SOCIAL EVENTS AND HONORS IN LOCAL GROUPS
Social events listed by Margaret Blystons include meetings of Shubsuay Trinity Guild, Patriarch BMili tam unit, Degree of Honor in Labor Temple, Missionary society at Congregational church, Loyal Order of Moose in Wheeler's hall, Church of Christ Ladies Aid at Mrs. Ward's home, and 10. C. F. honors F B Raymond. A party for retiring BOOF grand secretary and Mrs. Raymond featured talent acts, speeches, and a silver service presentation with many out of town guests.
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Shubsuay Trinity Guild
Centon Huron
Patriarche
Hoeiess
Loyal Order of Moose
Wheeler's Hall
Church of Christ Ladies Aid Society
H. J. Ward
Southwest
C. F
F. B. Raymond
Delores Feick
Chester Williams
Eldred Balzer
Amm. Chenoweth
Izeshments
Abel
Raymond
Canton
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Clarence Reece
W. H. Schaffer
M. RB. Seely
The
Altar Society
Chicago
Schaffer
Kansas Avenue
Noutheast
Margaret Finley
Carthage
W. A. Ars
A. F. Culhane
Reece
George Kennard
Ray Seaton
Local Notes From Huron Area Briefs
Mrs Marie Birks hosts relatives during a long North Dakota Minnesota visit. The Misses Coughlan remain with the Birks and plan to return soon. J W Bradford and Lions Falls visitors stay with the Mitchells. Janet Reiner from Madison and Elinor Haney join hometown summer plans. A new permanent wave ad appears along with Iris and W H Gamble and others on local business. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Walter of Yale. Alford couple back from Yellowstone and Grand Teton trip with Helen Koester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Birks
North Dakota
Minnesota
Mandan
MB. D
Cltiford Arnold
Mimnes Ramona
Bernice Coghlan
St. Johns
M.D
Duluth
Minneapolis
Bemidji
Minnesotapointa
Huron
Coughlan
Birks
Sea Breeze Se
Gagnon’s
J. W. Bradford
Lions Falls
Chas
H. J. Mitchell
Janet Reiner
Madison
Elinor Haney
University of Town
Judy
Dick Haney
Dianette
Ella S. Annis
Viola Blick
Aberdeen
Virginia Shepard
Beach Avenue
W. H. Gamble
John Stewart
Harry Wibert
Wessington Springs
LaVerne Ingalls
W. L. Shepard
Huron Hospital
John Walter
Yale
Gagnon
M. C. Alford
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Teton National Park
Wyoming
Helen Koester
Waterloo
Invincible Club Meets Yesterday at Mrs O Conner Home
The Invincible Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Ruby O Conner s home with twelve members attending. After the business meeting quilts were presented to Mrs Jeannette Anderson and Mrs Bele Newton. August 30 set for the annual picnic at the fair grounds. Two readings by Mrs Sadie Finskh The Little Dog Angel and What I Don t Know. Mrs O Conner and daughters Katherine and Marjorie served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invincible Club
Ruby O'Conner
Jeannette Anderson
Bele Newton
Helen Small
Della Hanson
O'Conner
Fair Grounds
Sadie Finskh
Angel
Weather Forecast for Huron Area and Surrounding States
Fair tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions. In South Dakota generally fair and cooler Thursday. Iowa should be fair tonight and Thursday, slightly warmer tonight in the northeast and warmer Thursday. Minnesota also fair tonight and Thursday, warmer in the southeast tonight, cooler Thursday in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Iowa
Tornight
Warner
Minnesota
Road Report Sioux Falls and Nearby Cities
Weather summaries across South Dakota report temperatures ranging from the high sixties to the hundreds with mixed clarity. Several towns show good roads and no significant precipitation, while others note traces of precipitation and cloudy or clear conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Brookings
Huron
Yenkton
Pierre
Mitchel
Rapid City
Aberdeen
Kreidler Elected Commander Of North Dakota Legion
De H D Kreidler of Wahpeton was elected commander of the American Legion North Dakota department at the annual convention in Devils Lake. The group endorsed a prohibition amendment for a statewide vote and urged its submission to the people or state lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreidler
N. D. Legion
Devils Lake
N. D
H. D. Kreidler
Wahpeton
American Legion
North Dakota
Tussiay
Legion
Expect Highway Work To Pick Up In Multiple States
Chicago authorities report federal highway aid will spur construction nationwide. States must match funds to access money, enabling job gains for thousands of workers. Officials in 48 states estimate rising employment as highway programs expand, with indirect boosts in machinery and material production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
NE Tis
Kane
BPO
California
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Louisiana
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nebraska
North Dakota
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
West Virginia
Wisconsin
East and Midwest to be canvass area in 1932 campaign
Washington reports the east and midwest will bear the campaign burden as Franklin D. Roosevelt plans a tentative midwestern speech after Hoover's August 11 acceptance of the Republican nomination. James Farley outlines tentative schedules with Garner awaiting discussions with Roosevelt and a possible radio driven push, possibly including California trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Midwest
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Farley
Garner
Texas
California
Peasants Allowed to Sell Farm Produce Freely Near Moscow
Moscow authorities announced a decree easing controls on peasant sales within 50 kilometers of Moscow. Peasants may sell milk eggs fruit and vegetables to cooperatives or private buyers without price restrictions, with grain contracts remaining in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Arnoviev
Slaughter Output Drops in June Across Nation
