Social events mingle at Pioneer Bridge Club gathering
Mrs. Fred Sparks hosted Pioneer Bridge Club dessert luncheon with decorations and prizes. May Hunefeld and Eli Ruddieston won the eighty honor prize while guest A V Cox took the score gifts. Upcoming July 1 picnic at State Fair Grounds.
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Fionher Bridge Club
Fred Sparks
Pioneer Bridge Club
Mre
Egglescon
Mra
May Hunefeld
Eli Ruddieston
A. V. Cox
State Fair
Beauty News Brings New Look with Facial Masque
A Helena Rubinstein Herbal Maye masque promises a sparkle in the eyes and bloom on the cheeks. The ad touts a 20 to 24 count facial masque bottle priced at 52.00 to lift mood and enhance appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Rubinstein
Legion Auxiliary Holds Final Meeting Before Summer Vacation
The last regular Legion Auxiliary meeting was held Tuesday at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt with President Ethyl Urquhart presiding. A report on poppy sales, a Mothers Day Party at Labor Temple, and a Hobby Show were noted. Gold Star mothers received gifts. a lunch was served, and officers and delegates were elected for the Aberdeen state convention July 10 15 with several alternates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Marvin Hughitt
Ethyl Urquhart
The
Legion
Labor Temple
Gold Star
Pat Luck
Adeline Balzer
Eleanor Olzon
Tom Luby
Camp Myatic
Iemna Fleming
Marian Blount
Florence Gillespie
Gertrude Bonnemann
Betty Kinsman
Blanche Vanderhart
Olive Adams
Aberdeen
Mae ‘Ethyl Urquhart
Marian Biloant
Irma Fleming
Harriet Stratton
Ruby Bakeman
Iva Sainsbury
Frances Chenoweth
Ruby Sparks
Alma Anderson
Doria Fairbanks
Pearl Cooley
Gertrude Bonnamann
Fred Tobin
Amelia Gordon
Nora Hopkins Wickware
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Helen Hoffman
Lawrence Girl to Wed Huronian
Two nuptial showers honored Helen Thompson in Lawrence with Wilma Ford hosting a party and a 7:30 dinner dessert. Gifts, games, and a diary reading followed, with plans for Miss Thompson to wed James Norfolk of Huron, an oil company employee, on Sunday.
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ST. Lawrence
Helen Thompson
Wilma Ford
Miss. Thompson
L. C. Danielson
Arthur Hartman
Sid Fritt
George Ford
Miss Thompson
Farewell Shower for Anne Bloomberg Held at Dede Erickson’s Home
A farewell shower for Anne Bloomberg was hosted Wednesday at 14 Third Street Northeast by Dede Erickson. Bridge games ran at three tables with Alys Pierce winning the top prize as attendees, including Jacque Burdick, enjoyed dessert to close the afternoon.
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Anne Bloomberg
Dede Erickson
Third Street
Alys Pierce
Jacque Burdick
Wayland Pioneer Cited By New Huronite Readers
A Wayland district pioneer farmer living south of Wayland has become a new reader of The Evening Huronite. The gulch south of Wayland bears his name. The Major family including his sons Guy and Adelbert are now subscribers and praised the paper for fair political coverage and local news.
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Wayland
Vayland
Major
Alec
Guy
Adelbert
Luncheon Guests Bid Farewell to Miss Bloomberg
Miss Bloomberg and guests gathered for a luncheon served by Corinne Crowell and Margaret Reese with pink rose centerpieces. She was presented with handkerchiefs and leaves Saturday for Minneapolis to work in a printing show.
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Miss Erickson
Corinne Crowell
Margaret Reese
Anne Bloomberg
Eloise Brenner
Fern Whyte
Dede Erickson
Hilah Johnston
Kathryn Manolis
Mary Cameron
Leona Schroder
Violet Howard
Alys Pierce
Jacque Burdick
Corinnne Crowell
Miss Bloomberg
Minneapolis
Death Notice and Local News From Huron and Nearby
Word arrives of the death of Mrs. Fred Broderich of Lodi California on June 19 formerly Dorothy Willinger of Huron Surviving children Raymond and Marian Weather and travel notes include Mr Hay Wickware and Curt Pophking returning from a West Coast trip visiting Seattle and Olympia Washington Currently at 241 Ohio Avenue Southwest Huron Also a marriage license granted to Byron Clifford Dempster and Mildred Berg Cromable both of Huron Other visits include Rev Oscar Eliason and family from Cook Minnesota and plans for a pastorate in Minnesota Mrs W E Haugen and daughter from Hartford South Dakota and Mrs Emma Gordon of Minnesota visiting Huron residents Mrs Gordon sister to Mrs Howes Visitors include Mrs F N Stewart who fractured a hip and is at Huron Clinic Oscar Fosheim to speak at Ruskin Park July 4 Ball games dancing and roller skating Also note residents returning from Pasadena California and New York City travel around the world plus various local movements including a hospital wrist injury to Harry Ralston and a Billings Montana visit by Finley family and others Continue with travel and marriage notices and vacation plans in Alpena and Blunt specials
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Fred Broderich
Lodi
Cal
Brodemich
Dorothy Willinger
Huron
Raymond
Marian
Hay Wickware
Curt Pophking
Arip
Seattle
Olympia
Wash
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Byron Clifford Dempster
Mildred Berg
Cromable
Oscar Eliason
Herbert
Cook
Minn
J. F. Newland
Highmore
Minnesota
Eliason
T the Huron Gospel Tabernacle
W.E. Haugen
Mary Jane
Hartford
Emma Gordon
Edgar Light
Jacy Minn
W. W. Howes
John Alexander Stewart
Washington, D. 2
Gray
Gordon
Howes
Haugesa
F. N. Stewart
Stewart
C. R. Stewart
Dakota Avenue South
Oscar Fosheim
Ruskin Park
Sheridon Reeve
Phyllis
Sylvia
Sheldon, Jr
Pasadena
Reese
New York City
Florence Hopwell
Tekamah
Neb
Mary
Elnora Laughlin
Gale Rhodes Laughlin
Sarurey
North Hollywood
Harry Ralston
Arthur Ralston
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Wayne Trotter
Trotter
Wisconsin Avenue
Harry
J. M. Finley
Patricia
Billings
Mont
Marcello Finley
Los Angeles
Finley and Herrick
West Ninth Street
Carl Ostrander
Ordway
J. J. Culligan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Lavat
Green Bay
We ' A
Charles Henry Hoey
Arlington
Alice M. Peterson
Badger
Card Of Thanks for Camp Equipment Donation
The W. C. A camp committee thanks all who responded generously to their call for camp equipment. The camp is now thoroughly equipped. A group of Girl Reserves occupied it for nine weeks. Lake Preston Girl Scouts have rented it, and various other groups have reserved dates in July and August.
