Numerous Friday club meetings in town
Women Friday Mizpah Chapter 0 E 8 meets at 8 pm. Townsend Club 1 gathers at 7 30 pm in the courthouse Farmers Room. Creative Writing Class convenes at City Hall NYA rooms. Chorus under Adult Education meets at Veterans CCC Camp reading room. WCTU meets at 2 30 pm at Mrs. Charles Miner's home with a picnic lunch. Various church and community groups schedule events through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Farmers Room
Courthouse
NYA
City Hall
Veterans CCC
Averil Henningsen
Lake Preston wedding unites Coulson and Smith couple
Frances Coulson, oldest daughter of Supt and Mrs A A Coulson, married Ronald C Smith of Alpena in a Lake Preston home ceremony. Attendants included Charlotte Coulson and Reginald Smith with elaborate vows. Guests from Erwin, Bever Crock, Alpena, Zumbrota, and other towns attended. couple to reside in Alpena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Frances Fe, Coulson
A. A. Coulson
Ronald C. Smith
Alpena
Ruth Johnson
Lohengrin
H.C. Juell
Charlotte Coulson
Reginald Smith
de Smet
Merle Coulson
Harold
Harry
James Crawford
Bever Creek
Minn
Irene Tiedmann
Willow Lake
Bond
Robert Lewis
DeKoven
Mr. Lewis
Cadman
Betty Coulson
Shirley Schenk
Bryant
Margaret
Lucile Coulson
Erwin
Annette Tyrell
Rogue River
Oregon
Smith
State College
J. H. Coulson
Earl Coulson
Kenneth Coulson
Will Blakewell
Henry Halla
Lewis
Tyndall
Will Brown
Zumbrota
Willow Lake Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding
Willow Lake marks the golden anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Freda Peck with a weekend of church services and dinners. The pair, who wed June 19, 1899 in Willow Lake, moved from Indiana and South Dakota in the late 19th century. He edited The Willow Lake News for years and she taught piano, still playing for the family and church functions. Guests included relatives from Sioux Falls, Glendale, Oldham, Bryant, Wolsey and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Lake
Freda Peck
Dakota Territory
South’ Bend
Indiana
Peck
Manchester
Telephone Company
Pack
Dakota
Dorothy
Congregational Church
Miles Peek
Sioux Falls
Donald R. Peek
Glendale
Calif
George Leonard
Nadene and Andrae
Oldham
Albert Guse
Bryant
Margaret Bonnes
Ruth Stauffacher
Wolsey
P. C
No Bugs News Are They Moving In
An old newspaper advertisement urges quick pest control for bugs and beetles. It promotes Paris Green London Purple arsenical dusts and Red River Potato Mix with prices per pound and a garden dusting powder. Sherman Moe Drug Store offers the products and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Red River
Family Reunion And Local Weddings In Chamberlain Camp
Forty six members of the King and McGill families gathered June 14 at William King home in Chamberlain for an all day picnic and celebration. In Gann Valley Miss Beatrice Dye wed Clinton Hill in a small church ceremony attended by immediate family. The wedding followed with a supper at the bride’s aunt’s home and continued by a bridal shower tomorrow for the bride. Ruth Eileen Fink celebrated her ninth birthday with friends at the Daktoa Avenue South home of the Finks. A picnic honored Mrs Capnen at Riverside Park, where guests presented a Fiesta ware set. Edeen Elizabeth Carlson and Clyde H Phillips were married at the Carlson home with a simple ceremony conducted by Dr. Wilcox, as Lois Gitchell sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
King
McGill
William King
George S. King and Family
Utah Avenue
Gann Valley
Beatrice Dye
E. C. Dye
Clinton Hill
C. “R. Hill
Des Moines
Andrews
Miller
Grace Dye
Lloyd Dye
Magnolia
Minnesota
Hill
Iocal High School
Jane Lamb Hospital
Clinton
My. Hill
Town City
Ed_ Etbauer
C. Frog
Ruth Eileen Fink
Lues Fink
Dakota Avenue South
Ruth Eileen
York
Isin
Ruth
Lois Mueller
Ada
Aon Lewallyp
Eunice Neitzert
Pat Gorman
Helen Jean Fink
Lavern Stevenson
Reuben Rolof
Ficnic
Capnen
Edward Cacnen
Chira Anderson
J. H. Head
Riverside Park
Cacnen
Effie Lundquist
Lois Gitchell
Cadman
A. J. Ray
Carlson
Marriage of Phillips and Miss Carlson in Dakota event
The ceremony united Miss Harriet Carlson as bridesmaid and Mrs. Phillips in a peach dress with gardenias as flowers. Attendant Jerry Snedigar wore a gardenia boutonniere while Carlson wore pink lace and a corsage of Johanna Hill roses aster pompons and corn flowers. A reception at the Carlson home followed with refreshments by Doris Boughton and Verna Gitchell. Both newlyweds are Dakota Wesleyan University graduates. he will soon move to Helena to become sports editor for the Helena Record Harold while she plans to join him, with Miss Esta Hatfield of Rapid City attending from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Titt
