Social Events in Huron Crowded With Meetings and Weddings
Evelyn Cays hosts a party for Mrs. Victor Vincent with bridge prizes and a luncheon. A Bonilla couple Francis Zell French and Thelma Marie Radtke wed at the Presbyterian manse. Numerous club meetings and special notices broadcast social activities across Huron including labor temple events and a row of initiations and opera trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niermeyer
H. E. Niermeyer
Twelfth Street
Victor Vincent
Highmore
Carl Drumm
Edith Bruner
A. Fitzgerald
Kroeller
Wayne Wilson
A.T. Niermeyer
Drumm
Fonilla
Hubert Ketelle
Bonilla
Francis Zell French
Thelma Marie Radtke
Ketelle
February Meeting of D A R and S A R
Informal reception at Mrs Bayles home as HB Mocher played piano selections. Lunch by members. Mrs Peterson awarded a motion picture gift. D A R February meeting held with Mrs Lafferty and Miss Davis assisting. By law revisions discussed to align with national society. State conference dates set for Sioux Falls March 25 26. Joint banquet planned for Feb 20 at Evergreens. Kathleen Cone of Washington DC elected regent’s alternate delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Club
Rowena Circle
Howena
Kate Stowe
Marguerite Stowe
Second Street
Charles Osborne
Low Ingall
Woonsocket
First Stowe
L. C. Zartman
Mocher
Alexander Tedford
Amet
Ww. H. Bayles
C. A. Lafferty
Caroline Davis
National Society
Sioux Falls
Washington
Evergreens
Kathleen Cone
Washington, D. C
National Congress
Herbert Titt
Anniversary of Fift ieth Wedding Day for Peek Couple
Afternoon calls from friends and neighbors marked the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peek at 865 Lawn Ridge Avenue Southeast. Laurel Peek wore her grandmother's dress while Jeannette Kerr helped serve refreshments as Valentine table decorations garnished the luncheon. A six o'clock dinner for nineteen covered the family. Attending were H. B. Peek and spouse, S. H. Kerr and spouse of Huron, D. M. Peek and spouse of Galipu New Mexico, David Van Praag and Mary Grove of Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peek
Lawn Ridge Avenue
Laurel Peek
H. B. Peek
Huron
Jeannette Kerr
Valentine
Peek
5. H. Kerr
D. M. Peek
Galipu, N. M
David van Praag
Mary Grove
Minneapolis
Report on Americanization committees at Ellis Island
A detailed report outlines the work of the Americanization and Ellis Island committees. It describes crowded conditions for detained immigrant women with idle hands and scarce materials, and notes the DAR store run by Miss Contessa supplying sewing knitting and embroidery supplies free of charge, with a rule to finish one piece before obtaining another. continued on page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Island
Manual For
Datt
Therou
Miss Contessa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evelyn Cays
Huron Central Labor Union
Labor Temple
Pauline R.V. Schaedler
Hinkley
Clyde Hinkley
Mouthwest
J. V. Kalahar
Roy Bramwell
Carl Wolff
Margeret Dahl
Kalahar
American Legion Auxiliary
K. P. Hall
Gwyneth Ellen van Duzee
Shirley
Beverly DeGeest
Aline Wagner
Pessy Schaefer
Mary Catherine Crawford
June Adams
Dolores Koppert
Donna Stratton
Betty Jean Hagman
Margaret Schaefer
Mary Royhl
Mary Ann Peterson
Peggy Royhl
Maxine Fry
Hildegarde Rother
Karl Buchholz
OWLS
Owls Eich
Elks Ball Room
Art Clough
Entre Nous Club
Rudolph Jaehn
Colorado Avenue Southwest
Albert Anderson
A. W. Hopkins
C. F. Stewart
Jahn
Sioux City
Camden Rayburn
Carolyn
Robert D. Lusk
Chester White
St. Paul
1 G. Knabe
Twin Cities
Rowena
Stowe Home
Brotherhood of American Yeomen Lodge
Viola Love
Grace Phelan
Milbank
South Dakota
Love
Phelan
Mitchell
Ella Dahl
J. BR. Johnson
T. M. Simmons
Lyda Hinckley
Supreme Representatives
Ed Moldenhauer
Mrs. Pollock
Peter Pollock
Tenth Street Southwest
D. McNelis
Ralph Bischoff
IV. D. O'Dell
Catalpa Circle
Reiss
Charles Heiss
Mir
Herman ‘Weir
Clark Nelson
Hinckley
Hessa
Chris Paulson
Herman LeEngle
Amelia Stafford
6Th St
Liberty, Wa
Maiden
Mass
Benj. Moore Triangle Club
Betty Moore
Wow
Omaha
WHO
Des Moines
NBC
KSTE
O’neal
The
Independen
Lic
OLD Grimes
Alaska
Michigan
Oregon
California
Spitzenburg
Rome
Artment Bologna
Pere Lard
Detroit
KGDY
Bay
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