Social and Club Activities Tonight and Tomorrow
Local clubs and church groups hold gatherings in St Martin’s Church basement and various homes Wednesday and Thursday. Meetings include Happy Hour Club, Wilson Preschool Mothers, Prairie Rose Lodge No 5, Chatersen Club, Independent Order of Foresters, Good Fellows, Loyal Order of Moose, Independent Order of Labor, Ladies Association of the Presbyterian Church, St Fauline’s Band, St Cevelia’s Band, Ladies Auxiliary, Canton No 1, Hearth and Home Extension, W H O Club, Westminster picnic, Pythian Sisters, Homemaking classes, Patriarchs Militant, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Degree of Honor, and Life enrichment courses at the Community Service Center. A dinner hosts Miss Mary Rice and William Churchill before tomorrow’s wedding.
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St. Paulie’s
Band of the
Altar 4 Society Wall
St. Martin’ Church
Halter
Mullaney
Happy Hour Club
WE. Nielsen
Ninth Street Southwest
Wilson
Fair Grounds
Praire Rose Lodge No
Labor Temple
N. H. Stepley
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Chatersen Club
Gus Ferber
Ohio
Independent Order of Foresters
Ted Edwards
Wedpeeey
Good Fellows Club
Earl Avery
Town Avenue Southeast
W. H. Saxton
Dakota Avenue
H. M. Pierce
Third Street
Anna Payson
Loftus Ward
Ohio Avenue
St. Cevelia
Band of the Altar Lottery
Peter Geones
Sixth Street
Ladies Aid of the
Methodist Church
Wesley Hall
Hearth and Home Extension Club
Beldan Dukes
Ohio Avenue Southj
W. H. O. Club
Everett Morgan
Westminster
Pythian Sisters
Ed Boonesteel
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Canton Huron No. 11 Patriarchs Militant
C. F
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Degree of Honor Lodge No. 48
Iin
F. E
Patriarchs Milsday
Golf Planned for Ladies Day at Huron Country Club
Mrs Schull will be at home at 580 Beach Avenue Southeast Huron Bridge A full program of events is planned for the weekly ladies day tomorrow at the Huron Country Club Golf in the morning luncheon at 1 o clock and bridge in the afternoon There will be an attendance prize an approaching comes in galf at 11 o'clock and prizes in duplicate bridge Mrs C Krumm will be in charge of golf and Mrs A A Wollman will be the bridge chairman
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fFor
Huron Country Club
C. Krumm
A. A. Wollman
Seek Same Mark On U.S. 83 From Vivian To Kansas
The Great Plains Highway Association urged designation of U S Highway 183 between Seldon Kansas and Vivian South Dakota as v 1 and Highway 93 to unify numbering across the route for tourists. The move affects the segment via McCook North Platte and Valentine. The group, noting wartime military value, also elected K V Robit as president and chose Oberlin Kansas for the 1941 convention city. Elected South Dakota directors include E H Noteroom Selby Guy Harding Pierre C F Manson White River and Howard Park Murdo. First postal cards entered America June 8 1872 Benny postcards issued about a year later.
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North Platte
Neb
Great Plains Highway Association
Seldon
Kan
Vivian
McCook
North Plale
Valentine
K. V. Romight
Oberlin
South Dakota
E. H. Noteroom
Selby
Guy Harding
Pierre
C. F. Manson
White River
Howard Park
Murdo
City Briefs From Huron’s Weekend Visitors and Events
Harold Lumb of Cleveland with his wife and daughter Constance visits Huron for a week then plans a Minnesota fishing trip before returning to Cleveland. Wally Wallace Bandado Alva Eddie Taylor Lawrence Hale and Dwayne Hetlinger left for Luke Kampeska fishing trip, returning soon. Flemings for Dorsets noted. Robert Schulz, enroute from Ken Rebec to Watertown, stopped in Huron. J. W. Worrall family returned from Milaca Minnesota after attending Evelyn Sanderson and Niel T.S. Gish wedding. to settle in St. Paul after a wedding trip. Charles Fisher Kern, age five, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Kern of Boone Iowa, died June 4. formerly worked for the Northwestern Railroad. Mr. Wheeler, father of Mrs. E. B. Taylor, died in Slayton Minnesota aged 96. funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Slayton. Starley H. Skereslet and Valerie Stuart Skereslet arrived from Portland Oregon for a week with parents in Huron. en route will stop in Platte Nebraska and Denver. Beira Wilson heads to Mitchell Sioux Falls and Walthill Nebraska to visit parents in flood area. Mrs. Wilson said parents unharmed but property damaged. Mrs. George Walker and granddaughters Mary and Marjorie Walker head to Black Hills staying near Spearfish Canyon through September. C. G. Walker accompanies them back to Huron. Josephine Langelatif, UM Ann Arbor graduate, returns to spend the summer in Huron. Mary, Marjorie, Eva Walker and Kenneth Knapp return from Indianola Iowa after visiting Mary and Marjorie Pennington.
