Social events and club notices from a Midwest paper
A busy schedule of community events is listed including meetings of Venegan Service Guild, Alpha Delphian, Degree of Honor, Knights of Columbus, Rebekah lodge, College Faculty Wives, Busy Hour club, and multiple W H C and other groups. Local luncheons and Valentine's parties at various homes are described, with hostesses named and addresses provided, plus a farewell party and a Scout Troop event with church attendees and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delphian Chapter
City Hall
Degree of Honor Lodge
Labor Temple
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Hal. Celfax Rebekah Lodge
Bridge Party at John Woelpert Home
Meand Mrs John Woelpert hosted a bridge evening for twelve friends with six tables. Mrs Hattie Verhelst and Wilbur French won high honors. Ice cream and cake refreshments followed before guests departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woelpert
Hattie Verhelst
Wilbur French
Extension Club Meeting Recaps Farm and Home Week Visit
Mrs. Fred Tams reported on her trip to the Farm and Home week program in Brookings during yesterday's North Huron Extension club meeting at Mrs. C F Stewart's Dakota avenue home. Dr. Caroline Hedger of Chicago gave lectures, a lunch was served to twenty three, and Mrs. R N Munson and Mrs. Elisabeth Coolidge demonstrated packing a school lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Venables
James G. Venables
Laffalot Club
Frank Avenue Southeast
Karl Johnson
Alfred Walz
Jay Bruckway
Axcirods
Hoffman
W.H. C
Alice Hoffman
Fair Grounds
Bess Meyers
Rose Crawley
Helen Johnson
Louise Fuglseng
Gust Kruger
Aye Bendershott
Leota Kate- Ty
Presbyterian Ladies Association
RT. Bagby
Idaho Avenue Southeast
C. B. Warren
Lincoln
J. 5
Colton
George Sherman
Warm
Carl Voigt
Ernest Wright
Bagby
Hoy Lindsey
J B. Eves
Nebraska Avenue
Lloyd Warmen
Richard Pasek
Helen Pasek
A. ML Chenoweth
Roy Ramsell
George Quale
Sare Dickson
C. HL Christianson
Frank Hyshen
Mra Ashby
A. E. Buck
B. McAllister
Fred Tams
North Huron
B. F. Barthel
Musicians to Hold Annual Meet Monday
Musicians plan their annual gathering on Monday featuring a banquet and business meeting. New officers will be elected by the union, with upcoming plans and tasks for the year to be set.
Union Meeting Set For Labor Temple Night
Monday night activity will occur at Labor Temple with union officers Keith Potter president W F Burt secretary QO E Weston and Bryce Urquhart serving as directors presenting dancers and officials during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Temple
Dtncers
Keith, Potter
W. F. Burt
QO. E. Weston
Bryce Urquhart
Births and notices stir Huron community events
City briefs report a February birth to Mr and Mrs Ingvert Rhoades of Mandan North Dakota former Huron resident and son of local residents Mr and Mrs F M Rhoades. Other items note a modern apartment for rent in World Blog a Mayo Clinic stay for Frank Hollarbush rail workplace at Chicago and North Western and a calendar of Legion dues and meetings plus social events including Izaak Walton and Tzank Walton gatherings and a Shriners and Masons benefit dance at the Masonic Temple with details on attendance locations and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Ing
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
The
Legion
W. F. Lytle
Frances Seam
Highmere
Becak Walton
C. Hall
Camden Hayborn
Insant
W. Va
Chicago
West Persia
Minneapolis
Rayburn
Izaak Walton
Harold Schuyler
Blackstone Avenue
Schuyler
Tzank Walton
A. K. Gardner
Kansas City
Gardner
New Orleans
E. W. Feige
B. B. McClaskey
Watertown
Milbank
Kathryn Mearse
Dinneen Motor Co
Ador Alfred Wal
Yankton
Springfield
Minn
Walz
Shriners and
Masons
Masonic Temple
Ady
Wessington Springs Embroidery Club Meets Next Thursday
Wessington Springs society notes a Wessington Springs Embroidery club meeting with Efra Murrill Butler scheduled for next Thursday February 0. The item also records a bridge party hosted by Mr and Mrs J W Cowman Tuesday with high honors to Fred N Setterstrom and Mrs Tamblyn, and mentions other club gatherings and birthday observances through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embroidery Club
Efra Murrill Butler
J. W. Cowman
HC. Whitney
L. P. Tamblyn
Fred N. Setterstrom
T. F. Buebing
J. Webb
E. R. Buck
Everett Brown
Tamblyn
Grandmother's Club
Mes
Jeee Cowman
Ferru
Woman's Bible
J. J. Carson
N. E. Williams
R. W. Gibson
Ole Rott
Lane
P. P. Myran
Alpena
Starkey
Percy Newcomer
Mis
Dorothy Wilson
Military Ball to Be Held Next Week at USD
Vermillion February 15 Special campus notes a grand military ball February 22 at the University of South Dakota. A model ROTC squad will add pomp and decorations for the honorary colonel in a red and white costume. The campus awaits which of six candidates will appear in formal dress as escorts lead the ceremony at eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Cornell
Phi Delta Theta Cmck
MHS Hsh
