Faith and worship services planned across Huron area
A long list of church events outlines Evangelism at First Baptist Church February 2 to 23 with speakers from Watertown Aberdeen and the South Dakota Baptist State convention. Other churches including First Presbyterian St Martin's Catholic and Mount Calvary Ev Lutheran announce morning worships, children's masses, choir pieces and new hymn books, plus radio mentions of Fargo Gospel Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Soang People's Meeting
Breuning
Wii Bexsin
C. S. Hlomhagen
Watertown
W. H. Dickixon
Aberdeen
Ht. J. Liegd
South Dakota Baptist State Convention
Resse Stack
Har- Gin van Deersen
Arthem
Gaul
Paul Bartiett
Soto
Barvard Synt
Paul Barnett
Malden
Siimer_ Pr
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Monsignor
Desmond
Father Brosnan
Tusek
Fargo Gospel Tabernacle
Huron Gospel Tabernnacle
Mount Calvary Ev
Lutheran Church
Bissouri Synod
Dakota Ave
Ith St
Church Services and Choir Plans Across Local Congregations
The bulletin outlines multiple church activities including American Lutheran Church services with anniversary sermons and choir music under Ida Iverson, First Christian Church programs with Bible school and sermons, and Methodist Episcopal notices featuring Pentecost themes, guest musicians Rex J. Moon and a March preacher, plus midweek prayer and youth events. Additional notices cover Carour Methodist circuit preaching and First Congregational Church welcoming nonmembers with world peace discussions and a guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lutherat
American Lutheran Church
Heligron
Ida Iverson
J. Ws. Bischoff
PF. Po Matz
Will Mezet
G.“H Helgerson
L. A. Nelson
F. F. Dock
H. Domes
First Methodist
Foumh
Kanzas
Rex J. Moon
Terre Haute
Ind
Church School
Euch
Epworth
Wester Halt
George BM. Brown
Seventh Street Southeast
Carour
Richland
Lutherans Plan New Church in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls Lutherans announce plans to build a new church at an estimated cost of about 200000 dollars. The decision follows discussions in February and marks a substantial expansion for the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Local Social and Business Notices from W Bedfield Area
Monday afternoon dealings include John Levsen in W Bedfield with BM F Seaman and P T Hansen. Fred Levsen returned from Barton hospital after eight weeks. Chester Schmitz visited Redfield for business. Winter Minnesota trip planned by T O Thompson and Leron. Hears Parchins returned from Clin ton Iowa after four weeks with relatives. Leroy Jones visited Waterton Wednesday. Double Four score guests enjoyed a 6 30 dinner and bridge at Mrs E G Sorenson’s home with prizes awarded. Mrs P L Brown hosted high school faculty women with bridge and a post‑game meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Levsen
Bedfield
F. Seaman
P. T. Hansen
Fred Levsen
Barton Hospital
Chester Schmitz
Redfield
Schmitz
T. O. Thompson
Leron
Winter
Minx
Mr. and Mirs
Parchins
Clinton
Leroy Jones
Waterton
Jeu
E. G. Sorenson
Jesse Smith
Airs
George Quinn
Brrs
Helen Thompson
P. L. Brown
Dona Cole
Start of Woonsocket Visit and Local Socials in Forestburg
Forestburg reports George Start of Woonsocket visiting during his brother W M Starr's time. Mrs W M Starr and family attend Charles Kruger funeral in Woonsocket. Social Hour club met at Mrs C D Briggs home. Mrs Fox of Fedora visits sister Martha Mathews. Several local visits and gatherings stated with a church basement training event and two dyeing costume demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
George Start
Woonsocket
W. M. Starr
Charles Kruger
C. D. Briggs
Fox
Fedora
Martha Mathews
and Mirs
Frank Graham
O. F. Moses Dome
Bira
Llord
Fllingson
Amd
Jack Hiling
Sundar
Charles Eitle
Letcher
A. Gereaul
J. Peraonious
Brown
Rausch
Butchell
Presbyterian Church
Andrew Anderson
New Hampton
Herman Ronnefeldt
Xira
Bertha Fouberg
H. A. Moses
Mrr
Jack Ellungsen
Moses Oma
Lloyd Larson
Harry Prigss
Birth of a daughter noted in local notices
Charles W. Miller announces the birth of a daughter on January 18. Mrs. Miller’s mother Mrs. Arpenzeller of Roswell is caring for the mother and baby. Bért Kater and Art Saville visitations and funeral attendance at Plackinton are reported. Church aid groups and local visits are mentioned across Lane and Alpena areas.
