Social events mix at First Christian Church and clubs
Midweek service at First Christian Church was planned for Thursday at 72 Tenth Street with speaker W. Lemon on The Resurrection. The Good Wit Club met at Mrs. George Deeg’s home, plans for an anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Kate and Mr. and Mrs. Keut at Whittier School tomorrow evening. Mrs. Piper, formerly Miss Zacel Morrisey, received a shower. Whist and lunch followed. Visitors from South Africa joined locals, including Mrs. Bessie Nelson of Johannesburg and Vera Cowling, with more family in town. The Rowena Circle met at Mrs. Henry Reintsma’s, adjourned to August 24, prizes awarded, refreshments served. Out-of-town guests visited Orla Jacobson, with Nebraskans Willard Johnson, Emil Wedell, Louis Snediger, and others. The Alter Society hosted a bridge party at the Tobin home. prizes to Raphfschaller and Charles Gilbert, lunch by Mrs. Greg ory and Margaret, flowers used in decor. Rebekah lodge held last meeting before July-August. Delmar Buhl reported Rapid City assembly. Alpena visitors stopped by. A family picnic with Woonsocket chapter at the local park drew over 100 attendees. pools were popular.
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Good Wit Club
George Deeg
Netheaskea Avenue
Charles Kate
John Keut
Whittier School
Ollie Piper
Zacel Morrisey
Rowena Circle
Henry Reintsma
Eleven
Charles Osborne
Hai Reintsma
Palmer Wickie
Frans, Tobin Home
Frank Tobin
Jack Reese
Alter Society
Tobin
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Raph Fschaller
Charles Gilbert
Tom Calvert
C. H. Anderson
3. Smith
Reese
Andersson
H. B. Hill
Rebekah Lodge
Delmar Buhl
Rapid City
W. B. Sheffield
A. J. Brigham
Alpena
M. C. Cummings
C. E. Hodggon
Mia
Fred Cook
Irene Cook
Wessington Springs Socials Celebrate Birthdays and Club Meetings
Mrs. C. P. Christensen honored at her home for a birthday anniversary with a social luncheon by Miss Ella and Miss Heler Christensen. Guests included Mrs. C. C. Gieim Mrs. R. E. Cowan and several other local ladies. IL T U held a meeting at Hye church with eleven members and two visitors. Mrs. Gale resigned as secretary. Dorothy Foster spoke on L T L work and Mrs. H. W. Clark presented Gale a White Ribbon pin. Mrs. J. W. Snart gave a token of appreciation. Dorothy Gregory’s group celebrated her daughter Dorothy’s birthday with games and a pink white cake. Epworth League hosted a lawn social at Alden Cutler home with pink decorations and a pink cake.
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C. P. Christensen
Ella and
Heler’ Christensen
Mirs. C. C. Gieim
R.E Cowan
Birs. J. BE. Robinson
Henry Minery
L. M. Lyle
L. M. Larsen
Hye Methodist Episcopal Church
W. £. Gale
Mitchell
IL. T. 1
Mary Doughty
Dorothy Foster
L. T. L Adeline Theater
W. C
John €. Cameron
Atele
Dorothy
Dorothy Gregory
Patty Pinar
Catherine Zink
Jean Ann
Orpha Kieser
Benny
Arlene Amy
Duane Alson
Rayburn Zink
Epworth League
Alden Cutler
Raymond Society Hosts Kitchen Shower for Mrs Lyren
At a FH meeting in Raymond N A a kitchen shower was given for Mrs Hugo Lyren of Conde formerly Hailie Belle Coates, a lodge member. Mrs Lyren received many useful gifts as 30 members attended. Entertainment and refreshments were provided by Faye Hartbury Constance Viola Conner and Mrs Joe Reed, all lark members. Mrs M M Schmidt of Turton also attended. EZ club gathered with Mrs Archie Hurlbert, 11 members and 4 visitors. Lunch concluded the social afternoon. next meeting set for August 21 with Mrs Henry Mehlberg.
