Social and lodge meetings fill Tuesday schedule
A busy Tuesday list shows the B of R C, Modern Woodmen, Knights of Columbus, Colfax Rebekah lodge, Beadle County Salon 40, College Dames, General Altar society and more meeting across various halls and homes. Wednesday brings Prairie Rose Judge No. 5, Kremlin Sodak Lady Muscovites, Saborotorce club, Mooseheart Legion, Wednesday Nighters, Midweek service, Thrift Extension, Rowena circle, and Pi Alpha Phi plans.
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R. C
Labor Temple
Modern Woodmen of America
K. P. Hall
Knights of Columbus
R. C. Hall
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
IO. C. F
Beadle County Salon
Violet Tschetter
Seventh Street
Signe Swaim
College Dames
J. S. Pastk
Clinsis Avenue
General Altar Society
St. Teresa Hall
Prairie Rose
Will Midet
Kremlin Sodak Lady Muscovites
Saborotorce Club
Women’s Order of Mooseheart Legion
Wheeler's
First Methodist Church
Thrift Extension Club
A. C. Schierling
Eleventh Street
Rowena Circle
Macy Wilson
Montana Avenue
Independence Order of Foresters
H. E. Wertman
Titan Avenue
Prairie lodge program and community notices
Flapper Fanny staged a lodge program with two vocal solos by R W Philps, dances by Betty Chiadek and Eleanor Nielson, and readings by Mrs William Nielson. An official drill closed the act, followed by singing Till We Meet Again and dancing with music by Misses Dueille Conner and Ethylle Reaims. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Gardner, Mrs George Key of Tracy Mina, Mrs Dave Eldridge of Brookings, and Carl Meteger of Afton Ta. Wappy Hour Club members gathered for a post noon event with a prize contest and hosted lunch. Birthday celebrations and informal suppers filled the week with card games, bridge, and sewing events. The Women’s Relief Corps met in Labor Temple as plans for a social afternoon were set. Golden wedding anniversary observed for Mr and Mrs Boughton with family dinner and reminiscences. A local birth recorded for Mr and Mrs L M Randall southeast of Huron. Visitors included Miss Esther Hanson, Senator Rice, and J A Johnson on regional routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P
Anna Hurley
Florence Goranson
Dorothy Music
Oberbeck
Joseph Mongeau
Rose Langland
Hilda Teyloy
Odessa Chiladek
Elsie Oberbeck
Ivy Bush
Prairie Lodge No. 170
R. W. Philps
Dueille Conner
Ethylle Reaims
Bernice Rutherford
Selma Falk
Margaret Gehrke
Cha’ Man
Odessa Chladek
Mary Conner
Gardner
George Key
Tracy
Mina
Dave Eldridge
Brookings
Carl Meteger
Afton
George Boughton
Town Avenue
Ironton
Wis
Spink County
Boughton
Carl Gibbs
Huron
Wisconsin
New York
Mr. Boughton
Baby
Northville
Old Pembroke
Potter County
Gettysburg
Buran
Houghton
Gibbs
W. W. Monroe
Bernard Houghton
Lieyd.l. Houghton
Lawrence
Kan
Genevieve Gustafson
City Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Births
HLM and Whitman of the Automobile Dealers Association visited Pierre then returned home Saturday. H J Bates of Travelers Insurance left for Minneapolis on business then to Hertford Court. Mrs Gordon Erickson finished a buying trip to the Twin Cities. Georgia Sankey returned to Bid Colorado after work in Pierre during the legislative session. Gladys Giard, teaching in Ft Pierre, spent the weekend in Huron. Mrs J Follenzer returned to Adams Wisconsin after a visit. formerly lived in Furor then Fre mont and Adams Ice. Gust Hanson of Milltown visits with sons Al and Will. Richard Ladout born to Mr and Mrs A P Pinkerton at 1605 Kansas Ave SE. Vera Flanagan of Sioux City stayed with Karl Buchholz and family. Lewis Benson, Huron attorney, expects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HLM
Whitman
Automobile Dealers’ Association
Pierre
Bid Colorado Avenue
Gladys Giard
Ft Pierre
Huron
J. Follenzer
Adams
Wis
Furor
Fremont
Neb
Gagnon’s
