Local club meetings and wedding notices in Broadland area
The column lists numerous Thursday and Friday gatherings. Women’s social groups from M E churches, Presbyterians, Lutherans, and Baptist circles meet at homes and churches in Broadland and nearby towns with officer elections and program features. A wedding notice covers Rozelia Johnston and Arthur De Vries at Broadland, and Vera Lambert and Clifford Gardner wed in Sioux Falls.
Christmas Eve and Day at Dakets Farm Diary Page
The diary recounts Christmas at Dakets Farm with Nancy receiving a diamond ring from Dave, family dynamics including Dan’s mixed feelings, and joy around gifts and a new coop. Christmas Day features a large feast with relatives, car rides, and gratitude for health. December 26 notes a quieter day with thank you notes and starting a Lincoln era novel while hoping for quick recoveries from illness.
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Nancy
Dave
Dan
Coop
Lincoln
Marvick Picked to Lead South Dakota Motor Vehicles
Secretary of State Gladys Pyle announces Andrew Marvick of Sisseton will succeed G E Coyne as state director of motor vehicles. Marvick, former state senator and highway commissioner, arrives in Pierre to assume duties with Coyne when the 21st legislature convenes in January.
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Pigrre
Andrew Marvick
Sisseton
EB. Coyne
Gladys Pyle
Coyne
Wilk
Senate
Afr
Marvick
Pierre
Motor Vehicle Department
Motor Department
Secretary of State
State Senate
South Dakota
Sligeton
Grundy County
I Ilinois
NCLP Meeting at Pierre Confers Decorations
The Pierre cann special and Ladies Auxiliary held a Sunday ceremony attended by visitors from Huron Gettysburg and other points. The Decoration of Chivalry was conferred on two candidates. London police say Scotland Yard holds over a half million fingerprints with about 250000 identifications since 1901.
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Pierre
Pierre Cann No
Huron
Gettysburg
London
Scotland Yard
New Year Dance Party At The Evergreens
About twenty guests attended a dancing party Monday evening at the Evergreens. Around eleven o clock a luncheon was served buffet style. To usher in the New Year, noisemakers caps and ser- pentine were distributed just before twelve. Later popcorn was handed out to each guest.
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Esa
Evergreens
W H Club Annual New Year's Party and Local Nuptials
The W H Club held its annual New Year's party Saturday night at Labor Temple with Mrs W H Gamble in charge and music by Mrs Gornam Connera Sigenhaler and Miss Johnson. A luncheon served for 65 members and friends. Miss Atherta Launspach and Cecil La Monte Huts of Redsweld wed at the bride's parents home Dr and Mrs Gwil Launspach in Redfield with Dr Shepherd officiating. The couple were unattended and a wedding luncheon followed at 2 30. Mrs Hills plans to stay until her mother recovers then join husband in Chicago. The bride is connected with a radio camp and recently graduated from Benke Walker Business College in Portland. Dr R A Stratton and Harriet Arman of Huron were married in Arlington December 31 with Rev Ralph Tietsort officiating. They will return to Huron this afternoon.
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W.H
Labor Temple
W. H. Gamble
Hilts
Taitehty School
Oregon
Benkhe-Walker ‘Business College
Portland
Seratton-Arke
R.A. Stratton
Harriet Areman
Huran
Arlington
Fev
Ralph Tietsort
Arlington Christian Church
Stratton
Stratto
Huron
Tragic Dorm Fire Claims Three Students at Oregon Normal
A dormitory fire at Oregon Normal School in Monmouth on Christmas night killed three female students Evelyn Osman Florence Graham and Margaret Hemmers and left six others to leap from a second story window. The blaze reportedly started by a lit Christmas tree caused rapid flash flames and spread through curtains and furnishings. One building owner received serious burns while helping evacuate residents as dormitory occupants were awakened by smoke and flames.
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Monmouth
Ore
Tau
Oregon Normal School
Evelyn ‘Osman
Portland
Florence Graham
Newport
Margaret Hemmers
Cresham
Gladya McCumsky
Irene Stevens
Alice Wallace
Woodlands
Wacb
Bourgh
Thomas Wilma
Plans for Farmera Institute at Wellington event
Wellington January 2 Special Plans near completion for the annual Farmera Institute to be held at the Community hall January The extension department of State college will furnish speakers for the day The 4 H club calves will be one of the main attractions Calves will be exhibited at the Bot tun brothers garage where they will be judged A silver loving cup will be awarded for the best calf Other prizes are to be offered.
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Wellington
Farmera Institute
Extension Department
State College
Bottun Brothers Garage
Two in Same Family Die From Influenza
Onida South Dakota reports a double influenza tragedy at the Charles Johnson home west of Agar. Johnson and one daughter died, both buried Friday in Onida cemetery. Another daughter remains critically ill but shows some improvement. Johnson, a Swedish immigrant, settled in the area 36 years ago.
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Onida
San
Charles Johnson
Agar
Johnson
Sweden
Knights of Pythias New Year Dance at KP hall
Knights of Pythias will host their annual New Year dancing party at the KP hall tonight. Dancing starts at 9 and runs until about 10 30 with informal attire. Friends and lodge members are invited as the Bagoneers orchestra, formerly of the Dragon cafe, provides music. The next major event is the installation of new officers on January 7 featuring an entertainment program and dance.
