Community Social Calendar and Birthday Notices
Mizpah chapter No 9 C ES will meet Friday at the Masonic Temple. A board meeting, B A of REL, K P hall, and several adult education and sewing gatherings are listed for Friday and Saturday at Lincoln school and Red Cross. A double wedding is announced, and various birthdays and club events fill the week with parties, bridge, and social activities across local homes and venues. The item closes with a note on a subsistence homestead proposal receiving $25 million in funding.
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Mizpah
C. ES
P.m
Masonic Temple
W. C
B. A
REL
K. P. Hall
Lincoln School
BE. O
Red Cross
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
A sensational weight loss claim promotes KRUSCHEN SALTS as a fat reducing tonic. It promises rapid fat loss in three weeks with daily morning doses and notes improved energy, clearer skin, and a rejuvenated feeling, claiming a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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America
Miller Society and Women’s Club Bi Monthly Meetings
Miller Society hosted a regular meeting with Miss Collie Bushfield and Mrs. W G Redmond assisting. Mrs. Ed Bohning led the business segment, and Mrs. Henry Bard reviewed Ah Wilderness by Eugene O Neill while Miss Verna O’Neil read portions from the book. The Women’s Club held its bi monthly meeting in club rooms with about twenty five members present. Roll call covered current events and Mrs. Roy Miller presided. Mrs. Mark Woodward presented a paper on The Private Life of Hitler, followed by a talk by Mrs. Lloyd Henry on how to present a book review, with musical interludes by Dorothy Chesebra and accompaniment by Mrs. L R Chesebro.
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Redfield
Business and Professional Women's Club
Issenhath Block
Lula Olding
Eileen McGinnis
Lucille Issenhuth
Collie Bushfield
W.G. Redmond
PEO Sisterhood
Ed Bohning
Henry Bard
Eugene O'Neill
Verna O'Neil
St. Lawrence
Women's Club
Roy Miller
Mark Woodward
Hitler
Thursday club hosts and shared literary event in Redfield
Redfield society notes show Mrs. Frank Packard and Mrs. J. G. Chichester hosting the Thursday club at the Barlow Packard hotel with readings by Mrs. J. Ray Cole. Guests from the Twentieth Century Club and Literary guild attended. a birthday dinner honored city auditor Charles Mariner with eight attendees. A fortieth anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zumhofe was celebrated February 27 with about forty relatives and friends at their Zell home. Refreshments were served at midnight by Miss Dora Zumhote.
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Eugene Medigar
Eighth Street Southwest
Boy Scout
Mr. Redlin
Frank Packard
J. G. Chichester
Barlow Packard Hotel
J. Ray Cole
Michael and
Mary
Twentieth Century Club
The
Literary Guild
Charles Mariner
Henry Wendt
Henry Zumhofe
Zell
Dora Zumhote
Wessington Springs Ladies Host St Patrick Luncheon
Wessington Springs Society hosted by Mesdames Floyd Bunday Fred Dur nham and A J Zink held a one o clock luncheon at the home of the former Wednesday noon. Three small tables were set with St Patrick s day decor and the menu reflected the theme. Guests included Mrs. Charles Hatch, Mrs. Ben Reinhart, Mrs. Ergin Buck, Mrs. Ernest Vessey, Mrs. Guy Posey, Mrs. M Surface and others.
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Floyd Bunday
Fred Durnham
A. J. Zink
St. Patrick's Day
Charles Hatch
Ben Reinhart
Ergin Buck
Ernest Vessey
Guy Posey
M. Surface
Sewing Club Hostess at Mrs Jansen Home
George Whitney and several other ladies attended a Sewing club gathering hosted by Mrs. Harry Jansen on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Luckey Mrs Martin Hume Mrs New Zink and Mrs Ralph Null among those present. A lunch was served at the close.
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Congregational Church
Clare Allison
D.C. Reuter
Reutter
Stanga
R. E. Hill
Roy Engle
Harold Ellsworth
Allison
Hawarden
George Whitney
Luckey
Martin Hume
New Zink
Ralph Null
Harry Jansen
Fred Lundman
Clifford Pippin
Harry Oates
Neil Zink
Fay Zink
Floyd, Bunday
Lorne Arnold
Highmore Society Notes and Washington Birthday Events
The Just-2-Mere club met Wednesday night at the Tompkins home with Leland and Louis Tompkins participating in bridge. Nellie Bourke and Dale Robinson posted high scores, Mrs. Tompkins served a delicious lunch. The Methodist Aid served a Washingtons birthday dinner Thursday noon with cherry trees and a pie dessert. The American Legion and auxiliary hosted a Washingtons birthday party at the Legion hall Thursday evening featuring an entertaining program, cards and lunch.
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Leland
Louis Tompkins
Theer
Highmore
Bridge
Nellie Bourke
Dale Robinson
Mrs. Tompkins
The
Methodist Aid
American Legion and Auxiliary
Washington
First Lady Gets Warm Greeting
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt toured the Virgin Islands on an inspection trip visiting San Pedro de Macoris Santo Domingo and San Juan Puerto Rico. The First Lady spoke to large crowds and toured a hospital building named Anna Eleanor. She noted plans for a future visit by her husband and received enthusiastic welcome amid rain.
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St, Thomas
Virgin‘islands
Mar
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West Indies
Port-Au- Prince
Haiti
San Pedro de Macoris
Santo Domingo
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Florida
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Virginia Islands
Gov. Blanton Winsh
Roosevelt
Anna Eleanor
In Ran
Mrs. Roosevelt
Old Age Pensions Assured In Iowa
Iowa moves to extend aid to aged needy with pension up to 25 dollars a month for those 63 and older. L. M. Hanson honored at a dinner as the bill cleared final legislative steps with senate concurrence and house amendments. Beef cattle supplies seen moderating in coming months per AAA guide.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Ag L. M. Hanson
Hanson
Fred Winans
Senate
AAA
TTC
Packers Deny Controlling Hog Prices in Canada
Ottawa March 3 There is no agreement among meat packing firms to control hog prices in Canada said J S McLean president of Canada Packers before the house business inquiry No efforts to curb prices are made because packers profit from rising markets Toronto head of the Canada wide packing firm testified to the committee investigating labor conditions and business practices About 450000 farmers in the corn belt where most corn and hogs are raised had signed the corn hog contract by February 24.
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Ottawa
Canada
J. S. McLean
Canada Packers
House Business Inquiry
Toronto
Weather records reveal extreme highs and lows from past year
The note reports extreme temperatures with no clear dates or locations. It mentions the highest and lowest readings from one year ago and references unusually early and late records, but specifics are garbled and unreadable. Further detail is not recoverable from the fragment.
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FCC
Weather forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with no decided change in temperature. Iowa forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday with no notable temperature change. Minnesota expects a somewhat unsettled pattern tonight and Friday with colder conditions tonight. Some extreme northern and southern areas mentioned. Winds and precipitation totals referenced for the period but not clearly defined.
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Huron
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota Hourly Temperatures and Road Conditions
Statewide weather report notes hourly temperatures across cities including Huron Sioux Falls Brookings Pierre Rapid City and Aberdeen with highs from 18 to 28 degrees and no precipitation. Roads are listed as good and clear in Mitchell and areas around Yorkton, while forecasts indicate partly cloudy to none with continued clear roads.
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Huron
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Pierre
Rapid City
Aberdeen
Yorkton
Mitchell
South Dakota
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Watertown
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South Moon
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Roy Smith
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Travelers Insurance Club
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Tdaho Avenue
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