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N. A
Hugo Lyren
Conde
Hailie Belle Coates
Lodge
EZ Club
Archie Hurlbert
Henry Mehlberg
Round Lake visit and regional travels noted in city briefs
City briefs list Mrs A A Chamberlain and son Og dex and nephew James Hall leaving for Round Lake near Eau Claire Wisconsin to visit Mr and Mrs Sidney Hall for about a week. Several other residents visit relatives at Spirit Lake Regina Moosejaw Calgary and Lake Kampeska with returns from vacation and conferences.
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A. A. Chamberlain
Ogdex
James Hall
Round Lake
Eau Claire
Wis
Sidney Hall
Mr. Hall
Mrs. Chamberlain
Gagnon’s. Ts
Film Stars Help End Shrine Session Pageantry
In San Francisco July 23 film luminaries joined the final Imperial Council session of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. The climax features an electrical pageant at the civic center stadium with Shrine units and celebrities. Harold Lloyd will marshal the final parade as North American Shrine patrols honor imperial potentate Earl Cr. Milly and retiree Thomas J. Houston.
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San Francisco
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Civic Center Stadium
Harold Lloyd
Shrine Patrols
North América
Earl Cr. Milly
Des Moines
Sador
Thomas J. Houston
Chicago
Weather Roundup Huron Vicinity Forecast and Temperatures
Temperatures show a high of 108 in July and a low of 41 in July with year to date readings at 814 inches precipitation total for the year and 15 inches for the current month. Forecasts for Huron and vicinity call for fair skies with cooler tonight, unsettled and warmer Friday. South Dakota and Minnesota regions expect fair to unsettled conditions with cooler nights and warming Friday in western areas.
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San Ris
Sun Seisht
Huron
South Dakota
Minnesota
Road Report From Several South Dakota Cities
Brookings records 71 with 96 high and 80 low no precipitation roads good clear Huron 63 58 61 no precip roads good clear Yankton 72 114 68 14 precip roads good clear Sioux Falls 72 high 201 low 61 precip Watertown 60 high 9 low 53 precip Aberdeen 56 9 5% precip hone roads good clear Mitchell 67 101 65 trace precip roads good clear Pierre 64 96 62 precip imone roads good clear Rapid City 1 high 1 low 58 precip trace roads good cloudy
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Brookings
Huron
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Aberdeen
Hone
Mitchell
Trace
Pierre
Imone
Rapid City
Hints for the Home and Recipe Contest Notes
Several home hints and two raspberry based recipes from Mrs E A Smith and Mrs John Burns appear with contest details. Prizes of 1 54, 1 and 50 cents are offered for a chicken themed recipe with separate ingredient lists and clear instructions. Entries due by 10 o clock Saturday morning July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burns
Wessington
Japan
Radio Features and NBC CBS Air Schedule Rough Flow
A fragmented radio features listing from C K Betterfield references NBC and WIZ pickups at 3 pm after M H Aylerworth visit to Los Angeles, with songs, orchestras, and acts listed for WEAF NBC WABC CBS and other stations. It previews Friday airings including Hank Kleene's Hill Billies Joe White Sonia Sharnove and Leon Belasco orchestra plus drama The Hells with Ross MacLean and Song Fellows.
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C.K Betterfieldwood
Wiz-Nbc
Los Angeles
M. H. Aylerworth
NBC Am Reo
WEAF
NBC
Hank Kleene
Hill Billies
Joe White
Sonia Sharnove
WABC
CBS
Silon
Madison Aingers
Leon Belasco
The
Hells
Ross MacLean
Fellows
Alfalfa Bill Confident of Democratic Victory in Oklahoma
Governor Murray praised his favored candidates after the Oklahoma run off, predicting Democrats will win every ticket in the state. He aims to campaign in every county starting next month, saying he will back approved choices as he seeks to retain control of the legislature. Murray notes his picks won two House seats and lost 21, with 13 races undecided on endorsements. Election held Tuesday.
