Social and Club Activities Meeting Notes Highlight December Plans
A sequence of community club notices details postponements and upcoming events. Juveniles of Lodge 48 push December 18 for a Christmas party while dances, initiations, and meetings recur at various venues including LO C F Hall H C Hall and Hotel Marvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge 48
Hortense Babbitt
Tenth Street
James River Lodge No. 32
Odd Fellows
LO. C. F
Knights of Columbus
H.C. Hall
Federated Business and Professional Women’s Club
Marvin, Fughitt
Machinists
Labor Temple
Genevieve Maxwell
Illinois Avenue Southwest
Officers Club
Colfax Rebekah Lodge No. 9
Earl Fish
Doreas Society
Kodak gifts bring joy and lasting memories this Christmas
A festive ad urges giving Kodak cameras this season. It touts the joy of taking pictures and reliving treasured moments, highlighting prices from $3.95 for Kodaks and $1.00 for Brownies as affordable gifts for Christmas.
Junior High P T A Meeting Recital in Library
The Junior High P T A meets in the school library Wednesday evening. Miriam Ovistt, with Betelie Janssen, sang 4 solos and Mrs. W. Kerkspoke spoke on the month’s subject Making Children.
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P. T
Community groups hold November meetings and parties
Several local clubs report November gatherings. Ruth Siegenthaler chaired the Fairfield Economy Extension Club with reads and reports on Lin Yutang and England, a Christmas party planned, gifts drawn, and a December 21 meeting set. Other notes cover Delphian, Carnation Club, Lillian Bjerkeset birthday surprise, Social Sisters progress, Colfax Rebekahs, Bet 40 Christmas party, and various officer installations and games with lunch and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Economy Club
Fairfield Economy Extension Club
Ruth Siegenthaler
Louisa Lounsbury
America
Rollecail
Essie Larsen
Lin Yutang
Eleanor Olson
Mae Kelly
England
Rae Kennison
Helen Cardow
Lillian Bjerkeset
Social Sisters Club
Meein Ad Jones
Social Sisters Extension
Chaa
Mrs. Jones
Sacramento’s Versatile Woman Helen Matlock Star
Mrs Helen Matlock a former Huronian now Sacramento insurance agent contract bridge teacher and ad writer rose from Glacier Park meeting to build a foothold in the city with her daughter Sally and son Wallace In five years she became a leading figure active in civic and school programs She represents Associated Underwriters Inc and taught the Culbertson contract method while earning income from her advertising work and bridge instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaas Tes Locke
Pone Union
Editoh
Helen Matlock
Sacramento
Matlock
South Dakota
Sally
Wallace
Glacier National Park
Associated Underwriters, Inc
University of Town
San Francisco
Ely Culbertson
Family notes residence at 1302 Santa Ynez Way
A statement identifies a family living at 1302 Santa Ynez Way with a son now a junior high school student and a younger child, noting their current address and household status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yenigr
Santa Ynez Way
City Briefs Goings On In Huron And Surrounding Area
Dr E Morrison leaves Sunday afternoon for Des Moines to meet Bishop Magee and area Methodist superintendents, staying all week. A son born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Delvaux of Cavour at Huron hospital weighing 4 pounds 4 ounces. Mrs Florence Lee of Estelline visits, and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs M W Syring of Lane at 6:15 last evening weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces. Note: fur displays at Eilers Furriers with gift items. Hope Fisher of Onida, former Huron student, visits. Don Lyons of KQKC travels through. Last day for Christmas greeting folder orders at Kiel Bros. Inc. Mrs S R Schuyler returns from Chicago and Minneapolis trip. Mrs E O Loomis returns from Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Morrison
Des Moines
J. Ralph Magee
Methodist Church
Eilers
Lawrence Delvaux
Cavour
Huron Hospital
Kiel Bros. Inc
Adv
Florence Lee
Estelline
M. W. Syring
Lane
Huron
Trudie Kay
College
fady Don_Lyons
Lee Company
Aberdeen
Webster
Eilers’ Furriers
Hoover refugee crisis prompts mass evacuation orders
