Social Fraternal Meetings and Weekend Events
Friday gatherings include Star Encampment No 10 LO O FL at 7 20, G I A at 3, Rainbow Lodge 388 LA B O R at Labor Temple, WR C at Labor Temple. Guests include Winnipeg's Mrs J B Yosting, Mrs W J Withers, Mrs McCoy of Palm Beach, and Mrs E O Loomis. Breakfast bridge hosted by Mrs Schuyler and Mrs Carl Smith at Schuyler home 764 Wisconsin Ave SW with lavender and gold decor. Birthday dinner honors Floyd Withers at Withers home with Winnipeg guest Mrs J B Tofting. Invincible Club meets for picnic planning at Women's Building grounds with lunch by Elizabeth Praeck and Della Hanson. pot luck dinner for 15. Miss Anna Schmidt to Pomona Cal for stenography in insurance office. plans in Los Angeles prior to departure. residence previously at 718 Illinois Ave SW. Oliver Jo an Bandelman of Mitchell and Jona Louvina Brandt of De Smet wed at Mt Calvary Ev Lutheran parsonage. They will reside in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LO. O. FL
LO. Oo.f
K. P. Ah
Rainbow Lodge
L. A
B. of
R. T
Labor Temple
WR. C
J. B. Yosting
Winnipeg
Jan
W. J. Withers
McCoy
Palm Beach
Fla
E. O. Loomis
Albert Hummel
Westfield
R. Schuyler
Schuyler
Carl Smith
Wisconsin Avenue
Herman LeEngle
Wayne Hyde
Invincible Clubs
Invincible Club
Ruby O'Conner
Elizabeth Praeck
Della Hanson
Pearl Stafford
I. Shirley DeShon
SA Schmidt
POM
Anna Schmidt
A. J. Lang
Pomona
Cal
Miss Schmidt
Albert Schierling
Schierling
Besse Stammer
Huron
Oliver Joan Bandelman
Mitchell
Jona Louvina Brandt
de Smet
Mt. Calvary Ev. Lutheran Church
T. H. Joekel
Mary Moody
M. L. Helgersom
Wessington Springs Couple Wed in Mitchell Ceremony
Wessington Springs society notes a local couple Muriel Davis and Leslie Shay married last Thursday in Mitchell at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Walters officiating. The bride wore yellow flat crepe, groom black. Sister and brother-in-law Francis Miller and wife served as attendants. After returning home Monday, about 39 friends attended a reception with ice cream cake lemonade candy and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Davis
Leslie Shay
Mitchell
Walters
Francis Miller
Shaw
CG. A. Shaw
Picnic and club notices brighten Huron civic scene
A series of community events fills a Huron week with reports of a Baptist Ladies' Aid park picnic and Child Conservation League circle meetings. Readers note upcoming gatherings, honor guests, and a local bridge win while a chain of visits and avails unfolds across multiple households and nearby cities.
