Sunday social events and club meetings listed citywide
A dense schedule of social events and meetings for Sunday through Tuesday is listed, including card parties at Union Temple and Fortnightly and Twenty First clubs, lodge and auxiliary gatherings, P. T. A. sessions, and a patriotic program at Lincoln School, with venues such as Labor Temple, city hall, and various homes noted. Names of organizers and hosts appear throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Holcomb
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Twentieth Century Club
Lodge
Library
B. of R. C
Labor Temple
Jefferson P. T. A
Eucalyptus Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
K.P. Hall
Beadle County
E. P. Gordon
Town Avenue Southeast
Roy Daum
American Association of University Women
Congregational Church
Athena Club
Finley
Cimmarron by Edna Ferber and Charm by Marjory Wilson
The review admires Cimmarron for historical Oklahoma insight and strong character study. Sabra Cravat rises from a passive upbringing to achieve, while Yancey Cravat remains capable yet unreliable as oil wealth reshapes life. the tale traces pioneer towns and territorial beginnings. Charm is analyzed as a composite of natural allure and learned refinement, detailing charm as natural yet improvable through study and considerate behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabra
Kansas
Marjory Wilson
Lakotah Scouts Study Astronomy Meeting Notes
Lakotah Troop 1 gathered Thursday evening at 551 Kansas Avenue SE with troop captain D. Reutter in charge. Lieutenants Imogene Murphy and Mrs J G Bangerter attended as plans were made to initiate several new members soon. Three girls were to present a gift to Beryl Cottington, son of Mrs Beryl Cottington, former second lieutenant, as the first patrol works on the star theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Hill
Kansas Avenue Southeast
D. €. Reutter
Imogene Murphy
J. G. Bangerter
Beryl Cottington
Meeting at Mrs J G Bangerter's Home
Elizabeth Cone reports that the Tenersoot petrol group has completed learning the code and will hold its next meeting at 226 Dakota Avenue South on March 3 at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bera
Tenersoot
J. G. Bangerter
Dakota Avenue South
Elizabeth Cone
Local Notices And Society News From Huron
City briefs report week end guests from Sioux City at multiple homes. Mrs Parkes of Minneapolis writes of her husband Rev Parkes recovering after December operation and hopes to attend an upcoming League of Women Voters meeting in Huron. Birth announced at a Huron hospital. Local business travel noted for R G Parker and Clyde Ice. Staffing changes at Robinson Shoe Store expected with Sanford Musson joining. In presidential fashion history James Madison is cited as the first president to wear long trousers while Washington Adams and Jefferson wore knee breeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Feige
Third Street Southwest
J. H. Hay
Huron Theatre
Hay
Minot
N. D
Huron
E. J. Calendine
M. W. Smith
City
John Johnsen
M3 Beach’ Avenue Southeast
D. W. Verstegen
Shirley Ann
Dixine
Andrew Johnsen
M. Nelson
Sioux City
J. R. Parkes
Minneapoli
League of Women Voters
Parkes
C. K. Walker
Minneapolis
RR. B. Anderson
Tenth Street
Huron Hospital
Leons Art Shop
I. J. Hansen
Sioux Falls
van Alstine
Hansen
William Condron
Dell Dapids
Advet
R. G. Parker
Council Oak Stores
Clyde Ice
Minnesota
St. Lawrence
Mrs. Ice
Belle Fourche
Mr. Ice
Belle Fourche Air Lines
Sanford A. Musson
Morris, Minn
Robinson Shoe Store
Munson
Howard Kindley
Northwestern Public Service Company
James Madison
United States
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Miss Louise Dixon a Noted Lecturer and Cateress
Miss Louise Dixon, daughter of Thomas Dixon, studied at Hollins and Ware School, managed Wildacre Tavern in North Carolina, later ran Bellamy Inn cuisine and Stalls shop in Charleston. Her lecture demonstrations show mastery of her subject and wide experience in hospitality and public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Diktun
Louise Dixon
Thomas Dixon
Dixon Carroll
Raleigh
Ngc
May Dixon Thacker
Virginia
New York University
Ware
Iridor School of
New York City
Miss Dixon
Wildacre Tavern
North Carolina
Mims
Wildacres
Card Of Thanks For Sam Waldner Death Support
We thank friends neighbors and Star Sash and Door Co employees for kindness and mural offerings during our sorrow after the sickness and death of our little Sam. Mr and Mrs Joseph F Waldner Mr and Mrs Fred Waldner convey gratitude for the community support received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Sash & Door Co
Sam
Radio Schedules Across Networks In Central Time
The list compiles morning to evening radio programs across stations in New York and other cities. It notes show titles such as Morning Misicale Dr. eneree Freischer Philadelphia Hour and Paris-like musical features, with multiple station call letters and times, reflecting a dense network schedule from the Associated Press era.
