Social events and club meetings listed for Monday
Monday notices include D A R at Mrs F B Raymond 720 Utah avenue southeast with Mary Scruby presenting George Rogers Clark. Literary Coterie at Mrs George Wright 30 Nebraska avenue southwest. several lodge and society meetings at local halls and churches. education classes at the high school. and a bridal shower for Miss Hazel Garrett at Mrs E P Gordon 829 Iowa avenue southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Tedford
F. B. Raymond
Utah
R. E. Cone
A. N. Hoy
Alma Stower
George Rogers Clark
Mary Scruby
George Wright
Nebraska Avenue
Past Oracles Association
Machinists
Labor Temple
Historical Society
Court House
XK. P. Lodge
James River Lodge No. 52
Odd Fellows
Dorcas Society
Esther Sears
Gizlewski
Boilermakers
City Federation of Clubs
B. A
Legion Auxiliary
K. P. Hall
DeMolay Lodge
Masonic Temple
C. A. Cottfage
Degree of Honor Lodge
Winifred Edwards
Jmall High School
Missionary Society of the American Lutheran Church
E. A. Anderson
Frank Avenue
Hazel Garrett
E. P. Gordon
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Miss Garrett
Frank Taylor
Ella John
Myrtle Garrett
Ellen Timothy
Phil Smith
Kathleen Reed
Historical Relics On Display Here In Beadle County
Beadle County Historical Society shows relics in the Northwestern Public Service sales room at Hotel Marvin Hughitt in Huron. The display includes Volume 1 Number 52 of Beadle County Settler dated April 2, 1881 and an uncashed U S government warrant for the post office. Society seeks more pictures and relics for a creditable State Fair exhibit. next meeting is Monday March 9 at 8 o clock at the courthouse with a program on fat tires of 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle
U. S
W. S. Davis
Court House
Hospital Admissions Report From Fragmented Note
A partial OCR list shows admissions and patient details including John Bulger of Huron with a minor surgical case, C. L. Brown of Wolsey for surgery, XEtholic men in Madtown for a surgical procedure, Mrs J Haren, Pauline Brandenics, Toatigal, and Mrs M Bhinshart of Huron for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bulger
Huron
C. L. Brown
Wolsey
Madtown
J .Haren
Pauline Brandenics
M. Bhinshart
One-Time Huron Evangelist Charles Cullen Smith Dies
Rev. Charles Cullen Smith a famed South Dakota evangelist dies at 75 in Newton Massachusetts. He preached across South Dakota Nebraska Yankton Mitchell Vermilion and Huron and sang with a quartet during the Spanish American War era. Survived by a daughter in Chicago and a son Charles B. Smith, he spent his later years in Chicago and had been ill after a career spanning forty four years in evangelistic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cullen Smith
South Dakota
Fred B. Smith
National Coucil
Congregational Church
St Meredith
N. H
Smith
Erwin
Bonested
Keck
Nebraska
Yankton College
Huron
Federated
Tyndall
B. M. Beach
South Vanta Vies
C. H. Burton
Acadey
Ssmith
Burr Smit
Vermillion
Mr. Smith
Newton, Maas
Augustine Smith
Lonetree
Iowa
Mitchell
Yankton
Fred Smith
Chicago
Charles B. Smith
Geddes visitor Leona Anderson stays in Huron home
City briefs note Miss Leona Anderson of Geddes visiting in Huron for weeks at Mr and Mrs Lee Bates likely cousin. Mentions meals at Bates home and social details. Also reports Agnes Kumpf and Archie Kumpf returning from Nebraska trip, Barrett glasses ad, Willys cars at O Neals Motor Sales, birth of a son to R W Peterson couple, and other local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Anderson
Geddes
Huron
Lee Bates
Miss Anderson
Mr. Bates
Agnes Kumpf
Archie Kumpf
Shelby
Nebraska
Columbus
E. W. Feige
M. D
B. F. Barthel
Waukon
Seb
R. W. Peterson
Sterrill Robert
Willys
O'Neal's
Dakota Ave. N
de Lux
Patricia Sue
Harold Olson
Ohio Avenue Southwest
W. C
W. F. R. Wharton
Minneapolis
Minnesota
George E. van Allen
Mawarden
BD. K. Bennett
Bernard W. Parsons
U. S. Marines
San Diego
Mr. Parsons
China
Parsons Expects to Locate His Mother in Japan
Mr. Parsons, youngest son of Mrs Rose Parsons, plans to locate her in Japan as part of a broader family reunion effort. No further details were provided about the search or the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Mr. Parsons
