Social Events and Various Club Meetings Report
WEDNESDAY special communication Huron Lodge No. 268 AF and A M tonight at 7 90 o clock with work in the B A degree. THURSDAY Ladies Association of the Presbyterian Church splits into groups for luncheons and meetings across multiple addresses. St Cecelia s Band of the Altar Society meets at 2 30 at 729 Ninth Street Southwest. Numerous fraternal and civic groups hold Thursday gatherings in Wheeler s Hall Labor Temple IOOF Hall and other venues. Jefferson PTA notes Lang talk on Schools and the Constitution with Founders Day programs and student performances. Three Ways Club hosts bridge and birthday celebration. Catalpa Circle meets at Mrs C C Jefferson s home with club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Lodge No. 268
Ladies Association of the Presbyterian Church
Carl Voigt
Nebraska Avenue
Laurence Betts
Wisconsin Avenue
J. T. Paulson
Oregar Avenue
H. G. Titt
Ohio Avenue
C. N. Marston
Idaho
St. Cecelia’s
Band of the Altar Society
J. S. McDonale
Ninth Street
Loyal Order of Moose
Wheeler’s Hall
Kilmer Forum
P.m Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant
F. Hal
Degree of Honor Lodge No. 46
Labor Temple
Canton
Congregational Ladies Aid Lowety
Optima Extension Club No. 2
Harold Cranston
St. Rose's Band of the Altar Society
Watt
Trinity Guild
Pred Zink
H. O. Sewell
Lincoln
C. E. Fristad
Mingis Avenue
The
Methodist Church
Wesley Hall
Charles Gray
Twelfth Street
Bernice Newell
Alfred Ross
Lawn Ridge Avenue
Rainbow Odie
R. Tu
Walter Ketelyon
Town Avenue
H. Bruner
Cecil B. Shepherd
Bertha Ketel Hesnn
Mothers Club
Mizpah
E. S
Queen of the Prairies Lodge No
B.C. of A
A. Lang
Jefferson Parent Teacher Association
Ray Johnson
Lang
Patty Bender
Mary ‘Elton Kooymin
Selog
Vinton Luther
Phyllis Borne
Miss. Snowden
Paulson
Huron
Jefferson School
PT. A
Miss Snowden
Foltman
B. F. Patton
S.P. Glanzer
C.J. Madison
Beauty News Helena Rubinstein Cosmetics Spark Valentine Scheme
A vanity filled note extols Helena Rubinstein cosmetics as a marvelous Valentine aid for a man to charm a woman. The brief item hints at cosmetics as a masculine whisper to win affection through beauty products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmetics
Helena Rubinstein
Valentine
Local social and club notices span Huron events
Local court backs national movement against indecent literature and organizes weekly blessed sacrament visits. Catholic Daughters, bridge contests, and prizewinners noted. Clubs host dinners, bridge, book reviews, and missionary society meetings with plans for new members and future gatherings. A Vincent couple wed, others attend dinners and lessons. Continuous social calendar includes railway women meeting and various local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
K. Chol
National Movement
Rarph Schaliers
W. Costes
Evening Auction Bridge Party Honors Travelers
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scotter hosted four tables of auction bridge at their Kansas Avenue Northeast home to honor Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cullen who depart Saturday for Minneapolis after a Hanford Airlines transfer. Scores went to Mrs. 4. R. Scotter, Robert Schwartz, Mrs. Kenneth Neville. traveling prize to Mr. Cullen. Valentine decorations framed the lunch to close the evening.
