Community Club Meetings and Weddings Noted in Huron
A crowded slate of fraternal and civic gatherings fills the week with Red Cross work, Masons and PEO events at Labor Temple and temple halls. A Grand Forks wedding announces Olive Hanson and Rudy Kuhlman of Huron wed at 702 South Fourth Street with reception at Ryan hotel, followed by moves to Br idgeman Russell employment in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le-Ko-Tah Commandery No
K. T
Order of the Red Cross
Rainbow Lodge
L. A
Labor Temple
Grand Forks
N. D
Olive Hanson
Rudy Euhiman
Huron
S. D
G. H. Pearson
South Fourth Street
G. H. Klemme
Ryan Hotel
Highmore Social Roundup From Friday Dance At Masonic Hall
Highmore society scenes include a Friday dance hosted by Highmore Society No 68 at the Masonic Temple with Masonic and Eastern Star families and visiting college students as guests. Various gatherings followed, including Mrs Shreve Van Camp’s tribute to Mrs Ethel Simon and a series of card parties and brief mentions of out of town guests and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmoore
Masonic Temple
Masonic
J. . Auldridge
Billings
Mont
Los Angeles
Quirk
W. N. “van Camp
Pierre
Mary Shields
Huron
S. L. Gibbs
J. H. Quirk
Gibbs
Auldridge
New Year Party Gatherings At Redfield And College Hill
Edna Haider a Notre Dame student near Zell hosted a New Year’s Eve party with sister Irene for many young guests. Entertainment included cards, music by Stoltz Littel and Miss Zens, midnight refreshments. Out of town guests Dorothy Chamberlain and Lovie Sievers of Faulkton attended. Carol Suromerside of the University of South Dakota hosted fifteen girls on College Hill with cards and games and a large lunch. Out of town guest Berice Holland of Springfield attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna McKellip
Margaret Noel
McKelip
Marguerite Askew
Brookings
Grace Auldridge
Billings, Mont
S. L Gibbs
Askew
Auldridge
Helen Williamson
Redfield
Edna Haider
Note Dame College
Mitchell
Irene
Salem
Zell
Frank Stoltz
Charles Littel
Mary Zens
Dorothy Chamberlain
Lovie Sievers
Faulkton
Carol Suromerside
University of South Dakota
College Hill
Beriece Holland
Springfield
Miller Society and Bridge Club Notes in Kinmont Area
Mrs Pyran Titus entertained the Miller sewing circle for the first time with a dessert luncheon and an afternoon of sewing. The F S Bridge club met Friday evening with eight girls playing and prizes awarded to Genevieve Sisk and Katherine Clark. Mrs F J Weber hosted a bridge luncheon with guests from Elkton Seattle St Paul Sioux Falls Highmore and other towns, with contract bridge played at four tables and prizes to Mrs H O Bard and Mrs Ed Bohning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agers
Mire
Baitm
Auldridge
Gracey
Paul Georgia
Billings
Mole, Diy
Carl T. Kallman
Peoria
Til
Inuron
Car
Kallman
Thomas Gascoigne
Ke.c. Hall
Estella McDonald
Guy McDonald
Gettysburg
Beverly Jean
Maude Streeter
Grace Finley
Rockford, Til
C. E. Madaris
C. D. Theophilus
Jackson Minn
Raymond G. Lindley
Aberdeen
Elsie Titt
H. Fg. Titt
Vermillion
State University
Carol Summerside
Redfield
William Churchill
Lloyd Sherman
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
C. H. Bonestee
Seattle
Wash
Huron
Pythias Roberts
Tom. Roberts
Pierre
Yesterder
Shreveport
John Kott
Froisy
Morningside
Pyran
Titus
Archie Collins
Joan Johnson
Genevieve Sisk
Katherine Clark
Eas
F. J. Weber
F. E. Gerlach
Elkton
Mattie Kentner
E. J. Hoffman
St. Paul
A. J. Caldwell
Sioux Falls
Mary Cahalon
Highmore
E. H. Wilson
W. J. Halhower
H O. Bard
Ed Bohning
Road Report from Sioux Falls and Surrounding Cities
Road report from the Associated Press: Sioux Falls and nearby cities show highs from 2 to 93, lows from 1 to 33, no significant precipitation. Most roads listed as good or fair with cloudy conditions. brief mentions of light rain in Rapid City and overall brisk temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Forey
Huron
Doudy
Watertown
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Unsettled Forecasts for Midwest Tonight and Friday
