Local Social and Wedding Notices Roundup
Community groups meet midweek at Labor Temple and surrounding venues. A birthday party honors D L Leek of De Smet with family attendance. Mrs Urquhart to speak on Java Siam at the library. Abbey Schultz wedding details and post ceremony motor trip plans. Fullinweider hosts D A R luncheon with guests and contest prizes. Seattle visitors depart after family visit at the Moultons. Marriage announcements include Fairbank Cannon in Peiping and Stevens Ingalls nuptials near Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Urquhart
A. M. Urquhart
Hoys’ and Girls
Java
Dutch East Indies
Siam
United States
Benjamin Thomas
Urqubwt
Abbey-Schultz
Evalyn Schultz
J. C. Suhultz
Aberdeen
Harold Abbey
Watertown
On Grocery Company
Groton
Weir
Aew Black
All Hey
Huron
The
Unity
Ore Fraternity
Seattle
Moulton
Paul
Bridge parties and gatherings noted in Nhuller Society
Mrs Wallace McCullen and Mrs John T McCullen hosted two bridge parties with lunches and flower bouque s. Store prizes went to Mrs Ralph Erb, Ruth Collins, and the second night to Mrs John Waverstock and Miss Edwards. The Newcomers Bridge club enjoyed a picnic in St Lawrence grove then returned for bridge. High scores belonged to Mrs Earl Kindred and L T Jarmuth. Guests included Dr Jack Hagan and C D Strickland. Miss Carol Cahalan hosted eight girls for a slumber party with pool time and lunch. Mr and Mrs J A Fritzel celebrated 35th anniversary on June 26 with 25 relatives at St Lawrence grove picnic. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs W E Robliffs and Bernice of Sioux Falls, Mr and Mrs Bayard Lovell and Neal of Wessington, and Alvin Bardell of Cresbard. Mrs H E Stensland hosted Past Matrons club at a two course luncheon followed by bridge. prizes went to Mrs Charles Rudd and Miss Doll Bushfield. Mrs J A Conrath of Elgin Ill visited. Mrs W D Johnson and Mrs Clinton Titus hosted a nine o clock bridge breakfast for Mrs Byron Titus. 22 guests used garden doorway tables. Prizes went to Mrs Jack Bonk and Mrs Lester Fox. Mrs Titus and Mrs Mac Sharpe received guest prizes. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Sharpe of Milwaukee and Mrs Wayne Dornberger of Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace McCullen
John T. McCullen
Ralph Erb
Bils
Ruth Collins
John Waverstock
Miss Edwards
I. C. Jones
Newcomers Bridge Club
St. Lawrence Grove
Jones Home
Earl Kindred
L. T. Jarmuth
Jack Hagan
C.D. Strickland
J. A. Fritzel
St Lawrence Grove
W. E. Roblffs
Bernice
Jean
Sioux Falls
H. E. Stensland
Charles Rudd
Doll Bushfield
J. A. Conrath
Elgin, Ill
W. D. Johnson
Clinton Titus
Byron Titus
Jack Bonk
Lester Fox
Titus
Mac Sharpe
Sharpe
Milwaukee
Wayne Dornberger
Minneapolis
Weather report summary for Habert and Vicinity
Uncertain draft notes show temperatures high of 108 in July and record lows around minus forty two one year ago. Precipitation totals for the month to date and daily sun times are listed. Forecast calls for unsettled tonight then Wednesday fair and cooler with hourly temps around 65 to 72 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habert
Weather forecast for South Dakota Minnesota Iowa
Forecast covers South Dakota with generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with slight cooling across central and eastern regions. Minnesota expected fair in the southwest with showers in the east and north tonight, then generally fair after with cooler temperatures in the northeast and extreme south Wednesday. Iowa likely showers in the eastern portion, otherwise fair in the west tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Road Report Summary for South Dakota Cities
