Social events and lodge meetings listed for midweek
W O W alters Tuesday schedule with a special conclave at Lekotah Commandery No 4 starting at 8 pm with 6 30 pm supper. Prairie Rose lodge meets 1 30 pm Wednesday in Labor Temple. Sebotofaree club holds regular meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 pm in K P hall. Rowena Circle meets 2 30 pm Wednesday at Mrs Ed Bouested 6 Idaho Avenue SE. Adult education classes at Jefferson School Wednesday include Obedience and Discipline in Children at 1 90 clock, Managing Food for the Family the Adequate Diet at 3 30 clock, and a 7 0 clock Wilson Building session on Obedience and Discipline in Children.
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Prairie Rose Lodge No
Labor Temple
Sebotofaree Club
S'Ulovk
MB. A
K.P. Hall
Rowena Circle
Mra
Ed Bouested
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Jefferson School
Wilson
Various South Dakota clubs meet Thursday in Huron
The Baptist Ladies Aid hosts at 535 Kansas Ave SE with helpers. Loyal Order of Moose convenes at Labor Canton Huron No. 11. Patriarchs Militant meets at 7:30 in the LOF hall. Pythian Sisters gather at 7 in KP hall. Eta Beta of Epsilon Sigma Alpha meets at the library at 1:30. First Christian midweek service at J Swaney 225 Beach Ave SE at 7:30 with subject Sayings of Christ God the Son. Adult Education at McKinley and Lincoln schools with topics on managing food and obedience. ME Ladies divisions meet at various addresses. Dorcas Society meets at Ameri Lutheran church. plans three one-act plays. United Commercial Travelers hold special Saturday meeting at KP Hall, then dance. Royal Neighbors tri-state meet in Mitchell with delegates and visitors from several states. Sioux Falls drill team to perform. Sioux Falls hotel luncheon for officers. afternoon sessions at Elks club. Sixteen guests at Lois Campbell’s bridge party at O S Hagen residence 630 Dakota Ave S. high scores awarded. Missionary Society meets Thursday at Congregational church parlors 2:30 with hostesses L C Tredway, E T Harris, C Tillman. book review by Mrs Townsend. India lesson by Mr Ashman. Colton host dinner bridge for sixteen at 1066 Nebraska Ave SW. gifts to top scorers Mrs V J Clarke, Mr and Mrs G McCannon.
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The
Baptist Ladies Aid
C. S. Laughlin
Kansas Avenue
Henry Teuber
D. M. Stone
Loyal Order of Moose
Labor
Canton Huron
Patriarchs Mutant
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
First Christian Church
J. Swaney
Beach Avenue I
Christ
God the Son
John
Lew Hunafeld
McKinley School
Lincoln School
R. C. Gibbs
Dakota Avenue
Charles Wilcox
Avenue Southwest
Charles Newton
F. C. Hocking
Fifth Street
B. W. Meyers
Mina M. Wood
Huron
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Sioux City
Royal Neighbors
Wood
Nellie Getty
Aberdeen
Louis LeEngle
Maude Miller
Mitchell
Clara Nehrenberg
Rapid City
Alta Miner
Vivian
Sioux Falls
Gene Hain
Mary Arnold
Rock Island
Supreme Oracle
Frances Torkelson
Lincoln
Neb
Grace McCurdy
Des Moines
Supreme Managers
South Dakota
Supreme
Warrior Hotel
Elks Club
Congregational Missionary Society
L. C
Tredway
E. T. Harris
C. Tillman
George M. Townsend
Gor
Morrow
C. A. Ashman
India
Miller Society and Local Events Highlight Community Life
A busy slate of social and school activities unfolds with the Miller Society celebrating the third wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Histreet at his home. Howard Kramer and Miss Jeanette Ringland led talks on examinations at the Miller faculty meeting, followed by lunch hosted by Selmer Walby and Miss Pearl Frahm. Catholic women enjoyed a St Patrick's day themed card afternoon at the parish hall with a lunch. Mrs. Henry Bard and Mrs. Ed Bohning hosted a bridge gathering with Patrick’s day color schemes and prizes awarded to several members. Miller basketball players were honored at a Green Lantern dinner hosted by Mr. Butler for sportsmanship and season performance. The Girl Reserve, led by Miss Betty Furston and Miss Gladys Thompson, held a Mother-Daughter party at the Little Theatre, replacing the usual banquet, featuring Madame Butterfly, vocal solos, and a one act play. Jimmy DeGeest marked his seventh birthday with a school celebration brought by his mother.
