Chautauqua Opens June 19 With Notable Program
Miss B. Ash Guinan director arrives in the city to coordinate the Chautauqua. The program features two plays Skidding and The Detour, lectures of timely interest, and musical attractions like the Russian Cossack chorus, Vierra's Hawaiians, John Ross Reed’s Musical Comedy Revue, and Miss Lara Forbes in Main Street Smiles. Damron presents pottery demonstrations and displays fine china.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Ash
Guinan
Huron
Miss Ash
Vierra
America
John Ross Reed
Lara Forbes
Main Street
Smith
Damron
Wayland Sunday School Plans Outdoor Meet at Major's Gulch
Wayland Union Sunday school will hold its annual outdoor meet at Major's Gulch on Sunday June 16 with regular classes forming and a lunch to follow in the Gulch. Mrs. Barney Paulsen and daughter Maxine travel to St Paul for treatment at the Masonic Clinic for a leg injury from two years ago. Theodore Dessonville accompanied them. Children's Day observance occurred Sunday during the 114 o'clock service with a program by the classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland Union Sunday School
Major's Gulch
Barney Paulsen
Maxine
Masonic Clinic
St. Paul
Theodore Dessonville
Esmond News Summary Of Local Moves And Visits
Esmond reports a week of visits and travel. Mr and Mrs H Frost and Mr and Mrs Ira Jeffers spent Tuesday at Lake Oakwood. Mrs Luther Vining is improving. Mrs R Raner and Bobby returned from Willow Lake. Miss Rose Gartland rode to Sioux Falls. William Engel shipped cattle to Sioux City and will visit relatives in Friend and Lincoln Nebraska. George Walkington of Hinton visited. Nina Gardner left for Aber deen for summer school. Rev B E Hunt preached at Esmond church. H B Frost visited Hu gon. Forest Walkington left for Rochester Minnesota to enter a clinic. Harvey Reckard family spent weekend at Holiness camp near Carpenter. Maynard Opsahl and family visited. Joe Weis moved his family from Kronsbury to Esmond. Weis began work locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Ira Jeffers
Lake Oakwood
Luther Vining
R. Raner
Bobby
Willow Lake
Rose Gartland
Sioux Falls
William Engel
Sioux City
Friend
Lincoln
Neb
George Walkington
Hinton
Esmond
Nina Gardner
Aberdeen
B. E. Hunt
Esmo
M. I
H. B. Frost
Forest Walkington
Rochester
Minn
Walkington
Harvey Reckard
Mary
Ida
Nina
Carpenter
Maynard Opsahl
W. J. Wilkens
Joe Weis
Kronsbury
S. D
Mr. Weis
Hayes-Lucas Lumber Company and Local Social Ties
Mary Rickard returns from Madison after school. Mesdames Clendening and Gartland conduct business in Hul t on. Ladies Aid at town hall hosted by Chapman Timnd and Grotto. George Maddox family back from Ames Spencer trip. Mattie Baird and son Will moved to Huron. Mrs Hand attends Adventist meetings then returns. Wells family visit in Mitchell. Esmond sent to De Smet Old Settler picnic. W R Bliss departs for Pierre for grand jury duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes-Lucas. ‘Lumber Company
Mary Rickard
Madison
Mesdames B. C. Clendening
M. K Gartland
Hulton
Othe Ladies Aid Society
M. B. Church
Town Hall
Mesdames
Chester Chapman
Fred Timnd
Elmer Grotto
Esses
George Maddox
Ames
Spencer
Mattie Baird
Huron
Jennis Hand
Adventists
Wells
Harvey
Mitchell
de Smet
W. R. Bliss
Pierre
Lane Couple’s Wedding Surprise In Redfield May 31
The marriage of Miss Bertha Ammon and Wilbur Cowman of Lane occurred in Redfield on Friday May 31 with Rev. Mr. Sheppard of the Methodist church officiating. Neighbors and relatives from Harlan and Gettysburg visit nearby homes as local families travel for events and gatherings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Ammon
Wilbur Cowman
Lane
Redfield
Sheppard
Methodist Church
Walter Nelson
Harlan, Ja
Nelson
H.W. Errett
S. H.' May
Huron
Mr. May
Lake Poinset
May
George DB. Kinsman
Walter Kinsman
P. W. Theis
Doland
Gretchen
Hitchcock Notes and Local Socials In Brief
Mrs. Will Martin returned home after visiting Milwaukee. Triand Bid Bridge club met at Mrs. I J Sutter’s home with Mrs N B Murphy Mrs Anna Smith and Mrs J C Mulvaney winning scoring prizes. An eight pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Merl Juhl Friday. The M B Ladies Aid raised 28 at a strawberry shortcake sale in Kingston’s showroom. Mr and Mrs Wallace Wright visited Huron to attend college events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Martin
Milwaukee
Triand Bid
I. J. Sutter
Mesdames N. B. Murphy
Anna Smith
J. C. Mulvaney
Mesdames
D. C. Hobart
Grace Kingdon
Mat Dawson
Kingston
Wallace Wright
Huron
The
College
Picnic and mishap mark Huron visit on Monday
