Local societies plan midweek prayers and meetings
Evelyn Coyne notes church and lodge gatherings for Wednesday and Thursday, including prayer meetings at the Church of Christ and Midweek service at the Methodist, Queen of the Prairies Lodge No 68 BP, and various Ladies Aid divisions at Lutheran and Congregational churches. Social events feature Jolly Nine club’s card party hosted by Mrs. Niermeyer and a luncheon given by Mrs. Laughlin for Mrs. Dodsley of Sioux City, with hospitality and florals described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church ‘of Christ
Queen of the Prairies Lodge No. 68
BP. R. CG
Labor Temple
Methodist Church
Rowena Circle
Palmer Wickie
Colorado Avenue
John Gascoigne
Beach Avenue
Ladies Aid
Mt. Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fred ‘Passenhein
Eighth Street
Royal Neighbors of America
Castle Hall
Loyal Order of Moose
Wheeler’s Hall
Ladies Aid of
American Lutheran Church
Andrew Bjerkeset
Frank Avenue
Ole Hanson
A. A. Olson
Tdaho Avenue
H. Marquhart
Dakota Avenue
Ed Fugisang
Fourth Street
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Thad Oviatt
Ninth Street
J. R. Johnson
Third Street
M. E. Ladies Aid
Ralph Harvey
Initiation Class at Modern Brotherhood of America Meeting
At Region hall seven candidates were initiated into the lodge of the Modern Brotherhood of America. President Mrs Minnie Patterson presided with M J Lyon of Sioux Falls assisting as state manager. Lyon led a short instruction school and will return at the next meeting to initiate new members. Light refreshments followed the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Brotherhood of America
Region Hall
Tha Lodge
Minnie Patterson
M. J.lyon
Gioux Falls
Lyon
Mrs Burrington Hostess For Friday Night Party
Mrs Glenn Burrington of 181 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest hosted ten young ladies at her home Friday night in honor of Mrs Edward Burrington formerly Ada Hanson Redfield. The guests enjoyed cards and later dancing at the Pance Palace. A two course lunch followed on return and Mrs Burrington received a shower of aluminum and silverware for her new apartment at 481 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrington
Glenn Burrington
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Edward Burrington
Dinner Bridge Party at Gagnon Cottage Lake
Mr and Mrs W C Gagnon hosted a dinner at the Lake Gagnon cottage attended by Mrs William Ellers and others. The seven o clock dinner featured three courses and peony centerpieces. Bridge followed with prizes awarded to Mrs W N Farmer, E B Inneen, Mrs A A Wollmann and Dr Ollmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sven
Lake Cotttage
C. Gagnon
William ‘Ellers
Gagnon Cottage
Lake
E. Binneen
A.A. Wollmann
Ollmann
Sunday Breakfast Hosts Named Mrs Glenn and Miss Avis
Mrs Glenn and Miss Avis Fiascoigne co hosted a Sunday morning breakfast at the Evergreens. Nine o'clock service featured Edith Larson as the parrie, with a three to five place setting table centered by garden flowers. After breakfast, the girls departed for their next plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonor
Farm Woman Diary From Early June Heat Tosares Lake Byron Trip
Central South Dakota diary entry describes hot dusty days on a farm near Lake Byron. The author notes milking fatigue on hot nights, plans a future vacation, and details daily chores, apple spraying, hay cutting, and a near tornado on June 11. Damages include a toppled alfalfa stack and a hog lot feeder. town trips for repairs disrupt routine. Old Shep the dog watches playful kittens by the manager, while Nancy and Dave might run the farm in a future break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Byron
Tye
Shep
Nancy
Dave
Dan
Fie
Mother
Pan
Huron
Cavour
Birth Announced for Johnsons’ Daughter Near Huron
Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson of Near Huron announce the birth of a daughter on Tuesday June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Johnson
Huron
Tanlac Restores Health After Stomach Trouble
Mrs. Bert Dikeman of Minneapolis reports severe flu left her with stomach trouble and weight loss. Tanlac rebuilt her strength, appetite, and sleep, with the medicine advertised as inexpensive and backed by a money back guarantee if it does not help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Bert Dikeman
30Th Ave
South
Minneapolis
Mion
Mer
Hawaiian Musicians To Play On Opening Chautauqua Program Here
A rare musical treat is in store for Huron chautauqua patrons on the first program of the 1929 tent entertainment tomorrow night. George Vierra and his Hawaiian musicians, from Dakota avenue and Seventh street, grew up amid music. His father was bandmaster of the Hawaiian Islands and his mother was a skilled musician. The Vierras are in demand during the winter on the vaudeville circuits with appearances in large theatres in the east. Their rising popularity is linked to George Vierra’s standard of high quality programs with top performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vierra
Dakota Avenue
Seventh Street
Vierras
Weekend visits and social notices fill Huron pages
