Walker floral lettered names in a local notices list
A fragmented local notice lists numerous individuals such as Mrs C Laughlin Mrs H Ba Flm Miss Mary V Anspach J Wy Foasburg and others including W Grattan Margaret Frost Frank Brow Paul Fuller Mrs Ralph Burger Mrs J H Foasburg and Mrs R J Lloyd, indicating a social or community event or acknowledgment.
Thursday Temple Works and Fraternal Gatherings
Fraternal bodies meet Friday and Thursday evenings in Lakotah Commandery El Riad Shrine and Rainbow Lodge with officers to be elected. A Pierre party honored Miss Janice Vance with a luncheon at Summit Avenue, with guests and a bridge game among local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakotah Commandery No
Order of the Temple
el Riad
Masonic Temple
Star
T. C
C.D
St. Teresa’s Hall
Rainbow Lodge
L. A
B. of R. T
Labor Temple
K. P. Hall
W. Ih. GC
Woodmen Circle
Dakota Avenue North
Flonor Huroniay
Pierre
Janice Vance
E. H. Vance
Third Street
Ross Miller
Huron
Summit Avenue
J. Rice-Knight
City Briefs From Huron Clinic And Local Visits
City brief notes residents in Huron and surrounding area. Mrs C D Arms of Cavour is treated for a broken arm at Huron Clinic. Various locals visit, travel or return home from trips including Miss Jeannette Gagnon heading to St. Paul, Betty Ann DeShon returning to Minneapolis, and Mrs J J Harvey planning a winter in Palm Beach. Also listed are coal prices, travel plans, and community notices about neighbors, trips, and hospital conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Arms
Cavour
Huron
George Gas
Sanborn County
M. C. Gordon
Wessington
0. B. Lund
Vilinoia Avenue
College of St. Catherine's
Browns
Ronald Urquhart
Moran School
Atasendero
Cal
A. M. Urquhart
John Evans
Marietta
Fred A. Tams
Fifth Street
Betty Ann DeShon
Minneapolis
Shirley DeShon
Vorothea DeShon
University of Minnesota
J. A. Johnson
First Street Southwest
Sv. Johnson
D. St. Warner
Waco
Tex
E. E. Nyberg
Escanaba
Mich
E. F. Kunm
Huron Ice Co
T. W. Childs
Watertown
Joe Ink
Pierre
Sling
Northwestern Public Service Company
W. C. Skinner
Dakota Avenua
Dallas
New Orleans
Miami
Fla
Chicago’ & North Western Sty
Maurice Gowéy
Ruth Morrison
Guy
David
Canby
Min
New Year Dinner Parties At Hotel Marvin
Verne Heaglin hosted a private mezzanine New Year dinner for twelve guests at the Hotel Marvin. Frances Seemann gave a one o clock dinner with daughters Irene and Velma assisting. out of town guests included T Smith and Betters families from Broadland, plus Tell, Lyde, and Cooper. Five Hundred cards yielded high scores for Mrs Bell and Mr Lyte. The fourth annual New Year dinner dance for the Huron Publishing Company was on the mezzanine with a four course dinner at seven and Galoway’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlughile Verne Heaglin
Marvin Tinghitt
Frances Seemann
Frank Wyerue
Irene
Velma Seemann
T. Smith
Carl Betters
Marjorie
Broadland
George Tell
Town Avenue
W. Flyde
Frazel Cooper
Huron
Mirs. Bell
Mr. Lytle
Huron Publishing Company
Marvin Pughite
Galloway
Prince of Wales Sails as Ordinary Passenger for Africa
The Prince of Wales returns to London from Sandringham to begin his African trip. He departs tomorrow from Southampton aboard the Kenilworth Castle, resuming a journey cut short by King George’s illness. He plans extensive hunting and will travel as an ordinary passenger with about 500 tourists aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Wales
London
Prince of Wales
Sandringham
Southampton
Kenilworth Castle
George
Capetown
England
Kaup Hearing Set for Saturday in Manslaughter Case
In Lebanon, George Kaup charged with manslaughter in the death of Evelyn Medbery from a December automobile accident. He faces a 1 p.m. Saturday hearing, with alleged speeding and four passengers in a single seated car on a highway. Bond set at 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dettysburg
George Kaup
Lebanon
Evelyn Medhery
Kaap
Bava
Miss Medhery
Detroit Welcomes Mexico President Elect Ortiz Rubio
In Detroit on June 2 Pasqual Ortiz Rubio faced a hostile demonstration by about 20 locals at Michigan Central station as he prepared to receive official honors. Police detained two men and restored order while around 2,000 Mexicans welcomed him, many waving red banners. The president elect handled the disruption with a smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Pasqual Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Michigan Central
Hosile
Philip Rasuone
Lawrence Cosmany
California Bank Becomes Billion Dollar Bank of Italy
San Francisco January 2 California has for the first time a billion dollar bank The Bank of Italy with assets totaling 21 055 000 000 and a 1929 gain of around 200 000 The Bank of Italy is the fourth U S bank to cross the billion dollar mark and the first west of the Mississippi Deposits rose from 698 049 000 to 899 392 000 in the year with a gain exceeding 195 000 060
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Bank of Italy
United States
National City Bank of New York
Guaranty Trust Company
New York
Continental-Illinois Bank of Chicago
Card Party Tonight in Manchester Hall
Manchester January 2 special card and dancing party planned at the hall tonight. Catholic women will be in charge with refreshments served after the sourd party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Oldest Black Hills paper ends after 52 years
In Rapid City the Black Hills weekly Journal founded January 5 1878 published its final issue as 1929 closed. Al Gossage who hauled equipment for the weekly for the last 52 years helped to put the paper to bed last time, following his brother Joe Gossage who founded the paper.
