Social events and gatherings across town on weekend
Numerous meetings and social activities fill Saturday and Sunday calendars. Degree of Honor youths meet at 2:30 PM in Labor Temple. Divisions of B of L E meet in Labor Temple and K P Hall. Odd Fellows James River lodge 32 gather Monday evening. Several chapters of P E O plan meetings at private homes. Mutual visits and bridge parties host guests from Sioux City and Yankton. Picnics and choir gatherings occur at church and public spaces with meals and games. A wedding and anniversary noted among local residents.
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Labor Temple
L. F
Otviock
L. BE
K. P
James River Lodge No
Odd Fellows
K. P. Lodge
P. FE. O
Fred ¢Ieene
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
C. B. Dickinson
Dakota Avenuue South
Iroquois Bride Weds Konstant in Detroit Lakes Trip
Flapper J. M. Hunter of Iroquois read the marriage service as Amber Whyte stood as attendant and Henry Constant as best man. The couple left for Detroit Lakes Minn after a dinner. Many relatives gathered from Marvin Ma Huron and Fargo. A shower was held at the Whyte home. A club meeting followed in Esmond with luncheon and informal afternoon.
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J. M. Hunter
Amber Whyte
Henry Constant
Bonnie
Huron
Konstant
Fargo
Aberdeen
Whyte
Ladies Aid Society
The
Community Church
Esmond -Esmond
George Johnson
Esmond
Miller Family Reunion At Miller Coffee Cup
Mr and Mrs Chris Anderson hosted the Miller Society reunion dinner at their cafe on June 5 with thirty family members attending. Crescent chapter No 4 Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic hall Tuesday, conducted regular business and a bridge game with Mrs James Bard and Mrs May Snoddy winning prizes. A light lunch followed. Mr and Mrs John T McCullen entertained Tuesday for their son and his wife Wallace McCullen who have been visiting at home. Mr McCullen is connected with the ath-
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Cooper Home
Fing«t Cooper
Bridge
Utah Avenue South
WA. Munt
Sioux City
J. G. Avery
C. B Merron
Frank
Adbert Cooper
Mint
Vivind Harith
Leuse
Cooper
David Lundeen
Goughter
Ardis
JG. Avtry
AID Thuistons
Priscilla and May Flower
Ladies Aid Society of Regational Church
G. W. Langstaff
Lavi Ridge
Tve
Longstaff
Bisterbert Costain
H. B. van Winkle
Fred Hoffman
F. ¥. Marcin
Beryl Cottington
G. J. Kiel
Dakota Avenue South
Chris Anderson
The
Miller Coffee Cup
Crescent
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
James Bard
May Snoddy
John T. McCullen
Wallace McCullen
Mr. McCullen
Miller social calendar notes bridge games and picnics
Sixteen guests at the Jetic department event enjoyed bridge with prizes won by Mrs Katharine McCullen and Paul Burke. Maude Jamieson hosted a one thirty luncheon with marguerite centerpieces. Prizes went to Mrs Lenette Kramer and Mrs C P Corcoran. Out of town guests included Mrs Bernice Wallace and Mrs Wallace McCullen. The Mary Lane Study club held a picnic at St Lawrence grove with twenty four attending. Eight Miller women surprised Jeanette Weber Whe to Minnesota to resume nursing studies. Hebron Rebekah lodge No 18 closed a membership contest with Mina Kerkess initiated, featuring music by Russell Danburg and Thomas Williams from Dakota Wesleyan. Pot luck supper followed with guests from Wessington, Troquais, Willow Lake.
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Jetic Department
University of South Dakota
McCullen
Bridge
Katherine McCullen
Paul Burke
Maude Jamieson
Lenette Kramer
C. P. Corcoran
Bernice Wallace
Chicago
This City
Wallace McCullen
Vermillion
Job T. McCullen
Miller
Mary Lane
St Lawrence Grove
Jeanette Weber
University of Minnesota
St. Lawrence
Hebron Rebekah
Mina Kerkess
Russell Danburg
Thomas Williams
Dakota Wesleyan University of Mitchell
Danburg
Deverne Danburg
Wessington
Troquais
Willow Lake
Father Stops Wedding Of 18 Year Old Girl
Ruth Everson, 18, daughter of Henry Everson of Tacoma Park, was returned home with police help after her father, aided by Britton officers, prevented her marriage to Ernest Snow, 22, of Texas. Snow said there was no kidnap mystery and the couple had been engaged for months. Everson had feared for his daughter and helped organize a search, later locating Ruth in Britton where she said she was too young to wed.
