SOCIAL EVENTS Roundup of local gatherings and notices
Community calendar items list socials, bridge parties, showers, and meetings across multiple clubs and churches. Highlights include out of town guests entertained by Mrs. Schulze, a Tuxis Club picnic, Century Heart Club bridge, and several birthday and wedding observances with details on hosts, venues, and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxis Club
Tiolds
Taxis Club of the Presbyterian Church
Pearl Creek
Lloyd Harmon
Hubert Ketelle
Marjorie Hil
Gail Gibbs
Frederick Greene
City Briefs reflect family travels and local notices
Mr and Mrs Berry Sausley and son Jackie of Tendicton British Columbia visit friends Mr and Mrs Lindskay 669 Ohio Avenue Southwest over the weekend. The Sausleys will take a year long trip through the United States stopping in Yakima Spokane Yellowstone and the Black Hills on the way. They plan to travel to Tulsa and Missouri then Ohio en route to New York City and finally south along the east coast to Florida before entering Mexico and returning via Los Angeles to their home. Local items note Leon's Art Shop sale including yarns and threads at reduced prices plus ads for beauty salons and trips from residents including Miss Jeanette Gagnon and Mrs William Fliss. Armours manager Harry L Wilkinson leaves for Chicago for a three day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry Sausley
Jackie
Tendicton
British Columbia
Canada
Mr. Lindskay
Ohio Avenue
Sausleys
Lindskay
Noel
Ida Koickrehm
Spink County
Sausley
United States
Yakima
Spokane
Montana
Yellowstone
Black Hills
Tulsa
Missouri
Ohio
New York City
Florida
Old Mexico
Los Angeles
Leon
Jeanette Gagnon
William Fliss
Arizona Avenue Southwest
Rochester
Minn
Mina Scott
Yankton College
Mortis Scott
Hee Heights
W. L. McClain
Appleton
Wis
F. R. Newman
Wisconsin Avenue
Crain
Angie Chaffee
Dakot Avenue
Kansas City
Sioux City
G. BR. Hurley
Minneapolis
Harry L. Wilkinson
Armour Packing Plant
Chicago
Armour Managers
Aberdeen high school band members visit Keller family
The Lions convention brings Aberdeen high school band members to visit Mrs Grace Keller. Lee Buck is her nephew. Frank Markin from Columbia visits relatives and heads to Brookings for commencement speeches with Alwin Dennett and Robert Hoover. Crein's Beauty Salon opening announced. Mrs Cora Warrick travels to Holland Rapids for two to three months. Sibleys plan a Los Angeles trip with a Denver stop. Geiger families return from Miami and welcome Mrs. Margaret Walker from Fort Myers for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deen
Grace Keller
Aberdeen
Lee Buck
Keller
Frank Markin
Columbia
J. W. Keller
Brookings
Alwin Dennett
Robert Hoover
Crein
Soone
Cora Warrick
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Filand
Rapids
Mich
Oswald
Albright
W. M. Sibley
Edwin Sibley
Eugene
Los Angeles
Millard Curtis
Sargent Urges Less Government for Economic Recovery
Fred W. Sargent, president of the Chicago and North Western railway, told an Economic Club gathering in Chicago that business mood improves with less government activity. He argued industry must innovate despite private competition risks and warned government intervention threatens savings and investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred W. Sargent
The
Chicago and North Western Railway
Economic Club
Tore
AHL
Card Of Thanks From The Newman Family
The Newman family extends thanks to Royal Neighbors V F W B P O E No 44 American Legion and local business friends in Cavour Pears Creek Sunday school and Perry Floral shop for kindness and floral offerings during bereavement. Signed Milton and Mrs George Newman Mrs Minnie Link and family Mr and Mrs Julius Dehne Mr and Mrs Jacob Deine Mr Lewis Dehne Mr and Mrs O L Greene Mr and Mrs Hoy Triplet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
V. F. Wars
American Legion
Business Men of
Cavour
Pears Creek Sunday School
Perry Floral Shop
Fred Newman
George Newman Milton Newman
Harold Newman
Minnie Link
Julius Dehne
Jacob Deine
Lewis Dehne
O. L. Greene
Hoy
Less peril now for Lindbergh Colonel on modern flight
New York reports that Lindbergh faces less danger than in 1927 as a faster modern plane with four years of aviation progress traverses the Pacific. The tow wing monoplane, capable of 220 mph, drops to 175 mph with pontoons, and its design includes water landings and extra fuel tanks amid scarce northern Pacific landing fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Triumph
New York
Lindbergh
Atlantic
St. Louis
North Pacific
Spirit of St Louis Fuselage and Wing Details Highlighted
The article recalls the Spirit of St Louis transcontinental flight, noting its wood construction, cantilever wing, and retractable gear later replaced by pontoons. It mentions a 14 hour 45 minute transcontinental record, the 1930 purchase for 17825 dollars, license NR-211, and comparison to the trans Atlantic plane. It lists engine changes, overall costs, dimensions, cockpit, instruments, and Lindbergh’s Atlantic approach near Ireland. It also touches Nebraska land values postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tts
Frank M. Hawks
Lindbergh
California
Atlantic
Ireland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Blystone
Labor Temple
Presbyterian’ Church
F.C. W. Kuehn
Oregon Avenue
James River Lodge No. 32
Odd Fellows
O. FL
P. Lodge
Ty Colock
R. C. Schulze
Dakota Avenue South
St. Paul
Harry George
Louis Rheinschmidt
Theo Smogard
George Costin
Century Heart Club
Ervin #dler
Nevada Avenue Southwest
George Morse
L. Avery
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Virginia’s
Mary Jean Scruby
Donna Hart
Avery
Gaylord Schmitz
Helen Bandy
Wesley Hall
Methodist Church
Miss Bandy
Phipps Coates
Arizne Costes
Frank R. Phipps
Desmond
Violet Costes
Loften Anderson
Valley Springs
Tegroom
Helen Stanley
Kathryn O'Conner
Shrake
Lillie Shrake
Milwaukee
M. E. Risinger
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Miss Shrake
Risingers
Florence Risinger
Hilda Barrett
Newman Horse
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
V. L. McClain
Appleton,ie
Mason Hartnagel
St. Joseph
Jack Whitney
Grace Lund
Newman
Mellie Satterlee
Arlene Coates
Wes
C. H. Cotton
E. £. du Boise
F. B. Gordon
George Armstrong
Hazel Helmeth
Ladies Aid
George Costain
Presbyterian Church
George Quale
PR. Washebaugh
Mira
A. M. Chenoweth
Washebaugh
Rapid City
Alta May Lumbard
F. B. White
O. R. Whitney
A. C. Cooper
D. F. Sheperd
Doheny Memorial
Edward S. Doheny, Jr
University of Southern California
Fred Sargent
Lydia E.pinkha
Womanod
Ati
Tana Wine
Nebraska
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Perriton’s
SLVA
Lew Owen
J. M
Silver Hardware
Dakota
Huron