City Briefs Highlight Regional Visits and Local Notices
Mrs Russell Stewart and Miss Mabel French depart for a week in the Black Hills with time in Belle Fourche while relatives visit Hot Springs. Martin Madden returns home to Sioux Falls after visiting his sister. Several residents travel for vacations to Milwaukee Baraboo Wis Pierre Lead and Marquette Mich. Ivan Cummings and Cletus Ball from Minneapolis stay two weeks with relatives in Sioux Falls. Water shutoffs noted for unpaid bills by the City Water Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Stewart
Mabel French
Black Hills
Stewart
Miss French
Barry French
Hot Springs
City Water Department
Ador Martin Madden
Siouxe Falls
Ralph Schaller
Pat Laughlin
Ed Coates
Fourth Street
Milwaukee
Baraboo
Wis
Elizabeth Dunn
Pierre
Alfred Dunns
Lead
Dunn
Marquette
Mich
Huron
J. J. Burns
Burn
Ivan Cummings
Cletus Ball
Minneapolis
Birth Announced during Minnesota Visit Stay
Mr and Mrs M B Reiley of Huron announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday July 7 at a hospital here. The newborn is welcomed during a three week visit by Ann of Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Minneapolis
M. B. Reiley
Huron
Watkins Controversy Deepens Over Baby Case
CHICAGO July 3. Mrs Anna Van Stan Watkins alleges a prior marriage to William Watkins amid the En glewood hospital baby dispute. Watkins denies any illegal second marriage and cites a 1928 Cook county divorce, with a June 1929 second marriage. Barratt O Hara seeks to prove which infant belongs to Mrs Watkins or the Bambergers. Watkins says he can prove the divorce legality if challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anna van Stan Watkins
Watkins
Philadelphia
William Watkins
Englewood Hospital
Cook County
Barratt O'Hara
Equity
John Doe
Watkinses
Charles Bamberger
Huron Station AGDY Radio Gets Strong Proof of Range
Station officials received letters from Chicago and Colorado Springs confirming AGDY Huron’s strong clear reception. Emil Heller named several broadcasts heard July 23 while E. Li. Merten from Colorado Springs also praised the station’s reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
AGDY
Chicago
Colorado Springs
Cole
Emil Heller
E. Li. Merten
Notice on Pineapple slide show and public notices
Notice announces C W Bacon of Hawaiian Pineapple Co will present a moving picture slide story on Pineapple Wednesday July 30 at Marvin Hughitt hotel 8 o clock. Also public notices warn water shutoff for unpaid bills and poll tax due with payment to tax collector or city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Bacon
Hawaiian Pineapple Company
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Morin-Caton Ca
Dan Wagner
Low Fares To Days Of '76 Announced
Chicago North Western lines offer reduced round trip fares to Deadwood for the Days of ’76 celebration on August 7 8 and 9. Rates apply from Minnesota to Nebraska with a return by midnight August 9. Deadwood’s pageant features parade Indians cavalry band concerts stagecoach scenes and more attractions near Rushmore Memorial in the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Deadwood
Chicago & North Western
C. A. Cairns
Black Hills
North Western
Minnesota
Missouri River
South Dakota
Sioux City
Hawarden
Towa
Omaha
Nebraska
Rapid City
Belle Fourche
Hot Springs
Dead- Wood
Black Horse Cavalry
Ft. Meade
Coolidge
Rushmore National Memorial
Free Swim Scheduled Again at West Park Pool
West Park Development Association officers announced a second free swimming party for Huron youngsters this Saturday morning. The event will start at 10 o'clock at the National Bank of Huron corner with buses to the pool, or youngsters may go directly to the pool. Guards and matrons will supervise for safety and care during the swim, as in previous weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park Development Association
West Park Pool
Huron
National Bank of Huron
The
Development Association
Tfe
Harmonica Champ Billy Reed Stages Two Day Contest
Renowned harmonica player Billy Reed, national winner in New York 1815 and San Francisco 1917, appears at Heron theater for a two day engagement starting Friday. Reed will also conduct a harmonica contest among local mouth organ players during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Reed
New York
San Francisco
Heron Theater
Reed recalls start in harmonica contest at Huron theater
In Huron, Mr Reed says he began in a similar contest and won first prize that year. He notes wind, music ear, and mouth organ dexterity as the secret. The har monica contest at the Huron theater Friday and Saturday offers valuable harmonicas to the winner, with entries open now through Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Mr. Reed
Huron Theater
Florence Walker To Head Nurses Of S. D.
