Wednesday and Thursday social groups schedule meetings
Several clubs and organizations hold Wednesday gatherings including The Rowen Circle at Mrs Palwer Wickie 4 Montana Ave Kremlin S.D. Lady Muscovites in I O F parlors at 2 30. Sabot oforee club at 5. Prairie Rose Lodge No 5 at Labor Temple 7 30. Women’s Moreeheart Legion at Wheeler’s hall 8. Midweek service at O H Van Dyke 515 Colorado Ave. Pilgrim class picnic at Mrs George Longsteff 611 Lawn Ridge. Thursday roles include Ladies Circle at First Christian 2, Loyal Order of Moose 8, Canton Huron 7 20 in I C O F hall, Pythian Sisters 1 90, Eta Beta Epsilon Sigma Alpha 7 30 at library, Ladies Aid Meth church Wesley hall 2 30, Patriarchs Militant Ladies Auxiliary 7 30 in I O F hall, Congregational church Ladies Aid 3, prize winners and buffet refreshments noted. next club meeting at Mrs Raymond Hughes August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowen Circle
Palwer Wickie
Montana Avenue
Kremlin Sodak
Wheeler's
First Christian Church
O. H. van Dyke
Colorado Avenue
Congregational Church
George Longsteff
Lawn Ridge
Ladies Circle
Loyal Order of Moose
Wheeler's Hall
Canton Huron
Patriarchs Militant
IL C. O. F
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Wesley Hall
Ladies Auxiliary
Ladies Aid of the
Local Club Meetings And Fourth Of July Picnic Highlight Community News
Mrs John Clarambeau and Mrs Clara Gillenburg hosted the M M club at the Clarambeau home with nine members present. Prizes went to Mrs Gillenburg Mia Arteman Mrs Bottomley and Myrtla Bottomley. A next meeting is planned at Mrs Vic DeBauche's home. Miss Cora De Hunt hosted friends at the George C Hunt home with bridge winners Mrs John Bangerter and Miss Grace Hanson and Miss Verna Sinkey as silent gift. Refreshments were served. About twenty five friends and relatives of Mr and Mrs D A Woolterchill of Philip visiting Huron attended a Pearl Creek picnic with swimming and games. Guests included Variel Philip J Allison Wolsey Arnold Hegg Atley Hegg Dave Hegg Leon Rudy Earl Snyder J Woolstrehill and Albert Hanson. Mrs Elmer Hines and Mrs Mester hosted a Good Will club meeting for twelve members and two visitors. Mrs Hines received a shower and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clarambeau
Clara Gillenburg
M. M. Club
Clarambeau
Schmidt
Gillenburg
Mia. Arteman
Bottomley
Myrtla Bottomley
Vic DeBauche
Cora de Hunt
George C. Hunt
Iowa Avenue Noutheast
John Bangerter
Grace Hanson
Verna Sinkey
de Hall
Catherine Hunt
D. A. Woolterchill
Philip
Huron
Pearl Creek
Woolstrehill
Son
Variel
Phillip
J. J. Allison
Wolsey
Arnold Hegg
Atley Hegg
Dave
Elmer Hines
Mra Mester
Huron Sends Three Delegates To Elks Convention
Huron lodge sends three delegates to the national Elks convention in Seattle. George C. Hunt, E. C. McKenzie, and Warren Johnson represent Huron with J. Ford Zietlow of Aberdeen accompanying them. Carl Welles of Madison also attends as district deputy to the grand exalted ruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Seattle
George C. Hunt
Huron Lodge
E. C. McKenzie
Muro Lodge
Warren Johnson
Aberdeen
Johnson
Mr. McKenzie
J. Ford Zietlow
Carl Welles
Madison
Weather Summary for Huron and Vicinity
Fair tonight and Wednesday with rising temperatures. Minnesota mostly fair tonight and Wednesday, warmer in the northwest. South Dakota fair with warmer conditions in the west and central areas. Iowa fair tonight and Wednesday, cooler in the extreme east. Hourly temps show morning readings around 58 to 67 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron and Vicinity Fair
Minnesota
Dakoota
Iowa
Weather Roundup Across South Dakota Regions
Road conditions and temperatures reported for Mitchell Watertown Yankton Huron Sioux Falls Aberdeen Brookings Rapid City Pierre and other locales. Highs reach mid to upper seventies with lows around fiftys. precipitation minimal and roads reported as good and clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encesass Ae Mitchell
Watertown
Yankton
Huron
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Pierre
Local City Notes Include Births Visits and Events
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George Kellicut of Cavour at a Huron hospital Sunday. Kenneth Poole began a Heinz job and travels for training and sales in Sioux City and Sioux Falls. Exclusive night swimming parties with lifeguard service are offered after 11 pm. Mrs Hagen and daughter Alice Lorraine returned from Hardwick. Several residents visit relatives in Aberdeen Redfield and Sioux Falls. Water bills due by July 10. Public notices advertise sales and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kellicut
