Social and Club Activities Roundup
A series of social events fills the week with receptions, lodge meetings, banquets, and weddings. Dr and Mrs Ketelle host a 4 pm reception at the Presbyterian east parlor. Carpenters Union 1713 meets 7 30 pm at Labor Temple. G A holds its annual banquet at Hotel Marvin Hughitt followed by lodge and installation. W R C meets at Labor Temple. YWCA Friendly Circle postpones one week. Past Noble Grand Association met for sewing and visiting, birthday party set for January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ketelle
The
Presbyterian Church
Carpenters Union
Labor Temple
G. A
Marvin Hughitt
W.R. C
la Pet Temple
Pat Uck
Friendly Circle
Noble
Hall
Noble Grand Association
LO. C. F
Geveral
Charles Miller
George van Allen
Omaha Couple Wed at Athlone Apartments Ceremony
Following the ceremony a reception was held at the newlyweds apartment at Twenty-sixth and Douglas Street in Omaha. Mrs Englebretsen attended Denver public school and Omaha High, nursing at St Catherine's. Mr Englebretsen, Huron and Creighton alumni, played football and basketball. Roy Englebretsen works as investigator in Omaha. The couple will reside at Athlone Apartments after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soutonnieres
Newlyweds
Twenty-sixth
Douglas Street
Omaha
Englebretsen
Denver
Colo
Omaha High School
St. Catherine's School of Nursing
Guarantee Mutual Life ‘Company
Huron Public Schools
Huron ‘High School
University of South Dakota
Creighton University
Roy
National Retail Credit Company
Athlone Apartments
Douglas
Huron city briefs note weddings births and licenses
Marriage licenses issued to Harold Hoffer and Olive Erickson both 20 of Huron. A son, Larry Burton Ayres, weighing six pounds two ounces, born at 8:03 this morning in a Huron hospital to Burt Ayres and wife. Various social notes include Rubinoff concert at College auditorium, Dr. McDougall’s niece wedding in E- M- S, and visits by Miss Dorothy Newland and Mrs. Roscoe Edwards among local residents and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hoffer
Huron
Erickson
Rubinoff
College
George F. McDougall
Bil
Jean McDougall
Chicago
eMars
Dorothy Titt
Canton
Haron
H.titt
Winona
Minn
Theron Johnson
Ady
Burt Ayres
Twelfth Street
Larry Burton
Mary Bell
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
H. Titt
Flanagan's Insurance Agency
Harry Edward Buckler
Naomi
Helen Barr
Roscoe Edwards
Pipestone
Carrol Edwards
Washington, D. C
Frank Ranney
Colorado Avenue Southwest
N. W. College of Commerce
Dorothy Newland
Lincoln
Neb
Sail Conservation Service
H. B. Newland
Peter Beck
Wessington
Berk
Funeral Held For Hyde County Pioneer Carl Sunding
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for Carl Sunding a Hyde County pioneer. Born in Stockholm Sweden in 1872 he came to America in 1881 settling in Hyde County since 1894 he owned the family homestead. Survivors include his widow daughter Doris Christensen sons Donald Glen and two brothers Conrad and Gunther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Carl Sunding
Hyde County
W. P. Slocum
Carl A. Sunding
Stockholm
Sweden
America
Rochelle
Til
South Dakota
Robertina MacDonald
Doris Christensen
Donald
Glen At Home
Ed Knudtson
Pelican Falls
Minn
Conrad
Gunther
Bighmore
Visitors From California Stay In Huron Relatives
Visitors from Los Angeles including Marquardt Elaine and Helen OBrien spent time with local kin and friends in Huron. Mrs. Marquardt and pastor David Olson hosted guests at the Fenski home Monday evening. Tuesday gatherings included Lem Trow entertaining Marquardt and OBrien, and later Marquardt and Lester Vance joined supper at the sister Tom Leniali’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Califoria
Beadle County Historical Society Seeks Emergency Committee
Fragmentary text indicates Beadle County Historical Society organizing an emergency committee. Details unclear about roles, members, or actions, with references to Beadle County Beadle Count and an unspecified event or initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketelles
Beadle, County
Talemibodg. Ge
Beadle
Historical. Society
Dr Ketelle and wife famed Presbyterian leaders
Dr Ketelle and his wife are described as prominent Presbyterian leaders with long service in South Dakota. Ketelle held roles including Moderator of the Synod of South Dakota, representative to the general assembly, and Synod Committee on National Missions chair. Mrs Ketelle organized missionary work, led the Women's Missionary Society, and contributed to civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketelle
Synod of
South Dakota
Huron Presbytery
General Assembly of the Church
Synod Committee On National Missions
Huron College
Milwaukee
Wis
Paynette Academy
University of Wisconsin
McCormick Seminary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evelyn Hahthagel
Davies Home
C. C. Club
Ben Davies
William Knutz
Davies
Jennie Winter
R. H. Winter
Herman Stahley
G. E., Goranson
Bud Smith
Jean Ann
Francis Smith
Witchcock
William Schimonitz
Billy Joe
Catherine Smith
Fifth Street
Southeast
Bud
Francis
Schimonitz
Smith
H. C. Tempers
R. V. Smail
Rose Ann
Cavour
Clyde Graham
Dickie
Graham
George Dollenbacher
Jeanie Hague
Richard Swanson
Ree Heights
Jessie Hague
Richard C. Swanson
Lake Andres
C. W. Speirs
John A Northrop
Ree Heights Congregational Church
Mildred Hague
Theodore Burge
Highmore High School
Northern State Teachers College
Sigma Pi-Delta
Agar
State College
University of California
Soil Conservation Service
California
Hannah-Grotta
de Smet
Edwin Grotta
De'Smet
Betty Ruth
Warren Hannah
C. D. Hannah
John S. Palmer
Methodist Church of
Vera
Gretta
Merle Pratt
Engiebrets¢n-Murray
Anita Jayne Murray
J. ¢. Murray
Roy Engiebretsen
John Engiebretsen
Town Avenue Southeast
Frank
Koyntze Memorial Lutheran Church
Emil Englebretsen
Searle
Gmiff
Penney’s
United States
South Dakkota
Twentieth Century Club
American Association of University Women
Clay Centre
Hastings College
Poynette Academy
Wildernness
Rite Food
Pound
Dole
Bologna
Robb-Ross
Pantry Pride
Cruet
Miller‘s
Nancy Ann
Kraft
Reeding
Council Oake Coffee
Texas
Jersey
Worthland
P&g
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