Social Events and Notices from Area Daisies
Social events listings include meetings at Mrs George Flesner home Mizpah Chapter No 9 in Masonic Temple Townsend Old Age Persian Club and various Sunday Bible studies and a ward shower for Mrs Archie Peterson. Also reports on W HL Club May meeting baby Carolyn Lindsey birthday Gamma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Clark County couple near marriage plans and Highmore marriage news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MW. C. A
G. EB. S
Masonic Temple
Townsend Old Age
National Federation of Postoffice Clerks
B. of R. T
Labor Temple
Central
Central Church of Christ
Oregon Avenue Southeast
H. Young
Ad Avenue
W. H
W. HL
Fred Sieeenthaler
Riverside Park
Eric Gutzler
Agnes
Paul Siegenthaler
Beta
Sigma Phi
Hernice Bowers
Third Street
ALL-BRAN Cereal Promoted For Constipation Relief
An advertisement extols ALL-BRAN as an effective natural laxative aiding bowel movement. It links constipation to headaches and low appetite and recommends daily intake with cereals and dairy. The copy emphasizes bulk, moisture absorption, and vitamin content as the product’s benefits.
Reverend Black Leads Yeading Church Service
Miss Stingley graduates from Highmore High School and completes beauty culture course in Los Angeles. Welch plans to live in San Diego and is engaged in the jewelry business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Ruth Knutson
Canton
S. D
Wesley Yeandle
Nervig
Knutson
Mitchell
Iss Elizabeth Stingley
Elmer Stingley
San Diego
Calif
Henry Welch
Reverend Black
Miss Stingley
Highmore High School
Los Angeles
Welch
Peas Ha
City Briefs Highlight Ames Masonic Meet and Local Visits
Rapid City couple left for Ames after visiting Mrs. Holman’s relatives in Clinton. Pierre publisher John E Hippie attended Masonic Grand Lodge sessions, first in two years. Fleming’s Store advertised white hats at 1.00, while Gamble Stores warned prices may not hold. Mrs. Elsie McMahon and children head to Minneapolis for weekend University visits. Sadierum Brunnen leaves for Pontiac Michigan to work at Pontiac General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Holman
Rapid City
Ames
John E. Hippie
Pierre
Hippie
Pierre Capital ‘Journal
Fleming's
Elsie McMahon
John and
Mary
EK. H. Head
Mis. J. Billigows
Clara Anderson
Minneapolis - Miz
McMahon
University
Sadierum Brunnen
Third Street Southwest
Pontiac
Mich
Pontiac General Hospite
Local Notices From Huron and Surrounding Areas
Curtis Mateer of Pierre returns home after attending the Masonic Grand Lodge. Mrs. Rhea Hutcheson of Biller was in the city for business. J. W. Ankenmann and family return from Chicago after a 100 day visit with his mother. Dr. Hubert Ketelle spoke in Sioux Falls addressing Kiwanis and Rotary. Mrs. Ketelle and others accompanied him. Mrs. Fred Eggers visits then plans to leave for Minot. Mrs. C Arthur Mitchell of Brookings heads to Tyler Minnesota to be with nephew Tommy Reynolds who was injured in an auto accident. Tommy’s grandfather sustained injuries in the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Mateer
Pierre
Masonic Grand Lodge
Flemings
Rhea Hutcheson
Biller
J. W. Ankenmann
Chicago
Ankenmann
Huron
Hubert Ketelle
Taday
Sioux Folia
Soil Conservation Department
Minot
Eggers
Los Angeles
C. Arthur Mitchell
Brookings
Tyler
Minn
Tommy Reynolds
Grand Island
Neb
Tommy
Alexandria
Weather Report for Huron and Vicinity Preview
Weather notes show temperatures from last year and records, with highs of 108 and lows around 38. Precipitation totals for the month and year are given, along with seasonal normals. Sunrise is 4:49 a.m. and sunset 8:15 p.m. The forecast calls for tonight and Friday to be somewhat warmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Weather forecast for Midwestern states
Forecasts for South Dakota Iowa and Minnesota note falling temperatures tonight and Friday with warmer conditions Friday. Central and eastern portions see warming. northern Minnesota clouds increase Friday. Lake Superior area stays cooler tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouth Dakota
Iowa
Ax- Frerog
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Mallon reports at convention discussant rivals and rumors
The piece notes irritation with convention hall speakers and Roosevelt observers. It mentions a Three Long Years slogan idea comparing Hoover’s era with Roosevelt’s, and a rumor about Hoover inviting Justice Stone to a Maryland lodge. It also mentions a plane trip by Chief of Police and Mrs. St. Ney to Mountain View California with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Hoover
Supreme Court
Stone
Maryland
St. Ney
Edward
Leonard
Mountain View
Cal
Nelson
Also Mentioned on This Page
George’ Flesner
Archie Peterson
T. H. Fall
B. A. Cranston
A. H Baum
Minnie Link
Mrs. Coop
May Bel Newman
New York City
Harold Follman
Aliss Peggy Roghi
Marie Birks
Minneapolis
Fellmman
S. Berengeria
England
Ramona Coghlan
St. John
WH. D
Birks
Edith, Ethel
Elizabeth Birks
Weston
Oxford
Frances Estee
Fareld Lambanz
Leland
Miss Coghlin
Silver Lake
Adirondack Mountains
School of Business
Columbia University
Wilson
Arnold Kruse
H W. Strobel
Arnold Kruse Wes
Pitt
William Muself
Allan Tremore
Mark Peterson
Carolyn Lindsey
Idaho Avenue
Roy Lindsey
Ramona Glenzer
Joann Senith
Bille Bea Fullerton
Helenstar Bagby
Norma Fear
Bonesteal
Jeannine Meyers
Dame Rundquist
Carolyn
Clark County Coufse
Clare
Melitta Rohrer
Archie Dunlop
Margie Murray
Rohrer
Martin Heffernan
Misa
Mary ‘Hefferman
Fordham
Ware
George Murray
Misa Rohrer
John Oldfield
Miss Rohrer
Charlee Heffernan
Fordham Township
Ed Hale
Palmer Wickre
Val Link
Elmer Rauch
Wickre
Merle Camp
Camp
FL. Carspenter
Marilyn Breno
Charles Breno
Fourth Street Southwest
Phylliz
Dorothy Iverson
Jane Adams
Leonie Christianson
Nancy Burger
Dolcres Denning
Helen
Olgs
Nickie Georgiades
Marilyn
Eells
Aes An
al Grooms
Sioux Falls
Marie
Clorox
Clorox Tel
Etd
SC Ly Sa Tegel
Mallon
Harry Hopkins
PWA
Gulf
Mr. Stone
Chert Snell
Mercedes Heckensiable
Phillis Hoffman
Melva Hagerty
Mrs
Amy Burton
Evelyn McDonald Bernice Roehr Velma Clemeng
Katherine Smith
Ruby Snedigar Mary Jane Falconer
Huron Theatre
Styles
Colleen
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
J C.penney
Creationa
America
Seas
Geyerman's “Fashions of the Hour
Peacock
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