Community Notices From Woonsocket and Area
Local residents attended funeral services for Charles Kruger in Woonsocket. Methodist Ladies Aid met at Robert Burchfield home with Mrs. Herbert Burchfield assisting. Mrs. Noble plans to return to California soon. Raymond Errett, a nursing student at Mitchell, visited Lane Miss Catherine Brown and Mrs. Lindebak hosted friends for a miscellaneous shower for Afra Bert Kater. F B Dodd recovers after fumes incident at Dodd farm. Mrs. Ben Brown celebrated 43rd birthday with guests. F C Pier rented Wilson farm near Lane to relocate March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serbert
Burchfield
Gud Dandh
Mitchell
William Meyer
Harry
Charles Kruger
Woonsocket
Methodist Ladies Aid
Robert. Burchfield
Herbert Burchfield
Wits
L. “Giles
Noble
Robert Brown
Plana
California
Raymond Errett
Tasinena College
Afitchell
Lane
Catherine “Brown
EU ‘Lindebak
Mirs
Cunningham
Afra
Bert Kater
F. B. Dodd
F. C._ Pier
Wilson Farm
Lame
Famfy
Bonilla Community Notes and Visitors Update
Bonilla correspondent reports funeral in Minnespolia for Hermont Horn attended by John Meyers Camden and Truman Walton. Local residents visiting in Huron include Mr and Mrs Herbert Borah and Mr and Mrs Jol Phillips and children. A young people program is slated for Sunday February 9 at the church and the Ladies Aid meets February 6 at Mrs George McKichar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meyers
Pou Camden
Huron
Truman
Walton
Minnespolia
Hermont Horn
Herbert Borah
Jol Phillips
Chldren
Har
Russell
Fred Eden
Ladies Aid Sociery
George McKichar
Davis
Bitchesck
Con Huntley
B. B. McClaskey
James Hartley
Bonilla School
Louis Rarehlemac
Hitchcock
Clyde Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Arthur Lahren
North Dakota
Tabren
Yale Social Notes and Local Errands
Special correspondent Mrs Kuehl reports on Yale residents socializing in Hatox Huron and Banergic. The list includes Mr and Mrs G Haynes renewing from Ohio visits and influenza illness for Roy Connors. James Bartley, Mrs G Haymex, and others appear as callers shoppers and club members with several harmonica recitals and small gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Kuehl
Myre
William Gaugtrau
Maroons Kuehl
Ted Kuehl
Hatox
Alegeldorf
Alva
Bodel
Voss
Local birthdays and health updates from town
Mrs F Gil James Smith and Leon Smith celebrated birthdays at the James Smith home Monday night. Mrs Nell Marsh was discharged from Huron Clinic and returned home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Gren Foote motored to Miller Sunday to visit a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
James. Smith
Leon Smith
James Smith
Nell Marsh
Huron Clinic
Royal Neighbors old time dance draws large crowd
Royal Neighbor lodge hosted an old time dance at the State theater drawing a large audience. music by a local band from Huron led by Pat O’iora, with relatives and friends in attendance. Several local residents were mentioned in various updates on health and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uby Specs
Royal Neighbors Lodge
State Theater
Biy Ai Lorcheatra
Huron
Pat O'iora
Stour Falls
Frank Willman
Bernard Peterson
Babs
George Tatten
Boston
Ror Palmer
Huron Hospital
Bokery
Frank Sanders
Harcy
Cafter
A Harbor
RB. M. Bogpotthig
Fictary
Iis
Eva Preston
Greton
W. C. Besselisvre
Thresdar Yerenisg
Mc. Egy
Red’ Owl
A. W. Host
Yne Rebekah
Paul Nelson
White Jewelrytore
Sander
Sioux Falls
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Smite Theater
Sarller Wate
Odd Fellow
Mebekah
Idous Cick
Legion Clas
George Christenson
This Ciy
Minneapolis
W. B. Condran
W. 4
Tessman
Nim Depue
Depue
Wessington Springs
Beo Rehield
Rekfeld
Frank Trenary
Lemom
de Smet
Silnary
Local Socials and Notices From Huron Area
