Local clubs hold meetings and events this week
The Degree of Honor Lodge meets at Labor Temple tonight for installation and a covered-dish supper. A drama group gathers at 7 45 at Miss Frances Tait’s home. U C T s hold a pot luck Saturday then a 7 00 business meeting with dancing. Various social gatherings, bridge clubs, and Fraternal orders meet through the weekend with programs, travels, and refreshments.
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Degree of Honor Lodge No
Labor Temple
Installa
U. W
Frances Tait
4Thia Avenue
U. C. Tls
Republicans Plan Lincoln Day Fetes in South Dakota
Harlan J. Bushfield the Republican state chairman and governor candidate announces Lincoln Day banquets to be held February 12 in eleven South Dakota cities. The state is divided into districts with meetings planned in Sioux Falls Yankton Madison Mitchell Huron Aberdeen Watertown Pierre Mobridge Rapid City and Winner. Counties tributary to each city are expected to join.
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Miller
Dakkota
Harlan J. Bushfield
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Madison
Mitchell
Huron
Aberdeen
Watertown
Pierre
Mobridge
Rapid City
Winner
Judge Must Decide In Wife Swap Controversy in Salem
Judge Edward B. O'Brien faced a puzzled decision as he studied testimonies from Raymond Lee and Calvin Watson over a wife swap arrangement. Both seek divorce on infidelity grounds and custody of children, with Mrs. Lee denying her husband’s claims and testifying to a supposed friendly swap with the Watson couple.
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Salem
Mase
Edward B. O'Brien
Raymond
Lee
Lees
Calvin ML Watson
Topsfield
Watson
Maine
Meat Prices Drop Up To 50 Percent
News notes a sharp decline in meat prices with wholesale drops from nine to fifty percent. Consumers see relief in the household budget as steaks and chops return to dinner menus. Higher livestock supply and grain crop effects drove the swing, easing affordability for pork chops and ribs.
Hybrid Seed Corn Supply Reported Sufficient
The Agriculture Department said today that hybrid seed corn supplies are enough to plant nearly 15 million acres of the nation’s corn belt. The brief noted most of the higher yielding hybrid seed used by farmers in the north central states is readily available, with about five million acres more seed than last year.
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Washington
Ag-rcwltare Department
Tyte
See Early Start On Airport Job
City manager Dow J. Bearing reports an expected start on a $14,008 runway improvement project at W. W. Howes Municipal Airport, pending final Works Progress Administration approval in four to five weeks. The city commission proposed base course work and graveling for three runways, with 30 to 35 workers to be assigned. a crew from a recent airport grading job has moved to a city street graveling project on east Market Road.
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Bureau of Air, Commerce
W. W. Howes Municipal
Dow J
Washington
Sears Aid
Sears
East Market Road
New Arrivals To Be Feted By Huron Chamber of Commerce
A welcome gathering for recent arrivals in Huron is planned next Wednesday as the Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual fellowship stag at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Newcomers receive white lapel tickets while residents of longer duration get red tickets, with boxing bouts among planned features and a buffet luncheon to cap the evening.
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Huron
Chamber of Commerce
Asn
Ranger
Harry Gray
Melvin R. Murphy
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Gordon To Close Huron Meetings At Local Church
Rev. Maurice F. Gordon, a reformed Jewish evangelist, wraps up a January visit in Huron with services at First Baptist Church on Friday and Sunday. He plans a public meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m to share personal experiences, and Sunday features two services including a Jewish home seder demonstration tied to the Lord's Supper without admission but a farewell offering. He concludes Sunday afternoon at 1 30 p m.
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Maurice F. Gordon
Huron
First Baptist
Baptist Church
Gordon
Urge Whist Players To Attend Meeting at CCC Camp
Greeye Usrpenter and director 94 at the Huron veterans CCC Camp announce a meeting for whist enthusiasts to form a country league. Expected eight teams with Yale and Cavour among supporters, plus two CCC Camp teams and two from Huron. The meeting is Friday at 3 50 PM at the CCC Camp to start league play.
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Huron
CCC
Physical Culture Program Subject at YWCA Meeting
Gladys Brown Moore highlighted a college YWCA program on beauty and fitness. She outlined bedrock exercises for posture, waist line, chest, and legs, warning against fad routines and urging regular practice, rest, and medical advice for glandular-related weight issues.
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College Y. W. CA
Gladys Brown Moore
America
Mia
Moore
Hollywood
Fort Meade Indian Killed In Quarrel
Hardin Montana January 13 Sheriff Henry Ulrich reports one Crow Indian killed and two wounded near St Xavier Crow Reservation. Edmund Spotted of Fort Meade Cavalry was slain. His brother William Spotted and neighbor Frank He Does It were wounded. The incident followed a quarrel between the Spotted brothers after drinking.
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Fort Meade
Quarrel Hardin
Mont
Henry Ulrich
St. Xavier
Edmund Spotted
United States Cavalry
William
Frank
Uirich
Spotted Brothers
Woman Hurt In Car Blast Improves Says Police
Funeral services for William Powers, killed when his automobile exploded, will be held in Graettinger Iowa on Friday. Mrs Powers, injured in the blast, was described as improved and could not explain the cause of the explosion.
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Graettinger
William Powers
Mrs Goodenough Heads SD Federation Women’s Clubs Meet
Mrs B H L Goodenough, president of the South Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs, represents the state’s 6,000 clubs at the annual mid winter board meeting in Sioux Falls.
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Little Flower Band
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Hendle County
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McKinley Mothers
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Henry Gehm
Independent Order of Foresters
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Evelyn Patterson
Jennie Twiddy
Florence Edwards
Carl Voigt
Frances Shepardson
Helen Hainey
Woodward
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