Rose Parsons
Japan Welcomes Fourth Princess
Tokyo reports birth of Emperor Hirohito's fourth daughter to Empress Nagayo. The nation celebrated with national radio broadcasts and city sirens while Prince Chichibu remained heir presumptive. Only male heirs may ascend the throne, tempering the joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Mar
Japan
Birobito
Nageko
Chichibu
Weather outlook for upper Mississippi and plains regions
Weather forecast indicates mostly cloudy conditions in Huron and Viebiuly with fair, colder Sunday. South Dakota to be partly cloudy and colder, Minnesota mostly cloudy with low changes, Iowa may see light snow east. Week outlook cooler start with some rain or snow and a gradual warming toward week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Viebiuly
South Dakota
Minnesota
IGWA
Mississippi
Missouri Valleys
Great Plains
Road Report Amid Mixed Temperatures and Sparse Precipitation
Midwest towns report varying highs from 3 to 41 degrees with low temperatures ranging near single digits. Precipitation is sparse or trace in several locales while road conditions are mostly good or clear despite cloudy skies in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Watertown
Yanktor
Trace
Aberdeen
Huron
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Pam
Toads Rapid City
I A
Pierre
Real Estate Transfer C T Liddle to Hazlett in Huron
Beadle County Abstract and Title Co reports C T Liddle transferring property to John R Hazlett in Huron. BH. BW 1-428-110-59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
C. T. Liddle
John R. Hazlett
Huron
Bristol Priest Dies Suddenly in Bristol Home
The Rev. M. Couliss, a Catholic priest in Bristol for two years, collapsed and died of a heart attack in his bathroom after attending evening services. He had said he felt ill, retired, and rose seeking the bathroom before being found by his housekeeper. A Webster doctor declared the death instantaneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Mar
Couliss
Father Couliss
Clergy Succession Hint After Father Hart's Death
Years ago, from Britton to succeed the Rev. Father Hart, who also died recently. Father Couliss had relatives in Canada, whose identity was not made known last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton
Father Hart
Father Couliss
Canada
Fire Loss Hits Sioux City Plant Morning
Fire at the American Pop Corn plant in Sioux City on March 7 caused more than 15000 dollars in damage. The blaze damaged the io plant area and disrupted operations, with investigators tracing the cause to an early morning incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Mar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marie Poulisse
Broadland
Edith Charlotte Anderson
Hitchcock
Methodist Episcopal Church
Vera Anderson
William Poulisse
Owen Grader
Near Hitchcock
Alma Anderson
Johnston
Alpha Zartman
T. A. Johnston
Edward Johnston
Zartman
Second Street Southeast
Hurley Baum
Grace Pierce
A. G. Feice
A. G. Feick
Town Avenue Noutheast
Loretta Wright
H. Geiger
Owen Wright
St. Patricks
L. C. Fullerton
H. H. Geiger
B. F. Bender
J. A. Johnson
St. Patrick's
Miss. McIlvaine
Europe
Evelyn MocIvaine
A. B. Fairbenk
Melivaine
Turaday
New York City
Fair
Ork City
Twaine
Berlin
Helen Gardner
Besse Stackpole
Italy
France
McIlvaine
England
South Hampton
Good Will Club
Leonard Brandmire
Miss Foster
Paul Katz
Lorte
Morrell
Main
Clifford
Flora Miller
Muriel Buck
Anias Flora Miller
Lawn Ridge Avenue
Girs
Helen Husted
A. F E. Burk
Miss Buck
Jolly 24 Club
Ray Hawley
Mabel] Hawley
Jolly Twenty- Four
Hawley
Miss Hawley
Walter Peterson
John Wegg
Peterson
Mrs. Ral?h Bischoff
Peter Pollock
Wavere' Johnson
Ralph Bischoff
Pollock
Tenth Street Southwest
W. Odell
Bernard McMelis
Laura Hansen
Mrs. Bischoff
Bischoff
Howard McWhorter
Tenth Street
William T. Quale
J. E. Hollerbush
Story Hour Club
E. Dahl
Evelyn Snyder
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest
J. F. Snyder
Visi
S. D
Iseseeseua Secassian
Bismarck
Sherman & Moe
National Bank OF Huron
Northwest Eur Corporation
Hina Macgeres
General Electric
GENERAL @ ELECTRIC
NBC
AER
Wikert- Tams Funeral Home Fc
Molamo Achikert, Morayer
Amystime
Hurom
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