Mrs John MGNer and her mother Mrs Creccilus motored to Huron Thursday. Ace of Clubs bridge dinner hosted by Mrs Emma Wecht and Mrs Bert Van Voorhis at Mrs Maud Dawson home. High scores awarded to Mrs Mulvaney and Mrs James. guest prizes to Mrs Phillips and Mrs Wagner. J C Callahan moved personal property on his farm and bought the farm tom. Dan Benedict Frye, 1 year old, sustained a broken arm at a basketball arena incident. Mr and Mrs Louis Feagi returned from Madison. D J Gross to hold a farm sale February 5. will move to Deland. Joel M Gross returns from North Dakota. Sam Deckert to drive next Ford. Deever announces birth of a daughter. John K Decker visited Retfield. Special program at J W Kleinsasser church. John L Tschetter to auction farm property alongside DoT Gross sale February 6. Joan Wipt and Amua Hofer wed at J Wellemsagser church. Tschetter repairing shoes at Swift Cream station. El Gross and family visited Mrs Gross’ parents near Col, and Luke J Gross of Huron called on friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mgner
Creccilus
Huron
Emma Wecht
Beret van Voorhis
Maud Dawson
J. G. Mulvaney
Pauline James
Bert Var Voorhis
Leta Murphy
Addie Glaze
Emma Webb
Q. E. Phillips
Ralph Wagner
J.C. Callahan
Tom
Dan Benedict
Wayne Frye
Air
Cy Frye
Louis Feagi
Madison
D. J. Gross
Gross Ash
Deland
Hs. Gross
Joel M. Gross
North Dakota
Sam J. Deckert
Ford
Jacob P.M. Deever
John IK. Decker Risit
Retfield Sundar
Swift
Aira
el Gross
Birs. Gross
Col. and Sundar
Luke J. Gross
Hicchcock Sundar
Church Tendered Surprise Bridal Shower And Farewell
A church event featured a surprise bridal afternoon shower with refreshments and a handkerchief shower arranged by the Q C class. The evening included rounds of games and a safety lunch as Mr and Mrs P W Tieworan were hosted at the G A Heckle home after the Croton Clarke basketball game. Mrs Peter Decker traveled to Rochester Minnesota Thursday to attend the Stage clinic for health improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buuten
Q. C
Ridge
P. W. Tievoran
G. A. Heckle
Croton-Clarke
Peter Decker
Rochester
Minn
Scarlet fever quarantine lifted. local notes and visits
Special correspondent reports quarantine ending at C. M. Zerias home amid frequent local mentions. Keith Yoost ill under doctor care. Mrs John Matthews acts as subscription agent for the American Farm Journal. births, visitors, and small town activities populate the page. New office partitions at Dr Donald Vante’s practice improve appearance. Harry Eshier helps at the Washington Creamery. coasting party enjoyed by Helen Croes and pupils. Neel Grauberge returned from Minneapolis after finishing interior decorating courses. several residents transact business and travel locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
C. M. Zerias
Keith Yoost
John Matthews
Journal Friends Here Baye
Abs
Ward Lambert
Alli Neapolis
AB. Sorenson
Sutler
Minneapolia
Highmore Daily Roundup Of Local Happenings
Special correspondent reports a string of small events in Highmore including a severe tailitis incident, visits by locals to Dora Rosewich and Bramhall, and a trick ground plate load delivery to Blunt Mandar. A birth at Salmmons Maternity Home, a kitchen fire extinguished by the Highmore fire department, and hospital discharges comprise the day’s notable items. others include visitors from Holabird and M. C. Hamaker, and staff changes at local clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Lewla Sharp
Herbert Sunding
Pierr Wetnesday
Dora Rosewich
Bramhall
Highmore Alonday
George King
Blunt Mandar
Birs
Ernest Cangte
Salmmons
T. W. Tibbs
Hawley
Fal Sharp
Rouch
Wesley Walker
Holabird
M. C. Hamaker
Vern
Highmore Hospital
DeWolf
John Morford
Speaver
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Mars
Holy Communion
T. PF
W. A. Bristol
Farsi
Cordist
Scientist Corner
Fifth
Wmlinsis
Piecr
FeiSd
Museuns
Armaca & Merchants
Sundara
Legal Beldars
Church of
Carist Corner
Fifth and Wisconsin Sts
Lori
Waril
Clerx
Salvation Army
Lauder School
Legion
Earoy C. J. Sones
J. A. Bradford
Huron Gospel Kabernacle Gearvices
Sandr School
Sandar
Christ's Ambassadors
Guy H. Rake
Ann
Ws. T. T. Joeckel
First Christian Church
J. W. Kennedy
Corper Seventh
Sfontana Bible School
Fred Tams
Emil Seaman
Jesus
Cc. E
C. E
First Congregational Church
First “Congregational”church
Cuseu
Redéerter
Houseley
Adele Babbitt
Roms
Chesehurch
People’s Society
Anne
Tarakey
Katherine Wergel
Bob Bryan
A. Solo
Bonilla
Valetor
Star Cleaners
Groton
Eugene Funk
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