Farm Diary Entry Reflects Winter Hardship and Hatchery Plans
A Farm Diary notes a Saturday in February with a trip to town to sell eggs and cream, finds friends Jean and Will distressed by frozen pipes, and reports warmer weather elsewhere. The writer returns home to routine chores and contemplates spring with hatchery catalogs and the choice between hatching from her flock or buying chicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Will
Dan
Napkin Folding Tips From Miss May Kiebbline
State college extension specialist Miss May Kiebbline offers napkin folding guidance. She describes precise folds with measurements, hot clean irons, and damp fabric for even results. Additional hints cover hand towels pillow slips sheets and table clothes folding to save space and reduce wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Kiebbline
State College Extension Service
Sorority House To Cost Forty Thousand At South Dakota
Vermillion reporter notes Alpha Phi at the University of South Dakota will occupy a new $40,000 English colonial sorority house financed by jets donated by Dr. RB Slagle. The three story home with furnished basement sleeps 32 and includes a living room fireplace dedicated to Mrs. R. L. Slagle, a former Alpha Phi at Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Alpha Phi Sorority
University of South Dakota
Jets
RB. Slagle
R. L. Slagle
Slagle
Alpena PTA Plans Patriotic Program For February Meet
The Alpena P T A will meet Tuesday evening February 18 at the school auditorium. The program includes a business meeting, a reading titled Your Flag and My Flag by Harry Crawford, a musical playlet If We Only Had Time featuring several students, and patriotic sketches and songs by local students and faculty. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena P. T. A
Sons
America
Fiat Salute
Harry Crawford
Weather summary for Huron and vicinity
Pertly cloudy and warmer tonight and Sunday. South Dakota generally fair tonight and Sunday with rising temperature. Minnesota mostly fair tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Minnesota
Weather outlook with increasing clouds Sunday
Forecast notes generally fair tonight and Sunday with rising temperatures. In the north portion, snow is possible as clouds increase.
Weather Outlook For Missouri Mississippi Valleys And Plains
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday February 17 indicates generally fair skies in the southern valleys with frequent precipitation across north and central areas. Temperatures expected mostly above normal in the south and near or slightly below in the north, with northern and central plains mostly fair in the south and central regions but frequent precipitation in exposed areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Upper
Mississippi
Great Plains
Souith
Road and weather brief across South Dakota towns
Mitchell reports 28 high 5 low with trace precipitation and good roads amid partly cloudy skies. Sioux Falls notes 15 high 8 low with trace precip and good roads under clear conditions. Huron shows 12 high -3 low with light snow and fair roads. Yankton 27 high 0 low with light precip and roads fair under partly cloudy skies. Aberdeen 10 high -5 low with no precipitation, roads good and clear. Watertown 14 high -23 low with no precip, roads good and clear. Rapid City 28 high 7 low with trace precip and good clear roads. Pierre 13 high 2 low with no precip, roads good and clear.
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Mitchell
Trace
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Pierre
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Evelyn Coyne
Venegan Service Guild
Clara Jo
Place
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Jackson Home
MR. Jackson
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Doe S. Crawford
Delbert
Scruby
Wilson
Besse Hilton
Esther Eggen
Wilson School
Miss Hilton
Colorado Avenue Southwest
Laursme Scihatt
Dagmer Eklund
Margaret Farras
Menrigtta Zink
Ruth Alice Birks
Alice Birks
Jane Strickland
Louise Fortune
Marjorie Walker
BOX
Congregational Church
E.G. Smith
George Smith
Maurice Gowdy
Richard Hil
T. J. White
A S. Carlson
Jesus
O. S. Hagen
John Tolmie
A. Kyle
W. A. Johns
Valentines
George Hebron
George Gile
J. A. Himgael
Bert Marks
Kansas Avenue
Emma Sheely
Marks
W. E. Nielsen
Herbert Titt
George Wright
Harold McLas
Mary Admire
Cleo
Thelma
Harold McLain
Claude Ebert
ML .& Kooyman
O. ¥. Jeffers
Mriain
I Bridge
F. R. Newman
Ninth Street
Hudton Publishing Company
A. E. Whiting
Fergus ‘Falls
Min
N. P. Whiting
Wisconsin
Southwest
Notestein
W. O. Skinser
Otto Kukuk
Tary
Skinner
Kiss. Kukuk
Bernice
Rhoades
Simon Rhoades
Couph
Rhodes
Wessington Springs Society
Esther
Bring
Amsco
Kodak Films
U” Sorority
Johnson & Sewell Home Furnishers
Haylny
Berries
Kansas ‘St
M. BE
Frank
Dave
Bismark
Buren
North Platte
Saint Paul
Sheridan
Williston
Ohman Tailor Shop
J J. Newberry
Weather Outlook
Kimberly
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