Cavour
Huron Hospital
Kenneth Poole
Heinz Company
Siowx City
Siow Falls
West Park
J. C. Hagen
Alice Lorraine
Max Royhl
Big Stone Lake
Marvin Trostemn
Lidgerwood
N. D
Genevieve du Chene
Deedwood
Albert Sterum
Presho
Edna Smith
Wisconsin Avenue
Mix
Jamie Doula Walton
Dorothy
George
Huron
Welton
Minneapolis
Grant Moore
Black Devils
New Pavilion
Eunice Sammis
Pierre
A. P. Stowell
Mell Moriarity
Redfield
Congregational Church
John Bangerter
Cora de Hall
W. W. Towne
Lake Enemy
Harold Olson
Loie Bangs
Catherine Hunt
Tom Simons
Gordon Betts
Lake Kampeska
Yorks Station
22Nd
Dakota
South
Wnax Gas
Gertrude Goodell
Irens Borager
Montevideo
Minn
City Water Department
Dorsthy Costain
Bernard Moran
Rudolph Steidle
Yellowstone Park
W. W. Davis
Brookings
Morris
Gilbert
Hans Anderson
Maxine
Glenn
Visitors and newborns tallied in Huron community notes
Local residents and relatives arrived from Minneapolis and Wisconsin for family visits while newborns announced at Huron hospitals. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Timm, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bennemann, and several visiting kin from Glenwood Springs and Dubuque. Several families returned from trips, including fishing at Big Pine Lake and travel through Omaha and Spearfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Noutheast
Henry Timm
Huron
Huron Hospital
Walter Bennemann
Montana Avenue
H. M. Whisman
Marilyn
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Big Pine Lake
Minn
L. A. Groves
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Groves
Sheeman L. Johnson
Beach Avenue Southeast
Omaha
C. B. Riley
Rochester
E. Leepy
Beach Avenue
J. C. Shirley
Ter
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Black Hills
Carrie Reynolds
Yellowstone Park
Charles McWeeney
Aberdeen
Margaret Anne
James McWeeney
G. R Hurley
Third Street Southeast
Minneapolis
Lover
Robert Melin
Farm Organizations To Fight Rail Rate Increase
National farm groups will meet in Des Moines on July 15 to launch a campaign against a proposed 15 percent freight rate hike by the railroads. The coalition includes farm bureaus from Montana North Dakota South Dakota Kansas Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Illinois and Missouri with additional groups invited. Ralph Snyder Kansas Farm Bureau head announced. Also noted is a remark about a strange will of ML Auguste Pasquier engraved on a chair leaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
National Committee of Farm Organizations
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Kansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Ilinois
Missouri
Ralph Snyder
Kansas Farm Bureau
Card Of Thanks Expressing gratitude for support after loss
We thank all who helped ease our sorrow after the death of our husband and father during his illness. Special thanks to Dr. Sprague and Dr. Faust and their nurses. also to Mrs. Beatrice Hoaglin Vernon Hazelin Mr and Mrs W H Kutil Thurma Hoaglin and Mr and Mrs Louis Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sprague
Faust
The
Sprague Hospital
Beatrice Hoaglin
Vernon Hazelin
W. H. Kutil
Thurma Hoaglin
Louis Peterson
Water bills due at City Treasurer and delinquent after July 1
Notice states water bills are due and payable at the City Treasurer's office with delinquency after July 1 as issued by the City Water Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water Department
Readings From S D U Show Gradual Rise In Summer Heat
A comparison of voluntary weather bureau readings at the University of South Dakota reveals a steady rise in summer maximums from 1900s through 1930. From 194 to 1910 the three hottest months averaged IGL. Since 1910 the 101 mark has been broken many times and the last three years show record highs, with 12 in August 1835 as a peak reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Volunteer Government Weather Bureau
University of South Dakota
IGL
University
Hungary’s Salt Dependency as Only Imported Food
Hungary is described as highly self-sufficient except for salt, which remains the sole food product it must import. The note implies broad domestic production strength while highlighting a limited import need for this mineral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
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Kretchmer
Culligan
Good Will Club
Bismarck
Hugon
North Platte
Saint Paul Sheridan
Williston
Iia
Phoenix Sox
Silk
Lisle
Calmenson
ML Auguste Pasquier
Florsheim
Avuw
Sherman & Moe
Lampe's
Lamper S
Monarch Golden Bantam Corn
Yacht Club
Lima Beans
Japan
Lampe Market Co
Falr
N. W
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