Local social clubs schedule meetings and events across Friday to Sunday
Friday events include St Macys Altar Guild at 2 30 p m and Degre os Honor Juveniles picnic at Water Tower Park at 2 90 o'clock. Weekend activities list Forest No 1 Aux and Woodmen Circle meetings at Labor Temple at 2 30 and labor temple Sunday meetings at 2 and 10 a m. Also notices on redfield couple wed, festival leadership in Tacoma, and various club gatherings at Fairfield Hope, Past Oracles, J F L F Club, Good Fellows, Whxers Extension, and more with attendance plans, refreshments, and future dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge No. 46
Water Tower Park
Forest No. 1
Aux- Wary
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Woodmen
Labor Temple
Woodmen Circle
Anna Troupe
Jim River Grove
Lawerence Raymond
Hazel Fenski
Fran
Troupe
Rome
Simmons Avenue
Rena Siegenthaler
Saurday
Armand Fine Cosmetics Advertises at Here's Beauty for Yaul
An Armand News notice promotes Armand Fine Cosmetics available at Here's Beauty for Yaul with items on display including Cold Cream Wild Rose Powder Hair Oil Rouge Lipstick and Vanishing Cream offered at the toilet goods counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand Fine Cosmetics
Olythe
Armand Cosmetics
Ousted CIO Rioters Return For Belongings
Small groups of CIO unionists and their families returned to Westwood after a lumber labor dispute that forced 780 people to flee. A street battle left one man shot and 30 beaten as National Guard and coast artillery were on alert. Deputized citizens, armed locals, and state troopers patrolled while authorities arranged for belongings to be retrieved gradually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WestWody
Gov
CIO
Westwood
National Guard
Coast Artilery
CLO
Andover Tornado Claims Third Victim
Aberdeen reports the Andover tornado that struck last Saturday killed two people and claimed its third victim on Wednesday. Anna Schuring, 22, daughter of one victim, died in hospital from injuries and shock after the twisters hit Day, County town. Her father J W Schuring remains hospitalized with a hopeful prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Aberdeen
Anna Sehuring
Miss Schuring
Hur
J. W. Schuring
Mrs Res ima Albrecht Dismissed From St Marys Hospital
Mrs Res ima Albrecht who had been confined for several days in St Marys hospital in Pierre was dismissed Wednesday and returned on the bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Blunt
Resima Albrecht
St.Mary's Hospital
Pierre
Wheat Loan Plan Aims to Stabilize World Markets
Secretary Wallace announced a government backed wheat loan program for farmers storing grain, with rates varying by terminal and grain type. The plan includes direct CCC loans or via banks, seven month terms, and a goal to share world markets while avoiding export subsidies. The RFC provides 100 million dollars to support loans as part of the broader agricultural adjustment effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Wallace
United States
World Cooperation
Mt Me
London
Darente
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
Minn
North Dakota
Northern Springs
Commodity Credit Corporation
Commestity Credit Corporation
AAA
CCC Camp Details at Gettysburg July Camp
Special report notes Ralph Nauman Potter County highway superintendent and coach Fred R Hinckley depart Wednesday with nine boys for a CCC camp. The group includes Lewis furl Robert Lambert Marion Heinze Elmer Stevers Harold Davis Clarence Sehntz John Boke Fred Erlenbush and Alvin Banik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Dettysburg
Ralph Nauman
Potter County
Fred R. Hinckley
Soging
Blacks
Lewis Furl
Robert, Lambert
Marion Heinze
Elmer Stevers
Harold Davis
Clarence Sehntz
John Boke
Fred Erlenbush
Alvin Banik
Straculgus Escape Rocks Rockham
An accident with a miraculous escape occurred Saturday evening when Mike and Joe Joyce's car hit a horse returning from Burdette. The horse belonged to Archie Anderson and was on the right of way. The horse was killed and the car sustained shattered glass and a bent left side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straculgus
Rockham
Mike
Joe Joyce
Burdette
Archie Anderson
Window Replacement At Austin Grocery
The front window damaged in a recent windstorm will be replaced today by John Construction Company of Huron. The replacement work affects the Bancroft area storefront and is scheduled for July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Misener
Huron
Adele Kirschenmann
Northwestern Public Service Company
Tacoma
Wash
Bancroft
Austin
Jocn Construction Company of
Grandparents Visit Amid Four Day Extension Club Conference
Stanley and Delores Tanner visit their grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Hammond while their mother Mrs Hannah Tanner attends a four day conference of Extension Clubs held at six in the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bockham
Stanley
Delores
Tanner
Miranda
Charles Hammond
Hannah Tanner
Black* Hills
Weather and convention notes from the Legion meeting
The report covers weather data and a summary of Legion business. It notes temperature figures, precipitation, and forecasts for Haron and vicinity. It also details a convention bid vote between Rapid City and Deadwood, with Rapid City winning and a number of officer elections.
