Society Groups Meet for Local Club Activities
A busy schedule of society events takes place across Labor Temple, city halls, and homes. Meetings include B of J F E, Newman club, James River Lodge, Knights of Columbus, Alpha Delphian, Degress of Honor, and Women’s Club with notes on venues, times, and attendee-led activities such as showers, lectures, and bridge parties.
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Newman Club
James River Lodge No
I. C
F. Hell. K. P
P. E
William Olson
Kansas Avenue
Women's Club
Chicago & North Western Railway System
Degres of Honor Officers Club
Rirs. W. S. Gascoigne
Idaho Avenue
Wikoski ¢Club
Mary Anspach
YW. C. A
R. C
Labor Temple
Colfax Reberial
Knights of Columbus
K & Bal
Alpha Delphian Chapter
City Hall
Colleza
Bris
HG. Titt
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Agnes Legh
Nebraska Avenue
Beadle County
Vera Flanagan
Wisconsin Avenue
Fraternal club and social events in Woonsocket
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hosts entertained guests with cards and dancing at their hall followed by an oyster supper. Local residents hosted dinners and bridge parties, with notes on travel plans, club meetings, and community events including school programs and a university pay fact.
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Berrebarral Ladd Ddd
Odd
Rebekah
Graca Brevena
Misa Stella Crippen
Noble
Rebekehs
J. J. Okken
Henry Roenfeldt
Odd Fellows
Wessington Springs Socials Highlight Bridge and Parties
Wessington Springs society notes describe a 1 PM luncheon hosted by Mrs Harry Jansen with 16 guests and a bridge game won by Hazel Hobart of Woonsocket. Nearby gatherings honored Mrs A L Pinard on her birthday, with five hundred played and a luncheon. Mrs Wade Zink received a 7 PM dinner compliment and Mrs J H Farrington led women’s high score while Nell Zink led men’s. A third party honored Mrs Wade Zink at the Stockard and Ross homes with a three course dinner and bridge, and Mrs Harry Jansen hosted a 7 PM bridge dinner for 16 at her home.
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Exire Nos
A. W.hopkins
Ilnois Avenue
P.C. W. Kuehn
Mra
E. J. Heanig
H. SN. Carlsen
Bernard Bough
Hopkins
W. H. Saxton
A. A.’ Wollmann
Wollmin
Nebraska Avenue
Vouthwast
Valentine Favors
Dinmeen
Mee
Clive Morey
C. HB. Bell
Fourth Street
Donetr Bridge
Ehridge
M. E. Blyntong
LA. Churchill
Kiven
Belt
George W. Wright
Bell Nome
H. Link
C. FE
Wright
Prige
Bridge
John A. Sauer, Jr
Third Street
Sauer
Alice Manwarring
Rock Rapids
J. C. Dexter
Bessie Robbins
C. H. Bell
Mias
Gertrude Null
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Hall
Hazel Hobart
Sarah Zink
BE. B. Oddy
Hi. C. Hansen
Warren
Herman Katzenberger
Ed Strub
Stanley Gross
Lane
Harry Roache
William Bridge
Third Bridge Club
Roache
Grace Simon
Hat Luong
B.S
Aba
Togular
Charles
Rogger
Henry
Heine
Wade Zink
Louie
Buck
Zink
Mra, Cashman of
Lotcher
A.J. Noble
Panaduna, Gat
Woonsocket
Harry Jansen
Heroine
Lucille Calverley
A. L. Pinard
Patty
Lt. M. Larsen
J.H. Farrington
Nell Zink
W. BR
George Miller
Diary Notes on Cold Day and Caring for Horse
A Centra South Dakota farm woman records a cold windy Saturday January 275 with chores like house cleaning and weekly mending. She plans dinner with Nancy, mentions not seeing the child all week, and notes their aging horse Cappy near twenty years old and in poor health. The entry ends with a note on film edits in Japan removing kissing closeups.
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Cappy
Dan
Huron Debaters Win At Madison
Huron high school debaters Aletta Halvorsen and Bernice Bowers defeated Madison’s Amy Burr and Antonette Ashenbaucke 8-0 in Madison. The win does not affect Huron’s standings. next Thursday night Huron faces Mitchell at home with Prof. E. L. Jackson judging.
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Madison
Fillro Hgh
Missouri River Help Electric
Huron
Aletta Halvorsen
Bernice Bowers
Amyi Burr
Antonette Ashenbauckes
Webate
D. C. Reatter
Madison Brookings
Waron
Mitchell
EL. H. Jackson
Pi Nie
Huron Ellege
Beadle County Transfers Abstract and Tithe Co Filing
Beadle County abstract and tithe company records show W F Matzke transferring property to Louis OC, Ketterins in Huron for NW% 32-110-3. The Olympic Games representation rose from 26 nations and 2,000 athletes in 1908 to language and over 6,000 athletes in 1928.
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Beadle County Abstract and Tithe Co
W.f.matzke
Louis OC
Ketterins
Huron
Pri
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Huron College
Vera LaCraft
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Frank Lowey
KH. Crown
South
W. Campbell
Wilmsen
Heela
Newton W. Hart
Columbia
Mary L. Evans
M. Hawes
D. Crandall
Ed. Powers
C.H. Cummings
Walter Hunt
B. P. Rouse
Mabel Haley
Leta Finch
Gus Begsemanard Gon
B. J. Mather
A. B. Quiggle
W. E. Lovejoy
Ed. Miller
Mrs. Finley
Mr. Flaley
ST. Agnes Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
Walter Banneman
Melitta Ruble
Alpia Delphia
Alpha Dephian
Wrecka
H. A. Fhackery
Thackeray
Dickens
Hartwich Fru
Martin Chuzzelwit
Old Curiosity Shop
Miss Nult
Vanity Fair
Malenige Ay
Woonsocket Society
Steichen
J. F. Thilland
Frances
Nick Welter
Charles Regynski
Andrew “Swenson
Nick Weeker
Elmer Mortis
A.C. Clark
John Dodge
Hobart
Stella. Anderson
H. S. Ozie
Uridge
Clark
Twin Lake Homes
Walter Mitchell
Bronx City
Texas
C. BR. Hatch
Pierre
Fred Keene
Sioux City
Medical Association
Comenreizl Club
Jerauld
F. L. Zink
Alice Butterfield
Dorothy Carr
Dush Meink
Veda Barber
Florence Henry
Johnson School
Epson
Dent
Jean —Alteon
Alice McDonald
R. J. Cook
The
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Acheme
Lambkin
J. J. Schimerer
And
R. Hatch
B.C. Whitney
Aten Cutler
Fred Dunhem
Rebekah Lodge
P. BE
James Carson
Ernest Vessey
Roy Jones
Sioux Falla
Esther Hertzberg
Marietta
Minn
Farmers Savings Babi
Wessington Springs Society
N. Melcher
Tim Revel
Barry Ming
Barry
Hudaur
Longstaff
Centra
South -Dakota Farm ‘Woman
Japan
Ialasce
Home. Furnishers
R. N. Jones Chevrolet Co