Social events notes from the W C T G and church groups
The item lists a Friday indoor picnic at Wastes hall, Townsend Church meetings in the courthouse Farmers room, and a Friday ice cream social by Division No 4 of the American Lutheran Ladies Aid. Also notes L T L and temple gatherings Saturday and Sunday, plus a House party attendance by Miss Faith Haskell and sorority sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastes Hall
Townsend Chuir
Divison No. 4
American Lutheran Ladies Aid
McComas Family Vacation Highlights and Local Notices
McComas family and relatives returned from a ten day Western trip via Black Hills Yellowstone and Billings visiting Mrs L B McFatridge before returning home. Peach canning advised. several short notes on local visits, weddings, birthdays, and social events including Foresters gathering and a Hollywood trip for Bernice Sheerin.
Stolen Bicycles Returned to Owners in Mitchell
Three bicycles stolen from Huron boys by a ring of youth were recovered by Huron police and state justice officials after a transfer to Mitchell. Chief Jake Nelson says the three youths received suspended sentences in the state reformatory. The bikes belonged to Calvin Calendine, Charles Sandstedt, and Donald Lindstrom and were returned to their owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
T Rat Mitchel
Jake Nelson
Huron Police Sur
Charles Sandstedt
Dakota Avenue
Donald Lindstrom
Royal Hotel
Melace
Eornier
Pertone
Real Estate Transfers From Beadle Courty Abstract List
Real estate transfers in Huron and Wel lington show J D McNair conveying multiple lots in Brooks and Orig Town additions to Ella and Elle McNair, with extensive property details including numerous blocks, lots, and subdivisions. Additional transfers list McNair to Elie and Ela McNais on various lots and a replat in Outlet Ry addition to Huron, plus a Sheriff transfer to Equitable Life Assurance Society under SH1 Swf 48-106.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle Courty Abstract
J.D. McNair
Ella McNair
Huron
Brooks
Orig
Toym
NS Ft
Scatchbrooks
City of Wellington
Elle McNair
Scotchbrook
Wessington
Elie McNair
Wis
County Clerk and Daughters Killed in Nebraska Crash
County Clerk Joe Larson of Cedar County and his two daughters Virginia and Lord Jayne were killed in a motor vehicle collision near Allen Nebraska while en route to Minnesota for a vacation. Larson’s wife was injured and rushed to Hartington hospital. one daughter died instantly and the other died shortly after. A truck driver named Matteo from Allen swerved toward the Larson car, causing the fatal crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Neb
Joe Larson
Cedar County
Virginia
Lord Jayne
Here
Larson
Minnespolia
Matteo
Hartington
Will Rogers Jr Buys Fourth Newspaper in a Year
Hollywood July 2 Rogers Jr son of the late actor humorist moves toward a newspaper magnate role by purchasing his fourth paper in a year This semi weekly advertising publican Be still edits and writer time the first paper he bought Beverly Hills week Ty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers, Jr
Hollywood
Rogers, Jr
Beverly Hills
Multiple property transfers and land deeds in Hyde County
Hyde County official abstracts record transfers involving Carrie Fitch, Albert Durisch, Prohaska, and First National Bank of Sioux City. Transactions include fractions of sections in Townships 6 and 119, ranges 72 and 12, with mentions of the Federal Land Bank and Wandercook Realty Co. Filings list NW See 2 Top113 Range72 and SE See SM Trepo Ronee 73, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus Corneil
Highmore
Hyde County
Carrie Maude Fitch
Federal Land Bank
Albert Durisch
Prohaska
State of South Dekota
Fist National Bank
Sioux City
Wandercook ‘Nealty Co. Wey
See
National Bank
Wandercook Realty Co. SE
Speculate Result Comet Collision in the Sky
Boston July 2 An Associated Press science note reports Ka ho’s comet will miss Earth by 100 million miles while another comet head impacts raise geologist debates. Siberian and Arizona impacts inform possible meteorite remnants, with experts noting gravitational breakup could avert a direct collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broward W. Blakeslef
Associated Press
Boston
Yerkes Observatory
Kaho
North
South Carolina
Sevanneah River
Cape Lookout
FL A. Melton
Willam Schriver
University of Oklahoma
Atlantic
Earh
Siherie
Arizona
Tavinee
Hail Damage Mounts Across Rural Nebraska Towns
Weather and hail storms rage from Mina in Brown County through Spink toward Redfield Nebraska. Damage includes nine barns demolished and extensive roof loss. One large barn structure tipped, livestock losses reported, lines restored after outage. No major injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relfield
Seari
Mina
Brown County
Spink
Retfeld
Nebraska
Zell
Cottonwood Ake
Western Union Telegraph
Dr. Comley Farm
Twin Lakes
Coughlin Group to Meet Here Friday
The Coughlin National Union for Social Justice will hold a local meeting Friday at 1 o'clock. Members and interested parties are invited to attend. Frankfort July 2 Special report says Mr. and Mrs. G. Battie and children drove to Norfolk Nebraska for a visit with Mr. Battie’s parents.