Veterans War Group Proposes Legion Membership Reform
Weather and Roads report notes urging veterans of other world wars be eligible for American Legion membership. Delegates at Los Angeles convention announce plans to cooperate on building a new orphans home in Sioux Falls. District slate lists include Wirzbach, Gotthelf, Baron, Sween, Young, Jordan, Boerger, Fulton, Tummey, Coleman, Burns, Schenkerberger, Johnson, Miller, Ampdi, Hyde, Naren, Johns, Brown, Wherson, and other named delegates across South Dakota towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Pariey
Pierre
Deadwood
Gateway City
Hot Springs
Bigmarck
N. D
Chicago
Ill
Johns
Denver
Colo
Bison
George Rice
Des Moines
Flandreau
Judge
Advomite
Hadditfi- Edmonton
Alta
Hexford
Faulk- Helens
Mont
Huron
Rudesil
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Er
New Orleans
Rapid North Flutie
Phoenix
Ariz
France
147Th Field Artillery
Pittsburgh
Rapid City
St Louis
Pat Quirk
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sioux Falls
M. E
San Francisco
Calif
Selters
Wagner
Seattle
Wash
H. A. Nielson
Sheridan
Wyon AM Farms
Guy P. Squires
Sioux City
Iowa
Winnee Post
Carroll Lockhart
Williston
N. Dy
Chauncey Eagle Horn
Winnipeg
Man
Post of
Rosebud
Spafford
Boost Orphans Home
American Legion
Los Angeles
Sid Wirzbach
L. Gotthelf
Parker
James Baron
Aurora
Alfred Sween
Ed Young
Watertown
George R. Jordan
Bryant
Frank Boerger
Milbank
Byron Fulton
Britton
Leo Tummey
A. L. Coleman
Redfield
L. W. Burns
White Lake
FR. A. Schenkerberger
Mitchell
Farm Security program expands in South Dakota
MacMillan reports growth in the Farm Security Administration program across South Dakota. Loans will reach more tenant farmers under a $299,647.50 allocation, with counties added. Debts reduced by creditors totaled $4,345,348 from 1,240 agreements, while cooperative efforts and home management plans boosted farm rehabilitation and garden activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennington
South Dakota
FSA
Farm Security Administration
MacMillan
Firmetary Administration
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St. Macys Altar Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
John Ward Smith
L. E
K. P. Hall
L. F
Frankfort
Laurence Nou
Wands
Ed Whiting
Keneth Waddington
Louise Schwichembers
Jacke Whiting
Fairfield Hope Aid
Mildred Bischoff
Fairfeld Hope Ladies’ Aid
Jeanette Andarsor
Hut Kenwwon
Inv Beale
Borokl Brock
Hazel Tobin
Misa Larutta Tobin
Tilda Carlie Timer
Meyers
Genevieve Maxwell
3. W. Meyers
Mouce Huarers
Rose Peck
Walter Siege
Thaler
Georgy Houghton
Rosina Gascgigne
Funch
George Houghton
Joseph Olson
J. Flf
Robert Schwarts
Frame Avenue
Oto Erickson
Boyd Jones
Claire Griesing
Lyla Maw Gutzler
Good Fellows Club
B. F. Kuntz
O'Connor
J. G. Avery
F. Peterson
C. Hy Mayberry
David Lundeon
Ellen Leng
J. L. Strattom
Peterson
Whxers Extension Club
Mixers Extension Club
Averil Henningser
Millie Dean
Louise Simons
Vigt
Ten
Armand News
Sherman & Moe Drug Store
Billy Corinne Smith
Chattanooga
Tenn
Haron
A.m
Minnesota
Associated Press
Ta. m
Brookings
Yankton
Habicht
Mac Millan
Barmons
Henderson Foundation
OLR Hosiery Club
George Barrows
Geovices
Mars
Cameron
Frances
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