Christmas Socials Run Through Huron Week
A long listing of local Christmas parties and club gatherings fills the report. Members of MLE, IOOF, Labor Temple groups, and various civic, church, and women’s clubs attend Christmas parties with exchanges of gifts. Addresses and hosts are given. events span Friday through Sunday. Highlights include a Woodmen Circle donation to Sherman Orphans Home and a guest list of local residents and officers.
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Peter Schott
Mix Grace Fenski
Mary Oster
Mra
Richard Fensit
Wanda Adebar
Woodmen Circle
Sherman
Tex
Ear
MLE
Ladhen Ald
Mix
John Geerity
Kansas Avenue
Star
OOF
IOOF
North Huron Detension Club
Art Fletchall
Sixth Street
WRC
Orelock
Labor Temple
GIA
C. K. Snow
Besch
Avenue Southeast
Consumers Study Research Group A
AL U. W
American Lutheran Missionary Society
Gus Showell
Mincrs Avenue Southwest
The Evening Baronils Huron Christmas Program
A social event hosted by Hurons College girls featured performances by Mary Warner, Dennee Aisenbray, and Grace and Neda Aisenbrey. Santa Claus distributed gifts from the lighted Christmas tree as the crowd enjoyed carols and solos, marking a festive community gathering.
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Baronils Huron
Henry Hottmann
Herbert Kelly Amisting
Hursa College
jColumbine
Mary Warner
Naughty Zell
Georgie Aisenbray
Canyon
Carola Grace
Neda Aisenbrey
Santa Clara
Edison High Huron High basketball game draws visitors
My and Mrs D J Berr and others headed to Minnespol a for the Edison High Huron High basketball game. Helen Chus was summoned to Alex andra S D by her mother's death. Several locals prepared for Minneapolis travel to attend the Edison Huron matchup.
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Edison High
Huron High
Flemings
M.N. Gilbert
A.T. Peterson
Karen Mae
Bismarck
N. D
Grand Forks
Gilbert
Gilbert and Mr. Peterson
W. W. Davis
Hattie Satterlee
Pierre
M. Corkin
Dakota Avenue North
Chicago
Mr. Corkin
Mra. W. W. Ferrin
Sioux Falls
Anniston
Aln
Corkin
Holly Cemetery
Perry Floral
Harlan Stafford
Aberdeen
Northville
Huron
T. J. McCullen
Grace Shirley
Fierre
Mx McCullen
Leget
C. B. Stiff
Monager
Minnesota Amusement Company
Ipday
Mel
Claudy Ebert
Art Eggens
Minneapolis
Editson High
Kini Beos., Inc
Byron McElligott
F. R. Wharton
Mildred Coshun
Tucson
Asia
Whorton
Elizabeth
Whoerton
North Hollywood
Calif
William Wharton
Dr Wilcox Speaks at PTA Meeting Amid Christmas Program
Mrs Frank Martin presided over the Senior High PTA gathering last night with a musical program by the high school stringed quartet and soloist Christian Kapphahn. The Trebic Clef girl choir joined in community singing of Christmas songs, while Dr C E Wiles of the Methodist Church gave the address on Personality and Good Will. A brief business meeting approved a donation to the Community Service Center Fund for a piano. Refreshments of coffee and Christmas cookies followed, with decorations featuring a Christmas tree. The refreshment committee included Mesdames McDonnell, Burns, Carlson and Baytes.
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Colfax Rebekah Dodge No. 9
Betty Dammeier
Odd Fellows
Thomas Wilde
L. L. Trotter
Martin Anderson
N. H. Storley
A. C. Cooper
Wilcox
PTA
Frank Martin
Christian Kapphahn
Mra Bln
Carlson
C. EB
Wilesx
Methodist Church
Community Service Center Fund
Mesdamées McDonnell
M.D. Burns
Carlson and
Baytes
Bethlehem Town Described By Mrs Ketelle At College
Mrs Ketelle spoke at Huron College this morning describing Bethlehem with about 8000 inhabitants living in close white townhouses. She highlighted the Church of the Nativity as the standout building and noted biblical landmarks including the birthplace of Christ and the Virgin Mary in an subterranean room. She contrasted church conflicts with the Prince of Peace teachings and closed with Philips Brooks and O Little Town of Bethlehem sung by the group.
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Bethlehem
Huron College
Hubert Ketelle
Ketelle
Church of the Nativity
Christw
Philips Brooks
Little Town of
Expect Wheat To Continue Rising
Washington dispatch reports wheat prices have reached multi year peaks and may move higher. A survey from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes January prices often exceed December levels and cites European reserve buildup as a factor. Economists warn prices may fluctuate more due to stronger world demand and tight supplies. Recember wheat closed in Chicago at 1 34 1 4 to 2 8. World production estimates follow.
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Washington
Des
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
England
Germany
Italy
Chicago
World grain supply figures for 1936 37 season
The report states 3 996 000 000 bushels with a July 1 carry-over of 747 000 000, totaling 4 233 000 000 bushels for the 1936 37 season, the largest supply since 1926.
Advertising Club To Dine Tonight At Marvin Hughis Hotel
The Huron Advertising Class holds a 6:30 dinner at the Marvin Hughis Hotel with members wives and guests invited. George C. Yates president says main speaker will be W Stephenson Minapola district manager of Kelvinator Corporation. Tonight’s meeting is the club’s regular Monday gathering with about fifty expected.
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Huron
Marvin Hughis
George C. Yates
W. <. Stephenson
Minapola
Kelvinator Core Poration
Ubout Loyty
Weather forecast for Burn and Vicinity
Cloudy with some clearing tonight and Friday. Temperatures rising, normal for this month plus. Iowa region mostly cloudy with possible snow in southern area. North and north central mild warming expected Friday.
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Ox St. Towa
Iowa
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Scottie Dexter
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Beach Avenue South
Bernice Tucker
Phylis Wilson
Geneva Chamberlain
Mes
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Yankton
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Parley
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H. B. Adams
Plano
Charles Dukes
F. W. Backeman
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Smiths
NRG
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Disrud
W. J. Matson
Adelyn Larsen
PASY
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W. C. Botkin
C. Bager
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Edna Countryman
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George Deklotz
Colfax Resekahs
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Nick Koppert
Montana Avenue Southwest
E. T. Stockwell
Winery Smith
Dolores
Emery Smith
Ted Iwards
Joe Rother
Wire MO Blum
Degree of Honor Lodge No. 46
G. G. Reynolds
J. E. Smith
Carl Daum
Waust
Wisconsin
C. E. Wilcox
Walter H. Ruey
John Ward ‘Smith
L. I. Johnann
Riley
Dan Hudier
Dakota Aye-nue South
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Wisconsin Avenue
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Anna Kicck
Sylvia ‘Trow
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Dick Hainey
Miss Logan
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G. J. Kin
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George Bell
Jenior High School
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Mitchell
Rapid City
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Town of Bethlehem
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