Social events and club meetings throughout the week
Sunday meetings include Labor Temple gatherings for B of BR and Maintenance of Way, with 50 cent dues and 9:30 a.m. start. Monday events feature River Lodge Odd Fellows, K P Lodge, Knights of Columbus, and a Federation picnic at Riverside Park with library transport at 6:90 p.m. Tuesday covers W H M of the M B Church and VFW Auxiliary. Out of town guests hosted with a scavenger hunt then swim at May's Rock and Ward's Grove picnic. Country Club dance Monday with Scotty Dexter orchestra for members only, at 10 p.m. A S C Club met at York home with officers elected. Ladies Bid or Chat Club hosted by Mrs Laver Johnson with Norwegian whist and a lunch, next meeting Sept 10.
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Dames River Lodge
Odd Fellows
Hall
K.P. Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Holi
Federated Business and Professional Women's Club
Riverside Park
Missy Sainsbury
Norman
Frederick Kroeger
Minneapolis
Gene Kroeger
Watertown
May's Rock
Ward's Grove
York
S. C
Join York
Ed Fier
L. York
H. L. Friedricksen
John York
Treaurer
Ben Dammeier
Art Hamsell
HL. Friedricksen
F. W. Schultz
Ed Pier
L Yorkindale
Johnson
Laver Johnson
Roy Middaugh
John Medigar
A.D. McBray
Middsugh
Maxine
William Kroutw
Mirving
Henry Timm
City brief roundup of local visits and travel notices
Miss DeLaine Quale travels to Sioux City to visit Miss Vivian Schneider. Mrs. N J Kass of Washington, D C, transacts business here and leaves Sunday. A baby boy, seven pounds nine ounces, born to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Dammier at a Huron hospital. Various residents plan visits to Oakes North Dakota Madison Wisconsin Chicago La Crosse and Lake Winnibigoshish. Several trips extend to Estes Park Cuba and the Twin Cities with relatives in Michigan.
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DeLaine Quale
Sioux City
Vivian Schneider
Forrmer Huron
Fehrenorf
N. J. Kass
Washington, D. C
LeRoy Dammeir
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest
Huron Hospital
C. J. Johnson
Dale
Vera Mitchell
Oakes
N.bc
Janet Schmidt
Arlington
Edeen Carlson
Ralph G. Riley
Stock Company Fire Insurance
Fadyy
Everett L. Jones
Marjory Lewise
Estey Park
Colo
Huron
Loisa Brskamn
Estes Park
Mary
Bertha Grannis
Charles Britton
Rockford, IM
Frank Gascaigne
Dakota Avenue South
Harley la Clarkereft
LaCrosse
Wis
Chicago
Roy Daum
T. J. Coughlin Lef
Lake Winnibigashish
Minnesota
Mary Shields
Kansae Avenue
Rosemead
Cal
G. H. Gould
Goulds
Donald
Minneapolis
McKay
Alex Catherine McKay
Black Hills
Alice Krueger
London
Qntatio
Canada
Sara Melivaine
Havana
Cuba
A. M. Britt
Flora Jean
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
West Palm Beach
Fla
Leah Robbins
Robbins
Mabel French
Twin Cities
Hudson
Marcus Kinney
Ellen Joye
River Falls
J. G. Venables, Jr
Omaha
Royal Neighbors Social Meeting Highlights and Picnic Plans
A social meeting of the Royal Neighbors was held at the Falx grounds. Mra. C. R Lytle led the business session due to Mra. Walter Siegenthaler’s illness. Committees organized the juvenile picnic for September 1 from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the Royal Neighbor building on the Fair Grounds. Attendance gifts were given to Mrs. Phrone Cameron. A Wiener roast followed, sponsored by Ethyl Olson and Cameron, with over 20 members attending. The next meeting is set for September 2 at the K. P. Gall.
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Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbor
Falx
Mra
C. R Lytle
Oracle
Walter Siegenthaler
Fair Grounds
Phrone Cameron
Ethyl Olson
K. P. Gall
Sisters Take Leave for Illinois in August Trip
Mrs. Louise Wyland of Atlanta Illinois and Mrs. John Klien schmidt of Onida, with their sister Mrs. Albert Westlund, spent Tuesday night with Westlund before leaving Wednesday morning for Wyland's home. They were joined by nieces Lemna and Iris Westlund, who with Mrs. Klien schmidt will spend the winter with Mrs. Wyland.
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Illinois
Blunt
Louise Wyland
Atlanta
Til
John Klienschmidt
Onida
Albert Westlund
Card Of Thanks for George Floyd Bell 82
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for support after the death of George Floyd Bell 82. Thanks to Dr Shirley, nurses, police, Reverend Wilcox, Raymond Carpenter and family, Etta Welty and families, William Lewis and Roy Weiss, Marion Muffert of Troquois S D, pallbearers and flower contributors.
