Social Events and Local Weddings in Huron Column
Social events note a Spanish War Veterans meeting at Labor Temple with reports by Mrs Frances Shepardson and a guest from Tampa. Afterward a bridge party at the Sechler home, plus a July picnic planned at Harlan Stafford’s concession hall. Hipple Landsdown marriage announced in Hot Springs. Rebekah Lodge and Social Sisters meetings summarized with officer elections and reports. Leona Sipes and Robert Armour wed at the Phillips home with a reception at I O O F hall and a pink and green theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Stafford
City Briefs Touching Travel Visits and Local Guests
Local residents and visitors make social rounds across states and countries. Mr and Mrs William Remmele of San Frenrisco visit daughter Mrs C K Hinton then head to Black Hills en route home. Mr and Mrs C McKenzie depart for Great Falls Montana to visit relatives then plan Banff Lake Louise vacation. Mrs L C Harris and daughter Elizabeth return from two weeks in Denver Grand Junction Kansas City after 19 years apart. Mrs Soren Jensen and late daughter Patty travel to Stockholm to visit relatives and friends. George Philip of Rapid City guests of Judge and Mrs A K Gardner. C W Robertson of Pierre visits at Ivan Welch home. Robertson newly appointed US marshal. Howard C Miller and two sons go to Preston for visit with Miller’s family and plan further travel returning July 16. Rev and Mrs W Keck return from Oberlin Ohio and World’s Fair Chicago with children Sam Lois Elinor. away two weeks. A M Haskell and children George Faith Mac back from fishing trip in western Wyoming and Nebraska. A B Leak leaves for Portland on business. Edith Olson and Miss Cretha Lamphier of Pierre visit Huron over Fourth. Eva Mahaffy of Sioux Falls visits sister Mrs C E Christenson in Huron. Mary Helen Werren returns from Girl Reserve camp at Omaha. Luella Young accompanies. William Fenlon of Pollock, ex-Huron College student, bound for Sioux Falls after Fourth. Carl Olander of Aberdeen and Mrs William Maxwell of Chicago visit E K Albert home over Fourth. M G Sharpe leaves for Fergus Falls Minnesota for Fourth holiday. Miss Marion Anderson returns to Wayland after short visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Remmele
San Frenrisco
C.K. Hinton
C. McKennie
Great Falls
Mont
Mr. McKenzie
D. McKensie
Banff
Lake Louise
McKenzie
L. C. Harris
Elizabeth Harris
Denver
Grand
Tunction
Cal
Garden City
Kansas City
Kan
Stockholm
George Philip
Rapid City
A. K. Gardner
C. W. Robertson
Pierre
Ivan
Welch
Dakota Avenue South
Robertson
Howard C. Miller
Jordan
Robert
Preston
Lois
Elinor
M. Haskell
George
Faith
Mac
Haskell
Wyoming
Nebraska
Laurel
Neb
A. B. Leak
Yester
Portland
Ore
Edith Olson
Cretha Lam
Phier
Huron
Eva Mahaffy
Sioux Falls
C. E. Christenson
Ohio Avenue
Mary Helen Werren
Omsha
Luella Young
Miss Young
Ivan Welch
Betty Kent
William Fenlon
Pollock
Huron College
State Highway Department
Huxon
Carl Olander
Aberdeen
William Maxwell
Chicago
E. K. Albert
Dakota Avenue North
M. G. Sharpe
Fergus Falls
Minn
Marion Anderson
Wayland
Miller Society Hosts 70th Birthday Dinner
Mrs J M Williams was the honor guest at a Sunday 9 p m dinner at her daughter Mrs Carl Dunwoody in Pleasant Valley township for her 70th birthday. The family attended, with Mrs Mattie Spelh hosting a Friday event for her daughter Mrs Clifford Williams of Bremerton Washington. A seven thirty dinner featured garden flowers and a bridge game with prizes won by Mrs Garland Dennis and Gwendolyn Weber. Mary Simons, an out of town guest, attended with a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Williams
Carl Dunwoody
Pleasant Valley Township
Mattie Spelh
Clifford Williams
Bremerton
Wash
Tibles Mastle
Garland Dennis
Gwendolyn Weber
Mrc
Mary Simons
Baby dies after fall from bed in Brookings
Funeral services were planned today for Roger Allen Revell, 15 months, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Revell. Died accidentally in falling from his bed. Authorities believe he was strangled by bed clothes as he pulled them. Found on the floor by his mother. A twin brother, Robert Edwin, slept in another bed nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Roger Allen Revell
Frank Revell
Lincoln visitors and Holiday travelers fill area homes
A group of relatives and friends from Nebraska and beyond gathered in Lincoln and nearby towns for extended visits and Fourth of July trips. The Pierce and Warren households hosted Mrs Pierce and Mrs Warren along with relatives from Modesto and Milwaukee, while Akron and Aberdeen visitors toured local homes and planned Black Hills and Yellowstone outings.
