Huron Lodge Promotes F C Degree Wednesday Evening
Special communication of Huron lodge No. 26 A F and A M convenes Wednesday at 8 oclock. Work planned in the F C degree.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1929
Page
6
Special communication of Huron lodge No. 26 A F and A M convenes Wednesday at 8 oclock. Work planned in the F C degree.
Katherine Kleinsasser daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Kleinsasser Carpenter South Dakota and Edwin Wollman of Frankfort were married at Bethel church north of Huron The ceremony was by Rev J M Tschetter in front of about 600 guests The couple will live on a farm near Frankfort Attendants were Theodore Waldner and Pauline Stahl.
Miss Faeustella Addis of Philip and Joseph F. Barrett of Philip wed Monday morning January seventeenth at seven o'clock in Sacred Heart Catholic church with Rev. EH Callahan officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Deane V Hockett formerly of Huron. Barrett’s bride past as Mrs Bertha Addis of Huron. she is a Huron High School graduate and former Northwestern Public Service employee. Barrett is son of Mrs G M Barrett of Draper and a Sioux City Barber College graduate. They will reside in Philip where Barrett is a barber. A separate note reports Mrs Lewis Larson hosted a miscellaneous shower for Edith, bride-elect, with about 60 guests and a two course lunch.
Mrs. Beryl Kinkead-Stratton hosted an evening bridge gathering at the Weir apartments with twelve guests. Honoree Mrs. Tom Johnston of Rapid City attended from out of town for the event hosted by Mrs. Stratton and Mrs. Lane.
Those winning prizes in bridge were Mrs Earl Flanagan and Mrs Russell Stewart, with a guest gift given to Mrs Johnston. Small tables were arranged with peonies for the luncheon after the game.
City notices report Mr and Mrs Robert Burns leaving for Denver and Salt Lake City for two weeks. G Walker and two children from Long Beach visit Huron relatives. Lectures announced by Richard J Davis in First Church of Christ Scientist on June 20. Deshons travel to Des Moines and Minnesota. William Losey visiting from Fort Frances with Clyde Losey. Roller skating event at Ingles Dam Picnic Night with Harmony Hall band June 20. Williams family visits Cresbard. Fishing trip planned by Moe Tolmie Spink group. Billings resident Douglas Wallace visits Huron en route to Ivansville. Capt and Mrs Minier and family arrive from Alexandria for ten days. they will return to Brookings. Various other visits noted, including Mrs Kaiserkraft to Santa Ana and Mr Manning visiting southern Minnesota and Milwaukee for Kiwanis. Mrs Bryant recovering after operation at St Luke’s in Chicago.
The article notes Warner Co Putnam in Belle Fourche July 8 4 and 5 for the Black Hills Roundup master of ceremonies duties for the Associated Retailers of South Dakota in Rapid City. It mentions Mrs Grace Sperling of Oak Park Illinois accompanying in Chicago and a forthcoming Thomas Eye Nose and Throat Clinic office location. It likewise lists local people traveling between Huron Vermillion Brookings and Hot Springs for meetings visits and family trips during the period.
Bob, a student at the institution, joined Brooke Howell, the state senator from Brown County, who resides in Frederick, and A. C. Campbell of Frederick, as they attended business matters in Huron yesterday.
Mrs. W. W. Willcox of Rapid City visits Floron as guest at the Lisle G. Johnson home on 31074 Kansas Ave SE. A Noble Grand she attends the Rebekah convention.
Leonard William Linderman and Mary Carrie Frickson applied for marriage licenses at 24 Huron. The filing lists Fluron as the husband and Frickson as the bride with details terse and typical of a local records page.
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