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Harold Lumb
Cleveland
Ohio
Huron
Mrs. Lumb
Constance
Minnesota
Ruskin Park
Wally Wallace Bandado Alva
Eddie Taylor
Lawrence Hale
Dwayne Hetlinger
Luke Kampeska
Robert Schulz
Watertown
Ken- Rebec
J. W. Worrall
Milaco
Minn
Evelyn Sanderson
Niel T.S. Gish
Noth Western Railroad
Wheeler
E. B. Taylor
Slayton
Starley H. Skereslet
Portland
Ore
Beira Wilson
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Walthill
Neb
Josephine Langelatf
University of Michigan
Ann, Arbor
Mary
Marjorie
Eva‘ Walker
Kenneth Knapp
Indianola
Thomas Pennington
Busy Week for Huron Elks Musicians at State Conventions
Huron Elks Lodge No. 444 features its musicians at three state conventions this week. The Elks Chorus, directed by Prof. Loftus H Ward, will perform at the state Grange convention banquet, with a quartet including Robert Bryan Frank Brown Maurice Frary and Scott Dexter.
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Huron
Elks Lodge
Robert Bryan
Elle
Moose Lodge
Bryan
Elks
J. W. Campbell Park
Woman injured in collision on Beach Avenue Southeast
Mrs Clara Rupp of Beach Avenue Southeast suffered broken ribs after a two car crash at Seventhland Beach Southeast shortly before 7 PM Monday. The other driver was Mrs H P Da of St Louis Park Minnesota. Davis car front end and Rupp car left side badly damaged. Rupp the sole injured. Another minor crash on East Third Street around 11 PM involved E W Anderson Clark and Mrs Gus Manolis with no injuries. California visitors W O Andrews wife and daughter Edythe from Yreka will stay all week. Russia holds the world’s largest library in Moscow with 12,000,000 volumes.
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Clara Rupp
My Beach Avenue
Seventhland Beach
H. P. da
St. Louis Park
Minn
Davis
Rupp
E. W. Anderson
Clark
Gus Manolis
Huron
East Third Street
Irish Avenue
Third Street
Manolis
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Boyd Benson
Mary Rice
William Churchill
Stearns
J. A. Churchill
Walter R. Schult
Marjorie Grace Thompson
Anna Thompson
Walter R. Schull
Robert Schull
S. A. McClellan
Kennebec
R. Stevenson
Eleanor Thompson
McClellan
Prudential Insurance Co. OF America
Robert N. Campbell
Matonic Temple Bldg
Royal Hotel Das. P. R
Fern Gotberg
Mrs. Schull
580
Beach Avenue
Handy Ann Club
E. A. Halvorsen
Uear
E. FL Krupka
Paul Safford
Ethel Johnson
Eail Pugsley
Tulare
Dorothy Walker
Glenn Marzahn
C. C. Boslough
Brrds
Millicent Marzahn
Arthur Marshall
Good Will Club
Williams
Goldie Williams
Bessie Albee
U.S
Kansas
America
Benny
Huron Elks Lodge
California
Russia
Moscow
Nehi Bottling CO
Royal Crown
Reviow
Revlon
Bea’s Beauty Shop
Council Oak
Syracuse
Perriton's
Schaa
Walker’s
Lampe’s
Bilver
Siebrechts
Consol
Mark
Bob
FILM
Artz Studios
Rite Food
Comforti
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