Community clubs and lodge functions fill Huron week
Numerous clubs and lodges meet with schedules posted across Huron. James River lodge No 32 and K P lodge hold Monday gatherings at 7:30. Dorcas Society and Wikoska club meet in town venues. civic chorus rehearses. Past Presidents bridge event noted. local dinners and card parties held at hotels and halls. Mary Altenius celebrates 77th birthday. Mothers club hosts Stewart home gathering. Illinois guest visits, and a surprise 10th anniversary party at Johnson home with bridge prizes and a radio table tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James River Lodge
L Oo. C
W. F. Lavrinet
Tenth Street
Huron Civic Chorus
Woodmen Circle
Mandy
Labor Temple
Johnson
John Johnson
Headaveriue Southeast
Kathryn Johnson
Mike Sharpe
Ed Troupe
Fred Pierce
Huron City Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs H C Shober host James Oldfield from Nigeria over the weekend on California avenue Southwest. Oldfield works in Africa for a railroad firm. his wife Miss Genevieve Ambrose of Huron stays due to heat. A public supper at the Baptist church on Tuesday March 24 is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Shober
California
Avenue Pouthwest
James Oldfield
Nigeria
Africa
Oldfield
Burgland
Genevieve Ambrose
Huron
Shober
Afric
Baptist Church
Tues
Arthur Mitchell
Derrelt Gifford
Dorothy Gifford
Helen Byerly
Estes Park
Cole
Jack Epeneter
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Byerly
Mr. Epenter
H. I. Gifford
Clara Palmer
S. W
E. E. Chamberlain
Chicago
Mr. Chamberlain
North Western Railway
Minn
Mra Chamberlain
Joyce Chamberlain
G. W. Schumacher
Madison
Mary Ann
Alice Dewelt
Pierre
South Dakota Public Health Board
C. W. Ott
Sioux Falls
E. W. Feige
M. D
Rhs
J. W. Pattee
Kapsar Avenue
Hewitt, Minn
Cox
Carpenter
Church of Nazarene
Mr. Pattee
I. O. O. F. Hall
Bam
Bridge
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs and Friends
George Shabel
Thirteenth Street Southwest
Shabel
Congo Church
Cumbo
Sion Falls
Mrs Kieffer to Present Readings at Methodist Event
Mrs George W Kieffer will present a program of readings at a Methodist conference for college and employed young people. The event includes a cornet duet by Alexander Williamson and Dwight Pasek and ends with refreshments.
Amada Sickles Rites Held at Methods Church
Funeral services for Amada Sickles were held this afternoon at Methods Church with Rev W B Ven officiating. Interment followed at the nearby cemetery as relatives gathered to mourn the longtime resident who had recently moved to live with her brother James Sickles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amada
Methods Church
Mimeda
James Sickles
Weather forecast for Huren and Viciaily region
Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Sunday with warmer conditions on Sunday. South Dakota will be generally fair tonight, then mostly cloudy with possible rain in the extreme west and warmer in the east and central areas. Minnesota expects partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with a colder night near Lake Superior and rising temperatures in the west Sunday. The outlook for the week starting Monday March 2 shows considerable cloudiness with temperatures near or above normal, especially in the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huren
South Dakota
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Mississippi
Missouri
South Dakota Road Weather Summary
Mitchell reports high four and low three with trace precip and good roads in cloudy conditions. Yankton records high eight and low three with trace precip and good roads. Watertown reaches sixty one with precip of one zero eight three and cloudy. Huron and Aberdeen show varying temps with cloudy or clear notes while Rapid City reports high thirty seven and low twenty three with two precip and clear roads.