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Ben Histreet
Miller
Howard Kramer
Jeanette Ringland
Selmer Walby
Pearl Frahm
Henry Bard
Ed Bohning
al Schroeder
E. O. Beck
H. Fick
F. J Weber
M. W. Panbirn
L. M. Henry
Miller Basketball
E. Butler
Green Lantern
Butler
Phyllis Woodward
Marie Whitington
Carrie Canham
Jimmy DeGeest
Highmore Society Hosts Bid For St Patrick Celebrations
After the operetta Up in the Air, about fifty five cast and choir members plus directors gathered in the Highmore auditorium for a party with a fine lunch and dancing. Esther Heckensable hosted a birthday party for about twenty at the Wiedmeier home. Patrick’s day festivities featured elaborate decor and two luncheon gatherings hosted by T H Tomter and Mrs J L Hamilton, with Mrs Alden Chapin aiding in a three course menu. Roy McDonald and visiting guests joined the week’s social events with a dinner for sixteen relatives.
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Ana
Glee Clubs
Misa Esther Heckensable
Wiedmeier
Patrick
Afra
T. H. Tomter
J. L. Hamilin
Tomter
St. Patrick's Day
Alden Chapin
Firemen Host Card Party for Wives at Local Cafe
Community firemen held a social event at Marshall's Cafe in the evening, entertaining their wives with refreshments before moving to the L O F Hall for a card game fundraiser hosted by Mrs Heery Miner. Proceedings supported local causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall's Cafe
F. Hall
Carda
Heery
Oshkosh visitor Hattie Evans arrives in Huron for sister visit
City briefs report Mrs. Hattie Evans of Oshkosh Wisconsin arriving in Huron this morning to visit sister Mrs. E Curtis at Twentieth and Dakots avenue south. Card party announced at L O F hall Wednesday evening with bridge for Odd Fellows Rebekahs and friends. Mr and Mrs Frank Henry of 717 rank avenue southeast travel to Rose Creek Minnesota after death of a brother-in-law. Ohio seed potatoes on track Wed and Thu. H Seeman advertised. Mrs W A Huntington travels to Aber deen to visit sister in hospital. Carl Kamolz and family plus William Kamolz from Springfield Minnesota Erwin Amdt of Des Moines attend Rudolph Arndt funeral yesterday. Dinner planned Thursday March 26 at Labor Temple by Ladies of First Christian church. One table for Labor members. W C Botking of Huron spoke at Mitchell retail merchants meeting. Mrs Nellia Getty of Aberdeen due tonight to stay with Mrs Ming M Wood and accompany them to Sioux City for Royal Neighbors tri-state meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Evans
Oshkosh
Wis
Huron
Minn
Henry
Ohio
H. Seeman
W. A. Huntington
Aberdeen
Cliff Williams
Carl Kamolz
William F. Kamolz
Springfield
Erwin Amdt
Des Moines
Rudolph Arndt
Labor Temple
Ladies of First Christian Church
Jaborareeks
Madr c
W.C. Botking
Retail Merchants Association of
South Dakata
Mitchell
Nellia Getty
Ming M. Wood
Wood
LeEngle
Sioux City
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Alpena Pioneer Charles Mountain Dies at 78
Charles Mountain 78 a longtime Alpena resident died at his nephew Robert Buell’s home after an influenza and heart disease illness. He came to South Dakota in 1881 and later settled in Alpena where he worked in a garage until his death. Survived by sister Mrs John Buell and nephew Robert Buell both of Alpena. Funeral plans not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mountain
Alpena
Robert Buell
Mr. Montain
South Dakota
Mr. Mountain
Headle County
John Buell
Study Transcript For Second Lapka Trial
Mar 24 report says a new trial for Alfonza Lapka is unlikely to occur for a month or six weeks as lawyers review the transcript. If Judge Frank R. Fisher denies the request the case goes to the state supreme court at Pisroe. Lapka was convicted of murdering his mother near Miller after a prior sentence in the Sioux Falls penitentiary. His father and three brothers have left the farm to reside in Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapka
Moller
Mar
Frank R. Fisher
Sioux Falls
Miller
Thhat Alfonza
Former Senator Will Sell Thoroughbreds at Hartland Farm