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Coughlin
Coughlin National Union For Social Justice
Tm Ty Bel
Korfolk
Frankfort
G. Battie
Norfolk
Neb
Suny
Mr. Battie
Railroads pledge card backs move to restore passenger Pullman service
A pledge card published by the Greater South Dakota Association promotes restoring Pullman service in Eastern South Dakota. The document urges individuals and businesses to support rail facilities and persuade others to join, stressing historical railroad development and the need for continued investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater South Dakota Association
South
Dakota
Restorations Interest Card For Railroad Service Group
Interested individuals urged to complete and mail a card to George A. Starling secretary of the Greater South Dakota Association at Baron for a restoration of railroad pevenger and Prim an service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Starling
Greater South Dakota Association
Rail service restoration urged by South Dakota group
A South Dakota rail advocates’ committee chairman urged restoring passenger and Pullman rail facilities to spur prosperity. He cited CG, CNW’s past tax contributions across six counties, warned against backsliding, and said CNW agreed to test Pullman service if patronage is demonstrated. He attributed curtailments to reduced demand and lack of salesmanship, stressing cooperation with rival carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truilroad Securities
Dakotsa
GSDA
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Fierre
Minnesota
North Western
Greater South
Dakota Association
Cg, & N. W. Comppany
South Dakota
Pledge drive aims to restore railroad service in South Dakota
The Greater South Dakota Association and Hurong Chamber of Commerce announce a campaign to restore rail service. Pledge cards will be distributed urging signers to use railroad facilities and encourage partners to do likewise. A coordinating committee will lead activities with merchants and wholesalers across South Dakota and neighboring regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Id
Pullman
Greater South Debate Association
GSDA
Hurong Chamber of Commerce
Letiore
South Dakota
Chamber of Commerce
Greater
GSD A Od Sheribes of Commerce
Ami
George A. Starling
Greater South Dakota Association
Hurom
Post Prizes in Water Carnival at Ravine Park Lake
The water carnival at Ravine Park Lake Friday night offers 20 prizes in multiple events with prizes funded by Huron Kiwanis Club. Loftus Ward cites local recreation efforts as organizers include Blake F. Patton C. L. Bailey and Carl Gibbs. Program begins with a water polo contest at 7 followed by boys and girls events and a diving show. Public invited with Mayor John P. Walsh and City Manager Dew I Sears urging attendance. life guards will be on duty.
