Local Social Calendar Highlights Weekend Events
Saturday gatherings include Degree of Honor Juveniles meetings at 230 p m and 2 20 p m for another unit. Sunday features several church and club events in Labor Temple Central Church of Christ and Watch Tower classes, plus a Huron marriage announcement and a picnic at the Fair Grounds for Federated Business and Professional Women and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Temple
Central Bible Study
Central Church of Christ
Oregon Avenue Southeast
Watch Tower
H. Young
Beach Avenue Southeast
Fair Grounds
Funeral Held For Mrs M E Taylor Woonsocket
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the M E Taylor residence with Rev F Cannon officiating for Mrs M Taylor who died at the age of years 4 months and 2 days. Survived by husband M Taylor two sons Floyd Taylor and three daughters Mrs Steve Webster Mrs Robert Kogel and Mrs Meunch. Preceded in death nine years ago by daughter Mrs Blanch Shyrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Taylor
Woonsocket
M. E Taylor
F. Cannon
M . Taylor
Meunch
Canton
Blanch Shyrock
City Briefs Highlight Local Moves And Visits
Mrs Delbert Scruby and daughters plan summer in Bismarck North Carolina where Lt Scruby runs a CCC camp. Sophie and Gertrude Bakken visit Madison Minnesota then Sophie to resume teaching in September. Harold Grant, teaching in Letcher, summers in Huron with Home Grocery. Hallie Wheeler arrives from Two Harbors Minnesota for summer at Huron College and visits Mrs Taylor. Mrs Hagen of Blue Earth visits son J Hagen in Huron, with I O Hagen also there. Mr and Mrs W F Rukstad visit Sigrid Wistrand in Huron then Cheyenne. F C W Kuehn and Margaret head to Minneapolis for Jeanette Kuehn University of Minnesota graduation. Ralph Myers buys a Taylor Cub at St Louis for Huron Flying Service. Mrs Walter Neville visits son Keneth Neville’s family from Clear Water. Veda Miller of Miller on business in city.
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Delbert Scruby
Mary Jean
Harriet
Nancy
Bismarck
N. C
B. Taylor
Huron College
White Hattle
I. O. Hagen
Hardwick
Minn
Alice
Blua Earth
W. F. Rukstad
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mra. Rukstad
Tanther
Sigrid Wistrand
Watertown
Minnesota
Rukstad
F.C. W. Kuehn
Margaret
Minneapolis
Misa Jeanpette Kuehn
University of Minnesota
Ralph Myers
Huron Flying Service
St. Louis
Huron
Walter Neville
Ardis
Walter, Jr
Keith
Clear Water
Weather summary for Huron area and adjacent regions
Weather forecast shows fair conditions for Huron and vicinity with rising temperatures. Tonight and Saturday expect warmer spells across South Dakota Minnesota and portions of Iowa. northern areas may see isolated thunder showers and partly to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures rise from the upper 30s to upper 70s in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Fowa
Minnesota
Mallon continues at length on convention scene and speeches
The report notes delegates pausing to honor Mr Hoover with gratitude for the Forty. Steiner and Snell receive positive mentions while Ogden Mille carries an umbrella amid rain showers. Roscoe Conklin Simmons signals support for a nomination and opposition withdrawals are anticipated. Marriage licenses list William B. Needham and Vesta Roberta Roberts.
Masons Close Grand Session at Huron gathering
South Dakota Masons wrapped up the 1936 grand lodge session in Huron, planning the next statewide meeting in Aberdeen. The Grand Chapter R.A.M. and the Order of High Priesthood held major ceremonies with officers elected or installed and retiring Grand High Priest John R. Johnson honored with a watch.
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Sea
South Dakota
Huron
Aberdeen
Homearly
Grand Chapter
R.A. M
Order of High Priesthood
John R. Johnson
W. T. Clark
King
Roland Almond
Hurley
Scribe
F. Strain
Gregory
Treaurer
Lens Jacoba
Tennaux
George A. Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
B.S. Hart
Groton
Orcer
N. H Wendell
Johnson
Walter Stoner
Watertown
M. E. Crockett
Sisseton
Council
Sam Mectimer
Balle Fourche
Crockett
Lave
Order of High Pristhood
Order
Grand Lodge
Grand Council
Johnsons relocate to Marion Oregon after visit
Mr and Mrs Harold Johnson and daughter Janet along with Mr and Mrs Al Johnson left for Marion Oregon where they will make their home. Alcohol mixed with equal parts of water is more effective as a disinfectant than pure alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Moller
Harold Johnson
Jraneti
al Johnson
Marion
Ore
Ruth Christensen Wins Sweepstake At Huron Theatre
Ruth Christensen of Huron won the sweepstake prize for coloring a Thimble Theatre page in the Saturday Evening Huronite. Ten weekly tickets are awarded to local youths with top coloring entries. other winners listed include Margaret Rex, Darreen Meyers, Andreeve Marston, Clare Waltz, Genevieve Baya, Robert Sherman, Norme-Ruth Hoffman, Amet Eckland, Delores Hansen, and more from Huron and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Christensen
Ruth Christenaan
Huron
Thimble
Huron Theatre
Margaret Rex
Route 4
Darreen Meyers
Andreeve
Redfield Summer Program Starts at High School