Versailles Ky March 4 7 Former AJ. 8 Senator Schnaen MN Camden announces the dispersal of nearly all his thoroughbreds at Hartland Farm near here The sale directed by C J FiteGerald New York will feature stallions Light Brigade Nocturnal Bydromel and Derby eligibles Frigate Bird and Helliard among others Yearlings not sold will be shipped to the other estate The auction marks the largest bloodstock dispersal in six years Senator Camden will retire from racing but remain chairman of the American Turf Association board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Schnaen MN
Camden
Hartland Farm
Here
American Turf Association
C. J. FiteGerald
New York
Light Brigade
Frigate Bird
Helliard
Real Estate Transfers in Beadle County Abstract List
Beadle County Abstract & Title Co compiles transfers including Rebecum Waldzer to Willem Freese Winifred D SW 1-4 17-113-60 and Melmner to John 2% Elk 18 John s Add. Chase to Willow Lakes 1-4 1-11b. Medbery to Lucy Roberdeau partly Lot 2 Blk Red Ry And Feced. Hatfield to August Walters 17-112-41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecum Waldzer
Willem C. Freese
Winifred
Wiliam ‘Wipf
John
Melmner
Havom
J. HH. Chase
Chase
Willow Lakes
G. D
W. D. G. Medbery
Lucy Roberdeau
Harom
Red
C. Hatfield
August Walters
Weather forecast for South Dakota Iowa Minnesota
Generally fair to tonight and Wednesday with warmer conditions on Wednesday. In Iowa northeast and extreme east stay slightly colder tonight, then fair and warmer in the afternoon. Minnesota sees slightly colder tonight in extreme east, Wednesday partly cloudy with a slow rise in western portions.
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South Dakota
Towa
Minnesota
Sod Bells
Weather roundup for South Dakota towns today
Sioux Falls reports 29 with a high 47 and low 29, light precipitation. Mitchell at 33 with 40/33, light precipitation and good roads. Aberdeen at 32 with high 33 and low 30, 3 percent precip, snow, roads fair and clear. Huron 33 with high 4 and low 33, 15 percent precip, roads good, cloudy. Yankton 3 with high 45 and low -Sd, 18 percent precip, roads good, cloudy. Rapid City 34, high 45, low 33, precipitation tence, roads good, clear. Brookings 3, high 44, low 2,7? precip 82, roads fall, partly cloudy. Pierre 33, high 45, low 33, 90 percent precip, roads good, clear.
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Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Huron
Yankton
Rapid City
Brookings
Pierre
Diana Fishwick Leads British Golfers Home
Diana Fishwick, the British women's golf champion, and ten teammates left New York bound for England after a series of southern tournaments. She said the Florida climate differed from England and that she plans to defend her English title, likely returning to the United States next year.
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Diana
New York
United States
Diana Fishwick
Florida
England
Miss Fishwick
Sioux Falls LIve Industries Dealers Convention Expected
Sioux Falls March 24 7 The annual convention of the South Dakota Association of Ive Industries will be held on Wednesday. Officials said they expect more than a hundred tea dealers from the northwest states to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ILE Men
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Association of Ive Industries
Tca
Northwest States
Five Firemen Killed In Malvern Truck Crash
MALVERN PA March 24 The Malvern volunteer fire department suffered five deaths and injuries to 12 when responding to a grass fire. A truck crashed near King road Halderman crossing, killing Clarence Matlack 17 Clifford Kilpatrick 19 William Garrett 24 and Henry Munch 30. Percy Matlack father of Clarence died of shock.
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Malvern
Percy Matlack
Clarence
George J. Camp
King Road
Halderman's
Clarence Matlack
Clifford Kilpatrick
William Garrett
Clarente Gregg
Henry Munch
Benjamin Reifel Elected State College Student Leader
Benjamin Reifel Parmales was elected president of the State college Student Association with 289 votes to 219 for Fred Bingham Hot Springs. Reifel, a junior in the agricultural division and chemistry assistant, will lead student activities and the Hobo Day parade, with Maynard Tollefson as vice president.
