Social events and gatherings in January notices
Event listings show numerous social meetings and parties across households in the city. Groups include The Royal Neighbors of America, Lakota Commandery No. 6, Degree of Honor Juveniles, United Spanish War Veterans, and various bridge and luncheon gatherings hosted by Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Hal Busse, and others. A birthday dinner and outdoor picnic for Girl Reserve members are noted along with political and club meetings at local venues. The piece ends with a question posed by Vice President Curtis about Carrie Nation’s possible actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Frank Beiay
Frank Srenus Geutheest
Thurstsy
Labor Temple
United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
Airs
W. S. Smith
Third Street
Bridge Club Hosts Two Tables and Prizes at Alford A venue
A bridge party at Mrs MC Alford residence Wisconsin avenue southwest featured two tables with prizes won by Mrs ER Dirmeen and guest Mrs A Wollman. Skating party at Lake Byron Sunday saw Mr and Mrs Max Teuber host guests including Dr and Mrs H P Bethke and others. They traveled from Huron around 1 30 and skated until supper then moonlight skating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
J. J.’ Burns
Fifth Street South West
C. R Kent
W. C. Gagnon
George C. Hunt
Chester Bruemmer
Samuel Birks
Mabel French
Wesley Chapman
Sixteenth
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
B. F. Bender
L. Hagen
A. G., Feick
Damier
Bridge Club
Ques
Mra MC. Alford
Wisconsin
Avenue Southwest
ER. B. Dirmeen
A. A. Wollman
George C. Fullin
Lake Byron
Max Teuber
Huron
Martin Anderwi
H. P. Bethke
Frank Willians
Chestee Williams
August Abel
Marl W. Fish
Clyde Pearce
Word to the Ye skit to open Young Women’s dinner program
The Business and Professional Women's club will present a skit titled A Word to the Ye at the annual dinner of the Young Women’s Christian Association in the Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow at 6 15 pm. Members include Hildegard Rother and Mima Rankin among others with additional skits And So It Grew sponsored by the Girls’ Work committee directed by Mrs Donald Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busines
Bervide Domas
Bildegerde Rother
White Sox
Kathleen Styer
Red Sox
Mina Scott
W. H. Buck
Miss Rother
Irma Hats
Zella Ginsburg
Ursula Buck
Nellia Hamilton
Gladys Nelson
Clara Jo Plate
Genevieve
Maxwell
Girls’ Work Committee
Donald Georgia
G.W. Kieffer Iz
Ruth Sutter
Lucile Schroeder
Mery Jones
Lenore Sutter
Mary
Eileen Whitney
Richard Cave
Mises
Myrtle Schroeder
Georgia Berrien
Theo Smogerd
B. H. See = Kerr
Marine Longsteff
EH Tabere Feet Ord Ban Bryan
C. N. Mellvaine
A. M. Benoa
Chenoweth
R. Schuyler
Anna Hixon
Gladys Murray
Weather forecast and temps for the region
The report notes precipitation totals for the month to date and year to date fatalities. Sun rises at 7:54 AM and sunset times are listed. It predicts fair conditions tonight and Friday with mild, then cooler temperatures on Friday. Regional forecasts cover South Dakota as generally fair then colder, Minnesota as cloudy and slightly warmer.
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South Dakota
Perlions
Minnesota
Jefferson Girl Reserve Club Skit Dinner Plans
Members of the Jefferson Girl Reserve club present a skit led by Bean of whe Fane with Lela Stacie as adviser. Reservations for the dinner are due tonight at the W. A. college or via Mrs. F Thompen and other committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Girl Reserve Club
Gil
Mies Lela Stacie
W. C. A. College
Thorgeon
W. Radirmere Putareuy-Eyeptonics
F. Thom
Watertown Weather Report
Watertown shows a high of 28 and a low of 24 with no precipitation. Mitchell records a high of 55 and a low of 24 with no precipitation. Roads are listed as good and clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Mitchell
Weather Fragments From Dakota Cities Readings
Readable city weather notes show Yankton Brookings Aberdeen and Pierre with highs in the 30s to 50s and lows from single digits to the 50s Precipitation listed as none and roads described as good in most entries. Several lines include stray words and unclear terms but overall tone reports ordinary forecast data for multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Brookings
Paola Gy
Insects Provided with Stiletins for Piercing Victims
All blood-sucking insects are equipped with stiletins or lancers to pierce the skin of their victims, enabling parasitism. This defensive adaptation allows the parasite to access blood more efficiently.
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Credat
Hal Busse
Utah Avenue Southeast
A. F. Tritz
James Venables, Jr
Valentine
Wright
Loretta Wright
Women’s Benefit Association
Sixth Street Southwest
Rowena Circle
Warner Home
Frank Warner
Rte
Clarence McHugh
Girl Reserve
Washington School
Mildred Vihstadt
Vihstadt
Hortense Babbitt
Marguerite Davis
Dorothy Willinger
J. F. Seichert
J. H. Gasevigne
J. F. Reese
Rudolph Lenmer
Helen Gascoigne
Carrie Nation
Washington
Curtis
Kansas State Society
Betty
Dion
Ringo
Rinso
Rogfort
Konear
M. E. Church
Ham
Bismarck Huron
North Pilatie
Rapid City
Saint Paul Sheridan
Williston
Pierre
Karpen
LOU Eae
Bakerite
Chinaware
Waibel
Mr. Dan Cupid
Whitman
Sherman & Moe
Laden
Cdunfey
Sant Wolves
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