Numerous Tuesday Social Events in Huron and Area
Local notices list a slate of Tuesday gatherings across clubs and groups in Huron with hosts and venues including Mrs. S. C. Oviatt, Mrs. Herbert G. Titt, Mrs. R. D. Sinclair, DeMolay lodge, Legion Auxiliary, W. G. W., Past Noble Grand, and more. Also reported is a Wednesday schedule for Prairie Rose lodge, Saborofaree club, theater bridge, and W B A, plus a children story hour at the public library and a park talk by Robert Fair. A Bein Hesiter marriage in Miller parsonage and a Saturday AAUW event at 503 Nebraska Ave. SW are noted, along with a court-house wedding for Chester Liggett and Ethel Liggett in Aberdeen arriving home northeast of Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Oviatt
Twentieth Century Club
Herbert G. ‘Titt
Ohio Avenue
R. D. Sinclair
Ilinom Avenue
DeMolay Lodge
Masonic Temple
Legion Auxiliary
K. P. Hall
T.wy
Labor Temple
Noble Grand Association
L O. C. F. Hall
Public Library
Invincible Club
Alicia Pierce
Sixteenth
Dakota Avenue South
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. K. Pease
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Huron P. T. A. Council
A. J. Lang
Saborofaree Club
Prairie Rose Lodge No. 5
Rowena Circle
Ed Bonesteel
Idaho Avenue
Theater Bridge Club
Emery Pellant
Nebraska Avenue
H. B. van Winkle
S51
Frank
Happy Hour Club
Chester Allen Liggett
Ethel Grace Liggett
Aberdeen
Court House
A. L. Kinkead
A. J. Larsen
J. W. Boyle
Methodist Pastor Unites Hart and Bennett in March Ceremony
John Clifford Hart of Hitchcock and Verna Mae Bennett of Broadland were married by Rev. F. E. Lochridge at the First Methodist Episcopal church parsonage on March 18. Bride’s sister Gladys Bennett and Joe Van Buskirk attended. bride wore a beige flat crepe dress with matching accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clifford Hart
Hitchcock
Verna Mae Bennett
Broadland
F. E. Lochridge
First Metho “Dist Episcopal Church
Gladys Bennett
Joe van Buskirk
Ides of March and a Lazy Farm Diary Entry
A diary style note describes a balmy day prompting a shampoo outdoors and sun drying hair. The author mentions making angel's food cake, nearing completion of typing work, and plans to finish envelopes and read. Also notes about neighbor Dangoo and upcoming grain cleaning with limited wheat for feed and seed corn testing soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dangoo
March 16 17 Journal Notes On Farm Life And Preparations
A Sunday and Monday entry describe planting corn, seed bring in, lamp troubles, laundry freezing, lumber for partitions, grain bin cleaning, and seed corn. The writer mentions saying farewell to visitors, fixing a gas lamp, and receiving a box of oranges from their mother in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowmy Jetter
Dan
California
Wessington Springs Society Finds Farewell Gift and Faith
Philathea Matrons met at Mrs. Ben Butz home with 45 in attendance. Mrs. Buck led devotions from the twenty first Psalm as Alden Cut ler led prayer. A token of love was given to Mrs. Burgess as she leaves Scot for Storden Minn. after an hour of needlework, refreshments were served by a committee. Robert Gibson celebrated his seventh birthday at the school with a cake and small party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of the Prairies Lodge No
B. B.C. of A
Loyal Stars No. 5
Clark Nelson
Charles Deralo
Frank McMahon
Robert Thielen
Ardythe Dethief
March
Frankk Cass
Martin Anderson
Ed Fugisang
Otto Mueller
Philathea
Ben Butz
E. KR. Buck
Alden Cutler
Ralph Bromwell
H.C. Burgess
Scot
Storden, Minn
C. E. Farrington
John Cashman
Lloyd Rhodes
Waybright
Robert Gibson
Sur
Wedding at Zion Lutheran church in Lane
Miss Helen H. Schroeder married Alfred J. Kringen on Friday March 14 at one o'clock in Zion Lutheran church of Lane. Attendants were Miss Minnie Schroeder and Clar ence Kringer. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home for 160 guests. The couple will reside on the groom’s farm at Colman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen H. Schroeder
John Schoedr
Alfred JL. Kringen
Zion Lutheran Church -of- Lane
Minnie Schroeder
Clarence Kringer
Marvis Anne
Madéline
Lione Swenson
Adelle Garbe
Mrs. Kringen
Colman
Dinner guests honor Treva Sasse and Ben Butz friends
Treva Sasse, musical director, hosted a Sunday dinner for Mrs. Ben Butz and several couples including Mr. and Mrs. June Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Will Butz, and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cook and daughter Florence. P.B. O met Tuesday with Mrs. Alden Cutler. Election of officers followed with Mrs. Ernest Vessey as president and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Butz
June Johnson
Will Butz
M. J. Cook
Florence
P.B. O
Alden ‘Cutler
Ernest Vessey
E. KR. Buck
W. R.stockstad
L. N. Vessey
J. W. Foster
Meeting Notes Include Installations and Bridge Event
Mrs George Sickler led as treasurer with Mrs Clyde Price as chaplain and Mrs Alden Cutler as organist and guard. Installation followed and refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for Tuesday March 25 with Mrs Habicht and Miss Jeanne Raebel hosting a one o clock luncheon at her home. Saturday honored Miss Thelma Zink with an afternoon of bridge. Mrs Wayne Titus scored high and Miss Thelma Cowan low. Miss Zink received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Swenson
Helen Schroeder
Elsie Schroeder
3. P. Steichen
Herman Meyers
Jeanne Raebel
Thelma Zink
Wayne Titus
Thelma Cowan Low
Zink
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association
G. D. van Dyke
B. V. McDonnell
Robert Fair
Huron
Edgar Guest
R. D. Anderson
H. L. Saylor
Lida Betts
LODGE
A. A. Chamberlain
American Association of University
Southwest
C. F Warren
E. H. Jackson
Caroline Orvis
A. M. Haskett
Helen Budde
South Dakota
Wessington Springs Society
Louise Buck
Dakota Cafe
William Zink
St. Patrick’s
Rialto Theatre
Neil Zink
J.H
J. E. Washburn
Alpena
Kiwanis
Helen MccNeil
Harry C. Whitney
Goodwill and Grievance Committee
the Lady of
Brown’s Service
Corner Second & Min
Treva Sasse
Turner
Grandma
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