Social events and farewell parties around town
Social events list includes Invincible club annual picnic at the Women's building fairgrounds Tuesday at 3 p.m. Evening and midweek church gatherings, bridge parties hosted by Miss Marian Miller and Miss Lilian McGaughey, a farewell party for Capt. and Mrs. Jones at the Salvation Army hall, Rainbow guild August picnic, and dinners honoring Miss Valois Clemmons and two members of the C. C. club with cards and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invincible Club
Fairgrounds
Ohio
Marian Miller
Ashtabula
Faith Haskell
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Gail Gibbs
James Boyd
Lilian McGaughey
William McGaughey
Blinds Aveue
Fiie
C. J. Jones
Austin, Mine
Captain Jones
Salvation Army Hall
Rainbow Guild
Rena Page
Valois Clemmons
Harlan Stafford
Miss VaLois Clemmons
Clemmons
Frank Kent
C. C. Club
Huron
E. F. Frevert
Ed Hinkley
Frevert
Big Stone City
Hinkley
Lincoln
Neb
Evalyn Kent
EB. Bales
E. J. Lynch
Weather and marriage notices from Huron region
Weather data shows temperatures from the past year and August extremes with forecasts for Huron and surrounding areas including South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa. Marriage licenses issued include Robert Christian Schwarte and Leona French both of Buren, with engagement and wedding listings at Smith Jewelry store. Rex Barris of Coleman, South Dakota, secured a patent for a poultry fender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Christian Schwarte
Leona French
Buren
Smith Jewelry Store
Gers
Red Cross life saving tests to be given at West Park plunge
Robert F. Eaton of the Red Cross field staff will conduct life saving examiner tests at the West Park plunge this Wednesday. He has attended three annual first aid and life saving institutes at Camp Oak Point Stillwater Minn and served as an instructor last year. From 1922 to 1925 he was aquatic director with the Duluth Area Council Boy Scouts and earlier led an Indian Service Scouts course at Flandrean South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Eaton
Red Cross
First’ Aid and
Lincoln visitors join Huron relatives in distant travels
Mrs. R. E. B. Vandeventer of Lincoln Nebraska visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clark Anderson in Wesington and stays with sister-in-law Mrs. A. Dy. Clemmons in Huron. Other locals travel for medical care and family visits including Rochester treatment and rural kinship ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. EB. Vandeventer
Lincoln
Neb
Clark Anderson
Wessington
Huron
A. Dy. Clemmons
Vandeventer
W. J. Bachman
James Earle
Rochester
Minn
Bachman
Houses Crumbled As Sea Pounds Through Breakwater
Long excerpt lists residents visiting Huron and area from various towns and states. It notes Mr and Mrs W H Baddeley and sons visiting with Mrs Baddeley s mother, Mrs E J Plummer, plus others returning from Aberdeen and Black Hills on trips. The Watertown Public Opinion managers were in Huron on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Baddeley
Robert
Donald
Huron
Black Hills
Minneapolis
H. C. Shober
J. J. Taylor
Floyd Greenup
Gail
Louise
Valley Coates
Kaw
Townsfolk Attack Officers After Farm Death Incidents
Report says a mob of men and boys seized a body from officers taking it from a distant farm. Johnson was killed during the encounter as officers cited his drunken insistence on breakfast with a white family. Mrs Piner and deputy sheriff Murray were struck. Mrs Finer severely wounded.