Watertown School Board Cuts Salaries
The Watertown board of education adopted a new salary schedule cutting annual salaries by 100 to 200 dollars, resulting in an overall roughly 4000 dollar reduction in the school system’s budget. The measure was presented as an emergency retrenchment in line with economic conditions. The board cited the general business situation and taxpayer pressure as the justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Watertown Board of Education
Austria
Vienna
Bad Flames Sweep Agar Buildings
Agar February 28 Special report: a historic fire destroyed the restaurant pool hall and shop in Agar. The blaze erupted around two o'clock Thursday morning and, aided by a strong southern wind, overwhelmed local firefighting. Nearby Onida and Gettysburg responders could not save the structure, leaving only charred walls and a corner bit of the original building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agar
Cee Carl L. Falkenhagen
Real Cs
My. 2 Bever
Mamas
Ple
Onida
Sight 1
Gettysburg
Indian Woman Acquitted in Murder Case at Buffalo
Lila Aimerson, a Cayugas woman, was twice tried for the murder of Clonlde Mzrzch and last March was acquitted by a supreme court jury in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Lila iAimerson
Clonlde Mzrzch
Supreme Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wikeski Club
Robert Fair
Indiana Avenue Southwest
Tames River Lodge
Odd Fellows
K. P. Lodge
Newmart Club
J. P. Walsh
Mooseheart Legion
Moray
Jack Reese
Degree of Honor Officers Club
E. W. Troupe
Simmons Avenue
Worlen’s Club
Chicago & North Western Railway System
Lincoln School
Coe J. Crawford
Auntaary
Legion Auxiliary
A. M. Urquhart
Oregon Avenue
Auxillacy Drum Corps
P. T
Margaret Provost
Veterans of Foreign Wars AuxLiary
South Dakota Federation of Women’s Clube
Buroa
Fve
Federated Womens Study Club
B. W. Reinhardt
Boland
Aberdeen
Wessington
Fern Goldsworthy
James Bunting
Nebraska
Mabel Goldsworthy
George Bunting
Wayne
Grinel
C. Q. Cranston
L.V. Cranston
Charles
Laurence Betts
Jess
Betts
Dakota
Huren
the Book World
Joseph F. Waldner
Fred Waldner
Peter_Mintener Lumber Co. VII
Kanaas S. E
Wikert-Tams Funeral Home Te
Anelisiance Servi
Murs
Associated Press
Whas
WSB
Wapi Jas
Wabc New Yc
Xian Ween
WLAG
WYRM
KMEC
WSPD
WAC
KFH
KEIF
KDY
Tony’s
Sara
Helen Mary
Eneree Freischer
Wlac
WBBM
WMT
Emec Kei Kdyl Hoe
Newing Artoy OM
WBCM
WHRC
WISN
Emec Kura
Tone Pictures
Children
KWK
Southland
WREN
the Nomads
WBAL
EAF U
Roxy Symphony
Woo Ewaweens
KGW
ROMO
Echoes of
Tha
Orient
Alzo
Weteen
Metropolitan Echoes
Alao
NBC Chain
Weap Dargie Pony Age
Xomo
NBC Arlene
CBS Chain
Ksaa
WDAE
Cathedral
WBERC
Philharmonic Symphony
WERC
WOWO
WEEM
Weeo
KSC
WME
KMBC
KLARA
WDAY
KUIL
Keif Kalb Els
Edyl Hol Efpy
KKJ
KFRCK
KWE
Wren Bran
WGAR
Little Jack Little
Wren Kfab
John Barclay
KFAB
tiog—Library of Congresa Musicale
WATE
WIDX
Vauth Canferenca
WEN
IKFAB
EVOO
Wraa Waal
EGO Koa
WNC
WSMB
KPRG
WEY
KOMO
WAPI
EKEAB
Ewe Wren
Australia
South Sea Islands
Okc
Red Owl Stores, Inc
Kodak Film
Deilm
Sherman & Moe
eAdd
Bank
Living Trust
Rest Bancor
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