Social events and club meetings listed for Monday and Tuesday
A long list of society gatherings, including Doren at American Lutheran church, P Indge, James River lodge Odd Fellows, LO. C. & Halk Liter Coteria, Woodmen Circle, W. O. W. at Giebar Temple, and various church and club events. Notable entries include installation plans with Mrs. Margaret McLaushlie, and numerous home gatherings, readings, bridge parties, luncheons, and birthday celebrations across town locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Twoue
Hagel Fenski
Tenth Street
Margaret McLaushlie
Mitchell
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
G. Shepherd
Ilinois Avenue
College Faculty Wives Club
H. G. Titt
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Legion Auxiliary
K. P. Hall
Day Lodge
Masonic Temple
First
Noble Grand Association
Baptist Ladies Aid
John Foasberg
I. N. Jones
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptiste Church
Feasberg
Dakota Avenue South
Joint lodge installation and benefit events reported
Queen of the Prairies lodge No 68 and Loyal Stars No met in Labor Temple for joint officer installation. Officers named include Carl Appel Roy Peterson and Louise Fugisang. A later Odd Fellows benefit party featured whist and bridge with prizes and dancing at the I.O.O.F. hall. Child Conservation League met with papers on child development and backward children. Next meeting set for February 3 at Mrs Danes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of the Prairies Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
Loyal Stars
Labor Temple
Sylvester Whalen
Alice Nelson
Clara Rupp
Ed Fugisang
Carmen
Carl A. Appel
Roy Peterson
Walter Z. Meanw Warring
Peter Thielen
Hany DeWitte
John Crawford
Henry Bitney
Jerome Sorenson
Sentinel
Charles Demlo
Andrew Bjerkeset
Martin Arcularius
Martin Anderson
Ed Fuglsang
Ed Torgrad
Martin Arenarius
Star
Louise Fugisang
Mae Mueller
Marie Thielen
ODD Fellows Give
Odd Fellow
Elmer Twiddy
Paul Rollins
Mrs. Patrick
Ben Hanson
Hilton
Odd Fellows
Dell Rapids
Child Conservation League
HH. H. Leonard
Wisconsin
Benue Southwest
O. R. Whitney
A. G. Feick
B. Houghton
Frank Sanderson
Roy Danes
Texture Of Skin Diet And Care Tips For Spring
A beauty expert urges that skin texture improves with diet rest and exercise. Eat greens fruits and vegetables, limit heavy fried foods and sweets, drink water, and ensure enough sleep. Cleanse daily remove makeup, and use suitable cosmetics while avoiding overhyped products.
Transmitter plans pushed between Davenport and Des Moines
Davenport Iowa reports definite steps to establish a 50 watt transmitter for WOC and WHO midway between Davenport and Des Moines. The project, denied extension of permit by the federal radio commission, will take four to six months and cost 150000 to 175000 dollars. Central Co plans maintain studios in Davenport and Des Moines with a special line linking transmitters for synchronized programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa
WOC
Des Moines
Federal Radio Commission
B. J. Palmer
Central Co
Radio Features The Best En Radi Land
Radio features report an imminent en route broadcast from Elenae Kileau in Hawaii. Microphones will be placed at the crater with short wave links to NBC for retransmission. Plans follow a successful first crater broadcast, with KGU Honolulu as key station and a lineup of NBC CBS and WIZ programs and speaker events scheduled across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sradio
WEAF
NBC
Berlin
Eddis Cantor
Rubino
WABC
CBS
Scandinavia
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Fiske University Chorus
Wiz
T. P. Gore
Oklahoma
Brad Browne
the Three Bakers
Pierre And Huron In No-Decision Debate
Pierre and Huron high schools held a no decision debate last night. George Hart and Wallace Baer formed Pierre, while Florence Moo Rank and Eleanor Ryden led Huron on the affirmative. Debate coach D C Reutter announced Huron will host the next meet on Thursday January 28 against Wellington Spring. Both schools will argue unemployment insurance and the contests will go to a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Huron
George Hart
Wallace Baer
Florence Moorank
Eleanor Ryden
D. C. Reutter
Wessington
Real Estate Transfers Turnished by Beadle County
Transfers recorded in Beadle County show E Vance to Ida Vance in Huron for Lot 18 and replatting of Lot 1 and NW Lot 2 in Bik 32 of Ry Addition. Mary Jones to Huron Lamber Co includes Lot 6 in Block 2 and 2nd Southlawn Imocription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County Seek & Tithe Co
E. Vance
Ida
Vance
Huron
Mary Jones
Huron Lamber Co
Hit And Run Driver Sentenced In Iowa
Roland Gregg twenty one was sentenced by District Judge R A Oliver to two years in the Anamosa reformatory after pleading guilty to failure to stop and aid following a December accident that killed Julius Johnson and John Elson. He was paroled to Sam Chapman with a stipulation never to drive again. He also pleaded guilty to assault with an auto and received six months in jail. If ever seen driving a motor vehicle again, he would return to the reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Roland Gregg
Anamosa Reformatory
R. A. Oliver
Julius Johnson
John Elson
Gregg
Sam Chapman
Oliver
Reformatory
Ultra Short Wave TV Receiver Designs Gaining Interest
Sight Fans Turning To Ultra Wave Sets describes early TV receiver research by Jim and other engineers. It notes the super regenerative circuit as most satisfactory for six meter channels, compares tuning methods, and explains compact layouts enabling wide bandwidth audio and television signals within small spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Butterfield
Associated Press
New York
Jim
Electric chair demo shocks Gregort Institute freshmen
The 200000 volt demonstration at Gregort Institute of Technology shows Vernon Rosebrough seated as the power is switched on. The test produces a harmless effect due to very low amperage, illustrating electrical safety for first year students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregort Institute of Technology
Portland
Vernon Rosebrough
Indirectly heated tubes aid radio experiments noted
Amateur experimenters report that AC current cannot be used due to indirect heating, making these tubes essential. They test low wave channels with voice and code, finding usable range near the horizon and high quality with minimal apparatus.