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Oklahoma City
W. FL
Murray
Oklahoma
House of Representatives
Farmers National Hit By Farlow Denunciation
Lawrence Farlow, director of the Farmers National Grain Dealers Association, testified to a congressional committee that the Farmers National Grain Corporation is not farmer owned or controlled and not serving farmers’ interests. The hearing by Rep. Joseph Shannon was postponed until next Thursday due to primaries, with sessions to begin in St. Louis.
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Kansas City
Farmers’ National Grain Cooporation
Federal Farm Board
Congressional Committee
Lawrence Farlow
Bloomington
Farmers National Grain Dealers Association
Farlow
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Joseph B. Shannon
Jeff
St. Louis
Hitler declares democracy doomed in Germany speech at Berlin stadium
Berlin July 2 Adolf Hitler told 100000 cheering followers that democracy and Marxism must end in Germany. He pledged to eliminate political parties and restore discipline and national unity as Europe faces a historic shift on the eve of renewed German strength. The remarks came amid plans for next week’s campaign and a vow to rely on German strength rather than international aid. Also in Cairo British engineer Sir William Willcocks, designer of the Aswan Dam, died of pneumonia. In addition, Pierre reports highway contracts totaling $506,068 were awarded by the State Highway Commission.
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Hitler
Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Cairo
Egypt
William Willcocks
Assouan Dam
Ministry of Public Works
Minnesota auto lease fees and gas tax drop in half year
The Minnesota state treasurer reports that gross receipts from automobile lease fees and the state gasoline tax in the last six months fell by 1,408,532 dollars compared with the same period a year earlier, signaling a decline in revenue.
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Paul
Minnesota
Doumer Assassin Faces Guillotine in Paris
In Paris Dr Paul Gorguloff, convicted of assassinating President Paul Doumer, was sentenced to die by the guillotine. He pleaded against execution and cited a soldier’s death wish. The report notes Alaska’s shipments of reindeer meat to the United States exceed five million pounds annually.
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United States
Ffrom
Alaska
Outstanding Attractions in New Movies Headed for Huron
Huron theater manager B McElligott announces Paramount slate for the coming year includes Harold Lloyd Movie Crazy and Marx Brothers Horse Feathers. The lineup features 16 straight comedies, 18 mystery plots, 58 Western-action dramas, and five aviation stories. Big titles include Blonde Venus with Marlene Dietrich, A Farewell to Arms with Gary Cooper, and Love Me Tonight starring Maurice Chevalier. The season promises a banner year with diverse studio releases and strong entertainment.
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West Coast
B. McElligott
Huron Theater
Mr. McEligott
Mr. McElgott
Paramount
Huron
Harold Lloyd
Helen Hayas
Gary Cooper
Ernest Hemingway
Adolph Menjou
Railways slash Rome honeymoon tickets for newlyweds
Rome reports 80 per cent cut in round trip rail fares to attract young couples to marry. In Poland a separate war agency bulletin notes two military planes crashed at Konin and Lwow, killing all aboard.
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Rome
Warsaw
Poland
Konin
Lwow
Watson Might Favor Debt And Arms Cuts
Washington July 28 An administration Republican indicated he might talk about debt revision if Europe reduces arms Watson Indiana senator and Republican leader said it is unthinkable for the United States to let Europe keep money owed to fund wars but not unthinkable to trade debt reduction for disarmament He argued that calling a conference to cancel debts is not the United States first move and urged disarmament as Europe’s initial step.
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Washington
Europe
Watson
Indiana
Senate
White House
United States
Housecleaning Day Wounds Chicago Policeman
Chicago July 28. Policeman Martin Condon was injured during a home cleanup when his pistol under a pillow fired as he moved a mattress. He sustained a leg wound but is reported in stable condition. The incident occurred during routine police work in a residence in the city.
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Chicago
Martin Condon
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