Florence Walker of Waubay was reelected president of the State Association of Graduate Nurses at the closing session in Rapid City. New officers include Mrs KR C Spitzer of Rapid City as first vice president, Miss Anna Olsen of Webster as second vice president, Miss Agnes Thompson of Madison as reelected corresponding secretary, Miss Carrie Clift of Rapid City as recording secretary, Miss Beth Olson of Mitchell as treasurer, and Sister Juliana of Yankton as auditor. Mitchell was chosen as the 1931 meet location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Florence Walker
Waubay
State Association of Graduate Nurses
KR. C. Spitzer
Anna Olsen
Webster
Agnes Thompson
Madison
Carrie Clift
Beth Olson
Mitchell
Trea Urer
Juliana
Yankton
Ned N. Andrews obituary begins with farm roots in South Carolina
Ned N. Andrews was born October 28, 1889, on a farm near Osceola, South Carolina. His family later settled near Huron, then married Erma Choate in 1913. The couple lived on several farms in South Dakota before relocating to Faith, continuing a farming life into the later years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned N. Andrews
Osceola
S. C
Huron
Wliss Erma Choate
Old Home
Faith
Andrew s death ends long Huron service with Northwestern Public Service
Ned Andrews died in Rochester on July 22 after illness begun in March while employed by Northwestern Public Service company. He lived in Huron with widow Erma and seven children. Survived by five brothers and a sister, plus parents and siblings, he was a Moore lodge and Huron fire department member. Funeral at Congregational church followed by Riverside cemetery services. Card of thanks from family thanks Moose lodge fire department and Northwestern Public Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Andrews
Northwestern Public Service Company
Rochester
Erma Andrews
Evelyn
Merle
Mae
Teddy
Dorreen
Mary Franc Ces
Hilly
Elina
Williams
Grants Pas
Ore
Lester
Ray
Myron
Ralph
Ethel Miller
Moore Lodge
Huron Fire Department
Congregational Church
A. 5
Carlson
Moose Lodge
Riverside Cemetery
William Mediger
Ulrich
Everett Hararis
J. F. Miller
TG. Carlson
Bart Mulholland
Frank Choate
Leonard
Faith
S. D
Ned Andrews
W. Q. Andrews
L. C. Andrews
M. Andrews
R. O. Andrews
C. B
Also Mentioned on This Page
Withers
W J. Withers
Floyd Withers
J. B. Tofting
Can
Paris
Wessington Springs Society
Kiwanis Club
Methodist
Jan Z. E. Kellum
Fred Liundmen
Quartei
Mlel
Butterfield
Lance
Redfield
Esmond
Harry Blackburn
Otho Blackburn
Murdo
State Cod
Seattle
Board of Home Missions
Sanborn-Jerauld Salon
Star Circle
Neil Zink
Ladies Aid of the
M. E. Church
S&s
F.N. Setterstrom
Bridge Somerset
Hermanford
Will Scott
Grandmother's Club
F. D. Moreheed
Richardson
Burton Morehead
George C. Williams
Denver
Colo
Mlm. Smith
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Locel
Child Conservation League
GL. Wood
Harry, Ross
Moulton
Genevieve
George
E. Miller
Thure Lindstedt
Gee
Stratt
Newcomer
Marie Shhultz
Calummis
Grace Arms
Zella Winegar
Marie Chultzlow
Dorothy Hougland
Ruth Rapp
Lora Newrcomer
Joy Krahmer
Lulu
Vila Aldred
Jeanlothy Carr
Frieda Vetter
Mrs. Vetter
J. J. Schmierer
George W. Engel
Martha Bastian
Frankfort
John Balsiger
Yvonne
Watertown
A. W. Hopkins
Engel
Bastian
Hopkins
Balsiger
Vera Meyer
Charles Lawrence
Doland
Emma Burke
Tracy
Minn
Husted
Evelyn Walsh
Eva Hall
Hazel Huntington
Erma Likeness
Edith Bruce
Pauline Schreck
Charles Bloodgood
Lake Kampeska
A. J. Sorenson
James
Tyler
Ed Ulrich
Floyd
Mayo Clinic
Sherman and
Catherine Crawford
A. K Crawford
Milbank
Hugh Barclay
Apt. 1
Olympia
Ruth Spang
L. J. Manning
So Johnson
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Colorado
Illinois
ST. Louis
Dale Jackson
Forest O'Brine
Greater St. Louis
M58 Guarantes
Rover
Robert A. Buchanan
Security
Nat'l Bank Bldg
Huron, S.C
Wwe
Boots and Her Buddies
Edgar E. Martin
Boots
Martin
Bootsery
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