Yankton reports 76 high 54 low with 54 precip. roads good and clear. Breakings notes 67 high 67 low 3 with precip AT. Hluron 61 to 68 and 54 with 1.0 percent precip. roads clear. Watertown 58 high 66 low 52 with 45 precip. roads good and clear. Pierre high 7 low 58 with Ml precip. roads good and clear. Aberdeen 53 high 70 low 36 with 0 precip. roads good and clear. Sioux Falls 73 high 78 low 52 with Wii precip. roads good and clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Watertown
Pierre
Aberdeen
Sioux Falla
City Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel
A stream of social notes from Huron covers Mrs. Howley Allison of Cherokee visiting with her sister Mrs. A. B. Taylor and family, Mrs. George Barrows on a ten day Clinton trip, and L. M. Swaim family returning from Duluth. Others include trips to Rochester for medical treatment, Yankton for a press job, Rapid City for business, and preparatory plans for a Monrovia visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howley Allison
Cherokee
A. B. Taylor
Dakota Avenue South
George Barrows
Clinton
L. M. Swaim
Conrad
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Duluth
Mian
Gagnon
Melynr Langlie
Mercedes
Warren
Monrovia
Cal
W. E. Ferguson
Idaho Avenue
Sou East
Geer
Buster Gamon
A. Sunderman
Rochester
Minn
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Dahl House
Wendell E.kindley
Ohio Avenue
Martha Kass
Washington, D. C
N. J. Kass
Fourth Street
John
Moorman Rigels
Big Stone Lake
Huron, Hospital
Alton Gaughran
Yale
B. E B. Beach
H. A. Johnson
Owatonna
William Habel
Dorothy
B. E. Beach
Fifth Street Southwest
F. E. Battin
Lalla
Mary Morse
Kathryn
Pierre
Huron
Coe I. Crawford
H. H. Fitch
Clifford
Robert
Piniele
Mont
Black Hills
Robert Larkin
Mary Jeanne
Omaha
Larkin
Mary Roszelle
Ruth Plummer
Jessie Kaiser
Northern Normal ix
Anerdleen
Nationwide protest marks Farm Bureau celebration
Chicago July 5 American agriculture marked the 156th anniversary of the nation with a nationwide call to a war of ballots. At Ottumwa Iowa Farm Bureau President A O Neal urged farmers and townspeople to protest economic neglect by major parties. Other farm leaders echoed the demand for economic freedom for farmland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Farm Bureau J Federation
Towa
A. O'Neal
Farm Bureau
Ottumwa
Warm Weather Guidance From Extension Agent
Home extension agent Miss Sara L. Dewing offers practical steps to ease heat discomfort. She urges reduced heat-producing foods, generous water, light clothing, ample sleep, and moderated exercise. Emphasizing vegetables and fruits, she notes dairy and cooling drinks aid hydration and energy while stressing safe, fresh milk and lemon flavored beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara L. Dewing
Beatle, Spink
Hard
Miss Dewing
Dewing
Department For Health
Real Estate Transfers In Readle County
Frank Splitek transfers titled property to James N. Challascombe in Huron. Parcel described as Lot 2 and Block 1 in Lewis subdivision. Transaction furnished by Readle County Abstract and Title Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readle County ‘Abstract & Title Co
Frank Splitek
James N. Challascombe
Huron
Lewis
Malted Orange Sparkler Instructions
A simple drink recipe mixes crushed ice malted milk water and orange juice. Combine until smooth then serve in a tall glass with ice. Shake or stir well for a refreshing, lightly creamy citrus beverage.