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Lake Preston
AID AGENCIES FACE LOAN RATE DECISIONS ON SHARED CROP
The Agriculture Department faces two six week decisions shaping loan rates for producers who hold crops off the market. For wheat rates may range about 59 to 60 cents a bushel and for cotton about 9.7 to 12.07 cents a pound. If loan rates stay above market, domestic prices rise, boosting U S prices over world levels and inviting foreign buyers to seek supplies elsewhere. A June 15 price basis suggests loans above 70 cents for wheat could shift advantage to Canadian and Argentine growers.
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Washington
Sericulture Department
Congress
Argentina
Believe Andre And Son In Nebraska Believe Andre And Son In Nebraska
Sheriff William Andre reports a Nebraskan man accused of stealing his seven year old son fled toward Chadron after taking the child from his mother in Hot Springs. Fall River officers cooperate in the search as Headley, Nebraska, ties surface and custody details emerge.
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Nas Springs
Sherff
William Andre
Frank Johns
Nebraska
Andre
Chadron
Neb
Fall River County
Roosevelt vetoes rail mail clerk bill
President Franklin D Roosevelt vetoed a bill to raise railway mail clerks travel allowances by about 1 million dollars annually. He criticized the proposal to change the time method for calculating travel pay and noted current overtime travel costs would be replaced by a broader travel pay entitlement.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
Weather synopsis for Huron area and surrounding states
Unsettled weather with considerable cloudiness tonight and Friday. In Minnesota expect mostly cloudy skies with occasional local thundershowers in the east, slightly warmer in the east tonight and Friday. Iowa predicts unsettled conditions with localized storms northeast and east central this afternoon or tonight, and warmer in the same areas.
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Huron
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Pope Receives Franco Emissary at Holy See
In Castel Gandolfo on June 30 Pope Pius XII received the first ambassador from Franco's insurgent regime to the Holy See. The pope praised Franco's pledges to reduce war suffering and prayed for a swift end to Spain's crisis. He expressed hope the future would honor God's will and asked for joy and glory in announcing peace to Spain and the world. The envoy Don Jose Maria de Longas y Messia spoke of Franco's commitment to Catholic tradition and measures to end church turmoil.
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Spain
Franco
Jose Maria del ¥Onguas Y Messia
Santa Clara
Avedillo
Holy Father
Lowe Commends GOP Stand On Education
Lowe, president of the South Dakota Education Association and superintendent of Wessington Springs, commends the state Republican convention for its education stance. In a letter to J. D. Coon, he praises the platform, candidate slate, and support for school districts and the permanent school fund.
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Wwe Falls
Barrett Lowe
South Dakots Education Association
Wessington Springs
Lowe
J. D. Coon
New South Dakota
Republican Party
Retirement program endorsed by educators in South Dakota
A three point plan for teacher retirement gains backing from educators and educational interests. The nomination of Olive Ringsrud as secretary of state honors a leading rural school teacher from South Dakota.
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Olive Ringsrud
South Dal Egta
Insect Invasion Reported at Blunt
Special report notes heavy humidity and swarms of grasshoppers with gray beetles and large black beetles in the area. Miller reports and new cricket sightings emerge daily as locals cope with ongoing pest activity. A brief clearing of hoppers followed a sharp air blast.
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Blunt
Canadian visitors visit Higgins and Houlihan families
Mr and Mrs John Barry of Alberta and Mrs I Garvey of Omark Canada visited Mrs Mary Higgins and the Mike Houlihay family last week. Barry is a cousin of Mrs Higgins and Mrs Howvhin.
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Lake Lane
John Barry
Alberta
Canada
I. Garvey
Omark
Mary Higgins
Mike Houlihay
Barry
Higgins
Howvhin
Lenzs Begin Weeklong Black Hills Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lenz and his mother Mrs Jus Lenz left on Saturday for a weeklong vacation in the Black Hills.
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Black Hills
Conde
Bert Lenz
Jus Lenz
Reduce Sensibly Rock a Way Tablets Ad
Reduced to a compact health notice promising a box of famous Rock-A-Way Tablets with a 15 day treatment for two dollars. Includes a diet list from noted physicians and a money back guarantee.
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Serman 4
Moe Oing
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Mary Lou Reeves
Siowe Falls
Yvonne Peltier
Sioux Falk
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Jacqueline Olsen
Cherry May Coon
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Round Table Extension Club
George Schroeder
Lampe's
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Fairmont Creamery Company
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Huron High School
J. J. Newberry
P. Lorillard Tobacco Company
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V. Cox
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Beauty News
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