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Knights of Pythias
K. P. Hall
Stark
Lodge
Stendl
Bagoneers Orchestra
Dragon Cafe
E. P. Lodge
Dance
Ioach
Obituary of Josiah S Prose of Huron and Wolsey
Josiah S Prose born August 6 1960 at Gallipolis Ohio died December 19 1928 at his home in Huron age 68 years 4 tenths and 13 days. Survived by wife Sarai two children Alava and Lowell, four grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral at Presbyterian church with Rev Mills. interment Wolsey cemetery.
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Josiah S. Prose
Gallipolis
Ohio
Huron
Ous
Prose
Samouterford
Mr. Prose
Sarai
L. E. Baker
Lowell Prose
Wesley
Alyen Baker
Eyon
Wava Prose
A. H. Prose
Ft. Pierre
D. B. Prose
van Hook
N. D
L.M. Hughes
Riverton
Wio
A. A. Hughes
Swellington
Ind
P. A. Lyda
Reedley
Cat
See
Galifpatis
Gideon Chorus
Lutheran
Modern Woodmen of America
Methodist Church of Huron
Presbyterian Church
F. B. Mills
Wolsey Cemetery
Albert Kaye
Highmore
Card of Thanks for Floral Condolences and Family Notice
Card of Thanks from Mrs Sarah Prose Mrs Alava Baker and families for floral offerings and kindness after bereavement for husband and father. Also marriage licenses listed for Cecil La Monte Hills and Alberta Mae Launspach and for Edward Joseph Ryan and Gayle Roberts.
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Wes
Sarah Prose
Alava Baker Ard Familly
Lowell Prose
Cecil la Monte Hills
Redfield
Alberta Mae Launspach
Huron
Edward Joseph Ryan
Gayle Roberts
College Night Program Held at Avon Church
Avon Jan 2 Sunday night featured college night at the First Presbyterian church. Presbyterian young people attending college spoke including George Hauge Edwin Jenison Raymond Jenison Irma Klock Elgin Bangert Lyman Hallingworth Rolland Hubner Ellen Farrell a paper from Miss Brandt of Columbia University was read and a musical program included Pearl Bangert among others.
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Avon
First Presbyterian Church
St Avon
George Hauge
Edwin Jenison
Raymond Jenison
State College
Irma Klock
Huron College
Elgin Baugert
Man Hallingsworth
Rolland Hubner
University of South
Pearl Bangert
Consecrated Leadership and Prayer Week Events
The First Presbyterian church of Avon plans a week of prayer in January with Judge Woertendyke of Kansas City as speaker. Rev J A Witmer and Judge Woertendyke will broadcast from Yankton WNAX Friday morning at 16 o clock. Frank Kearney moves his Kearney Implement stock to the McElrath garage area and offices in Hutchinson Hardware building. Pearl and moonsatone listed as June birthstones.
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the Universe of
South Dakota
Ray
Robinson
Margaret.Klock
Huron College
J. A. Witmer
First Presbyterian Church of
Avon
Judge Woertendyke
Kansas City
Mr. Witmer
Woertendyke
Yankton
WNAX
Vau
Frank Kearney
Kearney Implement
McElrath
Hutchinson ‘Hardware Store
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Beadle
Olive ‘Adams
Beach Avenue
Willing Club
Arthur Burger
Sixth Street Fortheast
Ladies Aid Division
M. E
C. H. Bell
Fourth Street
Miriam Spiers
Gale &Mal
Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregation Church
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Aid
Mra. N. Jorgensen
J. M. Peterson
A. A. Olson
F.C. Gascoigne
Wheeler's
OW. O.W
Royal Neighbors of America
Castle Hall
McCune
FL P. Matz
Just Us Club
George Dopp
Nebaska‘avenue
Women's Missionary Circle of the Baptist’ Church
C. 5. Laughlin
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Bt Riad Shrine
Masonic Temple
M. Zz
Ald
W. M. Sibrey
Frank Avenue
W. B.C
Raintow
C. O
I. 4
C. F
K. C. Hall
DE ¥Rifs-Johnston
Rozelia
Elizabeth Johnston
Vera Lambert
Vera, Lambert
Wessington
Ada Lambert
Beachaventt
Clifford Gardner
Sioux Falls
Gardner
Chesbro Chevrolet
Myra. Gardner
On Publishing Company
Mervin Hughitt
Bagoneer Orchestra
Harylet Lanning
Dakets Farm
Eecemaoers
Helen
Mary
Jean
Nclp Meeting
Evyehgreess Migs
Rachael Clemmons
Lapper
Fanny
PAT
MER Bernice
Plan Institute AT
The
Wolsey Herald
Huron Theater
Universal News
Patsy Ruth Miller
Lawrence
Clara Bow
Ned Hamilton
Ellnor Glyn
Clara Hooilag
Hope Hampton
Pla
Gene F Teelulester Kinogram
Cofpee
Fou
Vacdeyule
Chindren
Lee Ibs
Johnson and
Sewell
Atwater Kent
Sparton
Kolster
Olin
Orien
Hodge Podge
Matinee
Frantie Pens
A_ule orchestra
Clint and
Bessie Robbins