Social events roundup with church groups and anniversaries
Margaret Eie summarizes a busy Tuesday and Wednesday of church society meetings including the Walther League, Woman’s Home Missionary Society, Invincible club, and Congregational Missionary group with hosts and locations. It notes two birthdays, a Christmas dinner for husbands, and a notable 48th wedding anniversary for George Linafelter and wife at Alpena, with history of their marriage and move.
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Walther League
Wis
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
A. A. Schwietert
Wisconsin
Avenue Southwest
Invincible Club
J. K. Ptacek
Dakota Avenue South
The
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
G. W. Staff
Guy i
Pan-Hellenic Ball Boosted by New Sioux Falls Coliseum
Sioux Falls hosts the annual Pan-Hellenic ball with South Dakota Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan delegates in the new coliseum. Miami Loons provide music as couples dance from eight oclock to ten, with blue and silver lights, a glowing Christmas tree, and out of town guests from Watertown Huron Boston and Washington area.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Miami Loons
Adil
Betty Naylor
Harvey Flynn
Nadine Russell
Kenneth Smith
Watertown
Frank Gennaway
Huron
Helen Early
Boyd Benson
P. T. Williams
R. B. Thorson
Jimmy Jester
Washington
E. L. Perkins
Henry Phippen
Boston
Keith Funston
Hazel Helvig
Pan-Helien Jc
Lcity
H. D. Fooff
Clifford T. Pay
Isabell Schwartz
Edna Haahr
Helen McQuillen
Stanford Griffen
Ruth Nerbowig
Doris Chamblin
Helen Stewart
Green Lampe Wedding Saturday in Sioux Falls
The marriage of Eric Green of Brookings and Miss Elsie Lampe took place Saturday at Calvary cathedral Sioux Falls with Bishop W Blair Roberts reading the service. Attendants were Mrs W Bish Roberta and the Dean and Mrs E B Woodruff. The couple plan a wedding trip to the Twin Cities then reside in Brookings after January 15. Green is employed with Oxon Klurk and Company of St Paul.
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Herent
Brookings
Mr. Green
Oxon Klurk and Company of
St. Paul
Wessington Springs Women Clubs Hold Christmas Events
The town features a flurry of club activities from the Congregational women's Bible class at Mrs. Sedgwick's home to a Philathes Matrons holiday program at Mrs. Larger's. Officers were re-elected in one group, others hosted readings, songs, and gift exchanges, while Dorcas and Royal Neighbor chapters met for Christmas gatherings and charitable wrapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
J. L. Sedgwick
Philathes
L. M. Larger
Howard Jones
Genevieve Vessey
Don Larson
J. Wi Foster
L. P. Tambly
Ruth Bohn
Niel
Dorcas Society
F.E. Eddy
N. E. Williams
W. Tiede
M. C. Cummings
C. H. Hyde
F. E. Crawford
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Ernest de Jong
Mocrobers
Busines
Home Missionary Sociey
M. ES. Church
J. W. Foster
Will Butt
W. Gale
Leland N. Vessey
L. P. Temblyn
H. W. Blackburn
EF. E. Brown
Foster
Home Missions
Miller Society Christmas Celebrations and Farewell Party
Miller School events include a seven o clock dinner for thirty hosted by the Cahalan and Redmond families with holiday centerpieces, grade school Christmas parties, a farewell for Mrs Wayne Gillette at the Ralph Erb home, sleigh ride, and a bridge prize for Mrs Everett Butler.
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A.B. Cahalan
W. G. Redmond
J. ©. Jones
FY Speltimarsh
Bridge
Little Theatre
Wayne Gillette
Ralph Erb
Gillette
Denver
Ralph Earle
Clarice Thomas
Everett Butler
Miller
Highmore Society Christmas Parties and Family Dinner
The Juvenile Degree of Honor hosted a Monday Christmas party with gifts, games, and treats sponsored by Mrs. Frank Marso. The Ben Ringer family celebrated Mr. Ringer's birthday with fourteen guests. Social Hour club hosted a Christmas gathering at Hoch Shassee’s home with an informal program. Santa Claus visited the children. Mrs. H W Grace entertained Kensington club for their annual Christmas party with goose dinner and gifts. Married Meet ers women won at bridge during a Christmas gathering at H C Ray home as men played the women. Fortnightly club held its annual Christmas party with dinner and bridge, Mrs. Clay Webb and Alden Chapin earning score favors.
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Frank Marso
Ben Ringer
Mr. Ringer
Social Hour Club
Hoch Shassee
Santa Claus
H. W. Grace
Kensington Club
H.C. Ray
Mex Emil Linstrom
Clay Webb
Alden Chapin
City Briefs Gather Christmas Travel and Visits
City residents report a flurry of Christmas departures and homecomings. C Wilkins and family journeyed to Minneapolis after holiday time with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Potter and daughter Patricia. Several families, including Lindsey, Dawson, and Whitneys, hosted and visited in town. others returned to towns like Waterdown Groton and Huron after celebrations.