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Bruumings
Benjamin Reifel
Parmales
Student Association of State College
Fred Bingham
Hot Springs
Heifel
Reifel
State College
Board of Control
Maynard Tollefson
Sioux Falls
Agricultural Division
William Spurling
Milesville
James Ettledorf
Lennox
Steve Barton
Geddes
Wesley Neufeld
Freeman
Geraldine Austin
Cottonwood
la Verly
State Preparators Into Tourney Final
The 18th annual South Dakota high school debate tournament opened with Wagner defeating Alexandria in the first contest. The day’s schedule features presho Brookings Webster vs Doland Madison vs Tyndall Vermillion vs Leola and Wagner vs the Presho Brookings winner. Harry G. Barnes of the University of Iowa addressed teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reardon
Sioux Falls
Charles Williams Pierre
Vernon Lyon
Vermillion
Allison Dunham
Wessington Springs
Joe Sudow
Aberdee
Harry Dugan
Watertown
Wickersham Report
Amnvual South Dakota
Wagner
Alexandria
Preshova Brookinga
Webster
Doland
Madison
Tyndall
Leola
Harry G. Barnes
University of Lews
Wool Marketing Group Reports 20 Million Pounds Sold
Minneapolis March 2 The fourth district of the National Wool Marketing Association reported that the district marketed 20 million pounds of wool in the past year. States in the district include Minnesota Iowa North and South Dakota Wisconsin Missouri Nebraska Kansas Arkansas Louisiana. J H Lemmon of Lemmon South Dakota was reelected fourth district director.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Rational,Wool Marketing Association
Minnesota
Iowa
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Minois
Nebraska
Kansas
Arkansas
Missouri
Louisiana
Lemmon
South Dakota Cooperative Wool Marketing Association
Junket Arrives With Congressional Party in Colon
The transports St. Mihiel and the Henderson brought a congressional party to Colon yesterday. Senator Arthur A. Robinson of Indiana, Tasker L. Oddie of Nevada, Smith W. Town, Lynn J. Frazier of North Dakota, and John Thomas of Idaho are aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junket
Colon
Mar
St. Mihiel
Henderson
Arthur A. Robinson
Indiana
Tasker L
Oddie
Nevada
Smith Wtown
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
John Thomas
Idaho
Mrs Hoover To Speak On Radio Tonight From White House
Mrs Hoover will present a radio talk at 7 45 p m central standard time over the National Broadcasting chain. The speech, from the White House, answers a report by a scout on what the Girl Scout organization has done for unemployment. The program is planned by the Hoover employment committee women’s division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berbers Hoover
National Broadcasting Chain
Hoover
White House
Seek Exhumation Of Body In Smith Case
Perry Iowa March 24 A conv missing Perry resident John M Smith. Exhumation of the body was planned for Wednesday to aid autopsy by Dean Wilbur J Ti of the University of Iowa County officials hope to determine the body’s identity. The body was reburied March 12 after it was proven not to be Smith. Authorities have pursued Smith since last Friday when he eluded deputies while trying to meet his wife whose car overturned injuring her minorly.
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Smith
Perry
Iowa
John M
Wilbur J. Ti
University of Iown
Sun
Sheriff's Deputi
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Lekotah Commandery No
Order of the Semple
Dorcas Society
Ameri- Lutheran
Dorothy Willinger
Lois Campbell
O. S. Hagen
Dakota Avenue South
Isadore Wellington
Loretta Wright
C. E. Daniel
Campbell
C. 3. Hagen
I. O. Hagen
F. R. Newman
Paree Party
Ee Delpeeaks
Boe Reise
World
J. S. Colton
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
V. J. Clarke
Afr
Mra. G. McCannon
Miller Society
Highmore Society
Nibal
Roy McDonald
Hant
Highmore
McDonald Homes
Gaia Featems
Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
Bismarck
North Platte
Saint Paul
Sheridan Williston
Tackeaves Road
Planges
Pennsylvania
Jim Reed
Kansas City
Senate
Gutzon Borglant
Bristol
Augustus Fair
Albert Apland
Smoux Falls
Canistofa
T. H. Joeckel
Jesus
Golgotha
Mt. Calvary Eo. Lutheran Church Oak
11Th St
Hutchings Laundry
Elgin
Boy Scout Watch
Mrs. Hoover
Drumpists
Marvin Hughitt
Huron Publishing Company
Thie Ofer
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