for legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uel Birks
F. J. FeHenzer
Tracy, Minn
Sanday
Boyd
Sioux Falls
Bennon
Senior Play At Yale Is A Success
The Yale high school senior class staged a three act production titled And Mary Did under Miss Dorothy Titt with Alma Maerss as Mary Sterling and Gerhard Boetel as Laurence Grey. Cast included Mrs Sterling and others. musical numbers and acts by Huron college students supported the show which drew a large audience and netted a financial gain. Baccalaureate is set for May 13 and commencement for May 17 at Muself hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Yale High School
Mary
Yale Hall
Dorothy Titt
Mary Sterling
Alma Maerss
Gerhard Boetel
Laurence Grey
Kenny Relatives Victims of Bandits
D A Kenny of the Chicago and North Western railway reports his Wisconsin relatives Matt and Mary Kenny were attacked by three men at their Platteville home. The robbers tied and blindfolded them, searched for money, and attempted torture with hot water before a hired man returned at 1 a.m. The farm lies about 20 miles from the site of a past robbery and murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Kenny
Chicago and North Western Railway
Matt
Mary Kenny
Platteville
Wis
Matt Kenny
PlatteyMe
Bowe
Kenny Farm
Pat Gorman
Paul
Record Primary Vote Forecast in South Dakota Election
The piece forecasts a record primary turnout on May 1 with over 200000 expected voters, noting 1982 saw about 17000, and that Republicans hold the most registrants in four of sixty two counties while Democrats lead only in two counties Buffalo and Edmunds. It explains missing 1932 figures for 12 counties and uses them for comparison.
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South Dakota
Buffalo
Edmunds
Armstrong
Aurora
Beadie
Bennett
Brookings
Butte
Campbell Bas
Charles Mix
Clark
Clay
Codington
Carson
Davisor
Devel
Dewey
Douglas
Fall River
Lis Faulk
Grant
Haakon
Hamlin
Hand
Hughes
Hutchinson
Hyde
Jackson
Jones
Kingsbury
Lakers
Lawrence
Lincoln
Tok Lyman
McCook
McPherson
Mershall
Meade
Mellette
Sanborn
Shannon
Stanley
Union
Walworth
Washabaugh
Yanktyn
Air
Ziebach
FT. Lys
Paiaa
Tschetter Gains In Official Canvass
The official canvass of the city commissioner vote shows Dr J Tschetter received three more votes than previously recorded with the extra ballots located in the third district. No change to Mr Young’s total. unofficial tally stands Dr Tschetter 3048 and Mr Young 1773.
High School Girls Present Operetta Middie Maids
High School girls staged the operetta Middie Maids by Arthur A. Penn on a ship deck set. The Hu Ton senior high school Girl Reserve group produced a lively yet imperfect show with a popular chorus and memorable tunes like Sweet Molly Maloy and Yellow Moon.
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Operetex
Arthur A. Penn
Hu- Ton
Academy
Mary Agnes Steichen
Ami
Middle Academy
Molly Maloy
Yellow Moon
Mary Royhl
Clara
Susen
Careless Carry
Edith Strike
Elinor Sprung
Fern Pissenheim
Edeen Carlson
Olivie Devicy
Edith
Oline
Charlie
The
the Fiddle
Elinor Spring
Susan
Helen Miner
Mary Helen Warren
Charlotte Axe Drew
Mary Belen
Charlotte
Community Arts Night Show Delights With Music and Dance
The program showcased directors and helpers including Mise Frances Tait sponsor Mrs Eldon Part ker and Miss Esther Christianson with Irene Bonesteel as accompanist Earl Ramsell stage manager Jeanette Pierce property manager Ruth Smith and Miss Phyllis Hoffman for nine dances. The high school orchestra directed by Mrs Vivian Ruhlman performed Princess Pat and Dream Garden arranged by Carl Fischer before the overture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Frances Tait
Princess Pat
Carl Fischer
Moose Lodge Elects New Officers and Entertainers
Glanzer was elected past dictator and J C Johnson chosen dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose here last night. Other officers include Snediger as vice dictator Blote prelate Youtel treasurer Everts sergeant at arms Pollock outer guard Van Dyke inner guard with trustees Schott and Poellinger. Entertainment featured Shirley Erickson Geraldine Erickson on violin and piano dust and Maxine Gloria Johnson with readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Glanzer
J. C. Johnson
Order of Moose
D. B. Snediger
Herman Blote
George A. Youtel
A. F. Everts
P. Pollock
O. H. van Dyke
Peter Schott
Joe Poellinger
Carthage Receives 11000 Under PWA Allocation Change
Washington April 27 The Public Works Administration announced withdrawal of 21 allotments totaling 1 840 047 and reallocation to other projects. Included were Carthage 9000 for sewage treatment plant and Vermillion 400 for water works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Works Administration
Carthage
Vermillion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Watch Tower
B. Young
Beach Avenue Southeast
T. A. Women's Chorus
H. Carlson
Town Avenue Southeast
James River Lodge
Odd Fellows
Kepl Lodge
Dorcas Society
SD. Distuct
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Zurek
Ruth Berquist
Caln Creek P. T.A
Cain
Program Committee
Ya Baum
Fred Baum
Frank Mauke
Fred Baum, Jr
Martin Baum, Jrs
Albert Baum
Zunch
Lee Cranston
Floyd Hill
Jesse Seeley
Little Cort Hopkins
Betty Chladek
Eleanor Mielson
Charles Heies
Jessie Lembke
Jennie Hinton
Harmeh Ranney
Evergreens
George
B. Miller
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
James Jordan
Roy Swanson
James Vey
St. Teresa School
Ralph Schaller
Ed Fleming
George Walz
Sidney F. Schaub
Robert
G. Wilkins
Schaub
Alba May Bell
Shirley Jean Bachman
Ronald Johnson
Fustrite Club
Glen Robeson
James Combs
Tabby Lou Holds
Meeting Callahan
Billy Gene Callahan
Justrite Club
Ann Wilkins
Anna Beck
Dubro
Lincoln School
D. A. Provost
Sixth Street Southwest
Marion Anderson
TES Amd
John Stewart
Ladies Aid Society of Church of Christ
Boon
Kewart
A. V. Jones
McCune
Harriet Caron
McCune Auxiliary
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
E. A. Foss
Ruby
1. O. O. F. Hall
John Tis
Nellie Grove
de Hitchcock
W. E. Fergusim
Mra. L. Trotter
Self
John Evans
Frank H. Dwyer
Beadle County
Kenny
Tschetter
By Heather Jean Douglas
Maxine Worrall
Alvina Richey
Devenna Brandveld
Nancy Martus
G. Youngs de Meee
Geo. Youngs
Charles P. Warren
M. Q. Sharpe
Civen
Theteo
Vate Eg
Mr. Q, Sharpe
Circuit Judge
Beadle, Spink,Kingsbury
Miner
Hand County
Circuit
Supreme Court of
Glanzer, Johnson
Moose
Nebraska Normal College
University of Nebraska
W. A. Johns
PWA
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Marvin Hughitt
Om Emocheconette
Tricotator
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