Guilty Verdict In Huron Gambling Case
A Municipal Court jury found H Stam guilty on a gambling charge after a nearly five hour deliberation. Stam, arrested with eight others in a December raid by Huron police, faces sentencing next Friday before Judge C N Hall. Other February docket cases concluded with guilty pleas or minor fines. I O Hagen defended Stam. City Attorney George E Longsta led the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municcipal Court
H. Stam
Stam
Huron
C. N. Hall
Ted Moore
Wilfred Bodhnen
Lloyd Younglave
I. O. Hagen
George E. Longsta
Births and travel briefs fill city notices
City readers receive news of several births including a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koren of Grand Forks and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Minum in Huron, plus a marriage license for Lloyd Duke and Ruth Housman. Local trips, a Valentine ad, and a car accident injure Gov. Butex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Clarence Dale
Ruth Ann Howmman
Hure On
A. L. Kinkead
Fern Humphrey
Herbert Gosch
Roy Housman
Dake
Wessington
Humphrey Drug Store
Paul Koren
Grand Forks
N. D
Koren
Gertrude Ann Steverwald
Buran
F. C. Steverwald
Sity
Kiel Bros, Inc
H. R. Cosiain
Castain Apartmenis
Cleveland
Clarence Duke
Huron
Ruth Ann Housman
Burton Olsen
Olsen
Lewis Jones
Vincent
Wagner
Gadvie
California
Rex Pember
Walkers
Midge J, Nefer
Yale
Huron Hospital
Clursneo
Tollefoon
Hitchcock
Theme for College Week Announced by Huron College
Fats Presbyterian Church of Parga names speaker for Spiritual Emphasis Week February 7. He selects Essential Verbs of Life as general subject I am I think I know I see I feel I believe I can I ought I will I wonder. Morning services feature a quartet with Ward on piano. Evening gatherings in college dining hall led by Miss Laverna Jones. Discussions focus on College and Leisure Time as attendance grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Ware
Saya
Jnswer
Fats
Presbyterian Church of Parga
Huron College
Kenneth Knant
John Lynch
Harold Studer
Mel Costain
Professor Ward
Laverna Jones
Sponsory
Man Who Threatened Aimee Surrenders to Police
In Los Angeles a conscience-stricken man named James E Hart surrendered to Justice Department agents after admitting he sent a death threat and demanded $10,000 from evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. He claimed the letter was a bluff to coerce a payoff. Hart was booked at the county jail on suspicion of attempted extortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee
Los Angeles
Department To Justice
Aimee Semple McPherson
James E. Hart
John Hanson
Hart
Missouri River Navigation Association praised for regional development
Weaver former Nebraska governor and MV Association president praised the Missouri Valley group at a banquet. He outlined 13 years of MVNA work, highlighted a six foot navigable channel from St Louis to Kansas City and new barge service. He noted construction to St Joseph and plans to reach Omaha next year and urged extending navigation through Dakota and Montana to Fort Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Nebraska
Mississippi Valley Association
Missouri Valley Associaion
Missouri Valley
Missouri River Navigation Association
Missouri River
St Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Dakota
Montana
Fort Peck Diam
New Conscious Essay on Protecting River Resources
A Missouri River forum urges government action to protect soil and water resources. It calls for dependable navigation from Sioux City to the mouth, flood control for river towns, ongoing stream flow studies, and a soil conservation program including small creeks. The speaker links cheap transport to solving farm problems and cites high freight rates as a major factor in the agricultural downturn, noting a 30 million bushel surplus needing foreign outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Missouri River
Sioux City
Mississippi Valley Association
Missouri River Valley
Missouri Valley
Annual agricultural meeting draws wide attendance
The banquet and civic program closed the event with speeches by Weaver Weeks and other notables. Delegates arrived by special train from Yankton, with the VFW drum corps entertaining in the business district. The gathering highlighted hopes for improved markets and lasting farm policy solutions.
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Jefferson P. T. A
Three Ways Club
Builgers
A. V. Burger
Nick Manolis
Fanny Burger
Dybdahl
Vern Burger
J. Hofer
Manolis
Catalpa Circle
Mets
C. C. Jefferson
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Catalpa
Workn
Ehroukh
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B.itnacan
New
Paramount
of Riel
Commodore
Swaggers
Lester
Habicht
Beauty News
FL Meyeray l
Maggie Ohlwine
C. F. ‘Lytle
J. W. Schollian
Roy Perking
Norma Haffner
Airs. Reynolds
Pla
la Extension Llub
G. G. Reynolds
J. F. Higgins
Reynolds
M. B. Risinger
J. C. Preiberghaw
Counle
Burton Olen
Maude Carver
C.E. Wilcox
Muren
Jones
Joe Anderson
Mrs. Olsen
Mr. Olsen
Betty Meier
Edythe Keck
Maryin Hughit
Laretta Kyat- Ing
Betty Minkel
Sussignary Society
Fuglsangs
John Fuglsang
Missionary Society of the American Luthers Church
John Englebretsen
Earl McFadden
NR. Carlson
Carlsons
H. N. Carlton
Margaret Canglan
Pierre
Elizabeth Drake
Mary Ethelyn Habicht
Eleanor Kouft
Mary Ethelyn Havidt
Ruth Disney
Lois Mallon
Arlene Minsker
Dorothea Dunbar
Della May Brandvold
Ella, Holm
Harriet Carlson
Maxine Anderson
Viglet Holm
Chicago & North Western Railway Women’s Club
Elas
P.M. Cassidy
John Fugisang
Mutual Service
Art Rhode
C. F.austin
H. P. Rasmussen
A. E. Bruner
Annnounces
Chaseperlain Laboratories
DNC
Chambelain
Eamed
Spo
Eee
Prus. Skoug
ID. Weeks
Saw Dakota University
Gen. MM
Tom Berry
Pry Crockett
Karl E. Mundt
Mad
Son Beak
Mus
Tran
Yankton
Ton
V. F. W. Drum and Bugle Corps
Busines
Han Ee
Lig Dey
Montgomery Ward
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