Society Notes On Local Clubs And Meetings
A long list of society notices recalls weekly gatherings of Masons, Trinity Guild, Loyal Order of Moose, Women’s International Union Labor League, Canton Huron No 11 Patriarchs Militant, Pythian Sisters, St Agnes Guild, Methodist Ladies Aid divisions with host addresses, Willing Club, Willing Workers and a Willing Workers club report. Details include dates, times, and host residences. next meeting set for April 3 with Mrs L Slapikas.
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Trinity Guild
Pariah
Loyal Order of Moose
Wheeler
Methodist Ladies Aid
D_ Ulrich
Town Avenue
George Wagner
Howard Stitt
Mehigan Avenue
Edward Pugsley
Heron Couple Married Yesterday in City
The marriage of Marshall Francis Adams and Pearl Eunice Yotter took place yesterday at 2:30 PM with Justice A. L. Kinkead officiating. Attendants included Glenn Votter and Tudtle Adams. They will reside in the city.
Surprise Dinner Honors Troop 7 Scoutmaster
Mrs. D. W. Fuller hosted a surprise dinner at 912 Arizona Avenue Southwest in honor of her husband, the Scoutmaster of Troop No. 7 at the Baptist church. Guests included troop members and Fred G. Eggers with Roy Sticker as assistant scoutmaster. Fourteen covers were set.
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Fuller
D. W. Fuller
Arizona Aveue Southwest
the Baptist Church
Anilire
Fred G. Eggers
Roy Sticker
Evening of games and music for scouts presentation
After dinner the evening featured games and music. The boy scouts presented Mr. Fullerswitch a book titled The How of Scouting.
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Fullerswitch
Meetings of Knights of Pythias and Jefferson PTA
The Huron lodge Knights of Pythias conferred the Esquire rank on four members and hosted a lunch after. Jefferson Parent-Teachers Association drew a large attendance with a program by Jefferson teachers and the senior high orchestra directed by Idn L. Iverson. Superintendent Lang spoke on education trends, noting rising competition and the need to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Pythias
M. W. Laurinet
F.C. Taylor
P.gourad
Lewis’ Keen
Huron Lodge
Jefferson F.T. A
Jefferson Parent-Teachers Association
Tefferson
Adelle Babbitt
Idn “L. Iverson
Mag of Truth
Balka
Fefferson
Minnehanan
Lang
Hecomes
van Heuvelen
Cora Martin
Jefferson Stan
H. MM. Cass
Jefferson
Farewell Party for Mrs Crockett at Woolworth Store
Mrs A B M Pere hosted a bridge party for Woolworth girls on Monday evening to honor Mrs R C Crockett who leaves tomorrow for Lincoln, Nebraska. Two tables played with prizes awarded to Miss Dorothy Budd and Mrs Crockett. Lunch was served by the hostess and Addie Jackson assisted.
Centra Farm Woman Reading A Wartimehousehold Report
Centra Farm Woman details a busy day of cleaning and organizing, noting tasks like moving furniture, washing floors, and tidying a house after a day of chores. She mentions concerns about fumes and germs, hoping cleaning and airing out will improve conditions by nightfall.
Local notices blend with business trips and theater ads
Harold Miller and Waldo Waybill returned yesterday from a four day business trip to North Dakota Kansas City and Topeka Kansas. Displayed a new model L tractor at Fanset Implement Co. Dakota House annex. Mrs George Latea of Wolsey and Lynn Mason editor at Wolsey Herald in Huron on business. See E W Beige M D for glasses. William McCreery returned from a two week coast visit via Seattle Portland and Corvallis. For rent modern furnished apartments 336 Idaho. B 3 Pahrendorf manager JC Pamey store Sioux Falls left for DeSmet on business after staying in Huron. Thirty four high school artists in a three act comedy at college auditorium tonight. Mr and Mrs Marion Walker expected back tonight from Sioux Falls theater managers meeting. Vanity Beauty Shoppe manicure 250 Dorothy Brayton. Howard Peck returned to Huron for spring vacation. Bert Mower’s daughter born this morning. Ben Rosch from Red Lake Minn arrived for three weeks at Robert Blume’s home. Corney Collins as cowboy lover in The Love Nest at college auditorium tonight. Dr M C G Sorenson left for Minneapolis to buy office equipment and will spend days at Electric Therapeutic hospital for new electrical treatments. Miss Freda Appel returned missionary from Philippine Islands arrived in Huron for church school talk and Lenten services.
