Local Societies Schedule and Area Weddings
Friday meetings of Carpenter's Local No. 1713 in Labor Temple at 8 pm and Royal Neighbors of America at 8 pm. Also a lodge conclave La-Co-Tah Commandery No. 6 K. T. and Luncheon at noon at Takoma Park. In Takoma Park Maryland, Miss Marjory J Rainy marries Robert Lee Jensen in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev Berry. The couple plans a Piney Branch Road home after March 1, with Jensen returning to U S Navy duty after March 18. Also marriages include Erma Krutsfeldt to Eugene Hoy, with a three tier cake and reception at the bride's parents home. Helen Buchanan honored as she joins the WACs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Labor Temple
La-Co-Tah Commandery
Poon
Malta
W. RC
Royal Neighbors of America
J. &. Hall
Takoma Park
Maryland
Marjory J.rainy
Charles Rainy
Ree Heights
Rabert Lee Jensen
U. S. Navy
Hans Jensen
Huron
Berry
Emery Methodist Church
Washington, D.C
F E. Hall
Ariene Minske
Washington, D. C
al Buchell
Washington
J. Hall
Guy T. Brown
Brighton
Mda
South Dakota
Piney Branch Road
Jensen
Huron High School
South
Erma Krutsfeldt
Henry Krutzfalde
Alpena
Eugene Hoy
Hoy
Woessington
American Lutheran Church
Sander Tollefson
Briarcliffe
Ed Kotas
Ed Totas
Farewell party at Wilson School for Telephone 151 clubs
Mrs. B. E. Ingalls hosted a small sewing and visiting evening at 1009 Idaho Avenue Southeast with a colonial centerpiece lunch for nine guests. A teacher trio Nall Schanck Jo Washburn and Pat Wagner sang two songs and Miss Buchanan received farewell gifts at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson School
WAC
Nall Schanck
Jo Washburn
Pat Wagner
Miss Buchanan
B. E. Ingalls
Idaho Avenue Southeast
W. L. Mueller
PNG Association Hag Meeting Sets March Pot Luck Luncheon
Past Noble Grand Association met Tuesday afternoon in the IOOF Hall reception room routing business was transacted. Entertainment was led by Mrs Charles Anderson Mrs Har Fisk and Mrs Chester Williams. Draw prize won by Mrs Stan lay Frybarger Lunch served by committee including Mrs Chester Williams Mrs Kathleen Williams Mrs Alice Mack and Mrs Jack Whitney A vote approved a single thirty o'clock pot luck luncheon at the March meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PNG Association
Noble Grand Association
IOOF
Charles Anderson
Har Fisk
Chester Williams
Stanlay Frybarger
Kathleen Williams
Alice Mack
Jack Whitney
Fortnightly Club Hosts Fossil and Rock Program
Mrs. W. George entertained Fortnightly Club at her home Tuesday with president pro tempore Mrs. Theo Smogard presiding. She presented a program on Rocks Bills and Adventure, featuring fossils and rocks collected by the Georges. Specimens from the Bad Lands and Black Hills included prehistoric animals petrified wood and various crystals from the crystal and Duhamel Caves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. George
Theo Smogard
George
Black Hills
Crystal
Duhamel Caves
Island topics and local clubs mark February gathering
The report covers a Spearfish to Custer jewelry display at a club program featuring Mrs. George Bell on Pacific Islands and a February 15 hostess event by Mrs. Delbert C. Reutter. It notes Odd Fellows and Colfax Rebekah Lodge birthdays, a quilt prize to Charles Bagby, and a planned social hour with cards and lunch led by the March committee chaired by Miss Evelyn Patterson and Mrs. Ida Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills
Spearfish
Edgemont
Custer
George
Delbert
C. Reutter
Len Robertson
George G. Bell
Pacific
Jim River
Odd Fellows
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Charles Bagby
North Huron
March Committee
Evelyn Patterson
Ida Cross
Stars and mullets in flag symbolism explained
The five-pointed figures on flags originate not as stars but as mullets, the small revolving wheels of riding spurs. This detail highlights the practical roots of heraldic imagery and how terminology shifted over time.