Commençement exercises and a Standard Bearers picnic were held Monday night on the James River with Miss Lucille Rodman in charge. An automobile crash Saturday morning injured Mrs. L. B. Murphy and Mrs. Wade Gehringer as their car, driven by Mr. Gehringer, collided with another, wrecking both vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie. Sims
Huron
James
Lucille Rodman
L. B. Murphy
Wade Gehringer
Gehringer
Wolsey and Mitchell ladies host bridge party
Mrs E B Hershman and numerous Wolsey and Mitchell wives gathered at the Hershman home for a bridge party. Prizes went to Mrs Chenoweth, Mrs Sprick, Mrs Cook and Mrs Newton. Also noted are local visits, illness, travel, and a Memorial day dinner by the American Legion auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Hershman
Will Duester
Mitchell
J. G. Hagen
T.R. Hulbert
M. EB. Cogswell
H. EB. Newton
A. M. Chenoweth
Huron
R. L. Atkinson
George Lumbard
John Juergens
Albert Sprick
Joe. Olson
Frank Thompson
Mark Keith
Lois. Martin
Enid Martin
Esther Juergens
Sioux Falls
Eggleston
California
Wallace Newton
W. C. Newton
P.W. Yielding
Sievert Osmanson
W. B. Martin
Yankston
Redfield
Martin
Enid
B. J. Privett
Wessington
Seinoha
Ella Seinoha
Spencer
Betty
North Dakota
Bessie
Aberdeen
Ladies Aid Society
John Hagedorn
Fliendale
N. D
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visitors and Events
Broadland reports visitors Earl Houck and family from Miller Sunday. A pageant at the M. F. T. church drew a large crowd. George Bell and William Johnston visited Tim Smith and attended Children’s Day events. The Rev. Susie Thompson returned to Mitchell after a weekend here. Sophia Kriefman and Marie Glazier plan to attend the Northern Normal summer session in Aberdeen. An International dealer, C T Kart of Huron, transacted business in town. The Elevator picnic occurred at Johnston grove with an evening dance and Callaway’s orchestra from Huron. Ruby Smith helped Mrs. Luick with housework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FT
George Bell
Huron
Tim Smith
William Johnston
Susie Thompson
Mitchell
M. R. Baldridge
Hiome
Northville
James Pownell
Virgil School Teacher Helen Larson Reelected
Miss Helen Larson has been reelected as teacher at Pleasant Hill school. Mr and Mrs Vanderpool and daughter Doris of Carpenter visited Virgil area Saturday. Miss Lorraine Manners is helping at the O B Diehl home for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Larson
Pleasant Fill
Vanderpool
Doris
Carpenter
Virgil
Lorraine Manners
O. B. Diehl
Northern Physical Education Year Highlights at Aberdeen
The department led by Miss Ruth M. Fickes and Miss M Gladys Scott reports 1400 students enrolled in a busy year. Courses covered gymnastics playground training tumbling games swimming folk dancing natural dancing clogging and seasonal sports coaching and club leadership with initial physical exams guiding personalized plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Department of Physical Education
Northern Normal
Ruth M. Fickes
M. Gladys Scott
Improvements Made In Howard Parking
Howard city council enhances parking with marked curbings for accuracy and prohibition of double parking except short intervals. A half block of free, well lit spaces near the business section is marked into sections and policed for guest convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Annual school election set for Wild Rose school
Virgil June 13 special report says Dearborn township will hold the annual school election Tuesday at the Wild Rose school with residents voting on district matters and budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil
Wild Rose
Dearborn Township
Kellogg's Corn Flakes Recommended For Meals
Advertises Kellogg's Corn Flakes as a versatile choice for lunch or children's evening meals. Highlights easy digestion, serving with milk or cream, and pairing with fruits or honey. Recommends choosing Kellogg's the original Corn Flakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
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Chautauqua
B.ash
Wayland
Harriett DeRouchey
Gettysburg
KE. S. Roddock
Ernest Pate
Jeannette Pier
Alpena
Dodd Home
Lydia Hollingsworth
Aid
Miss Hollingsworth
Inwood
Lucille Whitney
Miss Whitney
Business College
Sioux Walls
August Brandenburg
George Winters
Helmeth Mees
G. E. Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Calmarla
Cleon Cook
Tracy, Minn
Ray Cook
Mandreau, S. D
Ray Butaz
Hitchcock
Wolsey
Broadland
Earl Houck of
Miller
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kelloggs
Rayon
Wee Geert
Victoria
Sor Company
Manu
Facturers
Fleishers
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