Social and club meetings fill Thursday schedule
Loyal Order of Moose meets at Wheeler's Hall at 8. Bible study and singing at 5 45 at Seventh Street Southeast. Friendly Circle gathers at the YWCA Thursday evening. Degree of Honor Lodge and Pythian Sisters both convene at 3 o'clock in Labor Temple. Cantons meet 8 p.m. Pot luck supper at 6 20. Division groups of Methodist Ladies plan six separate meetings with listed hosts across Wisconsin Avenue Southwest Iowa Avenue Southeast and Montana Avenue Southwest. Sisterhood Class of Baptist Church holds 2 30 p.m. gathering with hostesses. Good Fellows Club annual banquet postponed from Thursday. Creative Writing Group of AAUW meets 7 30 p.m. at Costain Apartments. Thursday Night Birthday Club meets at Mrs Meickbach’s home 1009 Colorado Avenue Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Moose
Thureday
Wheeler’s
Seventh Street
Friendly Circle
Degree of Honor Lodge
Labor Temple
Pythian Sisters
Patriarcha
Canton
Methodist
M. E. Risinger
Wisconsin Avenue
Flon. Carlson
Iowa Avenue
George Wagner
Mex Blake Patton
Jows Avenue
W. ©. Camp
Montana Avenue
Mos. Bolley
North
Huron
The
Baptist Church
A. H. Schramm
Third Street
Oscar Edd
R. Cadman
Good Fellows Club
W. H. Flocell
Costain
Chuo
Meickbach
Colorado Avenue
Legion Auxiliary Meets Tuesday in Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday evening in Legion Hall opening with the flag salute. President Mrs Esther York presiding. Report on the joint pot luck supper noted about 14 members present. Plans included Easter cheer for Hot Springs and Yankton veterans and a spring conference in Redfield April 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Esther York
Nora Hopkins
Huron
Legion
United States Agriculture Forest Service
Valso
Hot Springs
C. B. Peabody
Moorhead
Minn
Yankton
Marian Blount
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lings Veterans Hospital
Auxiliary and
Redfield
Ellen van Arsdale
Irma Fleming
Letha Kooyman
Olive Adams
Pauline Koppert
Easter party and club meetings in local notes
Coverage notes the Mary Laughtin Guild officers elected at the Baptist Church basement meeting. Invitations described for Jamestown visits and exhibits in Williamsburg. Federated Business and Professional Women’s Club held an Easter party with new initiates Irma Cotton Clara Schwiderski Adelaide Miner and contests. Baby born to Ed Lippert and family listed with celebratory luncheon details. Paragraph references include Huron hospital and Watertown weekend visit details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Laughtin
Baptist Church
Ench
Mary Jane Trenerry
Phyllis Sharp
Evelyn Cook
June Lang
Ruth Smith
Tench
Muriel Holm
Geraldine Hook
Federated Business and Professional Women's Club
Marvin Hughitt
Irma Cotton
Clara Schwiderski
Adelaide Miner
Nnirea
Lucille Sparks
Jagen
Flossie Larson
Third
Street Southeast
Huron Hospital
Mable Alworth
Bert
Schufl
Huron
Watertown
A. Hughes
Rapid City
C. F. Hughes
East
Kid Bros
W. F. R. Wharton
Ben
Tucson
Anz
Los Angeles
Wharton
Elizabeth
William Wharton
Ed Moldenhauer
Townsend
Redfield
Mobridge
Redfeld
Ashton
William Schied
Cavour
P. G. Spellering
Eau Claire
Wis
Charles Heiss
Colorado Avenues
Carl Christensen
Mitchell
Easter season social list noted at Neve home gathering
Lucille Drummwes chaired the committee with Betty Weston as co chair for an Easter season event. Mrs James Turner visiting Sioux Falls was honored at a bridge party at 54 Ninth Street Southwest. High prize went to Mrs Hubert Humphrey with a guest gift to Mrs Tarner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turner
Providence
Kenneth Neeve
L. D. Coats
Neve
Ninth Street Southwest
Hubert
Humphrey
John Senkert
Tarner
Bester
Hinch
Turner
Sioux Falls
Afr
F. C. Bager
Newberry
Forecast Climb in Cattle and Hog Prices
The agriculture department predicted price increases for cattle and hogs, with the bureau of agriculture economics outlining advancing markets. Officials noted upward momentum in livestock markets amid ongoing supply and demand factors influencing prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Agriculture Econom
Cattle Price Outlook Improves for Early Grades
The report notes that prices across early grades are expected to average higher this year than last. Better grades of beef cattle have risen since last June and this month are nearly as high as in spring 1935.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gertrude Gulseth
Rowena
Pellant
Emory Pellant
PTA
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Yorktown
Virginia
National Congress of Parets and Teachers
Richmond
America
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
National Park Service
Gormwallis
Easter Mornig
Arrow
Sve
St Williamsburg
New Williamsburg Inn
Mary Laughtin Guild
Lucille Drumm
Wes
Betty Weston
Mins AlwSith
John Goggins
Schull
Goodwin
Louis Gerdering
M. C. Alford
Perriten
Kansas Avenue
Christensen
Northwestern Public ‘Service
Charles Burris
Arlington
Yodd
John Stackwick
Celia
Tracy, Minn
Cae
Sas
Eras
Ther
Orien
Chanx
Berlain Laboratories, Inc
Des. Moines
Towa
Pet Tsae
Montgomery Ward
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