Monday through Wednesday lodge and club meetings listed
A sequence of community notices lists various meetings for Monday and Tuesday including James River Lodge No. 32 I O O F ball at 7:30, Wikoska club at 730 Dakota Avenue North, Chapter F P E O at 1178 Illinois Avenue SW, and postponed Women’s Club event to July 1. Tuesday events include Degree of Honor Labor Temple, Knights of Columbus, Colfax Rebekah Lodge, and other socials with two gatherings at private homes and Lake Byron. A surprise birthday party for Mrs Herman Weir featured cards, whist, and peonies, and Group No 1 Presbyterian Kensingtons hosted a Lake Byron picnic with 70 attendees and pot luck. Mrs Frank McMahon hosted visitors for Mrs Joseph Fiddler of Suring Wisconsin, along with several other guests, with a social afternoon and lunch. Mrs Fiddler plans to stay through June 24.
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K. P. Lodge
James River Lodge No. 32
Wikoska Club
Mary and
Gertrude Olson
Dakota Avenue
G. H. Helgerson
Iinois Avenue
Degree of Honor Lodge
Labor Temple
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Hall
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
Patrons Association
J. R. Johnson
Third Street Southwest
J. P. Roger
Invincible Club
DeShon
Umoninn
Lake Byron
Herman Weir
W. L. Weir
Wisconsin
Avenue Southwest
B. F. Hays
Lyda Hinckley
Carl. Weir
Lake Cottage
Presbyterian Kensingtons
Owen Wright
MusicStudents and Social News Highlight Local Recitals
A string of student performances and social events filled the week. Cadets and community groups hosted musical numbers featuring Bilbro, Mozart, Bach, Delibes, and more. Community clubs met for outlines, suppers, and planed picnics.
Miller society honors neighbors with surprise evening
About a dozen neighbors surprised Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bute Wednesday evening. Cards were played and a lunch was served by friends. The Presbyterian church Sunday school and the Mary Lane Study club held a picnic at St. Lawrence grove. The Golf club also hosted a picnic at Miller country club with a six o'clock supper. The Catholic Altar society plans its annual picnic at St. Lawrence tomorrow.
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A. H. Bute
Presbyterian Church Sunday School
Mary Lane
St. Lawrence Grove
Golf Club
Miller Country Club
Catholic Altar Society
St. Lawrence
Local Social Notes From Woonsocket Wisconsin
A recap of social events in Woonsocket including Claire Gensichen's twelfth birthday surprise with friends Vivian Kuttl Helen Berlin El sie Hastman Mona Trudeau Ferne and Margaret Cattnach Enjoyed ice cream and cake. Margaret Goergen celebrated a June wedding shower with about 7t friends at her home. West Side Bridge club entertained at Mollie Theisen home with lunch and bridge. Golf Club Auxiliary met at the club house and elected officers this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Gensichen
Vivian Kuttl
Helen ‘Berlin
Elsie Hastman
Mona Trudeau
Ferne
Margaret Cattnach
Claire
Margaret Goergen
Bridge
Club Waa
Mollie Theisen
Diary of a Centra South Dakota Farm Woman
A Centra South Dakota farm woman records a busy day that starts with a town trip to stock up on ice cream and supplies. She notes low milk from cows due to dry pasture, exchanges items for necessities, returns home to clean, mend, plant, and an afternoon mailbox brings news of a safe arrival from Jean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Jean
Epic growth of the American high school described
By M Channing Wagner Washington the piece notes the rapid rise of high school enrollment from 110277 in 1880 to over 4 million, arguing the high school as society’s refining unifying force. It emphasizes universal access, compulsory attendance, broader curricula, and the high school as the college of the common people.
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By. M. Channing Wagner
Washington
America
Huron residents host from Minot and Auburn visitors
City briefs detail visits from Mr and Mrs Frank Deis and family of Minot North Dakota guests of Dr and Mrs J C Shirley in Huron with plans to extend stay in Chicago on return trip. Mrs Ralph Stewart and Mrs Harry Bowen arrive from Auburn Washington for weeks with sibling(s) in the area.
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Frank Deis
Minot
N. D
Ralph I. Stewart
Harry Bowen
O. B. Lund
Auburn
Wagh
M. C. Gordon
Wessington
Wall Lake
Iowa
Huron
N. W
Joseph Fiddler
Suring
Wis
Charles Robeson
Beach Avenue
Fiddler
Harry Otto
Minneapolis
Lucille Otto
University of Minnesota
Duluth
Minn
Roy Joplin
Roy Wells
Grover Leavens
Rochester
Joplin
Mayo Clinic
Helen Dalton
Bruce
George M. Townsend
Seventh Street Southwest
Los Angeles
Yo-Hya-o
Skinney
Local Notices and Visitor Updates from Huron Area
Dorothy Ainsworth departed for Volga after visiting Mrs. Mabel Ainsworth and family, en route from Crofton Nebraska. Lady Tomena Pickell recovering after operation at Sprague hospital. Bernard Boughton handles estimates for contracting. Voigt family heads to Los Angeles for five weeks via Black Hills and Salt Lake. stops Yellowstone Park. Baseball games listed: June 6 and June 16 at C N W Athlete field, Wail Lake vs Huron. Mr. and Mrs. Blume and Lillian visit Red Lake Walls, with Mrs. Anderson and son Kenneth traveling to Fargo. Jean Rabel visits Huron from Wessington Springs. Elfin Hamilton or Bulova watch offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ainsworth
Volga
Inn
Mabel Ainsworth
Crofton
Neb
E.W. Feige
Tomena Pickell
Mae Pickfell
Sprague Hospital
Bernard R. Boughton
Walter Voigt
U- Linais Avenue
Voigt
Frances Voigt
Aberdeen
Los Angeles
Black Hills
Salt Lake City
Utah
Yellowstone Park
Wail Lake
Iowa
Huron
N. W
Robert Blume
Lillian
Third Street
Red Lake Walls
Minn
Carl Anderson
Kenneth
Fargo
N. D
Charles Heiss
Colorado Avenue
Jean Rabel
Wessington Springs
J. B. McAllister
Colorado Avemus
C. & N. W. Athletic Field
Card of Thanks and Public Notice to Furon Residents
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and the American Lutheran Ladies Aid and Rev T H Joeckel for support after bereavement. Public notice calls male Furon residents aged 21 to 50 to comply with 1929 Road Poll Tax provisions under section 6525 of the Revised Code 1919 detailing labor or a $2 payment and a $2 penalty, total $4, payable at City Hall per Dan Wagner Commissioner of roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Joeckel
Gus Nygren
Mabel
Thelma
Isben
George
Donald
Furon
Cain
City Hall
Dan Wagner
Largest salt deposit claimed at Wieliszka Poland
A salt bed at Wieliszka Poland is described as the world’s largest. The salt seam reportedly runs about 500 miles long, 20 miles wide, and 1200 feet thick, suggesting vast underground reserves and potential industrial value.
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Wieliszka Ty
Poland
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W. Friedman Bach
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the Mocking Bird
Septimus Winner
Stephen C. Foster
Fred Lewis
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Jean Campbell
Lynes
Mary Sewell
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Vera Doyle
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Carl Ancwre
Lois Ke
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Lois
Erma McDonald
Utah Avenue Southeast
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Lorena Hopper
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H. DeLong
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