Social events and club notices for Saturday to Monday
Saturday events include a Valentine party at Mrs A J Ingle with Pearl Creek Council of W C A families, a Lebar Temple meeting, and an Odd Fellows gathering. Monday features Knights of Pythias cabaret at K P hall, Women’s Club of Chicago and North Western railway group meet, Newman Club rescheduled, and a Bridge gathering at Mrs F J Geyerman’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Creek Council
A. J. Ingle
Newman Club
Alfar Society
James River Lodge No. 32
Odd Fellows
Hard Times Luncheon Hosted by Presbyterian Ladies Group
Group No 1 of the Ladies Association of the Presbyterian church hosted a 1 30 luncheon at Mrs Georg Sherman's 1240 Illinois Ave SW. Guests sat in the baseman area with paper tableware from ads and colored papers. A reading on Abraham Lincoln and a word contest for hard time yielded winners Mrs Rey Tredway and best costume prizes went to Mrs Dale Thorne and Mrs Leonard Deviz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Association
Presbyterian Church
Georg Sherman
Illinois Avenue Southwest
R. A. Bucharsan
E J. Dougherty
Lving
Chester ‘Walker
Rey Tredway
Dale Thorne
Leonard Deviz
War
Lincoln
Fred Greene
W. A. Carlson
Nebreske Avenue
Abraham Lincoln
Pup SD
Lincoln School
Carlton
Ella Schad
Betty Phillips
Fera Mae Lieyd
Lorraine Olson
Patty Lou Agne
Marion Oviatt
Dorothy Dunbar
Doris Krog
Helen Zeller
Mary Ethelyn Habibh
Mrs. Chapman
Huron
Club Meeting Showcases Curtain Treatment Demonstration
The Social Sisters Extension club met at Mrs August Makdenhaurs home with sixteen members and six visitors. Mrs August Elintermeister and Mrs Arthur Timm led a Curtain Treatment demonstration and Dorothy Jones a bride elect was feted with gifts in a mock wedding. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Lambert and Mrs Timm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Sisters Extension Club
August Makdenhaur
August Elintermeister
Arthur Timm
Dorothy Jones
Ton
Bidestaidy
C. Gellar
Bet Ex
Round Table Club
L. L. Mellynine
Paul King
Ed Hinkley
Brookings
L. V. Cranston
C. 0. Cranston
Helen Mille
Club Plan Pot Luck Dinner On March 17
Avenue southeast will entertain the club on March 17 when a pot luck supper will be served by the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue Southeast
Weather snapshot for February and current month
Weather brief notes include February records with highest and lowest values, precipitation totals for the month and year to date. Sunrise at 7 35 a m and sunset at 6 00 p m. Forecast from South Dakota calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight with increasing cloudiness and warmth on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haren
Vitiaity
Road Report Skimpy Sioux Falls Loop Weather Map
Road report lists multiple South Dakota cities with temperatures highs from 5 to 17 and lows from 3 to 14. Precipitation is minimal or none. roads are reported good and clear in most locales. Some entries show typos but generally indicate clear driving conditions across Waterton Yankton Huron Aberdeen Rapid City Brookings Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Waterton
Yankton
Huron
Trace
Brookings
Pierre
State President Guests at Huron District Doctors Dinner
State President and Dr P D Peabody of Webster joined Huron district physicians for a regular dinner at Hotel Marvin Hughitt last night. Dr H L Smith of Mayo Clinic Ro chester spoke on Practical Application of Electrocardiography. About 25 attended with guests G H Gulbrandson Davidson Tillisch Brookings and A C Clark Woonsocket. Dr M S Cogswell of Wolsey presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Peabody
Webster
South Dakota Medical Society
Huron District
Marvin Hughitt
H. L. Smith
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
G. H. Gulbrandson
Davidson
H. Tillisch
Brookings
A. C. Clark
Woonsocket
M. 5. Cogswell
Wolsey
The
Huron District Society
Seed Testing On Conventions Program
Aberdeen February 13 reporters note a three day convention of the South Dakota weed growers featuring speakers Th J Hasell extension pathologist US department of agriculture and C R Billings field agent Northwest Crop Improvement Association Minneapolis Laboratory work will be explained by Mathew Fowlds Brookings and Samuel Garver US field station Redfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Th. J. Hasell
