Social events and club meetings in Huron area
Community notes list meetings for the B of K T in the Labor Temple, Past Oracles at Evergreens, KP lodge and James River lodge, Colfax Rebekah, Knights of Columbus, and Machinists. Also reports on W H C club tea, Annetta Bell’s extended visit, Yeomen lodge business, a Mrs Baum birthday surprise, bridge tea hosted by Miss Helen Hart, travel shower for Miss Harris, and a letter from Dr McCune in Korea.
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Annetta Bell
L. Carmen Bell
Nebraska Avenue
Agua Negra School
Holman, N. M
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Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood of American Yeomen Lodge
Charlie Osborn
Mary Wilson
Maude Wilson
Miss Hart
Helen Hart
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Eden Carlson
Carlye Vieths
Paul Y. Hart
Marriage of Marie Gooseit and Ruben Peterson in Pierre
Announcement says Miss Marie Gooseit of Blunt married Ruben Peterson of Chicago on Tuesday July 8. The ceremony, in the parsonage, used a single ring, Rev Rollin B Holden officiated. Mrs Peterson taught in Huron schools. Mr Peterson a Kellogg Radio chemist in Chicago. They will visit family in Huron then travel to Minneapolis and Wisconsin before settling in Chicago.
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Marie Goosen
Blunt
Ruben
V. O. Peterson
Huron Colege
Peterson
Kellogg Radio Corporation of
Chicago
Huron
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Wee
Ella Fagerhaug
Iver Fagerhaug
Edwin Serben
Yankton
Tyre O'Clock
Gollana
Mary Fagerhaug
Sioux City
Edward Reese
Sioux ‘City
Start Plans For Annual Pageant In Huron
Huron's annual playground program plans a pageant finale on July 24 after two months of supervised play. Prizes will be awarded to the best unit, with a permanent cup for the winning school. Skits include Lincoln, Jefferson, McKinley, Washington and more, plus a doll buggy parade and model aircraft built by local boys.
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Huron
Leo A. Temmey
Chamber of Commerce
City Park Board
Temmey
Lincoln School
Jefferson School
McKinley School
Washington School
Wilson School
America
Sion
H. L. Hurley
John’Bangerter
Harry Liem
City Briefs: Local Activities and Arrivals
Local notes include George A Starring returning from Lake City with his family to visit Mrs. Starring's sister E Sedam, births in Huron, travel to New Albia for a reunion, Audrey Beasley visiting Huron, and various ads and notices. Also listed are a marriage license for Gustave A Adekard and Marie Hartwig and community updates from Huron area.
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George A
South Dakota’ Bankers ‘Association
Lake ‘City
Starring
Lake City
Siter
E. Sedam
E. W. Feiger
H. W. Brown
Frank
New Albia
Audrey Beasley
Froquois
Huron
Hurley Baum
Davis Apartments
Flanagan
Nat'l Bank of Huron
U-12
W. B. Hutchinson
Beach Avenue
Huron Hospital
G. F. Dabland
Virginia
Ann
Sioux
Guy H. Rake
Lake Geneva
Wis
Rake
Huron Gospel Tabernacle
Nellie B. Brusso
Hot Springs
Lyman Shaddock
John Kimmell
Weaver
John L. Williams
Neb
Chas
B.J. Mitchell
Walter Bachman
Hitchcock
J. J. Bachman
Road Report From Yankton To Sioux Falls Weather Glare
Road report lists several South Dakota towns with high and low temperatures and precipitation. Data covers Yankton Mitchell Watertown Huron and Sioux Falls with notes on road conditions as good and skies variously clear or cloudy.
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Yankton
Mitchell
Watertown
Huron
Sioux Falls
Wessington Springs Society Social Events and Travels
Wessington Springs residents host dinners and birthdays with locally invited guests. Mrs. Claris Dunham plans a European tour visiting Belgium Holland Austria and Germany including the Passion Play and Oberammergau then on to Paris London and England. Ella Fagerhaug wed Win Serben in Yankton, with reception and trip to Sioux City.
