Community social events fill Thursday through Friday
Local clubs and church groups announce Thursday and Friday meetings across many venues. Women's Missionary Society, Ladies Aid, and circles from M E church First Christian Presbyterian Lutheran and Congregational plan gatherings at homes and church basements with topics on national missions and India. Also Owls club masquerade dance Friday night at Baron Country Club.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Harry Carlson
Town Avenue
Larlies
First Christian Church
Hunefelt
Fair Grounds
Royal Neighbors of America
Castle Hall
Loyal Order of Moose
Labor Temple
Ladies Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Seventh Street
J. S. Colton
M. E. Scruby
McCune
George Miller
Shobter
Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
D. H. Spieker
Colorado Avexe
Southwest
Anderson
W. H. Bayles
India
American Lutheran Church
Trinity Guild
Thrift Extension Club
Ecklund
Dakota Avenue
Routh
Highmore Society Activities Highlight Social Week
The Monday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Johnson featured a seven o clock feast and a three table bridge. Congregational church held a Wednesday evening pot luck supper and business meeting led by Rev. Pengelly from Ft Pierre. Kensington club met at Mrs. W. G. McDonald followed by a social afternoon and dinner. A one thirty luncheon at Mrs. R. J. Drew’s home included needlework after a three course meal hosted by Mrs. Drew and Mrs. J. B. Perkins. Mrs. John Yollum hosted a gathering of former Grandmothers club members for a social afternoon and later a substantial supper. Population note: about 1,304,300 Smiths and 1,024,200 Johnsons in the United States.
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American Association of University Women
Marvin Hugbitt
Europe
Orient
College
Royal C. Agne
Benjamin Thomas
Palestine
Turkey
John Wharton
Louise French
Cleata Thorpe
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Constantinople
Hubert Ketelle
A. M. Urgulart
India
Hardin van Deursen
Mandalay
Daniel Gage
A. M. Haskell
China
Hong Kong
Johnson
George Johnson
Bellingham
Wash
Eugene Johnson
Congregational Church
Pengelly
Ft Pierre
Kensington Club
W. G. McDonald
R. J. Drew
J. B. Perkins
John Yollum
Grandmothers Club
Local notes and notices from Huron area
Robert Rutherford returns from Minneapolis visit and promotes Central Warehouse with contact details. Local business, housing, and family notices including a mastoid operation recovery, apartment requests, travel to Washington, a baby’s birth, and a church supper. Also mentions Red Owl ad, insurance agents in town, and a midwinter rummage sale. اکثر details in compact community ledger style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rutherford
Minneapolis
Call Central Warehouse
N. P
Huron
C. C. Rich
Omaha
Travelers Insurance Company
George Johnson
Ethel
Alvin
Wilford
Lloyd
Bellingham
Wash
Red Owl Stores Inc
Advc
William Calleghan
A. A. Kuble
Sioux City
Congregational
W. E. Sage
Victor
Sage
Hot Springs
J. K. Pease
Russell Woolstrehill
Fred Sage
Donald Sage
Congregational Church
Louis Hengelfelt
Hitchcock
Huron Hospital
Hardware men meet in Rapid City for annual convention
Delegates to the twenty sixth annual convention of the South Dakota Retail Hardware association are in session in Rapid City listening to talks by J D Evans of Rapid City C J Christopherson of Minneapolis and Rivers Peterson of Indianapolis. Hardware men from Nebraska Wyoming and South Dakota are registered. New officers will be elected at the close of the convention tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
South Dakota Retail Hardware Association
J. D. Evans
C. J. Christopherson
Minneapolis
Rivers Peterson
Indianapolis
Nebraska
Wyoming
South Dakota
Prince Lennart Lets Royal Duty Go To Wed Commoner
Prince Lennart exchanged betrothal rings with his fiancée Fraulein Karl Nissvandt in her sick room last night. The 19 year old is ill with influenza but improving. King Gustav has not sanctioned the marriage, though many Swedes see the romance as heartfelt. Lennart’s father Prince William approved but regrets royal rights being relinquished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Lennart
Fraulein Karl Nissvandt
Prince William
Gustav
Fraulein Nissvandt
Card Of Thanks For Kindness And Offerings
We thank friends neighbors World War Veterans and Rev Lochridge for kindness and offerings during our bereavement. George Reid Julius Kettleson J M Kline Me and Mrs E Stachwiche Blanche Doty 24 adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lochridge
George Reid
Julius Kettleson
J. M. Kline
Stachwiche Blanche Doty
Weather summary for Huron and surrounding states
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions in the south and east. South Dakota and Minnesota forecast fair with some clouds and mild temperature rises, while Iowa expects fair skies tonight and Thursday with increasing cloudiness and little temperature change. Sunrise 7 47 a m sunset varies by location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Northwest
Minnesota
Northwast
Iowa
Radio Box Debate Sparks Mountain Attitude Change
The mountaineers revised their initial judgment of the radio box contents after observing Amos and Andy. Early radio skepticism softened as opinion shifted toward accepting the broadcasts as authentic records of modern life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Andy
Real Estate Transfers in Huron Ledger
Furnished transfers show A Dak Say Laan Co selling to Jennie N Pier a 0.15 acre parcel at Beach Bryant and Dick inson's Addition to Huron for 1.5 dollars and Lawrence G Munster selling to Francia Lor etta Fink Lots 30 and 3 in Fisher's Addition to Huron for 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROAR
Dak, Say, & Laan Co
Jennie N. Pier
Huron
Beach
Bryant & Dickinson
Lawrence G. Munster
Francia
Loretta Fink
Fisher
Unclear South Dakota Road Report Fragment
Weather and road conditions reported for several cities including Mitchell Watertown Yankton Sioux Falls Huron Rapid City Aberdeen Brookings and Brookings with varied temperatures and precipitation notes but many items garbled or incomplete. Roads are listed as good in most entries and some locales show clear or partly cloudy skies despite errors in the OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Watertown
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Huron
Rapid City
Aberdeen
Brookings
Preeto
Narve
Special tax measure on corn oil for lard benefit
A fragment notes opposition to a proposed tax on corn oil to subsidize lard, arguing the policy is unjustified and benefits a competing product rather than the intended program. The text reflects a debate over agricultural pricing or taxation policy.
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Martin
St. Teresa's Hall
K. P. Hall
Star
C. F
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el Riad
Masonic Temple
Owls Club
St. Valentine's Day
Baron Country Club
Arthough
Dekotans Orchestra
Buron
Beriel
Frank Thompson
W. C. Botkin
J. MacDonald
Schuyler
Loomis
Woodmen Circle
Hulda Schott
Mary Bierkeset
Frank Avenue
Southleast
Eva Sherman
Hertha Locker
Bjerkeset
L. Johnson
Meccoy
Irvin McCoy
Mrs. McCoy
Twenty-second
Rebekahs
John G. Williams
Lothrop
A Lambert
Becker
W. H. Gamble
Fanny
Fetk
Highmore Society
United States
Smith
Prince
Prempt F
Bismarck
North Platte
Saint Paul Sheridan
Williston
Pierre
Sen J
New York
Dental Clinic —Dentists— Basen, & Th
Costaia
Associated Corn Products Manufacturers
Corn Producte
United States Department of Commerce