Local Society News and Club Meetings Log
Society notes list Yeomen meetings at Idaho Avenue home and other fraternal gatherings. Descriptions include YWCA Friday events at the cottage, Plymouth Circle and Mizpah Chapter meetings, WCTU, Mt. Calvary Lutheran Bible class, and C.A.R. with Vesta Larson. Mixed socials feature a Surprise visit in Huron and a Gascoigne bridge party with gifts and readings. Commandery ball at Lacetah No. 6K.T. and Standard car club meeting details conclude the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brotherhood
American
Mia
John Tormio
Idaho Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Plymouth Circle
Congregational Church
E.S
Masonic Temple
Mt. Calvary Evangélical Lutheran’ Church
Rowena Cercle at Warner Home Social Circle Meeting
Mrs Frank F Warner hosted the Rowena Circle gathering yesterday at 187 Niinvis Avenue SW. Members distributed sewing articles for the spring bazaar and discussed plans for the Yeomen party at John Tolmie home Friday. Priza drawn by Mrs Everett Wednell. refreshments served by Mrs Warner, Mrs A J Stafford and Mrs Cully Pliss. Next meeting at Mrs N E Nelson 580 Frank Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Warner
Rowena Circle
Warner
Niinvis Avenue
Bane
John Tolmie
Cully Pliss
N. E. Nelson
Frank Avenue
Founding P E O Sisterhood F Chapter F Event
Mrs Jesd Borns hosted the Chapter F P E O sisterhood celebration marking the group origin with a program recalling the 1938 era at Towsleyan. Seven founders were honored with members dressed as the original seven and a candle lighting ceremony accompanied by songs and period readings. Refreshments featured a marble cake from early PE D gatherings as guests attended. Mrs W Gowdy and Mrs George Longstaff organized the program. Earl Kalakar hosted eighty guests for a 2:30 pm luncheon at her home on Fourth Street Northeast with pink and white placecards and nut cups, followed by whist and gifts to Mrs James Kalnar and Mrs Clyde Hinkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesd Borns
Ith
Chamber Ersary
P. E.O
Towsleyan
Mab Spiers
E. O
Chapter F
Organ
Alford
Longstaff
Voigt
Whisaman
Kerr
Lusk
Laughlin
Blystome
George Longstaff, Sr
Earl Kalakar
James
Kala‘nar
Clyde‘Hinkley
Girl Health Program Highlights South America Talk
Ruth Sheldon of Omaha, former director of physical culture, spoke on Girls of South America during a high school auditorium meeting. Other program events included devotions, piano and vocal solos led by local performers, and a Negro Spirituals portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernice
Land
Hazel Warren
Miller Society initiates fifteen into Moflera Woodmen
Fifteen new members were initiated into the Moflera Woodmen of Amertex lodge Tuesday evening in a well attended meeting led by Crowingshield of Yankton who formerly resided here. The M E Ladies Aid met this afternoon in the church social room with hostesses Mrs. Scofield Davisom and McGowan and a luncheon served. The 40 Society gathered at Mrs. McCullen home Tuesday evening with a supper. Mary Laws Study Club met at Mrs. Schroeder’s Monday evening. Spring Lake Club met at Ollie Lewallen’s Thursday. St Lawrence Chapter 24 Loyal Order of Moose held its first regular meeting of the year Monday at the Masonic hall. Christian Endeavor held the second party of a series Wednesday with fifty attending. songs, games and entertainment featured. Silver medals were awarded to Evelyn Parrish and Agnes Reed in the Loyal Temperance Legion contest. American Legion plans a three day carnival next week. A Women’s High program Tuesday evening featured current events, vocal and piano solos, readings, duets, roll call of favorite hymns.
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Standard
Carlson
H. N. Carlson
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Bessie Fern Rice
Mildred Bindenagel
The
Missionary Society
Amber van
Elizabeth Givbs
Mildred Bridepagel
Moflera Woodmen
Amertex Lodge
Crowingshield
Yankton
Christian’ Endeavor
Evelyn Parrish
Agnes‘ Reed
Loyal Temperance Legion
Women's High
Mrs. M. Sims
Reading
Hope Ross
Bethel Anderson
Ruth Jacobson
Miss Farnum
Agnes Reed
Mary Bushfield
Alice Ford
Notice of Statement Regarding Fire Department Reflection
I wish to state that in my statement and notice in the Huronite I did not intend to cast any reflection on the Huron Fire Department or any member of same. Charlie Kout. 1-22 adv c
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Huron Fire Department
Diary entry from Centra South Dakota farm woman
A farm diary notes a mild morning with snowfall and chicken details, clearing to sun dogs predicting wind and colder weather. The author mentions finishing a dress, checking a market report, phoning the yards, and Dan deciding to move a load of hogs as grain prices rise and pork supply remains steady.