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Shirley
Wilcox
Raymond Carpenter
Etta Welty
William Lewis
Roy Weiss
Marion Muffert
Troquois
S. D
Anna Rose Hatcher Bell
George Floyd Bell
Ady P
Nudists Gather For Sixth Annual Convention
Nudists from the east and midwest attend the opening of the sixth annual National Sunbathers Association convention at Sunshine Park New Jersey on the Great Egg Harbor River. Over 300 delegates expect to join, with Elton Shaw of Washington D C delivering a keynote on bodily mystery and modesty.
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Sunshine Parc
N. J
Tall Pines
Egg Harbor
Natonal Sunbathers Association
E Jouth
Middlewest
Creden
Elton RL Shaw
Washington, D. C
National Association
Famous Airmen Seek Russians Near Arctic Rescue
In Fairbanks Alaska on August 214m American Ted Mattern Canadian and Russian aviators gathered at Point Barrow to join a rescue mission for six Russian airmen stranded after a pole crossing. They aim to solve the disappearance of Sigismund Lovanoffsky and his crew as the Soviet Lindbergh returns from Moscow toward Oakland with a refuel stop planned.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Ted
Jimmie Mattern
Maisalag
Avi Mors
Point Barrow
Sigismund Lovanoffsky
Lindbergh
Moscow
Oakland
Calif
Pole
Levaneftsky
Siburig
Mattern
Barrow
Bory Randall
Kyussin
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Fort Smith
Northwest Territory
Aklavik
Oak Park Sleeper Returns To Home
Oak Park resident Maguire was back in her Oak Park home after more than five years confined by sleeping sickness. She returned from the west suburban hospital after nearly three weeks of high fever. Physicians reported her temperature near normal and she was moved to the hospital last week.
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Oak Park
Chicago
Batricine Maguire
West Suburban
Reno Man Visits Sister in Local City
Louis Groenwald of Reno Nevada arrived Tuesday and is visiting his sister and grandparents here during a special family gathering.
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Blunt
Specia
Louis | Groenwald
Reno
Nevada
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr and son escape Shanghai bombing
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Jr recounts a dramatic Shanghai escape aboard the rescue ship President Jefferson. She describes mobs, bombings, and near-misses at the Cathay Hotel and along Canton Road, with sea planes, anti-aircraft fire, and the Japanese bombardment across the river at Pootung.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Shanghai
Manila
Jefferson
Quentin
Cathay Hotel
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Air Sightings And Local News
Twenty years ago in Huron residents heard a distant airplane at about 10 30 and 1 30 am with several observers confirming the sound D G Medberg and D E McMonies both heard the craft and Miss Mabel Van Syckel woke to the noise Nearby a lightning strike damaged the Hobart home catching fire to the structure while a new two story modern apartment project was announced by Ernest D Ede at Sixth and California Streets with a November completion target Hazel Dolan arrived as a houseguest in Beach Street and Ford garage workers enjoyed a Lake Byron outing Red Cross activities and shopping trips for Vogue in the Twin Cities and Chicago were noted.
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Furon
Huron
D. G. Medberg
D. E. MeMonies
Mabel van Syckel Stoves
Hitchcock
D. C
Ede
Hazel Dolan
Sioux Falls
A. F. Bowiman
Beach Street
Ford Garage
A.M. Urquhart
Lake Byron
Marjorie Urquhart
Mary Farrell
Wessington
Red Cros
J. R. Johnson
Vogue
Twin Cities
Chicago
Rebels Expect To Be Santander Soon
Insurgents on the Santander front. General Franco aims to reach the city early next week Weather permitting. Two southern columns pound dwindling defenses with 25 miles to Santander before cutting into the Bay of Biscay port.
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Santander
Francisco Franco
Bay of Biscay
Youthful Bully Blamed For Death in Newark
Police blamed a neighborhood bully for the death of 7 year old Leonard Macali in Newark. The medical examiner noted 150 bruises and described the beating as among the most brutal seen. Officers sought a boy linked to past assaults including knocking out teeth and torturing other children. The victim’s family suffered injuries earlier in the period.
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Newark
N. J
Aug
Apia
Leonard Macali
Harrison Mainland
Mortland
Two Year Old Child Falls To Her Death At Hospital
Beverly Ann Klicker aged two died instantly after falling from a sixth floor balcony at Sioux Valley Hospital in Sioux Falls. She had spent part of the afternoon there with her mother, who was a patient in the same hospital.
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Sioux
Beverly Ann Klicker
Hartt
Sioux Valley Hospital
Faulkton Opens New Fruit Market At Tanner Hotel Site
Faulkton introduces a new vegetable and fruit store named Faulkton Fruit Market. Victor Christensen leads the venture, located at the west end of the Tanner Hotel building on highway 212.
