Civic Leaders Endorse Health Seal Activity in Huron
Leaders from the Chamber of Commerce American Legion auxiliary and Federation of Women's Clubs along with other organizations backed the 1935 Christmas seal sale in Huron. The seal funds a tuberculosis and health campaign across South Dakota. it is not linked to the Red Cross and is produced by the National Tuberculosis Association. Proceeds fund health work from school health to public health nursing and medical examinations statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Mra
W.F. Lauriant
American Legion Auxiliary
Chamber’ of Commerce
Gene Denning
American Legion
Grew Martin
American Zegion Auxiliary
Ralph Sparks
Federation of Women's Clubs
G. R. McArthur
South Dakota
Red Cross
Laurinat
The
National Tuberculosis Association
Oigh
Redross
Tuberculosis Association
South Dakota Public Health Association
South Dakota records show November air 10 degrees below normal
November in South Dakota was generally cloudy with average temperatures over ten degrees below last year. Records indicate a coolest November since 1919, with average temperature 28.4 degrees, and a state moisture deficit of 0.5 inches.
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South Dakota
B. BR. Laskovski
Meteorologit
State Weather Bureau
Missouri River
Woldest
Strat Academy
Kennebec
Pukwana
Pollock
Eastwern
Harvey Ranch
Vivianae
Minochaha County
Della Rapids
Scite
Winner
Meano
Mir
Huron
Raymond
Egan
Clothing drive coupon urged for Hu Ron needy
Readers are asked to donate old clothes to the American Legion Clothing Committee. A Legionaire will collect the garments and hand them to the Salvation Army for distribution. The notice mentions a local fall collection and mailing the coupon to C. C. Taylor, chairman.
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Huron
C. C
Taylor
American Legion Clothing Committee
Legionaire
Salvation Army
Local Notes From the Neighborhood Ledger
Neighborhood condo division hosts Ladle Aid at Mrs Fahrenwalds home on Thursday. Hildebrandt family heads to Los Angeles for winter with daughter. Watt announces birth of twin sons at St Luke's Aberdeen. Miller family takes over Little Inn bakery management. McMillar former clan owner. Rymers announce the marriage of Marjorie and Frank Wright in August 1935 kept secret until now. Wright teaching and living with mother on F Tinker farm. Fix of Ipswich inventories At Jas lumber yard.
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Condo
Methodist
Fahrenwald
Herry Hildebrandt
Tlayie
Los Angeles
David Watt
St. Luke's’ Hospital
Aberdeen
Local Notes and Visits Across Miller and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Paul Geiver hosted as Army Wade’s dinner guest in Miller while Danforth’s Mrs. Geiver marked a birthday last Monday. The Jerome Burman family left Hand county for Denver then Los Angeles after a four week visit. Lottie Geiver visited her grandparents in Hiland. Kathrine Geiver and Mrs Herman Koch senior faced health issues. Community groups met at Heather and Danforth halls, with holiday plans and plays announced. local families visited Webster, Brookings, and Huron in recent weeks. The Evening Huronite subscription price rises after January 2 to 5 a year.
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Danforth
Paul Geiver
Army Wade
Miller
Pete Geiver
Hand County
Jerome Burman
South Hand County
Denver
Los Angeles
Cal
Baptist Ladies’ Club
Heather
Extension Club
Fords
Fom
Lottie Geiver
Hiland
Duncan Altar Society
Herman Koch
Buffalo County
Kathrine Geiver
Bere Koch
Hospital Guests Share Dinner at Archiv Giver Home
Rochester residents recount a social gathering at the Archiv Giver home in Hiland on Sunday where the Stetter, Pete Geiver, Chaster Geiver, and Rochester hospital families joined for dinner, highlighting community ties and hospitality.
Local residents visit and health notes across Huron area
Carpenter Mc and Mrs Ed Odien of Woodland called on Mrs Falkenberg. Willis Bethelle is a patient at a Huron hospital. Richard Schoultz, recently ill, was taken to Deland for treatment. Arthur Hanna of SW Clark company made calls in the vicinity this week. Mrs MLC Madsen of Carpenter visited Mrs Henry Falkenberg. Mr and Mrs Ivan Wahl of Dolai spent Sunday at Bert Wahl’s. A Vern Herker home dance drew a large crowd. Mrs Walton will stay for three more weeks. Elvin Fleming and Isn have returned from Redfield hospital. Dorothy Syring and Ada Line Cooper attended a primary luncheon at Huron. Mr Corti French and Mrs W I French shopped in Huron. HJ Williams and W L French visited in Huron. Charles Boyd and Mr and Mrs Maynard Boyd and family of Aiken Minnesota visited Leonard Boyd and Fred Boyd. Fred Boyd spent the weekend with relatives at Tulare.
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Carpenter Mc
Ed Odien
Woodland Township
Falkenberg
Willis Bethelle
Huron
Richard Schoultz
Deland
Arthur Hanna
Sw, Clark Company
Mlc. Madsen
Carpenter
Henry Falkenberg
Ivan. Wahl
Dolaie
Bert Wahl
Vern Herker
Walton
Elvin Fleming
Isn
Redfield
Dorothy Syring
Adaline Cooper
Mys
Corti French
W I. French
HJ. Williams
W. L French
Charles Boyd
Maynard Boyd
Aiken
Minn
Leonard Boyd
Fred Boyd
Tulare
Visit of Indiana and Missouri guests to Will Radike home
Mrs Frand Meyers of Indiana and Mr Homer Walton and son from Walthill Missouri arrived for a visit at the Will Radike home and with other relatives. Walton left shortly to resume travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frand Meyers
Indiana
Homer, Walton and Son
Walthill
Moat
Will Radike
Mr. Walton
Arguenot Club Bridge Evening At Mrs Irwins Home
Redfield society notes Mrs Tom Irwin hosted the Arguenot Club Friday evening with bridge games and a luncheon served at the end. Opal Harford hosted a six o'clock dinner for her five year old son Wayne with eleven guests sharing games and prizes.