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Mother Carey
Li Ko cough treatment offered for cold climates
The ad notes coughs and colds differ by climate and promotes Li Ko cough treatment as a simple inexpensive mixture of licorice nine oil and menthol. It claims especially effective in Dakota Montana and Minnesota with ready prepared form available at Per punns Drug Store.
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California
Florida
Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Dakotas
Whnnesote
Perritnn
Ady
Market Hunch Guides Late Day Load at Yards
The narrator describes a hurried effort to organize barrows for loading as a truck arrives. After a short sorting session they move to the yards, where Dan retrieves the check. The speaker notes a dwindling bank balance and mentions Jean and Will leaving for the evening before bedtime.
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Dan
Jean
Will
City briefs recap of travel, events and ads
Mr and Mrs George Sligeka return from Biloxi and New Orleans with Minnesota Mutual life convention notes. Mayo Clinic visit cited for Wilfred Marlin in Rochester. Ads include a Harveys china promotion and Gamble Stores premium sale. Bobby Katz en route to Chicago to visit mother Mrs O W Katz. Scandinavian Brotherhood basket social at Legion hall Jan 25. Ed Schoolmeester recovering from mastoid operation. Birg Leonard returned home after serious auto accident with leg amputation. Habicht & Habicht advertise Spring dresses and coats sale. L Eakin of Pierre visited in town after Frigidaire convention in Omaha. Harold Urban departs for Sioux City to join Jewell Tea Co. The town notes multiple personal visits and local commerce items.
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George Sligeka
Biloxi
Miss
Sheeks
Minnesota Mutuality Insurance Company
New Orleans
Lawrence
Kans
Eyseth
Wilfred Marlin
Wisconsin Avenue
Southiwast
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
O. W. Katz
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Legion Hall
Gaylord White
Ames
State College
White
Johan F. White
Gamble
Osceola
Sprague Hospital
Harold Urban
Sioux City
Jewell Tea Company
Urban
Third Street
Ohio Avenue
Habicht
Leonard
Stout
Redfield
Richland Township
Cavour
Habichi
Habbichi
Adre Ro L. Eakin
Pierre
Aimy Bur
Mr. Eakin
Omaha
Organize Farm Bureau Local in Wolsey Town
Farm Bureau members in Wolsey township set Friday evening February for the organization of a local farm group at Frank Heiti’s home. A prior meeting at Fred Steuerwold’s farm aimed to organize before the assembly but snow and cold weather kept some farmers away. Discussions covered pure seeds, livestock marketing, and general livestock topics, with County Agent R. A. Cave and local Farm Bureau member E. F. Frevert in attendance.
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Farm Breau
Wolsey Township
Frank Heiti
Fred Steuerwold
Sere R. A. Cave
E. F .Frevert
County Farm Bureau
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Evelyn Coyne
Whursday
Lakota
Red Grass
Beadle County
Huron
J. J. Boone
Nevada
T. J. Boone
Helen Boone
L. J. Boone
Cyril, Bloodgood
Cyril Bloodgood
Elmer Boone
Pepper
Mr. Boone
Miss Boons
Gascoigne
W. Gascoigne
Idaho S Avenue Southeast
J. C. Gascoigne
A. W. Gland
C. A.johnson
Clyde Burger
J. H. Markham
H. 5. Selby
Avis
Helen
W. E. Neilson
Lacetah Commandery No
IK. T
Pompe
Order of Eastern Star
Henry Frederickson
S.C. Cra
Sheffield
J. R. Beadle
William Welty
Bieger
Belse
Q'Tane
U.S
Rowena Cercle
Warner Home
Sprake Hospital Nurses Alumnii
Fifth Street
Avia Stransky
Mcllvaine Jeome
Round Table' Hom
Mcllvaine
Lab O
Hannah Matke
George Schroder
Miller Society
M. E. Ladies Aid
F. Scofield
5. Davisom
F. McGowan
R D. McCullen
Mary Laws'Study Club
A.C. Schroeder
Spring Lake
Ollie Lewallen
American Legion
Charlie Kout
Maunie
Glenna Invin
Red Cross
Centra
South Dakota Farm Woman
Wheeth
TeBtes
Shane Alae Berciser
Aera
Ferriton
Farm Bureau
Wolsey
Waibel Hardware CO
Overshoe
yd__ dade
Aurora
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