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Aberdeen
Ruth Everson
Henry Everson
Tacoma Park
Britton
Ernest Snow
Texas
Snow
Tere
Everson
Ruth
Push Investigation of Movie Magnate Fox Subpoenaed in Washington
The Senate banking committee pressed William Fox, early film industry pioneer, for stock exchange transaction details amid charges he wrecked film and theatre companies. Fox, subpoenaed and reportedly ill at a Washington hotel, was to testify with two doctors present. Committee counsel William A. Gray pledged further evidence when Fox testified. A Kansas City burglar who had looted Fox’s home asked pardon after crossing a flower garden during his escape.
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Washington
William Fox
Senate Banking Committee
Fox
William A. Gray
Stock Exchange
L. G. Buford
Kansas City
Recipe contest highlights molasses cookies and frost bite
Readers submit home recipes and tips with honorable mentions for molasses cookies sour cream cookies and frosted cream cookies. The note details ingredients, steps, oven temps, yields, and a new contest with three cash prizes. Names and addresses accompany submission guidance.
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Gertrude Lee
St. Lawrence
Charles Kaufman
Yale
Beulah Miller
Gwendoline Jones
Kansay Avenue Southeast
Crsco
Homemaker Recipes Wanted for Woman's Page
The notice asks for recipe submissions with name and address on one side of the paper. Include serving yield and complete details such as cooking lime and temperature. Submissions should arrive by 10 o'clock Saturday morning for printing, with editors seeking homemakers to save time and energy.
Pastor Baer condemns wet propaganda opposing prohibition
Lincoln Neb pastor J F Baer warned a large audience last evening that a coordinated drive to repeal the prohibition amendment is underway. He argued young people are misinformed, cited biblical warnings about wine, and said repealing prohibition will not cure social ills. He claimed magazines and newspapers are subsidized to push wets and noted crime rose before prohibition.
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J. F. Baer
Lincoln
Amendment links liquor to gangsters and crime
Attorney General Mitchel states that even after ending illicit liquor traffic, gangsterism would persist as only about 20 percent of gang revenue comes from liquor. Legalizing liquor could harm legitimate business, reduce clothing and auto purchases, and provoke a crime surge, he warns, urging pledge against temperance repeal.
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Mitchel
House
Lcribner's Magazine
Governor Grants Parole For John Frison In Murdo Case
Governor Green pardons John Frison of Murdo who was committed in September 1931 to serve one year for grand larceny after stealing five saddle horses. In Odessa Texas a featured American Legion rodeo on May 30 includes a jackrabbit roping contest as west Texas reports rabbit overrun.
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Pierre
Green
John Frison
Murdo
Nime
Frison
Odessa
Tex
American Legion
West Texas
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Wegnesbay
Bert Landon
Serand Street
W. S. Gascoigne
John Gascogne
Alice V. Goodman
Yankton
J . Pease
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Blanche Eakin
Omaha
George Robinson
American Lutheran Church Choir
Haven
Robert C. Barclay
Neleeventa
Ckpo
Agne
A. K
Helen Stafford
Mes
G. V. Kieffer
Foon
Mankato
Mina
First Methodist Sunday School
Kieffer
Peatereek
Ouran
Miller Society
Velvet
Health Huron Dairy Products Co
Moessses
Piper
American Medical Association
Firestone Tires
Firestone
Firestone’s
Firestone Courier
Spa
Hes Brand
Geder Tire
N. 8
Satersty
Ater
Crete
Eouenr
Eure
Bob
Tely
Firestone Oldreld
Bast
Bau
Krummann
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