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Rapid City
West River-Country
Black Hills Weekly Journal
Black Hills
Pioneer
the Times
Deadwood
Seail
Central City
Pai
al Gossage
Sidney
Neb
Joe Gossage
Journal
Stati Hire
F Men Face Libel Charge in South Dakota
SIOUX FALLS Jan 2 Charges of libel and conspiracy were filed in circuit court against officers and directors of the South Dakota Employers Protective Association and the Sunshine Mutual Insurance Company. H L A Rosenwald seeks $15000 damages alleging notices claimed a former vice president’s license was canceled and funds were misused. A second suit accuses Borneman Swark Barton and Caldwell of conspiring to cancel policies to hinder opposition in the reelection effort. An order barred defendants from using company funds personnel names or equipment in reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioun Falls
South Dakota Employers Protective Association
Sunshine Mutual Insurance Company
Hla. Rosenwald
Sioux Fa
H. F. Borneman
Pident
Warren Swark
Rosenwald
Fig
Charles Iseman
Pat Sioux Falls
Borneman, Swark
John Barton
A. Jerry Caldwell Ware
Borneman and
Swark
Charles Taft Laid to Rest in Cincinnati
Charles P Taft philanthropist publisher and politician died Tuesday night at 88 His funeral at Christ Church reflected his simple life Only customary Episcopal rites were performed Chief Justice William Howard Taft and Governor Myers Cooper were among expected attendees Public memorial plans were to be announced by civic leaders from Cincinnati and elsewhere
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
Christ Church
Episcopalian Church
Bomb Trolleys In New Orleans Violence Escalates
In New Orleans two streetcars were bombed amid a six month strike. A second blast hit a distant section while the first was under investigation. Police promise arrests under an old death penalty law. Two women passengers Miss Mornersot and Miss Whitney David were wounded and hospitalized after the first blast. eight other passengers unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Guoh’ Tidlence
Mornersot
Whitney David
A. Hos
Bombings Hit Street Cars Shattering Glass Across Homes
A series of explosions struck two street cars as they traveled. The blast blew out twenty six panes of glass in a nearby house and damaged a cigar factory adjacent. Police and government marshals opened an investigation as a second car was also bombed with four passengers escaping injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovernment
Two Killed As Big Bus Leaves Road
In Richmond Indiana two people died and several injured when a Greyhound Lines bus from St. Louis to Pittsburgh left a road fifteen miles east of town on the national road near Eaton Ohio. Driver Spratt was trapped for nearly three hours and offered no report on the cause. Marriage licenses were issued to Harold B. Futter and Nadene Alice Meck of Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Here
Greyhound Lines, Inc
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Eaton
Ohio
Spratt
First Baptist Church Names Officers After Historic Dinner
More than one hundred members attended the annual First Baptist Church dinner, the largest in church history. The financial report showed a sound year, the missionary fund goal at 1590 dollars was reached, and officers for the coming year were elected including Deacons D B Spieker and D W Fuller, Deacons A J Lang and D Olson, and numerous trustees and deaconesses. Committees were named for finance, education, evangelism, dramatics, and other church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Fund
D. Bt. Spieker
D. W. Fuller
Lin-O-Nine Cough Remedy Featured in Farm Paper Ad
A farmer from Troy Illinois testifies that Lin-O-Nine cured his persistent night coughs after other remedies failed. The ad claims relief from the first dose, promotes availability through Perriton's Pharmacy locally, and offers a money back guarantee. The Kerr Chemical Co. in Brenwood Maryland is also cited as a mail order source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emelia Hecht
Troy
Til
Machusetts
Perriton
Kerr Chemical Co
Bren
Wood
Nye
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Teiles Society & Gid. Coyne
Margaret and
Billy Fri
da- Rota Avenue
KAUP
California Bank
Charles Taft
Harold B. Futter
Aaron
Nadene Alice Meck
Carthage
Baptist Church
Wright’s Health All Wool Unions
Wright's Health
Grey Random
Ecru
Wright
Wool Unions
Calmenson
Montevideo
Aberdeen
Milbank
Fargo