Society Notes From A Busy Monday in Town
Evelyn Coyne reports a flurry of society meetings including Literary Coterie at Mary The Past Oracle, Royal Neighbors at Captain Alexander Telford Chapter D.A.H., Dorcas Society at church parlors, Women of Mooseheart Legion in Wheeler's hall, K P Lodge and James River lodge events, a postponed McKinley PTA.A basket social for Boy Scout troop 28, High School Faculty Wives at Mrs E E Cram's home, Twentieth Century club at Mrs S G Oviatt's, Willing Workers study club, Legion Auxiliary, DeMolay lodge, Business and Professional Women costume party in the YWCA cottage, and related activities across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pela
Association of the
Royal Neighbors
Alexander Telford
A. H
Kinkead
California Avenue
Aonthweet
Dorcas Society
Caroline
Margaret Melom
Mooseheart Legion
Wheeler’s Hall
K. P. Lodge
James River Lodge No. 32
Mondey
F. Hal
Mckinley PT. A
E. E. Cram
Nebraskas Avenue Southwest
Twentieth Century Club
S. G. Oviatt
Chas. Kats
Willing Workers Study
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
DeMolay Lodge
Valentine Bridge and Luncheon Socials Reported
Local clubs hosted card games and Valentine decorum at multiple homes. Miss Esther Disrud and Miss Catherine Hunt won bridge prizes. Mrs Urquhart and Miss Spoketey served luncheon. Separate gatherings featured the Wilson School Girl Reserves and the Wisconsin Bridge Club with prize winners noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyla
Seran
A. M.-Urquhart
eas-Orexont Avenue
Esther Disrud
Catherine. Hunt
Thomas Erickson
Dakota Avenue South
Willam Doherty
Rapid
J. 3. Barns
Fred Saxton
Doherty
School club awards gifts at four-table game event
The club composed of teachers from Haren ety schools awarded gifts to Miss Lucille Bruce Vernon Sorenson and Miss Ethel Merrill. The game was played at four tables with a Valentine themed menu and colors carried out by the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Off Officers Club
J. E. Smith
Fiee Re Club
Pete Schott
Joe Salebert
Illinois Avenue Southwest
BL. Landon
J. C. Johnson
Seichert
J. W. Carley
Rofwi
Farrewoman Diary Entry From Centra South Dakota Weather
Ground hog day notes cloudy cold and windy weather with brief sun. The writer describes shopping lunch and visiting four families then taking Jean to market and Nan taking Will to a desired location before returning. Car performed adequately until reaching destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Jean
Car trouble ends in garage wait and gossip on road after repair
A vehicle overheated on a windy afternoon forcing the group to abandon the drive. They left the car at a shop, took a taxi home, and debated dinner plans as they considered road conditions. Neighborhood notices mention licenses issued and several social gatherings at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Nancy
Jean
pSaow
Trouble With “2a” Leaves You Feeling Weak
A brief line notes that the phrase 2a causes lingering weakness and a long return to normal vitality, suggesting ongoing fatigue and low energy after use. The commentary hints at a lasting pep deficit without detailing remedies or causes.
Five Groups in Faculty Recital at Hurow College
Hurow College hosts the first faculty recital in the college chapel Monday evening at o clock. Three piano groups and two violin groups perform. Pianist Misa Bessa Stackpole, instructor, is assisted by Professor D Lewe Hendrickam, violin instructor, with Professor D J Gage as accompanist. The program includes Waltz No 2 by Weber Bermeister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurow-college
Hurow College
Misa Bessa Stackpole
D. Lewe Hendrickam
D. J. Gage
Weber-Bermeister
Ware
Anonymous musical repertoire fragment appears in terse catalog
The text lists a series of music titles and names including Fantasie Impromptu, Nocturne, Chanson Polonaise, Liebestod references, and multiple composer and performer surnames, presented as a fragmented catalog without coherent narrative or dates. It reads like an OCR scrape of a musical program or library index containing incomplete entries and stray punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nothi
SOR Meetah Costain Music Store
Buck Leaves for Brother's Funeral in Des Moines
Buck, proprietor of the Back Produce Company, left this morning for Des Moines to attend his brother BH Buck's funeral. The deceased formerly served as farm manager for the Central Life Insurance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
A. B. Buck
Back Produce Company
Des Moines
Joan
Department of the Central Life Insurances Company
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Evelyn Coyne
Mondal
Huron ‘Review
Bahor Temple
Thebrary
Labor Ti ‘Rem
Tieare
Burns
Fifth Street Southwest
Century Heart Club
Happy Houte Club
Happy Hour Club
John Stackwick
Fifth Street
John Fugisang
Frank Shepherd
Frank McMahon
Fugisang
A. A. Haute
Dangater
Flora
Stackwick
Creistian Workers Circle
Christian Workers Circle
M. C. Sorenson
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Huron
Willi
City Hall
Mrs. Kiel
Miss. Shattz
Miss Babcock
Mre
George 3Rd
Mr.Bytie
Bytie
Rowe
Hench
Stewart
C. F. Stewart
Dakota Avenue North
Bert Phillips
Pearl Gunderson
Lucille Bruce
Hsther Seton
Phillips
Wieson
Gere
Wilson
Faith Haskell
Clty
Helen Chester
Mary Senate Howes
Washington
Girl Reserve
Wisconsin Bridge Club
W. Spitter
George Adams
Wisconsin Avenue
Valentine
H. B. Hatfield
C. H. Anderson
C. C. Cogswell
pridke-Wednemany
Dakotw Averao
Centra
South Dakota
Farrewoman
Miller Society
Frank Nober
Benita Weisner
Orient
H. K. Schroeder
Richard Spain
Josephine Kittelson
Ge Geographical Club
R. Anderson
Green
Sattmarsh
Presbyterilan
Catholic Altar Society
Miss Simon
Elnora Bo Simon
C. Rugh Sundar
Aththerahedra
Keng
Herr Parentugy
Misco
Utilac
Avenue Lumber & Mig. Co
Comer
Wyoming
le & Granite
Ander Purmeistel
Handelee
Mr. Renfrick
Gio Nocturne
Mr. Hen
Stackpole
Fisher
All America
Oakland
General ‘Motors
Williams Motor Company
Corner
Second and
Wisconsin
Oaklan
James Francis Cooke
The
Etude
Saint Henry
Detroit
Henry
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