Social events and dinners from Huron area notice
Community notices list multiple Monday and Tuesday gatherings in local venues including the Labor Temple, L O&O F hall, passenger depot and private homes. Clubs, auxiliaries, and organizations schedule meetings with times, locations, and brief hospitality notes. A New Year dinner at Sackett home includes guests from Huron and Broadland, followed by dancing and cards. open house planned for golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J W Thompson in Idaho avenue south. Dinner for ten hosted by Fred Boos at 3% First Street Southwest with Florence Perkins and Frances Herther visiting from Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Temple
James River Ledge
L O&o. F. Hall
P.ledge
Women's Club
Chicago &, North Western Railway Gystem
P. E O
A. K. Gardner
Newman Chuir
Marvin Hughitt
Wikoska Club
Mary
Gertrude Olson
Blystone
Coloredo Avenue
Colfax Rebeksh Lodge
Knighta of Columbus
K. C. Hall
B. of RC
Mra
William McCreery
Meteoska Avenue
Beadle County
Heroes of
F. W. Bakeman
Ohio Avenue
Jefferson P. T. A
Sackett Nome
Ed Sackett
Huron
Cal Frieburghaus
Bob Hillery
Harry Jacobson
Art Sell
Hazel Kurtz
Emma Otto
Linus Gillespie
Eddie Steffel
George Sackett
Broadland
J. W. Thompson
Idaho Avenue
Mrs. Thompson
Thompson
Nicholasville
Cecil
Presbyterian Church
South Dakota
Board of County Commissioners
Fred Boos
Govee
First Street
Florence Perkins
Dief Frances Herther
Aberdeen
Sidney S. Schaub
Iinois Avenue
New Fenior Hall
Combe Anc
de Smet
Wil- Shoalain
Liam Callahan
Fanny P. Speech On Child Problems Groups Discuss Fears
Mrs A J Hoy leads a Lincoln club session at seven thirty in three groups. The program covers problems related to children, fears to overcome, and self reliance with topics chosen by speakers.
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Lincoln FP. T. A
Bea
Mex
Lang
A. J. Hoy
Highmore Society News Highlights New Year Dinner and Events
A bustling Highmore society column reviews a New Year dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Sidney S. Schaub at their Illinois Avenue home. It notes other social items including dinners at The Evergreens, Auxiliary to El Riad Shrine fundraising plans, a Licht Busch wedding in Wolsey, a Spencer golden wedding celebration with a chivary procession, and a birthday surprise for Mrs. Charlotte Bottcher. The piece also mentions bridge parties and social gatherings among local families and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. RK. Spencer
Spencer
H. cl Barris
Charlotte Bottcher
Bride and weddings highlight Brookings area notes
A Brookings area set features a Monday service at a Harrold Catholic church with Reverend Father Coyne officiating for Miss Eleanor Fuller and Ray Garrigan as attendants. Howard County social rounds include a 20 guest bridge party hosted by Mrs. C. HL Harris, a large 200-plus guest ceremony at Mrs. Christ Mehrer’s home for Miss Emma Mebrer Ondricek, and New Year themed luncheons by the Wednesday and Thursday clubs with prizes announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Church
Harrold
Father Coyne
Eleanor Fuller
Ray Garrigan
Christ Mehrer
Holabird
Emma Mebrer
Yes
Frank Ondricek
Ondricek
Veterans Social Meet Tonight by Spanish War Veterans
The Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary gather at 7 30 PM at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E W Troupe 5 Simmons Ave SE for a social with cards and lunch. Guests at dinner include Mr and Mrs Fred Curtis with Mr and Mrs O G Wright and two children John and Richard of St Lawrence and Miss Alice Thorne of Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans-Al
E W. Troupe
Simmons Avenue Southeast
Hembers
Fred Curtis
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
0. G.wright
Childen
John and
Richard
St. Lawrence
Alice Thorne
Huron
Ddr
Wright
Card Of Thanks For Baby Death Gratitude Note
Mr and Mrs Frank Baesman thank friends neighbors and relatives for floral offerings and kindness at the death of their darling baby. Special thanks to Rev S D Disruf Miss Grece Osborn and Mrs N P Whiting for comforting words and songs and to the pallbearers May God bless you all.
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S. D. Disruf
Grece Osborn
N. P. Whiting
Frank Baesman
Ady P
City Briefs From Local Visitors And Notices
City residents and visitors are noted in a string of brief items. Kibbsch and Wilbur Peterson of Brentford in S D visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Beo Hansen at 406 Frank avenue southeast. Mr and Mrs Paul Kleinsasser of Yale announce birth of a daughter at a Hudson hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces. Violette Edler lists phonographs and records for sale at 1055 Wis Avenue five. W L-3 adver and Miss Frost return from Elmhurst Illinois visiting O D Frost and family. Mr and Mrs Langland of Pierre return after two weeks with sister Mrs O B Lund. Miss Alice Wirt of Parker returns after a visit with Monroe friends.