United States Department of Agriculture
C. R. Billings
Northwest Crop Improvement Association
Minneapolis
Mathew Fowlds
Brookings
Samuel, Garver
U. S
Redfield
Woonsocket Legion Opens Club Rooms
Woonsocket Legionnaires dedicated the club rooms in the new Legion Community building with a post meeting. Visitors from Mitchell and White Lake attended. The session concluded with the kitchen and dining room inaugurated and a lunch served to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket Legion
Woonsocket
Woonsocket Legionnaires
Working Hours Change for Women in Cotton Mills
Washington feb 13 operators of 70 percent of the nations cotton mills agreed to end night work for women and children on march first if owners with five percent more join. George A Sloan head of the Cotton Textile Institute conveyed the word to President Hoover and expressed the group's hope and belief that more mills would join soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
George A. Sloan
New York
Cotton Textile Institute
After White House conference Sloan issues statement on support
The record notes Secretary Lamont's involvement at a White House conference and Sloan releasing a statement praising the president for sympathetic support of a movement. It mentions assurances to supporters and a plan affecting women and children, with comment on prepared changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Lamont
Sloan
Endangers Plane When Air Sick Man Causes Uproar
In Detroit a Chicago advertising man James Mangan endangered a Chicago to Detroit flight watched by two passengers and pilot Louis Steward. Mangan shouted, tried to enter the cockpit, tossed money, and opened a cabin door. Steward restrained him and landed the plane safely at City airport. He was removed by four policemen to the psychopathic ward for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
James Mangan
Chicago
Louis Steward
Plano, II
Maid Mangan
South Bend
Ind
Steward
Mangan
City
Parents Praise Smith Brothers Cough Syrup for Child
A Indianapolis reader Mrs. L Snodgrass recalls her five year old Ellen waking at midnight with coughs sneezing and fever. She gave a tea spoonful of Smith Brothers Cough Syrup and the child slept soundly and woke much improved the next morning. She urges other parents to use the syrup for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Smith Brothers
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Lebar ‘Temple
F. J. Geyerman
Geyerman
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Madge Helson
Verna Magruder
Mike Gibbs
K.P. Hall
Syracuse Lodge No. 16
Knights of Pythias
K. P. Hall
W. BR. Main
Frank Morrill
Harold Young
Lorenz Likeness
Henry Lelong
Lamb
B. F
BR. E. Lodge
Mire
Sam Krug
Leo Saraban
Cecil Buck
Ted Sandell
R. H. Bowers
Williams Home
Merrylu Club
John G. Williams
Eighth Street Southeast
Charles E. Mattison
Hans Anderon
E. Curtis
E. R. Earsley
H. F. Cooley
R. H. Ischn
F. J. Zink
K. W. Buchhole
Williams
W. J. Whitney
Curtis
Francis Seemann
Rosce Graham
Ogeceola
R. M. Pederson
Watertown
Hazel Arnold
Roscoe Graham
P. B. Geyerman
C. J. Strike
Harry Liem
Irving Crawford
B. J. Keee
Merlin
Church School
Hormmsmakers
Moulton
Ralph van Deventer
A S. Carlson
Cless
Porto Rico
Greys
Wouth
Dixie
John Brown
A. S. Carlson
Clarence Stanga
Delaware
Delbert Reutter
Abe Martin
William Kutil
Bert BR. Schull
Relph van Deventer
Bismarck
North Platte
Rapid City
Saint Paul - Sheridan Willisten
Pierre de
F. C. Aminsen
Kennyhole
Wwe
Kellogg
Battle Creek
All-Bran
Valentines
Middle West
Weeves
Baby Ellen
Triple Action
HE Banc Northwest Company
Ninth Reserve District
Frontenac Corporation
Corporation
Edward W. Decker
William A. Durst
Henry D. Thrall
Lane- Northwest Company
C. T. Jaffray
Lyman BE. Wakefield
Julian B. Baird
First Securities Corporation
Stuart W. Welle
J. L. Seybold
Wells-Dickey Company
C. P. Jaffray
Harry C. Piper
Lane, Piper & Jaffray, Inc
C. C. Ksiman
Edwin White
Kalman & Company
Frontenac Trust
Fronténac Trust Shares
Tram
Trust Company of
New Jersey
Sedentares
Bancnorthwest Company
Ated
Northwest Bancorporation
Frextenas Traut
the National Bank OF Huron
Heros, Souk Dakows
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