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C. Wilkins
Georgia Wilkins
Minneapolis
Keith Potter
Patricia
Potter
Wilkins
Borton
Raymond G. Lindsey
An S. Claude Dawson
Dean
Erdeen
W. J. Whitney
J. B. Lonien
Calmenson
R. M. Pederson
Waterdown
Charles H. J. Mitchell
Linois Avenue
Vern Minski
Colorado Avenue
King
Lois Campbell
Woonsocket
Elmer Campball
Pauline Bmister
Pierre
Ding
Or Huron
J. B. McAllister
Uma Schubert
Huron
M. J. Schubert
Melitta Ruble
Chicago
Schubert Ruble
R. C. A. Institute
Chi Nei
Francis Ford
J. Ford
University of
Unclear fragment about Mrs George Gill Illinois avenue
Fragmentary note mentions Mrs George Gillinois av enue southwest and a 2dr. Campbell who is a brother to Joe George Caron, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
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George Tgillinois
Campbell
Joe George Caron
Missing Link Found By Scientist In Baltic Fossil
William Patten of Dartmouth College described to the AAAS a tiny five inch ostracoderm fossil from the Baltic Sea dated between 500 million and 2 billion years old. The specimen shows early facial features with jaws and mouth, suggesting an ancient step in human evolution and linking early face development to odder arthropod ancestors.
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Howard WW. Blakeslee
New York
American Association ‘For the Advancement of Science
William Patten
Dartmouth College
Baltic Sea
Patten
Oesel
Birthday party honors Arlene Lahren on seventh birthday
Mrs Arthur Lahren entertained a number of children at her home on December 28 honoring her daughter Arlene Lahren who celebrated her seventh birthday with a party.
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Bonilla
Arthur Lahren
Arlene
Mine Disorder Is Taken Into Court
In Mt Sterling Kentucky eight miners were shot dead in Evarts May battle. William Hightower head of Evarts United Mine Workers faces trial for murder aiding two deputy sheriffs and a clerk. W B Jones seeks a new trial. transfers sent cases to Montgomery and Clark counties. Virgil Sizemore deputy slain Christmas night had funeral today. Virgil Huron and Kike Hall to face preliminary hearing.
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MT. Sterling
Harlan County
William Hightower
Evarts
United Mine Workers of America
W B. Jones
Hightower
Virgil Sizemore
Virgil Huron
Kike Hall
Tomore
Harding Affairs To Be Revealed
Daugherty, former attorney general under Harding, plans a memoir with Thomas Dixon titled The Inside Story of the Harding Tragedy. He will reveal behind the scenes events, discuss Nan Britton’s paternity claim, the Ohio Gang, Coulidge’s resignation demand, and the true story of Harding’s death, with publication about three weeks away.
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Columbus
Deg
A—Ury
Narty M. Daugherty
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Thomas Dixon
Daughrty
Nan Britton
Coulidge
Unnamed Statements on Harding Nomination Contested
Bet B Fall, Charles R Forbes, Thomas W Miller and Roxie Stimson are cited in remarks about Jess Smiths death. The source notes an intent to explode several fables surrounding Harding’s nomination while presenting the facts of Smiths death.
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Bet B. Fall
Charles R. Forbes
Thomas W. Miller
Roxie Stimson
Jess Smith
Harding
Chicago May Adopt 4910 Swimming Garb
Chicago faces a revival of the 1910 bathing costume ordinance after parliamentary mixups. The city council plans to restore the 1910 rules, potentially next Thursday, affecting attire for women in public bathing areas. Dr. Royal, 78, Des Moines, dies.
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Chicago
DR. Royal
Des Moines
George Royal
Homeopathic Physician in Iowa Dies at Home
Practicing physician and author of several medical books in Iowa died at his home last night after a 10 day illness described as an attack of diabetes. The report notes his work and prominence in medical circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
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George Brown
Seventh, Street
John Genrrity
Kan, Avenue Southeast
J. P. Roger
Third Street
Carrier Boys
B. McElligott
Huron Theatre
Coney Island
Nu-Way Sandwich Shop
Alpena
George Lina
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William Linafelter
Southaby Alpena
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Neb
Miss Brandveld
Vesta Larson
Miss Munster
Miss Phillippe
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Harry Deum
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Lois Miller
Shanahan Boys
Miss Marks
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Munster
Salbert
Lenzer
Schrader
FH. Schrader
Walter L
Wessington Springs Society
Miller Society
Will Schroeder
Highmore Society
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Rapid Air Lines
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Catholic University of America
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