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Faulkton Faulkton
Faulkton
Victor Christensen
Highway 212
Funeral and visiting notices from Blunt and Rapid City
Aug 21 reports Mr and Mrs Lloyd Piney and daughter Caral returning to Rapid City after attending the funeral of Mr Pigney’s father. Ila Pigney employed in Rapid City also returns to work. Frank Edson of Chicago expects to leave for home Saturday. Albert Reed of Lead and his children visiting relatives in Blunt and Sully County. Northwest Security Bank softball team to play Redfield Sunday at 5 pm on Ravine Park diamond.
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Manchester
J.B. McAlister
Huron
Blunt
Lloyd Piney
Caral
Rapid City
Pigney
Ila Pigney
Frank Edson
Chicago
Frank Pignay
Albert Reed
Lead
Blunt and
Sully
Redfield
Northwes Security Bank
Ravine Park
Auction Held At Blunt Auctions Livestock And Goods
Alvin Pearson conducted an auction near Blunt northwest of the fort on Tuesday selling livestock farm equipment and household goods. He plans to move with his family to Colorado to establish their future home.
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Blunt
Alvin Pearson
Hie Fort
Colorado
Weather summary and forecast for surrounding states
The report lists temperature highs and lows over the past year with current and historical extremes. It forecasts partly cloudy and warmer conditions for Huron and vicinity tonight and Sunday, with similar trends across South Dakota Iowa and Minnesota including slight warming and fair conditions in most areas.
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Huron
Vitiauty
South Dakota
Iowa
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Weather Outlook For Chicago Aug 23 To 28
Weather outlook for the period August 23 to 28 shows for the northern and central Great Plains one or two periods of local showers with temperatures normal or above for the most part.
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Chicago
Great Plains
Rites Tuesday For W. M. Sibley
Funeral services for William M. Sibley who died at his home in Eugene Oregon on August 20 will be held Tuesday at 2 pm in Huron at Welter Chapel with Dr Hubert Kettle of the Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial will be in Iroquois Cemetery. Sibley born June 22 1967 in Rockford Montana moved to Lake City Iowa as a child. He married Royal Kant in 1893 and homesteaded near Trequois South Dakota before relocating to Huron in 1920 where he ran a gravel and sand pit. The family moved to Eugene in 1934. He was a member of the Methodist Church and Modern Woodmen of America. Surviving are his widow son Edwin and two grandchildren, all of Huron.
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W. M. Sibley
William M. Sibley
Eugene
Ore
Huron
Welter Chapel
Iroquois
Hubert Ketelle
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Sibley
Rockford
Lake City
Royal
Kant
South Dakota
Trequois
Sibley
Eugene, Re
Methodist Church
Woodmen of America Lodge
Edwin
Texaco Service Station Change In Faulkton
Clarence Huss joined Homer Cordis in the Texaco service station in Faulkton as Cordis took over the station recently. The business has been modernized redecorated and new equipment added. Cordis and Huss bring servicing experience and pledge to provide good public service.
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Faulkton
Clarence Huss
Homer Cordis
Texaco
Cordis
Huss
Bute
Lightning hits farm home near Faulkton
A lightning strike at Gordon Mattathal’s farm home ten miles northeast of Faulkton caused chimney damage plaster fallout and burned woodwork. Several occupants suffered burns on hands and feet in the Wednesday storm.
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Faulkton
Gordon Mattathal
Faungton
Mussolini Urges Lasting Rapprochement With England
In Palermo Mussolini told 200000 listeners that a lasting rapprochement with England can be reached and Italy is ready to cooperate on European political life while warning against Mediterranean bolshevism and cautions toward invasion of Sicily. He described Rome-Berlin partnership as essential and said Italy's foreign policy rests on empire status and ties with both regimes. He praised good relations with neighbors and criticized French and British positions, urging pragmatic dealings over drama.
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Palermo
Italy
Benito Mussolini
England
Europe
Sicily
Mediterranean
Mussolini
League of Nations
Rome
Berlin
Duse
France
Great Britain
Geneva
Drought Boosts Farm Imports Across Nations
Washington reports the United States fiscal year 1937 saw farm products export value at 531.595 billion with a near 100 million rise from the prior year while imports for competitive farm products reached 782 thousand and non competitive imports 2.26 thousand. Favorable droughts in 1934 and 1936 limited domestic supplies and affected prices, with live cattle, wool, corn, wheat, flaxseed and other goods contributing to shifts in trade.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Sailors Committee Plans License Reform and Education Drive
The NS committee of the Huron Chamber of Commerce met to present an ordinance to commissioners requiring all pier licenses to be approved. Tom Luby, chairman, said the sailors committee will launch an educational program urging people to report individuals selling without a card from the chamber of commerce.
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Saliorss
NS Committee
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Che
Tom Luby
Saliors
En Cheater of Commerce
Local Chamber Lacks Folders For Information on Huron
The Huron area has a shortage of folders containing key information. The Chamber of Commerce reports contributions to a fund to print more folders have been insufficient to meet demand. Many residents and businesses have requested copies.
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C. Ouf
Huron
Hurg My Chamber of Commerce
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