The column lists numerous local households visiting relatives in South Dakota and Iowa, with travel plans and family ties. Social events include a roller skating night at Ingle's barn with Harmony Hall band, and multiple guests at homes around Huron. Also noted are church lecture invitations and small advertisements for Gamble Stores and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Schaller
Catherine Schaller
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Walter Coates
Beach ‘Avenue
Donagale
Coates
J. Brickley
San Francisco
J. Crawford
Utah Avenue
Brickley
Bernard R.boughton
Frank Ripley
Dorothy Lumbard
Portland
Ore
Gamble
Tom H. Johnston
Rapid City
Huron
Olson to Give Radio Address on Dairy Science
Thomas M. Olson, State College dairying professor, will speak June 27 on a U S Department of Agriculture radio program from Washington D C. He attends the American Dairy Science Association meeting June 26–28 and will discuss roughage grinding based on a State College experiment. Noon programs June 26–28 feature dairy science leaders and university dairy deans from Vermont, West Virginia, Minnesota, and other institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Thomas M. Olson
State College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
WRC
Washington
National Broadcasting Company
Olsen
American Dairy Science Association
Dairy-Science Association
O. Reed
Bureau of Dairy Industry
G. C. White
Association
Olson
H. B. Blenberger
Vermont Agricultural College
HH. C. Henderson
West Virginia Agricultural College
CG. H. Eckles
University of Minnesota
W. Larson
National Dairy Council
Federal Bureau of Dairying
Huron Building Shows Increase in May Construction
Huron reports a strong May in building with more than 75000 of work vs 193? figures from 1928. May 1929 permits reached 68600 before valuation adjustment, up from 46050 in May 1928. Sioux Falls and Aberdeen posted higher totals, while Huron remains near Sioux Falls in state rankings. Mrs Henry Koch of Huron visited Mitchell with the Shandorf family after a Sunday stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
5. W. Straus & Company
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Sioux Alls
Henry Koch
Fred Shandorf
Mrs.Shandorf
Weather forecast for Huren and Vicinity
Fair tonight and Wednesday with cooler temperatures. Huren area sees a 4:50 sunrise and 8:18 sunset. Forecasts note mostly fair conditions across South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa with scattered showers in the northeast and local thunder storms in eastern portions. Temperature readings show morning 62 to 70 in late morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huren
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Road Report From Associated Press Sioux Falls and Nearby
Road report lists Sioux Falls Mitchell Watertown Aberdeen Huron Yankton Rapid City and Pierre with current temperatures highs and lows, rain amounts, and road conditions. Most cities report roads good and clear with occasional trace rain or minimal precipitation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Watertown
Aberdeen
Huron
Yankton
Rapid City
Pierre
Pugsleys Reported In Good Condition After Crash
Minneapolis June 18 Dr and Mrs Charles W Pugsley of Brookings South Dakota and their son were in an automobile collision near Shakopee. Attending physicians predicted discharge soon as their condition was described as good. Dr Pugsley president of South Dakota State College. The truck driver involved was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northwestern Hospital
Charles W. Pugsley
Brookings
Pugsley
Dr. Pugsly
South Dakota State College
Shakopee
Delegates Lock to Confab Split Across Farm Bureau Events
South Dakota delegates head to a four state farm bureau conference circuit opening June 24 at Mitiesiuy resort. Led by A W Tompkins and Sam H Thompson, sessions discuss the bureau as a business organization with secretaries and directors outlining rural welfare plans. Motor caravans from Minnesota adjacent states bring several hundred visitors and delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Farm Bureau
Crownizations
Pavilion del Otero
Lake Minnetonia
Neue Xinnesapolis
A. W. Tompkins
State Farm Bureau
Sam H. Thompson
National Federation
M. S. Winder
Peetary
W. Sewell
Mitiesiuy
United States
Minnesota
Mid-West
Minnesoti
North Dakota
Wilson
Towa
Nebraska
Kansasspuri
Illinois
Indiana
Philippines Adopts English as Official Court Language
A new act enacted in December 1528 designates English as the official language for law and court records across the Philippine judiciary, marking a formal shift in legal administration and documentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thei
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evelyn Coyne
Jolly Nine Clubs
Catherine Niermeyer
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Jolly Nine Club
Viola Ulrich
Cora Warrick
Rose Reynolds
Dodsley
H. R. Dodsley
Roland T. Lane
Tams
Stinson Hloyd
R. E. Crockett
Paul
Lawrence
Kans
Crockett
Kansas Electric and Power Company
Maynard LeMere
Joe LeMere
Anna Parrott
Redfield
Baraboo
Wis
Chicago
Katherine Koren
Robert J. Dean
T. T. Gartland
Eagle Grove
W. T. Murphy
Dinneens
Richard J. Davis
C. S
Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
Odd Fellows
Magazine
James N. Patton
South * Dakota Odd Fellowship
Iare
Cove
Lea
Huronee
Pugsleys
Dorothy Gra
Dorothy Gray
Perriton’s
Woron
Hest Pharmacy
Dodge Brothers
Chance
Detroit
Thompson-Hutton CO
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