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Ravine Park Lake
Loftus 5
Ward
Gity Recreation
Huron Kiwanis Clan
Blake F. Patton
C. L. Bailey
Carl Gibbs
Kiwanians
Missionary division event hosted by Ladies Aid Society
Wolsey notes that the missionary division of the Ladies Aid Society will be entertained at the farm home of Mrs. J. J. Salisbury this afternoon. CN Schweizer of Gary spent a day visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Darling with Mrs. Ethel Carson traveled to Pierre Tuesday to visit Mrs. Carson’s daughter, Mrs. William Kuhrt, now in the hospital. The Wiseths of Water Town visited Birx for a few days. Lela Asher and sons Kenith and Ralph, relatives of Mrs. Udi Seth, are mentioned. Kenith Asher, employed by the Dakgix Central Telephone Co. at Huron, spent the weekend with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Ladies Aid Society
J. J. Salisbury
CN. Schweizer
Gary
W. L. Darling
Ethel Carson
Pierre
Birx
Udiseth
Lela Asher
Kenith
Ralph
Eb, Freemark
St. Lawrence
Kenith Asher
Dakgix Central Telephone Company
Huron
Local Visits Highlight Weekend in Highmore Area
Miss Marian Oerson of Weusington visits sister Mrs Williesn Sunday. Mrs John Douglas of Rolling Wy visits A B Douglas home after arriving Sunday. Miss Clarabell Nisewinder of Steep Eye Mn arrives for a week stay with relatives. Mrs Paul Korngrard and children return from Spearfish after a five week vacation. Miss Gertrude Silvernail expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Oeerson
Weusing— Ton
Williesn
John Douglas
Rolling
Wyo
A.B. Douglas
Misa Clarabell Nisewinder
Steep Eye
Min
Harry Robinson
Jam— Oe
Paul Korngrard
Spearfish
Gertrude Silvernail
Vacation trips and visits scatter across the region
Mr. and Mrs. John Silvernail and Mrs. Ted Silvernail plan travel after her. Her sister Mrs Hjalmer Lucd Kinds of Arlington arrives with daughter Janice Ann for a visit. John Quirk and Donald Gibbs return from Ft. Meade ROTC training near Omaha. Myr. and Mrs. Seward Gibbs Donald and Miss Helen with Miss Rose Quirk depart for a week near Park Rapid Minnesota. Mrs. Orle Hoagland and Ruth Jean of Berkeley continue to New York state. William Kusser returns from Pierre Hospital after appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gadd head to explore pasture lands across several states. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Breeden move to Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brummell of Oscome visit her parents. Rev. Rhoda Jane Dickenson leaves from Pincer Wille Black Hills where she worked at the Congregational Young Peoples Assembly. Delegates from Highmore include Virgil Hanson John Ralston Merle Cellier. Oscar Dittman returns from Tucson Arizona. Marie Brock undergoes a tonsil operation in Highmore. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLaughlin vacation at Lake City Illinois, joining Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hartshorn there. Mrs. Alvin Grover and kin go to Bismarck Priory to bring home Miss Marie Grover from visiting relatives.
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John Silvernail
Ted Silvernail
Hjalmer Lucd
Arlington
Janice Ann
John Quirk
Donald Gibbs
Ft. Meade
Omaha
Seward Gibbs
Donald
Helen
Rose Quirk
Park Rapid
Minn
Orle Hoagland
Ruth Jean
Berkeley
Calif
A. A. Jordan
Hightore
New York State
William Kusser
Pierre Hospital
Gordon Gadd
Thsday
Thin State
Louis Breeden
Famely
Idaho
Leonard Brummell
Oscome
Bordner
Mise Rhoda Jane Dickenson
Pincer- Wille
Black Hills
Young Peoples Assembly
Highmore
Virgil Hanson
John Ralston
Merle Cellier
Kolabird
Oscar Dittman
Tuscon
Ariz
Marie Brock
Highrare
Kenneth MecLaughlin
Sungey
Lake City
M. H. Hartshorn
Mra
Alvin Grover
Con
Bismarck Priory
Marie Grover
Hanford Produce station under new manager Virgil J EB Morgan
Virgil J EB Morgan has taken charge of the Hanford Produce station and will buy cream at the new station location in the elevator west of the tracks. The station was formerly operated by Mrs Albert Weikum. Epworth League members of the M BE Church hosted an ice cream event as they work on the harvest fields. M and Mrs W M Thomas returned Tuesday from a trip through Minnesota and Wisconsin visiting relatives for the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil J. EB. Morgan
Hanford
Albert Weikum
Epworth League
M. BE. Church
W. M. Thomas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Local Social Visits Include Family Guests
Wessington hosts Mr and Mrs Charles Peterson and Bagen at Chase Stewart farm. Billy Stewart visits Merlin Thomas north of Haron. G C Derr of Haron sees Mr and Mrs John Meyer for a day. John Hesler of Huron visits Mr and Mrs Charles Bothwell. Mildred Hammel calls on her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Charles Peterson
Bagen
Leland Crossman
Chase Stewart Farm
Billy Stewart
Merlin Thomas
Haron
G. C. Derr
John Meyer
John Hesler
Huron
Charles . Bothwell
Mildred Hammel
Birth notices and local club reports from unknown paper
Mr and Mrs Harold Sierson announce the birth of a son on July 20. Mr and Mrs James Waldner announce the birth of a son on July 19. The Rose Hill Pioneer Club meets with Mrs Etta Merritt today. The Raise Em Right Paulin revenue at the Wells home includes three demonstrations on water fountains. The Easy Bee Club met with 14.5 Parker last week with Mrs Joy McKenna and others staying at the Hutchinson home. Mr and Mrs Hutchinson and Emmet Huestis are mentioned in a western trip report.”