President Hoover faces a harsh winter as hundreds of thousands of women and children are driven from homes in northern cities and towns. Refugees crowd into interim shelters, facing destitution and inadequate clothing and shelter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rage One
KruGon Promises Relief From Severe Digestive Ailments
A reader testimonial describes relief from constipation indigestion and dizziness after using KruGon. Mrs Eldeen of Pural Route 0 Huron recalls years of painful bloating and fatigue and says pills improved elimination and sleep. The advertisement notes KruGon is sold by F H Humphrey Drug Store and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hideen
Pural
Huron
F. H. Humphrey
Eldeen
KruGon
Fideen
Krum
Finnish and Belgian relief funds urged by editor for nationwide drive
A Huron Evening editor urges readers to support two relief funds aiding Finnish distress and Belgian refugees, coordinated to minimize overhead. He asks newspapers nationwide to sponsor drives, with administration by veterans from Belgium relief and an office in Newark New York, via the Finnish Relief Fund. Contributions of any size are welcomed and will be sent to New York headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Finland
America
Sn Urususl
Edgar Rickard
Graybar
Newark
New York
Norway
Sweden
United States
Evening
Huronite
Huron
Plan for Hanson County coal study using placer gold drill
Vermillion December 8 17 Ex ploration of Hanson county coal deposits likely will be made next spring, says Dr E F Ro State geologist. Rothrock recently visited by Will Rudloff on whose farm coal was found, and Charles Bruett Hanson County state representative. Rothrock says coal in southeastern state areas but veins are thin. With 8 drill for placer gold testing, samples will be taken every few feet to yield a conclusive test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson County
E. F P. Ro
Rothrock
Will Rudlei
Charles Bruett
Fulton
Rothreck
Hanson
Davison
Hes
Brett
Rudiof
Rudloff
West River
Farm Bureau Backs Reciprocal Trade Pacts
The American Farm Bureau Federation endorsed reciprocal trade agreements and cited mainly beneficial effects from pre agreements. It urged amendments to require unanimous approval by the secretaries of state commerce and culture for any renewal or modification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
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Broadland Broadland
Joe Noethe
Wyoming
Baptist Mission Circle
John Foasberg
J. A. Wold
Georgg Walker
Luke
Clara Mingus
Robert Fair
Elmer Nystrom
Alfred Trenerry
Henry Ray
A. H Schramm
Edward
Ted Edwards
E. T. T. Club
Seventh Street Southwest
M. Deginney
Walter Bonnemann
Fleet Stanton
Rudolph Lenzner
Edwards
Nick Koppert
Mothers Club
Jack Whitney
Mothers’ Club
Eighth Street Southeast
U Bowe
Debbert Pickell
Bra Brock
B. F. Barthell
Everson
Jeach
Need‘ham
Xmas Kodak News
Sherman & Moe Ngal Service Drug Storeadv
Karmelkorn Is
Nuts
Pasiziss
Sheri
Ff Vw Delite Shop
Wiens
Penn
Lawrence
Betts
C. B
Sulie
Waitrel
Seite
Birks
Rufus Rosa Marionetta
Miner
Digre
Gus Jacobsen
Bartholow Hoxmas
Beis Delphian
Beta Delphian
Cecil Bartholow
D. J. McNamara
Donald A.sanders
Soil Conservation Service
Cernstion Club
Carnation Club
William McGaughey
Percy Phillips
Carl Daum
Shelby Nelson
McGaughey
Frank Henry
Colfax Rebekahs
L O. O. F. Hall
Mudred Fish
Noble Grand
Margaret Long
Luli
Graves
Chester Williams
E. M. Lothrop
L. L. Trotter
Vera Bailey Stewart
Order
A. C. Cooper
Bat 40
Hagman Hore Beadhe
Ralph Hagman
Fred Hoffman
Clara Zachritz
State Te Chapeau
Faulkton
Elizabeth Ennis
Britten
la Demi Chapeau Nationale
Bet 40
Walter Kinsman
la Secretaire Departmentale
Bernice Ewing
Brookings
Ferm Grainager
Madison
Child Welfare
Zachritz
Adeline Balzer
le Chapeau
Earl Baylor
le Demi Chapeau
Hob Wuerfel
Mabel Hoffman
la Archiviste
Herschel Copley
la Aumonier
S. J Chenoweth
la Petit Concierge
Marian Blount
la Surintindante
Alma Anderson
la Secretaire
J. Chenoweth
Herschell Cooley
S. J. Chenoweth
Frank
Wibban
Sumbo
City Briefs
KruGun
Mes
Charles Eldeen
California
Blunt
Harriet Christy
Elgin
E. Gay Carey
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Grants Pass
St Luke’s Church
Plan
F. B
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