Forecasts for South Dakota and Minnesota show unsettled, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions. Cold front in the west brings possible rain or drizzle, with little temperature change overall and no decisive shift into the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakgta
Portheist
Minnesota
Huron
Chief Statistician Position Open at Bureau of Labor Statistics
The United States Civil Service commission will accept applications on January 22, 1934, to fill four vacancies for chief statistician under the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor, Washington, D. C. Entrance salary is $5,600 yearly with a 15 percent economy deduction and a 34 percent requirement deduction. Full information from the secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners at the post office in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Labor. Statistics
Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Huron
Let It Grow: City Lawn Experts Say Missed Mow Helps
Lincoln Nebraska reports Dr J E Weaver of the University of Nebraska finds that for lawn grass less frequent mowing weakens the plant system while uncut roots improve resilience and water transport. notes include temperature and precipitation data and a Civil War era cotton price of 43 cents a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Johnny
J. E. Weay
University of Nebraska
Weaver
Dollar Gains As Gold Price Held
Washington reports government again offered 106 pou ms for newly mined domestic gold, a repetition of the figure. London opening at $5.10 to the pound, bar tape price 254 an ounce. United States dollar rose 22 centimes to 16.27 francs, 6.40 cents per franc, as market players covered ahead of Roosevelt’s congressional message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
PAIS
Jan
Roosevelt
Congress
Wife of S. F. Official Succumbs in Sioux Falls
Grace M Browett Nelson 33 wife of a South Dakota official dies in Sioux Falls nursing illness family declines comment her obit outlines short life and service to community amid local mourning by relatives and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F
Sioum Falls
Grace. M. Browett Nelson
Joseph S. Nelson Dies. Sioux Falls Street Commissioner
Joseph S Nelson of Sioux Falls street commissioner died today after five years of ill health and a recent decline from arthritis complications She is survived by her husband a son a sister and her father Charles A Browett of Elgin Minnesota Marriage licenses issued by Spink county clerk Louis Howard Milo Schneider 24 Tulare Zissie L Brugger 28 Tulare Vernon Tubandy 25 Tulare Mifred C Otto 18 Tulare Ionard Richuk 30 Redfield Agnes Dvorak Jegal Redfield Morris darter la Highmore and June Hanson 1 Rockham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Nelson
Sioux Falls
Redfield
Spink County
Louis Howard
Milo M. Schneider
Tulare
Zisie L. Brugger
Vernon Tubandy
Mifred C. Otto
Ionard Richuk
Agnes Dvorak
Jegal
Morris Darter
la Highmore
June Hanson
Rockham
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CD. A
Third Street
Dane
el Riad
CG. LA
K. P. Hall
Ghattersen Club
Mra. Chandler
Chapter F
PEO
Red Cross
Twentieth Century Club
S.C. Oviatt
Dakota Avenue
South
Mirs George Starcing
Pacific
China
Great Britain
United States
Japan
France
Italy
Elizabeth Whisman
Martha Laughlin
Whisman
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Marie Ball
Catherine Wright
Ethelyn Davis
Irene Rayburn
Scott Taylor
Frank Anderson
Andrew Martin
Sylvester Whalen
Kathryn Whalen
Ansa Troupe
Pearl Stafford
Hilda Taylor
Marie Wilmarth
Maude Rause
Zenita’ Mower
Georgia Challacombe
Frances Shepardson
Jeannette Anderson
Anné Smith
Norma Murfin
Soci
Scott Tay
Amet
A. A. Wollmann
G. R. McArthur
A. K. Gardner
Emily Dickinson
Amhurst
Mass
New England
Carrie Jones
Edna St. Vincent Millay
C. A. Drew
F. M. Matteson
Roe. Dunlap
Shreve ‘van Camp
Drew c
Martha McLaughlin
Beatrice Drew
Highmore Society
Lucille Quirk
Grace Aulridge
Dorothy June Hawkins
Stetsons
Calmenson
Redfield Society
Miller Society
Bismarck
North Platte
Rapid City
Blue Jay
Rds
Christy Razer
Sherman & Moe
Nyalyptus
Norwich Tarcomp
Laxacold
Sithe
Sendol
Zerbst’s Capsules
Arzen Cold Kits
Hill’s
Nyseptol
Pepsodent
Ana Yingder
Crete
Coats
KOTEX
Phy
Geyerman’s
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