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Mitchell
Yankton
Trace
Saltrain
Watertown
Huron
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Brookings
Pierre
Rapid City
Kriebs Talks Today To Miner Educators
Frank D. Kriebs development commissioner of the South Dakota Chamber of Commerce left today for Howard to address a Miner county rural school officers and teachers meeting. County Superintendent Peter Fredrickean arranged the program and Kriebs planned to discuss state development programs including tree planting and chamber activities. He also had a good fellowship banquet in Volin Monday night with business men farmers and high school students attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Kriebs
South Dakota
Marriages and Divorces Down in South Dakota 1930 Rates
South Dakota marriage numbers dropped in 1930 with 6 701 marriages and 728 divorces down 32 and 64 percent from the previous year. Population July 1 1990 shown as 634 000 with per capita rates noted. Minnehaha led counts, Buffalo lowest, counties varied and data provided by the state board of health as preliminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Minnehaha County
Buffalo County
South Dakota Board of Health
Aurore
Aberdeen Educational Meet Opens With Chorus Voices
More than a thousand voices from Brown county rural schools sang at the annual concert preceding the spring educational conference at Northern Normal. President C. C. Swain of Mayville State Teachers College spoke on needed adjustments for youth, noting complex government and growing peacetime issues. He urged education over politics as the nation’s hope amid unemployment crime and poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Mar
Brown County Rural School Chorus
Northern Normal
C. C. Swain
Mayville
N. DD
State Teachers College
Swain
Germination Tests Rise For Corn Seed In South Dakota
South Dakota farmers adopt germination tests on seed corn amid higher kernel death counts. County agents report using the rag doll method with muslin squares to test six kernels per ear, tracking by ear number. Kernels that fail to uproot are considered dead after soaking and incubation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Atete
Knights Of Pythias Carnival Dance Planned
Syracuse lodge No. 18 Knights Of Pythias schedules a carnival dance in Castle hall next Monday at 9 pm. Art Clough and his Dekotan seven piece orchestra will perform the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Lodge No. 18
Knight of Pythias
Castle Hall
Art Clough
Dekotan
Warmest Huron Winter Records Defy Normal Climate
Mr Blystone reports that December February averaged 23.7 degrees above zero, breaking 50 year highs. January and February were the warmest on record, with March rising above normal and little sub zero weather. Precipitation and snow were far below normal, signaling a mild year that aided farmers and stockmen. Spring is declared here despite cautious forecasts of April showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blystone
Huron
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Miriam Spiers
Finois Avenue
Rebekah
Noble Grand Associaion
Legion Auxiliary
K. P. Hall
de Molay Lodge
Masonic Temple
Degree of Honor Lodge
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Charles Wilcox
Lilinois Avenue
Past Presidents Club
J. N. Markham
Third Street
Mwerkham
Helen Gascoigne
St. Patrick’s
Fred Curtis
Ruby O'Conner
Roy Petrick
Merle
Marvin Hughitt
Marian Anderson
Ralph van Deventer
van Deventer
Gertrude Goodell
LODGE
Queen of the Prairies Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen of America
Loyal Stars of America
Carmen
Walter Z. Manwarring
Artie T. Carter
Ed Fuglsang
Frank Casg
Louis Rupps
Dave Stone
Peter Thielen
Louis Rupp
Ed Fugland
Mary Altenius
Frank. Jacobsen
Seventh Street Southwest
Mothers Club
Stewart Home
C. F. Stewart
Kansas Avenue Northeast
D. Fiedler
L Oberbeck
Robert Barclay
John
Barthel
Pefferkorn
Stewart
Illinois
James Abbott
Hiron
George Kineman
Montana
Savyenue
Southwest
Abbott
S. D
Kirby
Ami
Miriam Epis Thurador
Renee
Lervest
Totel
Bismarck
North Platte
Saint Paul Sheridan
Williston
Kriebs
Census Bureau
Sion
le Semportard
EF. Wipf
Bo Sppedeert
Hutchinson
Jackson
Wea
Jerauld
Dones
Ea i
Kingsbury Lawrence
Ay Lyman
McCook
McPherson Sa
Marshal
Meade ix
Miner
Meltette
Minnehaha Sa
Moody
Pennington
Mt. Perking
Potter Roberts
Knights of Pythias
Byrybody
Ineadio
Arcangs
Grigsby- Grunow Company
Oma
Throbometi
Dvantiful Sheraian
Majestic
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