Gust Hanson
Milltown
Will Hanson
Richard Ladout
A. P. Pinkerton
Kansas Avenue
Huron Hospital
Vera Flanagan
Sioux City
Karl Buchholz
Illinois Avenue
Lewis Benson
Hoover Turns To Personal Affairs
Former president Herbert Hoover shifted focus to private matters in New York delaying his west coast sailing plan. He rests at his residence with limited visitors while banks remain closed and funds are managed by Lawrence Richey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John.f. Chester
New York
Mar
Herbert Hoover
West Coast
Washington
Hoover
Lawrence Richey
White House
Richey
Figh
Allan
New Cannon, Conn
Edgar Rickard
Bronx River Parkway
Open Eye club aims to curb child traffic danger
Beaver Dam editor Joseph Helfert's Open Eye club promotes road safety for children. Started after a Milwaukee incident in 1928, the program has grown to about 18,000 enrollees across Wisconsin and eleven other states. Children pledge to avoid street danger, and the movement avoids commercial promotion.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
Dodge County
Joseph E. Helfert
Hel~fert
Wisconsin
Corder
Maes City
Mont
Milwaukee
Helfert
State Department of American Legion
Open
Citi [Pete
Weather summary for Huron and vicinity
Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Tuesday, some what colder tonight. Sun rises 7:00 a.m. and sets 6:28 p.m. Precipitation totals show monthly and yearly figures. Temperature data compares highest and lowest readings from this date last year and records early spring and late spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Weather forecast for South Dakota and Iowa regions
South Dakota tonight will be generally fair and slightly colder with warmer conditions in the extreme west. Tuesday shows fair skies and warmer weather in the west. Iowa expects cloudy conditions with rain or snow in the east, slightly colder in the extreme west, and Tuesday partly cloudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Iowa
Keep Your Youth By Preventing Intestinal Stasis
An ad-style health notice promotes Adlerika as a remedy to prevent intestinal stasis, claiming it halts aging signs by cleansing and toning digestive organs. It urges readers to use the product weekly and to seek a free trial via a mailed request, naming Longstaff Drug Co and Corner Drug Store in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Dept.s” 501
St. Paul
Minn
Huron
Longstaff Drug Cown
Corner Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pi Alpha Phi
Pi Alsha Phi
Huron College
Dorothy Schwietert
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Elks Ball
Marvin Hughitt
Velma Johnson
Hazel Gilby
Una Shanks
Hazel McMillion
Betty Halpenny
Kathryn Gore
ES Marquis
Thesis Avenue
Soanhwest
Etta Baum
Geraldine McMillan
Watertown
Mavis Leeds
Iroquois
Fanny
Wappy Hour Club
Happy Hour Club
Arnold Hagemo
Fifth Street
Earl McFadden
C. H. Jacquette
A. E. Baunt
Third Street Southwest
Mr. Baum
Smith Home
E. Elwood Smith
Prospect Park
Seven O'Elpels
Walter Voigt
Mitchzll
Chas
H. J. Mitchell
Mrs. Mitchell
Timinvis Avenue
Robert Duncan
Lawn Ridge Southeast
Alfred’ Ross
Chris Storkson
Alfred Ross
Women's Relief Corps
Charles Frank
Myrtle Hunt
Miller
Stire
Whalen
Plummer
Schreck
Fortight
Chicago
W. J. Clarke
LM. Randall
Esther Hanson
Senator Rice
J. A. Johnson
Flandreau
Etta ‘Bays
Geraldine M-Millan
Gladys Parker
Tach
Turon
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Bette Davis
Frank McLugh
Em Brown
Culver
Tom Brown
Sam Summerville
Richard Cromwell
Istate
Ginger Rogers
Sir Wiselyj
Aus
Paris
Alvo
Navy
Mathers
Vicks Planter
Open Eye Club
Forth Platie
Rapid City
Saint Paul
Sheridan
Williston
Bismarck
William
Goldfish
Canarles
Walker's
Dak. Ave. S
Arthur Tracy
Masquez
Africa
Metrotone News
London
Jook
G. R
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