Brandon
Elsie Titt
Dean
Herbert G. Titt
Huron
Theron A. Johnson
T. A. Johnson
Kenneth Johnson
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Irene Olson
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Blair
Minn
Walter Johnson Aughter
Dianne
Hamburg
Oscar Olson
Ansen
Harriet Carlson
Doris Boughton
Verna Gitchell
Phillips
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Erwin
Fred B. Phillips
Dutton, Mont
Helena
Mont
Harold
Spearfish
The
Journal
Rapid City
Esta Hatfield
City Briefs Highlights Travelers and Visitors
Mrs G Glenn Attwooll returns from a month long trip to Washington Beaver and Mansfield visiting relatives and friends. Miss Ruth Wilcom leaves for Evanston to pursue a Master’s degree at Northwestern. Nurses and visitors, including Kuma Dietrich and Mrs Forrest Gaetze, appear in Huron and Mitchell. Also noted are sales pitches and local visits by Mrs M F Monroe and Mrs Neal Chancellor with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Glenn Attwooll
Washington
D. C
Beaver
Mansfield
Ohio
Glenn G. Attwool
Nora Bentley
J. Christensen
Cave
H. D. Bonner
Ruth Wilcom
Evanston
Northwestern University
Kiel Bros., Inc
Kuma Dietrich
Upland
Cal
Huron
J. H. Grant
Judge Rutherford
Madison Square Garden
New York
KMA
Bargain Basement and visiting relatives noted
Local items report Mrs. O K Snow and Dorothy Potter visiting relatives in Cavour and Wolsey, with Snow visiting Manchester and Edgewood. Ralph Newcomer and Betty Bell receive a marriage license. Mrs George Mullins shows improvement after hospital stay. Roswell Bottum arrives from Sioux Falls for court and visits. Mary Crawford returns from Vermillion to Huron. Faith Haskell arrives from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kurtz
Geyerman
O. K. Snow
la Habra
Cal
Heron
Dorothy Potter
Whittier
Cavour
Snow
Manchester
Edgewood
Eilers
Ralph Schamp
Beverly June
Detroit
Mich
Eb.torgrud
Marjorie Torgrud
Harry Nelson
Walter Ashby
Wolsey
S. K. Morse
Huron
Ralph Dale Newcomer
Wessington Springs
Betty Ione Bell
George Mullins
Huron Hospital
Geyer
Iadvic
Clyde Hendrix Phillips
Spearfish
Bacon Elizabeth Carlson
Roswell Bottum
Sioux Falls
Bottum
Mary Catherine Crawford
Vermillion
K. E. Payne
Faith Haskell
New Yorki City
Summer Hosiery Shades Arrive at Tunell’s Shop
Tunell's Hosiery Department announces new summer shades including Beach Camber a natural tone with pastels Glory a pink for black prints and white shells great with summer pastels and evening wear Nen Run hose priced at 1.48 per pair plus 2 and 3 thread at 1.00. Other hose range 0.79 to 1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunell
Couple to wed in New York after visit to here
Mrs. Avis Rice returns from the west coast trip with her son Robert Rice in Portland and Seattle. Albert Leroy Boyd of Fling Michigan and Martha Tschetter of Carpenter were issued a license to wed. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Haskell plan to accompany the bride back to New York City for about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Haskell
New York City
Albert Leroy Boyd
Fling
Mich
Martha Tschetter
Carpenter
Avis Rice
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
West
Robert Rice
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Washington
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Lodge No. 46
Labor Temple
B. of R. T
Catherine McKay
Mabel Thomas
McKay
South Dakota
Black Hills
Ernest Bay
H.C. Whatley
Mary Beach
St. Ann's Band
Kopperts
St. Ann's
Band of the Altar Society
Nick Koppert
California Avenue Southwest
Margaret McWeeney
Bril Worner
Don Sheridan
Augusta Faust
J. E. Smith
Albert Conner
Everett Waddell
LaHabra
Dorothy Wanken
California
Marlene Hinslaw
W. W. Bennett
Redfield
Watertown
Twin Cities
Chicago
Union Bus Depot
Marvin Hughitt
Walbel‘e
Laurence S. Betts
EAA
RINSO
Irene
Marguerite
Edwin W. Titt
Washington, D. C
Floyd Greenup
Gail
Janice
Wichita
Kas
Harry Harville
Pond Creek
Oklo
Mary Bell
Cedar Rapids, In
Sherman & Moe Ngal Service Drug Store
Teac
San Francisco
Francisco
Glacier Park
Water
Ton Lakes Park
PET Toraso
Geneon
Uta
F. Farsee
N. Statler
Huren
Plasse
Glacier
Oe Tours
Fusfield
Roochy
Sheers
Pease
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