Social meetings and a marriage in Carpenter area
Evelyn Coyne reports a string of social gatherings including the Spanish War Veterans meeting at Mrs George Shepperson's home and the Newman Club and Women’s Club sessions. A marriage unites Percy Hammond Davenport and Georgia Davenport at 1113 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest with no attendants present. A long list of club activities, officer elections, and upcoming events follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’ Shep2rnson
Newman Club
KK. P. Todge
James River
Wil
LO. O. P
Women's Club
Chicago & North Western Railway System
Labor Temple
FP. E. O
Harland Whismen
Wisconsin Avenue
Carpenter
Percy Hammond
Davenhill
Georgia Davenhill
Community club events and social notices in Huron area
Reports from a Huron notes page describe mothers clubs joint session at Jefferson School on April 3 led by Miss Florence Walker of Waubay, talks on children's imagination and cold cures, and refreshments arranged by Mrs. Albert Anderson, Mrs. Ernest Tobey, and Mrs. John Hollarbush. Meetings feature choir social, Three Bridge club hosts, card parties by Pythian Sisters, and bridge at the Whitney home with Aberdeen guests. many hosts, prize winners, and a Bergstrom home meeting noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
S. D. Disrud
Karl Lampe
Jefferson
Plorence Walker
Waubay
Stats Board of Health
Albert Anderson
Ernest Tobey
John Hollarbush
Peden Lee Wedding Unites Peden and Lee in Huron
Clarence Lewis Peden son of Mr and Mrs L M Peden of 1478 Kansas Avenue Northeast and Olga Vic Lee of Huron daughter of Charles Lee of Sherman were married Wednesday evening at six in the American Lutheran church with New S D district official reading the ceremony. A wedding dinner followed at the groom’s parents home with twenty two guests. The bride wore a dark blue georgette dress and matching accessories. After a wedding trip to Sioux Falls the couple will live on a farm north of Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peden-Lee
Clarence Lewis Peden
L. M. Peden
Kansas Avenue Northeast
Olga
Vic- Lee
Huron
Charles Lee Bi Sherman
American Lutheran Church
New. S. D
Cilbert
Mills
Ideho Avenue
Miller
Peden
J. C. Yahue
Birs
Roy Yahae
Richard 40Derson
Alvin Lee
Elmer Lee
Mattie Boland
Gilbert Miller
Moulea ‘Brinkman
Ray’ Yabhne
J.D
Yahné
Sioux Falls
Rmour and Company
Yellow Tazteak
All Bran Endorsed to Prevent Constipation Relief
Read how readers relieved and prevented constipation by Kellogg's All-Bran. Advert claims show a man cured after dieting with two tablespoons daily, citing better energy and regularity and promising relief for chronic cases through daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiewca
Birthday Party Honors Delaine Quale On Sixth
Sixteen children attended a birthday party for Delaine Quale, hosted by Mrs William T Quale at 409 Beach Avenue SE. A fish pond captivated guests as each child drew a gift. At 5 PM a long lunch table featured a large cake with six candles and individual candy-folder candles at each place. Delaine received many pretty gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quale
William T. Quale
Beach-avenue
Delaine
Fortnightly and Twenty Centry clubs meet for social bridge and play reading
Club members gathered at 463 Beach Avenue Southeast for an afternoon of bridge with Mrs Howard McWhorter and Mrs Helmer Peters on top honors. Fortnightly and Washington Square players hosted a reception with reviews of a play about self versus social face. The program included numbers by Mrs Mc Bailey and Mrs Ketelic and discussed the Washington Square production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Clu
Firs
William Quale
Beach
Avenue Southeast
Bridge
Howard McWhorter
Helmer-Peterson
St. Patrick
Hett
Maggie
Margaret
Harriet
Hattie
Mrs. Kerr
Aness
Magsie
Entertaining Evening Bridge With Masonic Chorus
Mrs. Taylor Angis Chaffee acted as stage manager for a program followed by general conversation and tea led by Mrs. C. F. Warren and committee members Mrs. Link Dickinson and Pierce. Tea table featured club colors with roses and tall tapers as Mrs. Starting and Mrs. Netestein poured. The Masonic chorus and guests were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ray and Miss Gladys Murray at 213 Fourth Street Southwest. four tables played bridge with a linch at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Angis Chaffee i
C. F. Warren
Link
Dickinson
Pierce
Masonic Chorua
A. L. Ray
Gladys Murray
Ray
Fourth Street Southwest Bridge
Diary of a Central South Dakota Farm Woman
A diary entry describes daily farm duties including milking chores and preparing evening tasks. The writer notes meal prep, weather expectations for the week, a trip to town for weekly shopping, a visit to the courthouse, and time spent in town with routine errands. The voice captures rural household routines and community activities.