Redfield opened its summer recreation program with 216 children enrolled across ages from 4 to 18. Director A Haddortt cited lower intake than last year due to a church school conflict. Activities include music athletics and craft with plans for kittenball volleyball handcraft music dancing and tennis for older girls if registrations rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Indlding
A. Haddortt
Hedfield
Church School
Igh School
Activites
Eich
Home Furnishings Studied By Club
The Jolly Coyotes and H Club met at the home of Maine and Dorothy May with 135 members and five visitors. A talk on food was given by Dorothy May and a book report by Gertrude Smith. Darline West discussed living room harmonies, Marie May gave a talk on living room furniture, and Darlene West performed a Vieira solo. The group planned visits to four other clubs, practiced for a forthcoming play, and enjoyed lunch served by Mrs May and her daughters. The next meeting will be at Evelyn Cook's home on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.P. Hall J
Fred Saye
Ta Tinet
Vernice Tucker
Geneva Chamberlain
Anny Gas- Colone
Jolly Coyotes &H Club
Maine
Dorothy May
Gertrude Smith
Darline West
Marie May
Darlene West
Hesitancy Marks Business Week
Dun and Bradstreet reports a cautious business week with only four to six percent gains across most branches. Retail distribution held near last week, but weather unsettled demand for men’s clothing and sportswear while wholesalers saw slackening reorders. Overall retail volume rose about six to twelve percent from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Edna Seehhter Tries To Stop Opal Hill
In Topeka Kansas Opal S Hill meets Edna Saenger in the semi final of the upper bracket of the women western open gate championship. Saenger, a 19 year old from Shreveport Louisiana, aims to halt Hills rapid march toward a second title. Dorothy Traung of San Francisco faces Charles Dennehy of Lake Forest Illinois in the lower bracket. The piece notes the origin of the term blimp from English non rigid balloons classified as class B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Iua
Louisiana
Edna Saenger
Shreveport
Mia
Hill
Saenger
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Charles Dennehy
Lake Forest
Jones Re elected Alumni President in Brookings Meeting
Milbank attorney Jones was elected president of the alumni association during a commencement week meeting in Brookings. Nora Hasle of Pierre served as vice president, with D. ner of Minneapolis as registrar, P. Wo mer of Brookings as secretary, and Ven Fis as treasurer. The group backed plans for a memorial and a union building, and appointed a committee to study erection options. Delegates from Suite College clubs and members from across the state attended the ceremony and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Brogkings
Milbank
Nora Hasle
Pierre
Minneapolis
Minn
Ner
Brookings
Wayland to Host First Concert on Ravenscroft Lawn
The Wayland band will give an outdoor concert Monday evening June 15 at 6 30 p.m. on the A J Ravenscroft lawn. This will be the first in a series of concerts to be held there with plans for future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James River
Odd Fellows
LO. O. F
All. XP
Bronday
Knights of Columbus
I. C. Hall
Catherine Rickay
Dakota Avenue South
PE. O
Joha Braskamp
Ot Avenue
Federated Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sunshine Club
Irs
Gascoigne
Idaho Avenue Atheast
Wayland
Ojn
A. J. Ravenscroft
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C. E. Wilcox
Lela Steele
Frank Brown
C. B. Wilcox
Amelis Wilcox
Carrie Tacobs Bord
O. A Haddorte
Mendelssohn
Beverly Osmanson
Mary Steele
Otto Notter- Man
Dessie
Ruth
Ruth Wilgox Wee
A. Haddartf
W. D. Steele
Darnell Gibbs
Liverie Gibbs
Gladys Brown
0. A. Haddorff
Reefield
Forest S. Gaetz
Mitchell
Brown
Huron, College
Huronite
Fifth Street
Tumperley
Lee Timperley
Lucky Thirteen
Clarence Timperley
Ralph van Buskirk
Birs
Louis Joy
Iepee Tes
CC. Timperley
Edward’ Kine
Charles Clem
River
Aide
Halverson
Florence Halverson
Fourth Street
Gladys ‘Nelson
Maries
Ursula Quigley
T Avery
Jean Farrow
Joan ‘Tams
Wanda Bales
Catalpa Circle
Grants
Catalpa
Amy Grant
Tuesaday
J. W. Sehollian
Merle Simpson
Louis Haffner
Mra
Doland
Bethine Bell
Twins
Acre
Pany
Mrs. Twies
Richland
Fred Eckmann
Henry Eckman
Mabel Mover
Wi Young
Neva Eckmann
Anna Beck
Mabel Meyer
June WY
Eide Meyer
Progress Extension Club
John Schaeffer
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Herschel Marquis
William Ferguson
Beethoven
Mildred Tupper
Junior McDermott
Billy Campbell
Jimmy
John Jacobson
Warren Goethel
Junior
Leo McDermott
Donald Harris
Good Fellows Club
Ruby O'Conner
Ozcar Edd
Photokas
W. H Gamble
W. A. Brandvold
F. P. Sarae ‘Han
Gamble
Li Letty
Associated ‘Press
Cleer
Rapid City
Bismarckee _ High Lowtation
Raron
North Platte A
Minneapolis - 40
Sheridan
Williston
London
Mr. Hoover
Steiner
Snell
Hoover
Ogden Mille
Roscoe Conklin Simmons
Ae Bine
William B. Needham
Nice
Roberta Roberts
Masons
W. T, Clark
Edna Seehhter
Opal Hill
Om Prata
C. J. Norum
Fargou
C.J. Norum
Dakota Maid
Cne
Ian A
Grand Forks
Armour
Ramo
Marie Gifford
Ee Nee Sethe
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