N D Bank Robbers Held In Jail In Hillsboro
Edward F. Doran and Thomas Fahey appeared before a justice of the peace and waived preliminary examination for the robbery of Reynolds First National Bank. Bonds set at 10000 dollars. they remained jailed in Traill county. Also notes Evelyn Brush returned from Garden City where she cared for her rheumatic brother George Brush now recovering at Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D
Hillsboro
N.D
Edward F. Doran
Thomas Fahey
First National Bank of Reynolds
Traill County
Garden City
Evelyn Brush
George Brush
Carpenter
Six Humble Veterans Initiated Into Huron VFW Post
Six candidates were initiated into the Huron post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, taking the obligation from National Commander Deur eld DeCee who spoke from Washington, D C on a national radio network. About 10 ex service men attended the open session at the Knights of Pythias hall. A local class of 16,775 new VFW members nationwide last night, with 58,000 since November 30, lifted total VFW membership to 84,755, aiming for 100,000 by March 31. South Dakota posts reported classes in Watertown, Sioux Falls and Hot Springs. Washington, D C had the largest class with 230 recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Deureld DeCee
Washington, D. C
Huran
Knights of Pythias
Sinshing Rembers
Phyllis Hefman
Maxine Frey
Evelyn Silkert
Ista Benedict
Haren
Cardidates
V. F. W. Throuhout
United States
Oscar McClure
William Abraham
Charles Horine
Wallace R. Rye
Jack DeWitt
Lee Sanchez
Freeman Lyons
Floyd Pelersa
South Dakota
Telegram Ao Department
James BR. Lowrie
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Hot Springs
Kniffen’s farming focus shapes Ohio Congress bid
Napolean Ohio native Frank C Kniffen, a 37 year old democrat born on a Stryker farm, built a wide reputation as a farmer candidate for Ohio’s fifth district. He defeated veteran Charles J Thompson of Defiance to reach the finals and now operates several Northwestern Cincinnati farms while pursuing public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Ohio
Frank C. Kniffin
Kniffen
Charles J. Thompson
Defiance
Stryker
Eure
Fort Way
Key
Cincinnati
Knifin
Cine
New Record Made in Vegetable Shipments Year
Frost and vegetable industry in Louisiana reports 1931 as the biggest year yet with about 15,000 carloads shipped, an increase of roughly 5,000 from the prior season. Agricultural secretary B Bodunes of the New Orleans Association of Trade confirms the rise. Researcher J H Thompson of the Royal College of Burgeons of England presents an extract from cattle parathroid glands that may limit or halt growth without harming health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
B. Bodunes
Jd. H. Thompson
Royal College of Burgeons
England
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Friendly Circle
The
Methodist Church
E. Fxybarger
Colorado Avenue
Charles Robinson
Miss Maylo Kinsman
Misa Maylo Kinsman
Montana Avenue Southwest
Toby Devick
Virginia Anderson
Peter Pollock
Bridge
Bernard McNelis
Clarence Freske
Lavere Johnson
Dean Calvert
F. D. Greene
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Jer Home
C. Taylor
Montanasyvenue Southwest
Phil Smith
Bernice Hasty
Esther Gregory
Kansas Avenue
MES
Verhest
al Verhest
Oon
J. Bieger
John Woelpert
Fd Pamp
Bart Welty
Bert Welty
Macbers
Sonomco
Verve DuBois
Gwendolyn Olsen
Mare
Mia Piorevce Martian
North Dakota
Marcella McNabee
Flapper
Fanny
Gedo Packer
Dy C. E. Butterfield
WEAVF
Irvin S. Cobb
Arthur Pryor
Wartet
Colonel Stoopnagle
Budd
Public Affairs Institute
Hurley
Ray Perkins
Raymond Knight
Cuckoos
Pierre and
Repizace
Lass
Complete Glass
Fair City Paintaglass CO
W.F. W. Post
Texas
Samaritan Hospital
Dakota Ave
Thone
Huron, S. D
Gladys Mor
Oswald Jacoby
Josephine Culbertson
Sidney Lenz
Jy Culbertson
Ely Culbertson
Mrs. Culbertson
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