War Aces Start On Round World Flight
James Mattern, once a jazz drummer, and Bennett Griffin, air veterans, launched from Floyd Bennett Airport for a round the world attempt aimed at beating the Gatty Post eight days and 15 hours. The crew, 27 and 36 respectively, planned a cross Atlantic route to Ireland then Siberia and across Asia to the Pacific, finishing via Alaska. They carried ample fuel aboard a dual control plane and would communicate via routes on a cable-tube system. Weather expert Dr. James H. Kimball cautioned about potential conditions over Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Mattere
Hennett Griffin
Floyd Bennett
Harbor Grace
N. F
Texas
Griffin
Oklahoma City
Howev
Atlantic
Ireland
Siberia
Asia
Pacific
North Pacific
Alaska
Sioux Falls Water Use Drops in First Half of July
Sioux Falls water records show a notable drop in consumption. First half of July totals 779 775 million gallons versus 813 955 million a year earlier. June figures also fall from 158 435 million to 121 440 million, due to fewer leaks heavy rain and cooler days. In Erwin horse racing notes several locals entered horses at Garden City events with riders including Laurence Breault and the Gilbertsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Malls
Jiy S
Sioux Falls
Erwin
Garden City
Laurence Breault
Percy Gilbertson
Gerand
Hubert Gilbertson
Harry Hussey
Merril Blakewell
Howard Hodges
Hodges
Church Picnic Season Moves Through Erwin Area
In Erwin July 3, special report notes Swedish Lutherans, West and East Bethel churches held picnics. Erwin Congregational plans a sports day picnic July 14 at Erwin Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
West
East Betheany
Erwin Congregational Church
Erwin Park
Farmers Lay By Corn Fairfield
Farmers in Fairfield township halt cultivation, delaying third cutting until after the Fourth of July due to tall brittle corn stalks. The crop has grown rapidly, prompting the temporary lay by amid seasonal pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Fairfield Township
Radio Features The Beset In Radiolaniy
Radio editor notes plans for Rockefeller Center project shaping up though not opening next year. A committee advises on stalls, studio placement, and technical aspects for NBC and CBS networks. Listings include musical programs on WABC CBS WJZ NBC with dance, comedy, and variety segments featuring Burns and Allen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Butterfield
Associated Press
New York
Rockefeler Center Tre
S. L
Gerald Chatfield
Studio Pie
Merl
Boriilia
WABC
CBS
Elestrns
The
Funny Bones
Guy Lumbardea
Burns and Allen
WJZ
NBC
Ws Am
Aid Is Entertained Bonilla
The Ladies Aid was entertained by Mrs. Al Milsler at her home. Twenty members were present. Lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Harold Neuzem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AID
Bonilla
al Milsler
Harold Neuzem
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Loyal Stars of America
Labor Temple
Carnation Club
First Meth
Haw Club
W. H. Maerrison
Sixth Street
Ladies Aid Society of the
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
Gurley
Hosdistst Presidents Association of the
G. 3
Wisconsin
Tawesk
Wheeler's Hall. of
Country Club Party
Tgs
Huron Country Club
John Wheeler
H. D. Sewell
William Eilers
E. L. Bi Ss
Ralph Jones
Chester White
W. C. Gagnon
A. M. Haskell
E. D. Pickell
Fourth Street Southwest
D. L. Leek
de Smee
Leek
I cm
M. T. Leek
de Smet
Fullinweider
George C. Fullinweider
Daughters of the American Revolution
Nebraska Avenue
Caroline Orvis
Edith Churton
Bon
John King Fairbank
Arthur Boyce Fairbank
Wilma Denio Cannon, Dughter
Walter Bradford Cannon
Cambridge
Mass
Peiping
China
Fairbank
Hei Tsung Pu Huting
Fairbenk
University
Harvard University
Hoodes
Oxford
Clarence Stevens
E. H. Stevens
South of Huron
Olive Ingalls
Woonsocket
F. E. Lechridge
Harriet Stevens
Thomas Graham
Brideiwoni
Nhuller Society
Carol Cahalan
Cahalan
Precipi- Sistion
Higa Low Tatiorr Bismarck
North Platte
Rapid City
Saint Paul Shean
Williton
Pierre Se
Ihe
Baulein
Berlin
Germany
Sammar
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pickham
Radiolaniy
William Hard
the Coun
Miwaukee
America
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