Fire at Roxham barber shop causes kerosene blaze
A morning fire at the Roxham barber shop was spotted by Corrie Pinson who entered the hall to find a kerosene stove and a five gallon kerosene can in flames. Pinson extinguished the stove and threw the burning can into the street, suffering severe burns to both hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockham
Mar
Corrie; Pinson
Pinson
Huron Woman Elected D A R State Regent at Conference
Watertown news dispatch reports Mrs. W. Raish of Pierre was elected state regent of the South Dakota Daughters of the American Revolution at the 15th annual conference closing in Huron. Aberdeen chosen as next meeting site. New officers include Vice Regent D. A. Lafferty Huron and recording secretary Frank Briey Dell Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Mar
W. Ralsh
Pierre
South Dakota Daughters of the American Revolution
Aberdeen
Raish
Hayward Marshall
Sioux Falls
D. A. Lafferty
Huron
Frank Briey
Dell Rapids
Myrtle B. P. Hess
J. Bhktrom
Champlain
W. H. Power
Brookings
A. F. Lality
Yankton
F. A. Howe
Mellette
Mabel K. Richardson
Vermillion
D. A R. Scholarship Fund
Corinne Parson Wins Standing Ability Award
The annual standing ability honor was awarded this year to Miss Corinne Parson, recognizing her as the daughter of a World War I service member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Parson
Watertown Woman Graduates From Iowa University
A transcription fragment notes a Watertown resident Miss Parsons is set to graduate from Iowa State University in Iowa City this June. Further readable text references her as daughter of Dr HC Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghter
HC. Parsons
Watertown
Miss Parsons
Iowa
Stine University
Iowa City
Jone
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Evelyn Coyne
Rotary
Bell Home
Clarence H. Bell
Rotary Club
Hell Home
North Staron Extension Club
A. Sanders
Tom Scallan
Barry Huntington
Bert Philips
Richard Swanson
Nora Saunders
Clyde Center Club
Tonne
Clyde Center
W. ©. Tonne
Frank Kent
Frank Umbarger
Prevert
Goranson
Gus Goranson
Methodist Episcopal
F. B. Lochridge
H. N. Carlson
Bernard Boughton
Mildred Pugsley
Brdge
Misa Fussley
Wisconsin
Misa
Pauline Jones
Helen ‘Baddy
Pugaley
Marian Pugsley
Uic
Anna Greenquist
Frelub
BSBBR
M. F. DeVinney
Pythian Sisters
VAST
Bergstrom
Aet Oracles
Hattie Bergstrom
Ilnols
Northwest
P. Carroll
Charles Heiss
Clyde Ross
Charles Remster
Priza
John G. Williams
Karti Buchholz
W. J. Whitney
Whitney
Eighth Street
Ralph Jones
John Barnsbury
E. Randaulist
Stanley Novarra
H. J. Lindsey
Raymond Lindsey
Donald Gambrel
Sain L.robe
Hans Anderson
Grant ‘van Duzee
Ain
Nnervained
Twentieth Century Club
Getn
Chariaiax
Chaney
Rowantle
Kiso “Yiearhoae
ACTS
South Dakota
Gear Farmer's Cooperative Association
Jack Holt
el Jeitement
Adventura
Sunger
D.A.R
Huronite
Simmons
Johnson and
Sewell
America
Biue Ribbon Malet Extract Americas
Nash
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