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Iy Huron
Harold Sierson
Bank
James Waldner
Jon
Rose Hill
Joy McKenna
Hutchinson Hei
Hutchinson
Emmet Huestis
Yorks and visitors from Iowa and Oregon tour local area
Sheffield Mr and Mrs Leonard York and Mrs John York of Huron return from a week in Iowa. Raymond Breger and Dude Hines from Fortland Oregon visited July 7 and July 13. They stayed with Henry Schroder and his son Roy. Both boys found work soon after arriving. Friends from the area attended open house for Mrs Reginer of Chicago at Mrs Bert York's home in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Leonard Yorkfield
John York
Tver
Iowa
Raymond Breger
Dude Hines
Fortland
Ore
Henry Schroder
Roy
Juri
Reginer
Chicago
Bert York
Huron
Kellogg Arta-Bran Ad Promotes Bulk Aiding Digestion
A Kellogg advertisement urges adding Arta-Bran to meals to boost bulk and ease constipation. It claims the cereal absorbs moisture and cleanses the system, provides vitamin B and iron, and is more effective than fruits and vegetables. It suggests two tablespoons daily and various serving ideas.
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All Grocere
Kellogg
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Tenance of Way
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Watch Tower Bible Sandy Clam
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Rieck Venus Southeast
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Business and Professional Woman's Club
Congregational Church
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Matel Helm
California
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Miss Thorne
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Faith Haskell
Yankton
University of Minnesota
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Virginia Adams
Betty Fugina
Mankatx
Helen Schoening
Appleton
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Miss Haskell
Adams
Miss Fugina
Miss Schoening
A. M. Haskell
G. EB
McComas
Betty
Donald Earle
Billings
Mont
Mary Starling
Thelma Wame
Newpola
Evelyn Wayne
Jessie Beagy
C. A. Ashman
Lincoln
Lynn Sayre
William W. Piss
Ruth
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Ft ' Dodge
Waterloo
Elberta Peaches
James H. Eshelman
Bro
Cfl Stewart
Julia Payson
Ruby Mason
Arthur Davis
Sioux Falls
Emmanuel Baptst
J. S. Jones
Fred Strathman
Drr. Strathman
Geveral
Chocolate Shop
Mrs. Davie
North Wayland Arenue
Sioux Fall
Nwcronan
Bernice Kessey Sheerin
Wade Porter
Costain
Sheera
Porter
Dick Powell
Groon
Sheer
Foresters
Pasi Heiney
Dakota Avenue South
Independent Order of Foresters
Max
George 4
Sheperdson
Elmer Twitley
Earth
Sears
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Redfield
Ydrop
Kiwanis Club
Haas
Hawks
Cmd Tech
Hanes
Hanes Enilting Co
Winston- Salem
N.C
Inis
Dorothy Gill
Baby Stuart
Richelieu
Huron Theatre
Nueves
Miss Gill
Naeve’s
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