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Redfield Society
Tom Irwin
Arguenot Club
Opal Harford
Wayne
Local club notices and birthday at small city home
Golden Hour club met at Mrs Josephine Patt ern's home for sewing and social hour after a 6 3 dinner. Little Brooks Cole celebrated his fifth birthday with friends at his home. Library Guild meets this afternoon at Mrs L A Walston's with program by Mrs F H Cooley. W I T bridge club hosts dinner and bridge at Mrs Roy T Bull's. P E O regular meeting at Mrs J K Kutněwski's home with Mrs Robert Potter's Willa Cathar sketch and lunch social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Hour Club
Josephine Pattern
Little Brooks Cole
Glen Cole
Little Tikes
P. E. OQ
J. K. Kutnewsky Tucsing
Robert Potter
Willa Cathar
Birs. Komensky
Wessington Springs Society Notices and Gatherings
The town society column notes a Methodist choir dinner and oyster supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crouch, upcoming Rebekah lodge officer elections next Thursday, a benefit card party tonight, and Mrs Frvin Buck hosting Chapter D PE O on Tuesday afternoon with Christmas gift exchanges and lunch. Mrs Ralph Bromwell hosted the Methodist Ladies Aid with needlework and lunch. Catholic altar society events and winners in Bridge at 37 tables are listed, with lunch served by a committee. Mr and Mrs Ralph Cook entertained Prof and Mrs B R Gibson of Redfield, with bridge and guest prize. Mr and Mrs James Carson entertained a Saturday suction bridge party for Foster Carson of Frazee, Minn. Eastern Star circle to be entertained next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Crouch
Rebekah Lodge
Frvin Buck
Ralph Bromwell
Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
Hoxtoxs
Ted
Subles
Ted Donnelly
Ralph Cook
BR. W. Gibson
Redfield
Delmar Buht
Local Social Roster Notes Holiday Gatherings
Next Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Jansen. Mr and Mrs Neil Zink entertained at dinner Friday evening. Mrs Wen bers Swanson and others attended. The WCTU will meet at Mrs Pat Wetherbes home next Wednesday afternoon. The program centers on Peage with Mrs O McMarshall in charge. The American Legion Auxiliary hosted by Mrs E R Buel held a Christmas party with gifts exchanged and lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jansen
Neil Zink
Wenbers Swanson
Dale
Maxine
Don Inie
Pat Wetherbes
Peage
O. Mc Marshall Bringt
American Legion Auxiliary
E.R. Buel
Bridge club parties and birthday celebrations noted
Miller Society hosted a Salt Marsh bridge gathering with prizes won by Mrs. Paul Burke and Ruth Andrews. Bluebell Sheriday’s birthday surprise attracted friends. Eighteen children attended a birthday party with gifts and supper. Mrs. Ralph Renshaw hosted a Friday gathering with three-table bridge and gifts for birthdays. De Geest home marked Jean and Dorothy’s sixth birthdays with games and supper. J. Jones chapter hosted four-table bridge with prizes for several pairs. Mrs Ed Bohr wing’s group enjoyed a three-table contract game with high and second prizes. Mrs Cole of Tampa received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te - Miller Society
Juanita Carstens
Saltmarsh
Paul Burke
Ruth Andrews
Jéan de Geest
Dorothy
Ed Bohrwing
A. C. Lehrender
W. G. Redmond
Cole
Tampa
Florida
Community Event Notes From Wessington Langworthy
Local items describe a mixed agenda at Wessington area gatherings including a modest negro concert at the school, surprise parties at the Stobbs and Holst homes, and contract bridge games with prizes. Also noted are Legion Auxiliary attendance, Christmas tree fund efforts for children, and a twentieth wedding anniversary with dishes presentation.
Wressington Club Hosts Bridge Night for High and Low Scores
Six Eld or Bye members with low annual scores hosted six high scorers at Mrs. E. Shaw’s home Friday evening. Three bridge tables joined in play with gifts awarded to each participant.
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Wressington Society
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Gothenburg
Sweden
Gripsholma
New York
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Ambrose Light
Ambrose Light, Some 15 Miles Toward Sea. the Wife Ofs Atuiten, Mrs. Drimmer
Guy
America
Bonilla
Cara
W.b
Library Guild
L. A. Walston
F. H. Cooley
Roy T. Bull
Wessington Springs Society
Bluebell Sheriday
Eighreen
Ralph Renshaw
Hyoner
Burdette Downing
St. Lawrence
J. ©. Jones
Lloyd Weaver
Bari Kincred
John Haverstock
Wessington Schoo
Sam Stobbs
Fred Holst
Mee
Frisk Kenmtey
Stobbs
Laverne Chirk
Tet Hes
O. W. Halbanks
Si Bridgeyes
Joe Curmming
Adalbert
Vay
Charles Aye John J
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Otis Sung
Nig. Froese
Philco
United States
Philco 13
Philco Guarantees
Philen
Peilco
Pisco
Tault
Hill Radio Company
Calmenson
Furen
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