Canova Plans Christmas Community Program Event
Canova organizes Christmas festivities with trees on Main Street and community singing led by Bert Winters on December 23. School choirs Epiphany parish and Canova High School girls glees join in, with rehearsals December 19, weather permitting in the school auditorium. Santa and local merchants will distribute candy and nuts to attending children.
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Woonsocket R N A Names New Officers
Woonsocket R N A holds annual election at the regular meeting electing Mrs. Mattie Webster oracle Mrs Edna Johnson past oracle Emma Marsh vice oracle Mrs John Luddington chancellor Mrs John etwork recorder Mrs Margaret Monroe receiver Mrs Johanna Starr marshal Mrs Maude Meem inner sentinel Mrs Dora Keypel outer sentinel Miss Mary Stout musician and Mrs Jennie Thomas manager Dr A C Clark named lodge physician Judge Whiling served as waiter at lunch following the vote
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Maude Meem
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Outer Sentinel
Mary Stout
Jennie Thomas
Webb
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Garretson Farmers To Attend School
Garretson farmers will attend a winter night school in the agriculture room of the Garretson High School. The first meeting is set for December 16 with weekly sessions directed by Ode Hegg, following last season’s successful program led by W N Parmeter. Farmers share experiences to gain new ideas and benefit from neighbors.
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Alpena Commercial Club Banquet Honors Depression Talk
Alpena hosts its annual banquet in the Methodist church basement with about 16 attendees. Retiring president William Sheffield presided as Methodist Ladies Aid served supper. a high school quartet led by Selah Hayes performed selections. Rev J R Washburn spoke on The great depressions of the past, noting deflations in Holland France and America and optimism about recovery. Cradle Roll program scheduled at Raymond Presbyterian Church for December 24 at 10.00 a.m.
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Clothing Drive Fills De Smet Hall For Relief Effort
De Smet city hall crowded with clothing donated by Kingsbury county families for relief. The six township organization has outfitted twenty five families and is now receiving toys for distribution to children in need.
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Woonsocket Woman Hosts Bridge Party Honors Guests
Woonsocket December event honors Mrs. William Gillridge with four tables of play. Mrs. W. G. Monroe wins high score prize, with Mrs. Byron taking second high. Special report notes Mrs. F. D. Richards as host for the gathering.
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Gill Receives Christian Decorations and Favors
Gill was presented with Christian decorations and favors in a ceremonial event. Officials and guests from the community attended as honors were bestowed for notable service and dedication.
Father-Son Banquet Planned At De Smet
Local Masonic lodge announces the annual Father Son banquet set for Thursday evening with venison and buffalo meat already served and a third surprise promised for the boys. Food clinics in Onida Okobojo and Blaine schoolhouse run by Miss Nermina Neuman, home agent, are announced.
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Bryant Charity Show Draws Crowd at Strand Theatre
Bryant residents packed the Strand theatre for a home talent play directed by Mrs. R. G. Lang en. The Bryant Commercial Club sponsored the four act production The Elder Brother to raise funds for relief of the poor and unemployed. Over one hundred dollars was raised, with Dick Deede's orchestra providing music for a well attended dance at the American Legion hall.
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Two Plays Are Given By Bancroft Actors
Bancroft December presentation drew a sizable crowd in the community hall. The Felton Mystery a two act play directed by Miss Alice Shelp featured De Los Tyrres L J Custard Eric Maas Lloyd Fuerstenau Irene Huffman Freda Faber Virginia Baker Charlotte Dugdale Leona Sempie Amy Forbes. The Great Plummer Breach of Provaise Case a mock trial directed by Mrs EB Scott included Arnold Davis Darrell Drake Vincent Peterson Lois Drake Edward Dirkson Stanley Dugaste Marorie Smith Lorena Forbes Adeline Rusche Glevn Weigman Grace Frye Elsie Geyer Lucille Stampie. Edwin Jencks staged both plays with DeLos Tyrrell assisting as stage manager in the second. A song Sweeping and Dusting was presented by grade school children between plays.
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Grace Frye
Elsie Geyer
Lucille Stampie
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Pierre Royal Arch Masons Elect Miller High Priest
Special report from Pierre details L. J. Gaugenmaier elected high priest of the Pierre Chapter Royal Arch Masons and installation of officers Emil Seidlitz as king Curtis Mateer scribe H P Alleman treasurer Fred S Williams appointive officers George Westover C of H John K Whyte P S&S Willard C Thome R H C ROG Triplett M 3rd V Christian Winters M with other names listed.
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John K. Whyte
Installation Ceremonies Led by Two Former High Priests
Julius Johnson served as sentinel while two past high priests W. H. Tweedle and EF. A. Jones led installation ceremonies.
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Snowballing Banned After Injury at Onida School
Onida authorities ban snowballing on school grounds after third grader Charles Hoover required three stitches from a hard snowball hit. He stayed home until his leg healed.
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Fuel Bills Cut by New Discovery Briquets Claim Higher Heat
A Pittsburgh and Ashland Coal and Dock Company developed P and A Briquets after five years of testing to provide a uniform, clean fuel. They claim these briquets use high grade Pocahontas coal, burn with little smoke, resist clinking, and save money across hot air, water, steam furnaces, and stoves by delivering more heat per dollar.
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