The War Boom Then Bust and Spending Love Itself
A reflective essay traces the American postwar prosperity boom from 1920s glitz to the 1930s crash. It warns that unrestrained spending risks another crisis, urging saving through War Bonds to back defense needs and secure civilian recovery, emphasizing personal discipline and national duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gran
Nightslab
Axis
Sam
City Briefs Highlight Local Movements And Notables
Pic Paul E Giziewski arrives from Jefferson Barracks to visit his parents and leaves for Salt Lake City. Fay Hyde, fire controlman 2c, ends leave in Eagle Grove after eight major battles in the South Pacific and heads to San Francisco for new assignment. Mrs. R. M. Yingling and daughter Laurie Ann visit in Huron while husband serves at Norfolk. Ronald K. Remme, recent Kingman Army Air Field graduate, is 23 and from Hurom. Jackie Hanson heads to Springfield to finish school. Local fur ads promote easy payments. Jack Pederson, ex-Huron resident, promoted to captain in the infantry at Fort Blanding with family nearby. Glen Lynch returns home to Newton after visit in Huron and Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pic
Paul E. Giziewski
Jefferson Barracks
Moa
Hyde
South Pacific
San Francisco
Kiel Bros. Inc
R. M. Yingling
Laurie Ann
Pittsburgh
Kingman, Ariz
Ronald K. Remme
V. Lo Remme
Fourth Street
Hurom
Ft Snelling
Minn
Flemings
Jackie Hanson
Springfield
Ore
Jeanne Hanson
Eilers’ Farriers
Robert L. Jensen
Huron
Takoma Park
Jensen
Marjorie Rainy
Christine Jensen
Charles Rainy
Ree Heights
Eilers
Cady
Max Willard
Marysvale
Utah
Willard
F. L. Willard
Washington, D. C
Des Moines
Maple
Jack Pederson
Long Beach
Cal
Ft. Blanding
Fla
Lonna Pederson
Jan
Leslie
Capt Pederson
Creighton University
Beadle County Property Transfers Summary
Beadle County transfers include Leath C Fullerton to William F Moeller for 1800 dollars in NW 12 110 64. Floyd Patridge to LeRoy M Johnson of Wessington for 50 dollars Lot 1 Block 26 Brooks First Addition Wessington. William L Campbell to Best & Williams Land Co of Huron for 1 dollar. Best & Williams Land Co to Williams Land Co Inc of Huron for SE 2 13 59. William H Warren to Williams Land Co Inc Huron for 100 dollars SE 2 113 59. J W Geffert to James T Rogers of Wessington for 1000 dollars Lots 1 2 and EM NW 30 11 65. J D Gaskins to Ora Bertram of Clay for unspecified amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Leath C. Fullerton
Et al
William F. Moeller
Floyd Patridge
LeRoy M. Johnson
Wessington
Brook
William L. Campbell
Best & Williams Land Co
Huron
Williams Land Co., Inc
Sey
William H. Warren
WJ. Geffert
James T. Rogers
J. D.gaskins
Ora Bertram
Property transfers and trusteeship notes in Huron and Harmon Heitland deal
Property and trust transactions listed include Ind. Order of Foresters to Isaiah Hagen in Huron for $1, Harriett Rosenthal to A G Feick 25 trustee, and State of South Dakota to Harmon Heitland with parcel descriptions in town lots. Additional Lot and fractional lot transfers referenced with section township range details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Order of Foresters
Isaiah
Hagen
Huron
Wis
Harriett Rosenthal
A. G. Feick
E Tift
S. Fl
Bik
State of
South Dakota
Harmon Heitland
Walsey
Monday Night Ramblers meet at Mrs Haumes home
The Monday Night Ramblers gathered Monday at Mrs Marie Haumes home in Alpena. Chinese checkers provided entertainment and a lunch was served. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Hattie Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haumes
Marie Haumes
Hattie Beaver
Longest running stage play Uncle Tom's Cabin in America
The production Uncle Tom's Cabin reportedly had the longest continuous run of any stage play in the United States, with performances spanning from 1853 to 1930 across various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
East
Hoy-Krutsfeldt
Helen Buchanan
Wacs
Sherman & Moe
Kedney Lakes
Rebekahs
Stecki—ip
Mr. Jones
Bonus Army
Ralph de Castro
Savings Banks of
New York Stats
Tresecrry Department
The
War Advertising Council
Rad
Red Skelton
Brooklyn
Ann Rutherford
Jean Rogers “Rags” Ragland
Ray Collins
Henry O'Neill
William
Frawle
AM Levene
Brooklyn Dodgers
Velelec
Sia
Berlin
Montenrey
Omaha
Frances Pederson
Anaheim Street
Glen Lynch
Newton
E. J. Lynch
Glen Avenue
Harry Lynch
Woonsocket
George Mencke
I. Carl Schnadhorst
Mitchell
Harry
Alwaya
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!