Britain Germany debt accord enables bond payments
London reports British financial quarters welcomed the Anglo German debt agreement as Germany will pay interest on Dawes and Young bonds held by British subjects during the six month moratorium. The United States plans to seek equal treatment for Americans and Britons, while Paris expects similar terms for French holders. Berlin notes a path open to other nations through diplomacy, and officials emphasize avoiding a trade war to protect mercantile exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
the Times
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Washington
United States
Reich
Paris
Berlin
Huron Boy Gains Most At Wanzer Camp Wanzer
At Camp Wanzer in Silver City during July, boys and girls posted a total weight gain of 133 pounds in ten days, averaging 26 pounds per child, with Charles Sanstead of Huron leading at 10 pounds. Lois Bell, Edna Junek, Agnes Wilson, and others tied for second with six pounds. Camp dietitian Miss Berneice Overton oversaw balanced meals and cod liver oil supplementation. Further information available by writing Camp Wanzer, Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Wanzer
Charles jSanstead
Huron
Lois Bell
Miller
Edna Junek
Redig
Agnes Wilson
Buffalo
Bernekce Overton
Camp Dietitian
Overton
State College
Brookings
Silver City
Shoplifter Roy Jones Gets 20 Day Beadle County Sentence
Roy Jones was sentenced to 20 days in Beadle county jail after appearing in Municipal court on a shoplifting charge. He allegedly stole a shirt from the J C Penney store Tuesday. Wayne John was fined $2 in Municipal court for failing to halt st an arteviall high prey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Jones
Beadle County
Jones
J. 3. Penney Company
Wayne John
Hand County Plans Grasshopper Week in July
Hand county launches a Grasshopper Week from July 9 under emergency agricultural director Mr Underwood. Farmers are urged to spread bait during the week, with many already obtaining it and reporting protection for forage crops. Grasshoppers are about to wing and migrate, heightening the threat to crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hand County
Miller
Underwood
Tole Uis
Huron approves social center under federal program
The Community Service Center for Huron gains federal approval with Ethel Dowdell and local adviser E W Feige announcing phased eight point plan. Under Loftus Ward supervision a recreational program begins, plus furniture and furnishings divisions at the Fair Grounds Public Health building. Donations of old furniture, materials, and clothing are urged to support workshops and interior decorating efforts for summer use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Service Center
Huron
Ethel Dowdell
FERA
South Dakota
E. W. Feige
Sar
Pair
Tansy Boorman
Fairy Grounds
Huron Aims First SD Community Center Experiment
Miss Dowdell told the board that after the announcement of Huron's projected Community Center, other cities in the state have shown interest but JEFRA plans to establish the Huron center first and observe its progress before expanding statewide. The Huron project is described as an experimental model, the first in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Republican State Chairmen Meet in Huron to Plan Campaign
Open meeting gathers chairmen from nearly every county in the state in Huron to narrow the field with candidates for office. Called by Charles S. McDonald, the session aims to lay groundwork for the fall campaign as candidates attend and discuss campaign strategies and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. QO. P
Huron
Sioux Falls
Republican Central
Charles 5. B. Donald
McDonald
Strato Flight Waits Weather at Black Hills Roundup
BELLE FOURCHE July 5 The time of the stratosphere flight from the Black Hills now depends on the weather Pilot Major William F Kepner told crowds at the Black Hills roundup. Weather records show seven air eight times during the summer satisfactory conditions prevail and we will wait for such condition We have spent too much money and time in preparation to take any chance on double in taking off or on clouds that might interfere with photographic work on the Right Captain Albert W Stevens initiator of the stratosphere expedition said work on the ton of apparatus for the flight is progressing satisfactorily With all instruments fitted and tested the crew plan to work on permanent installation today ready for seabed-in test Saturday Kepner and Stevens were among a delegation of members of the ships where crew attending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
Black Hills
William F. Kepner
Albert W. Stevens
Kepner
Stevens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Blystone
Rebekah Lodge
Colfax Rebekah Lodge No
Reg Cular
I. O
F. Hall
Edith Robinson
Noble Grand
Allie Lothrop
Rebekah Assembly
Watertown
Laura Seeley
Social Sisters
Social Sisters Club
Mildred Leonhardt
Glady Leonhardt
Margaret Hintermeister
Glee
Leona Erion
Minnie Moldenhauer
Maude, Eoiforty
Leona Sipes
Robert Armour
Emery Phillips
Phillips
Arizona Avenue Southwest
Alfred Trenerry
Bert Jones
Fluma Nichols
Albert Dick
Ree Heights
Max Terber
Jesse Reaves
L. L. Trotter
W. H. Gamble
Charles Burris
Mary Geise
Joe Davis
Martha
Frank Hysham
Ladies Auxiliary
Canton
Pod
Armoureré
ZL Dekota Avenue South
Amour
Riverside Cemeery
Miller Society
éom-Lincoln
R. EF. Vandeventer
C. A. Pierce
Misa Halen Piece
Modesta, Cil
BM. Pierce
C. P. Warren
N.A. Pierce
Akron
John J. Greene
Lewis Pnson
Keith
Joyce
Milwaukee
Wis
Yellowstone Park
Lewis
Henry L. Lindary
J. G. Williams
Eight
Kathryn Meyers
Sioux City
W. 7. Whitney
Travis
Omaha
Flavon
Tsi
Waterloo
Britain
U. S
Finan
Pen Ous
Welch’s Grape Juice
Wanzer
Berneice
Black Bills
Berneice Overton
Ole’s Grocery
Third St
Huron’s Social Center
Strato
NASH
Saa
Miller’s
Piest
Velvet
Matton
Prince Albert
Lic
Matton Stew
Perth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!