Local clubs and social events fill Huron midweek
The Carnation club, Sunshine lodge, and several lodges schedule Wednesday meetings at various venues in Huron. Thursday brings bridge teas at the Country Club, Ladies Aids meet, and a rainbow lodge picnic at West Park with refreshments planned. A birthday theater party honors Eva and Iva LeValley, and a missionary guest Miss Verna Bick arrives from Africa on furlough.
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Carnation Club
Andrew Fuglsang
Kansas Avenue
Methodist Church
Church of Christ
Sunshine Lodge No. 5
Loyal Star of America
Labor Temple
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
Huron Lodge No
Mt Galvary Lutheran Ladies Aid
C.S. Schultz
Beach Avenue
Ladies Aid
Frank Henry
Frank Avenue
General M
Wesley Hall
Loyal Order of Moose
Wheeler's Hall
Trinity Guild
Women’s International Union Label League
Labor
Pythian “Ters
K. P. Hall
Canton Huron No. 11
Patriarchs Militant
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant
W. H. O. Club
Fred Byers
Rainbow Lodge
L. A
Fh. T
West Park
Country Club
Huron Country Club
W. W. Lowes
Llowes
Harry Otto
Leo Temimoy
H. W. Markey
W. L. Matlock
Wellington Springs
F. H. LeValley
Eva and
Iva LeValley
Wessington Springs
Huron
Eva
Iva
Wuron Tvwins
Verna Bick
Africa
I. P. Carson
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Miss Wick
Flandreau
S. D
Miss Hick
United States
Dinner and house tour in a Central South Dakota visit
A Central South Dakota farm woman and narrator Nancy describe a busy forenoon of visiting friends, dinner preparations, and ice cream freezing. They tour a nearly finished new house, admire a future breakfast nook, and plan for expanded space when finances allow, then return home to chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Dan
Mary
Bob
Jean
Will
Cattle Work and Harvest Prep in July Journal Entry
In a July diary fragment a farm family notes daily chores with Nancy at home. Dan harvests sweet clover and grains, milking cow Whitey, and preparing hog feed while the alfalfa is raked and stacked. They anticipate threshing and hope for rain amid heat.
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Nancy
Dan
Whitey
Ice cooling on railways tops ten thousand tons this summer
Thirsty travelers on American railroads cooled themselves with about 10 000 tons of ice during the summer. In Ohio the attorney general ruled that trailers exceeding 380 feet in length are unlawful.
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Ohio
Sunday School Union Moves Headquarters to Huron
The American Sunday School Union for South Dakota relocates its headquarters to Huron with Rev. L G Lockwood relocating from Pierre to direct state wide activities. Seven missionaries operate across the state under inter denominational guidance. Since years of service he started 185 Sunday schools and promoted access to education in country schools and mining camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sunday School Union For
South Dakota
Huron
L. G. Lockwood
Pierre
North Huron
Lockwood
Suth Dakota
Black Hills
Fair grain yields reported at Cavour and horse auction
Threshing in Cavour yields durum wheat 16 bushels per acre and oats 30 with barley light. Nearby growers report 17 bushels for wheat and 28 bushels for oats. Reigh Count, one of turf’s top earners, sold for 13,500 to Mrs. John D. Hertz as part of Kilmer stable offerings.
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Cavour Cavour
H. O. Lindquist
L.A. Broadgood
J. S. Tschetter
Neigh
John D. Hertz
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
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Harrold Potter
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General Missionary of Society
Betty Compson
Arthur Lake
Sally O’neil
Joe Brown
Louise Fazenda
the Fairbanks Twins
Sam Hardy
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Dorothy Gros
Aed
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York Dental Clinic
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Firestone
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