The seasonal trend shows June slaughter volume down 3 percent from a year earlier and 10 percent from May, as per the seventh reserve district survey. Export shipments ran slightly higher than May, while creamery and cheese factories faced an 8 percent June drop. In Wisconsin cheese plants, activity held near 8 percent of the ITE level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Reserve District
Colume
Wisconsin
Chicago
Farm Board Hit By Many Witnesses
Kansas City July 27 federal farm board keeps supplying new material for witnesses before a special congressional committee probing government activity in private business. B F Berson, a witness from the Minneapolis chamber of commerce, testified about wheat growers commissions and the Agriculture Marketing Act, accusing it of causing losses to farmers and commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Board
Kansas City
Federal Farm Board
Viltian
Ontog
B. F. Berson
Sientisaioa Smerebonte
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Ile
Eopodee
Man Identified By Lightning Freed In Winnipeg Police Court
In Winnipeg on July 2 Mrs. Ida Brick testified during a lightning flash that Ephriam Suchlak stood at her bedroom window. Magistrate Graham ruled the evidence insufficient to convict and Suchlak was freed after denying the charge of pants smatching, with $150 at stake in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Ida Brick
Ephriam Suchlak
Graham
Brick
Sadlak
Pomerene Named To R F C Post In Relief Agency Shakeup
Washington July 27 President Hoover faces criticism for the new relief law as Rep Rainey asserts he cannot dodge responsibility. Atlee Pomerene, former Democratic senator from Ohio, named to one of two remaining RCC directorate posts, becoming chairman of the boards four Democrats to three Republicans. The lineup includes Pomerene Couch Jones McCarthy for Democrats and Mills Cowles for Republicans with one GOP vacancy still open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
House
Democratic Leadx
Reconstruction Finanaca Corporation
Ramley
Tilinsis
White House
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Reiney
Pomerene
Harvey Couch
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Jesse Jones
Houston
Texas
Wilson McCarthy
Salt Lake City
Secretary Mills
The
Treasury
Gardner Cowles, Sr
Des Moines
Iowa
Magic Holds Appeal For Young And Old
The Birch magic show at the College Gymnasium promises a full house for Huron audiences tonight. Birch, praised by Thurston as a future king of magic, presents illusions including the Vanishing Pony and the Canary and the Mizda Lamp, along with about forty other feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch
College Gymnasium
Thurston
Shetland
Farmers National Reports Increase in Grain Trade
A substantial increase in grain trade for the year ending July 1 was reported by the Farmers National Grain corporation, a Federal Farm subsidiary. Nineteen of twenty eight cooperatives marketed grain directly from country elevators. The firm exported to Belgium, Holland, England, France, Germany, Finland, Italy and Greece, with most grain cleared via Galveston. Storage space rose to 73,40,000 bushels, more than triple from the start of the 1981 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers National
Chicago
Tta
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Federal Farm
Tex
Ambassadors Confer on Boundary Dispute in Buenos Aires
Chile, Peru and Brazil ambassadors visit the foreign office as Bolivian and Paraguayan ministers confer with Foreign Minister Saavedra Lemas over the Gran Chaco boundary dispute. Yamas hopes for a settlement amid fears of renewal, while regional talks proceed. North Dakota reports stocking 5,485,000 pike fry across lakes and rivers from Lisbon and John hatcheries. Washington notes experimental agricultural conservation efforts and a pea market trial program.
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Cenfer
Buenos Aires
Thay
Chile
Peru
Brazil
Saavedra Lemas
Gran Chaco
Bolivia
Paraguay
Yamas
Gold Coins Found From Pettee Secret Hoard in Ruins
In Saratoga Springs New York a dig at the former home of Harry Pettee a former mayor and once president of a company uncovered buried coins and silver jars. State police kept order as hundreds of seekers gathered after a jar broke releasing wealth with estimates as high as 90000. Ownership rests with Attorney General Bennett after the house is razed for a state building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Harry Pettee
General Carbonic Gas Company of
New York
Pettee
Petrce
Bennett
European nations move to bury hatchets for reconstruction
Europe shows signs of ending old feuds to aid economic rebuilding. Poland signs a non-aggression pact with Soviet Russia while Romania and the Soviet Union negotiate a similar agreement. Ratification by Poland hinges on Romania and the union reaching a similar accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Poland
Russia
Roumania
Soviet Union
Union
Baltic States Form Economic Union To Ease Trade
Latvia Lithuania and Estonia enter an economic union aimed at improving trade with a common currency and tariff barrier removal. The move reflects negotiators' earnest efforts to resolve disputes over Bessarabian matters and forge stronger regional cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latvia
Lithuania
Esthenia
Pin In Stomach For 60 Years Is Removed
Yakima Washington July 27 A bent pin was removed from the lining of Mrs. Jennie I Smiths stomach after she became seriously ill. The pin was traced to an incident more than six decades ago when she lived in Seward County Nebraska Zhejiang? (note: keep as readable facts from OCR)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima, Wash
Jennie I. Smith
Yakima
Seward County
Nebraska sisters suffer pin ingestion medical response
An unclear report notes two sisters in Nebraska swallowed several pins. They were taken to a doctor where it was believed all pins had not moved, prompting medical observation and care.
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Braska
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