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Claris Dunham
Spencer, In
A. H. Avery
Chicago
Theresa McDonald
Wessington Springs
New York I
Pennland
Antwerp
Belgium
Holland
Austria
Germany
Oberammergau
McDonald
Munich
Dunham
Switzerland
Alps
Paris
France
English Channel
Southampton
England
Legion Meet Predicted Attendance At Sioux Falls Convention
About 6000 to 10000 attendees expected for the 12th annual South Dakota American Legion and Auxiliary convention in Sioux Falls. State Commander L Morrison and national commander O L Bodenhamer, and Gov. W J Bulow will speak at the opening program Monday with events including fan-making organizations, corps contests, a boxing show and a beauty contest.
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Legion Meet
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Department of the American Legion
Legion
Auxiliary
Reappoint Members on Two State Boards
Governor announces reappointment of two state board members whose terms expired July 1. Hazel Hall was named to the Board of Optometry for three years, with Bulow also reappointed to the same board for another term.
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Pierre
Bulow
Hazel’ Hall
Was. Ort of Optometry
Senate Group To Probe Campaign Expenditures In Illinois
Chicago July 12 A Senate campaign funds committee under Senator Gerald P Nye of North Dakota plans a public inquiry starting Monday into Illinois senatorial primary spending. It will assess if Ruth Hanna McCormick's 252500 self funded nomination exceeded her reported amount and subpoenas many witnesses as in 1927 scrutiny of Frank L Smith vs William McKinley. Deneen reports campaign costs near 25000 funded from personal means.
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Chicago
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Illinois
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Senate
Frank L. Smith
William McKinley
Smith
McCormick
Charles S. Deneen
Attic Lover Walks Free After Law Loop Hole
Otto Sanhuber, known as the attic lover, was freed after a court overturned a manslaughter verdict for the 8 year old murder of Fred Oesterreich. The judge ruled the statute of limitations for manslaughter had expired, prompting the set aside verdict and freeing Sanhuber. He had lived in Oesterreich homes as a secret partner of Mrs Walberga Oesterreich.
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Los Angeles
Otto Sanhuber
Fred Oesterreich
Milwaukee
Sanhuber
Sanhubert
Oesterreich
Ground broken for South Dakota World War Memorial
Excavation for the long planned South Dakota World War Memorial began with Governor W J Bulow turning the first shovel of dirt in a ground breaking ceremony south of the capitol. State historian Lawrence K Fox noted the memorial conceived 11 years ago is now assured. The ceremony included American Legion representatives, Pierre Legion drum corps, a prayer and consecration by Rev Conrad Gesner of Pierre.
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Pierre
South Dakota
W. J. Bulow
Capitol
Lawrence K- Fox
State Memorial Commission
Pierre Legion
Conrad Gesner
Breaks Leg in Fall From Low Scaffold
A worker named Ea Wea Ever, employed at a repair project, suffered a leg fracture after falling from a low scaffold during ongoing work at the facility in Delaware. Authorities investigated the incident and the condition of the injured person was not immediately released.
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Smet
Weather Forecast For Huron And Vicinity
Mostly cloudy and cooler tonight and Sunday with partial sunshine. The forecast lists sundown and sunrise times, hourly temperatures beginning 5:02 a.m. and into the morning hours, with highs around the mid to upper seventies and a cooler trend. Averages and extremes from the prior year are referenced, noting July temperatures and precipitation patterns.
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Huron
Minnesota South Dakota forecast summary
Forecasts show partly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with thunder showers possible this afternoon or tonight in eastern portions. Cooler tonight in western and southern areas, and southeast Susgay. South Dakota mostly fair tonight and Sunday with some unsettled conditions possible tonight and cooler tonight. 1OW4S predicts partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with probable thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight and cooler tonight except in east central areas.
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Minnesota
Susgay
South Dakota
Weather outlook for the upper Mississippi valley week start
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday July 14 covers the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys plus the northern and central Great Plains. Temperatures are normal or cooler early in the week then rise with little precipitation anticipated.
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Misssissippi
Missouri
Great Plains
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