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Burgaw
N.C
Dec Johnson
Gamble
Cheriff
Harold Gregory
Chicago
Java
Herman Sweet
Minnespolis
Huron
Sweet
Utiven
Johnson
Tom Piner
Rand R. T
Murray
Pender County
Finer
Seidell Named Head of S. D. Loan Staff
Omaha reports Fred M. Seidel appointed by D. P. Hogan to supervise all South Dakota farm loans. Seidell will have a dedicated staff and handle loans at a rapid rate to ease past confiscatory interest, with appraisal forces operating under him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
South Dakota
Fred M. Seidel
D. P. Hogan
Federal Land Bank
Seidell
Mr. Hogan
Seldell
Oregon forest blaze battle plan shifts fighters south
Portland leaders mobilize over 4 000 firefighters in a bold offensive to corral the vast Oregon forest fire. The move concentrates forces south of Tillamook with two main defense lines and two possible backups to stem the nestucca front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Tillamook
Nestucca
Coast Guard station destroyed by four hour blaze
A central coast guard station on a man made land at the Chicago River mouth was reduced to charred ruins after a fire that lasted about four hours. The loss was estimated at 75000 dollars as thousands witnessed the blaze from navy pier and nearby shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
Chicago
Central Coast Guard
Navy Pier
Pear Recipes to Be Judged This Week at Huron Market
Pear contest invites readers to send recipes for canning desserts and pear dishes with cash prizes of 1.00 for first, 50 cents for second and third. Submissions due by 5 PM Saturday September 7. Earlier note highlights grape contest winners and recipe details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.K. Campbell
Woonsocket
A.W. Wattin, Jr
Groton
Vivian Smith
Pierre
Art Sikorra
Cavour
Arthur Eland
Huron
Salveson
Otto J. Geyer
Manchester
W. I. Johnson
de Smet
Flossie Poth
Prise-Redge
Campbell
Dairy Farmers Move to Washington Over Milk Prices
Elgin Illinois August 2 dairy farmers rally vote to press for higher milk prices and plan to withhold product from Chicago market. A mass meeting of about two thousand approved actions and sent a 10 000 signature petition to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Kane County
Washington
Chicago
Farmers threaten strike over milk price in Chicago area
Farmers in the county warn of a strike unless milk sells for at least 2.21 per hundredweight by September 1, a stance noted by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace. State Rep Frank A McCarthy claims milk dealers duped farmers for years and transported milk long distances while claiming local surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wallace
Frank A. McCarthy
Elgin
Weather roundup and a steam auto note from a university professor
Sioux Falls area shows high 77 and cloudy conditions with no precipitation. Brookings 72 and 48 with clear roads. Pierre 67 and 55 partly cloudy. Watertown 75 and 45 with light rain. Rapid City 59 and 56 with rain. Mitchell 82 and 56 partly cloudy. Yankton 57 and 57 with clear skies. Huron 74 and 50 partly cloudy. Prof John S Worley, University of Michigan, cites steam autos on English roads as early as 1825.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abana
The
Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Pierre
Watertown
Rapid City
Oie
Mitchell
Yankton
Huron
John S. Worley
University of Michigan
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Alene Devick
Josephine Ridgeway
Jack Mildner
Robert Miller
Vance Kennard
Jack Colton
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Minnesota
Northwest
Bismarckme Huron
North Platte
Sheridandt
Williston
Pat. O'Brien
Mary Heian
Evelyn Brent Louis Calhern
Net! Hamition
J. Carol Nash
L. J. Bennett
Utah Ave
Helen
Lois Bowen
Ithaca
Ruth Rathburn
Governeur
Cornell University
A. B. McMillan
Enos Alley
E. B. Casey
Wyoming
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Kansas
Missouri
Leone Chenoweth
Robert Whitney
Jackson
Owen
Dick Theophilus
Lucille
Adele Babbitt
Tone Schroeder
Josephine Tobin
Toronto
Canada
Belen Costain
Thor Soleglad
Zeno Haberman
Sea Bright
New Jersey
Atlantic
Mickey Mouse Ee Sport Reel
Paramount News
James Cagney
Hell
Hursa
Blue Room
Faul Lukas Cloria
Stuart Lionel Atwill
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S. D. Loan
Luther A. Arthur
First Baptist Church
Huntington Beach, Cal
Boxs
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Boycraft
Kaynee
Starfly
Calmenson
E. R. Campbell
Mabel Nelson
Helen Bendy
Wagner
Gottfried Sjoland
Europe
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Olin Studio
Rothmoor Coats
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