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Kibbsch
Wilbur Peterson
Brentford
S. D
Beo Hansen
Frank Avenue
Mia
Guy McDonald
Gettysburg
Violette Eder
Wis. Ave
W. L
Violette Edler
W. Ldadv
Langland
Marie
Martin
Pierre
Misa Wirt
Monroe
Alfred Haneon and Sons
Howard
Local Briefs and Visits From Athol to Watertown
A patchwork of hometown notes reports visits and travels. Dicky and Freacia eal Junior return from a New Year’s visit at William Hanson’s in Athol. Mrs. D. A. Provost and Mir return from Watertown. Harriet Carson’s handwoven runners and blankets are hinted at in a city ad. Carl Junker and family return from Clark after ten days with Junker’s parents. Philo Bishop’s child born yesterday in a Huron hospital. The Bristol family from LaCrosse visit Mrs. Bristol’s mother at 345 Iowa avenue southeast and plan to return home tomorrow. Walter Feige, M. D., urged for glasses. W. C. Johnson departs for Washington, D. C., to join the Weather Bureau. Roy Miller replaced. Roland Hamann arrives from Minneapolis to assume Miller’s role. Leon’s Art Shop promotes stamped pillow cases. Walter Frost, John Cole, and William Tolmie go to Minneapolis to study. Charles Barnes to depart for Minnesota. Miss Mathilda Glanzer visits Northville. she graduates Hurson College ’30. Mrs. K. J. Graber and Leland see relatives in Marion, S. D., then head to Paul Burke in Miller to continue studies. Mrs. L. J. Manning and John return from Minneapolis. Warren Bennett plans to attend the University of South Dakota at Vermillion. Mrs. L. F. Bodine returns to Haywarden, Ia., from the Evergreens. E. L. Sewell leaves for Minneapolis.
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Dicky
Freacia Eal Junior
Liam Hanson
Athol
Iit
Adop
Mar
Carl Junker
Dorothy Jean
Catherine
Beverly Mae
Gayle Joan
LaCrosse
Wis
Bristol
H. A. Bristol
Iowa Avenue
EB. W. Feige
M. D
W. C. Johnson Jett
Washington, D. C
Johnson
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Roland Hamann
Minneapolis
Roy Miller
Leon
Walter Frost
John Cole
William Tolmie
University of Minnesota
Charles Barnes
Mathilda Glanzer
Hitchcock
Northville
J. W. Corley
the Evergreens
Miss Glanzer
Hur
K. J. Graber
Leland
Marion
J. S. Bucher
L. J. Manning
Aow
John
Warren Bennett
University of South Dakota At
Vermillion
Kiwanis Meeting Draws Attendees for Chicago Furniture Market
A Philadelphia area official and Warren Johnson of Aberdeen plan to join a Kiwanis gathering and then depart for Chicago for the upcoming furniture market next week. The trip underscores regional business ties and industry event participation.
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Apolis
Warren ‘Johnson
Aberdeen
Chicago
Funeral Today For Iroquois Resident
John Edwards uncle of M Theophilus died in Huron hospital after a short illness. He had made his home with his nephew in Iroquois. Short services were held by Rev J M Hunter at Fisher and Greer funeral parlors at 10 30 this morning before burial in Winfred cemetery.
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Iroquois
Jen
John. Edwards
M. Theophilus
Huron Hospital
Winfred
Infant Daughter Burial Held in Iroquois Cemetery
Funeral services were held at the Spain home for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Spain who died from pneumonia after a short illness on New Year's Eve. The Rev. J. M. Hunter officiated at 2:30 PM and the burial followed in Iroquois Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
A. E. Spain
J. M. Hunter
Veteran Miller drayman dies suddenly at 47
Thomas Barrett a 47 year old veteran Miller drayman collapsed after dinner and died likely of a heart attack in Miller. He is survived by two sisters and two brothers all living in Hang county. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Drayman
Miller
Thomas Barrett
Miller Drayman
Mr. Barrett
Hang County
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Hubert Ketesle
Seventh Street
Fanny
Aree
Highmore Society
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Serine
el Rind Shrine
St. Paul
Masonic Temple
W. E. Warren
R. T. Bagby
Licht-Busch
Ernest Henry Licht
Wolsey
Louise Busch
Marrage
T. H. Joeckel
Pasta
Mt Calvary
Wolong
Perkins
Rome
RJ. Drew
C. H. Drew
Shreve van Camp
Seward Gibbe
James Harlin
Mr. and Nes, R. & Taylor
Bridge
Harry Robbreon
C. I. Carpenter
Loretta Garrigan
Everett Fuller
Brookings Station
C. HL. Harris
Rose Quirk
Margaret Noel
H. W. Grace J
J. B. Perkins
Frank McKeip
Emma van Camp
Harry O'Brien
R. J. Drew
Henry Quirk
C. P. Swanson
Mary Prucke
Brookings
KFDY
Voice of
State College
Mary Bruck
Mise Bruck
F. S. Hollis
Beach Avenue Southeast
Richard Madsen
Ruth
Glen Hurley
George Heynolds
E. J. Plummer
Elizabeth Gils
Hawaii
Marie Birks
Montana Avenue Southwest
Oliva White
Lincille Otto
Margaret Hall
Amco
Alee Bedek
Perriton
Heron
Fair City Chances
Huron Clinic
Spragi R
C. Shirley
D. Sewell
H. Saxton
Kl. Saylor
Texaco
Commerced & Kanes
Ford
Olson
Olson Clothing Co
the Man
Charge
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