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Harold. Miller
Waldo Waybill
North Dakota
Kanses City
Topeka
Kans
Wate
Fanset Implement Co
Dakota House Annex
George Latea
Wolsey
Huron
Lynn Mason
Wolsey Herald
Pahrendorf
JC. Pamey
Sioux Falls
DeSmet
College ‘Auditorium
Marion Walker
Walker
Vanity Beauty
Dorothy Brayton
Howard Peck
Town University
Iowa City
Bert Mower
Third Street
Ben Rosch
Red Lake
Minn
Robert Blume
Mr. Rosch
Mr. Blume
Collin
College Auditorium
M. CG. Sorenson
Minneapolis
Electric Therapeutic
Freda Appel
Philippine Islands
Omaha
Secol
French Women's Union Responds Favorably in Forum
In a survey conducted by Madame La Vert Cho Tad, president of the French Nation Women’s Union, a majority expressed favorable views on a themed initiative. The wording and specifics reflect a constructive reception among participants.
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Prench Academy
Madame-La Vert Chotad
French Nation 1
Easter Pageant Lights Community Church Services
Mr and Mrs 4 B Bowman and family spent Sunday at Will Esh dar home. Wessington high school WC A presented a vesper service at Community church titled The Chalice and the Cup. Pageant suited Easter and was well given. Mrs Charles Granberg was a visitor Saturday. Rev J Black and C W Hatthack returned from Yankton after Masonry degrees. Mrs G J E McElrath improving after a few days. Mr and Mrs Milton Rickay returned from Keulkton after visiting. Mr and Mrs Reed Watson will occupy the BicNair House this summer. They plan to move soon. Mr and Mrs Harry House were selling Wayland friends Sunday. The view house on the C H M.
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Yarkton
G. JE. McElrath Awas
Milton Rickay
Keulkton
Reed Watson
BicNair Shouse
Harry House
Ielling Wayland
Creaoe
Local Notes and Appointments From the District
Nell Yarm nears completion and Johnson’s plastering progress this week. Evelyn-Coop spent the week with Merion Williams. The Henderson sisters Esthér and Marion and Oscar Petticord traveled to Huron Sunday. Keith Robinson moved to Rapid City as a 28 buttermaker after completing a Brookings course. Children with chickenpox reported. district demonstration clubs meet tomorrow after Friday snow postponement.
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Nell ‘Yarm ‘Te
Sara‘Dewing
Esthér
Marion Henderson
Oscar Petticord
Huron
Keith Robinson
Rapid City
Tas
Keith
Brookings
Local Social Notes From Sheffield Visit Highlights
Special report notes Ming Hazel Bieger a nurse from Miller visiting Sunday at her parents home in Sheffield. Nira W Schultz hosted the U S club Thursday afternoon. Mrs C Clarambeau and Mr and Mrs J Gleason were guests at A De Bouche home with James Gugin and J J Bot.
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Sheffield
Ming Hazel Bieger
Miller
I ‘Nira. W. Schultz
U. S
C. Clarambeau
J. Gleason
A. de Bouche
James Gugin
J. J. Bot
Local roads improved despite persistent impassable sections
Fragmentary OCR notes show residents Buckley and Burkley visiting James R. Gugin and Hinds at nearby homes near Sheffield. Dirt roads in the vicinity remain difficult, with several still impassable while efforts to improve them continue. Leo Armen and Raymond Bleger live at their own home south of Sheffield.
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Toniley
Dad Jirs
Buckley
James R. Gugin
Phorshley
Leo Armen
Raymond Bleger
South
Sheffield
Ter
Burkley
the Hinds
Rural Hogs Haul Through Miller Hit Packing Plants
Farmers from Bully county haul hogs through Miller to Aaron packing plants. Local banquets at Vanderbilt hotel feature Mayor Selbower as toastmaster. Marriage licenses issued for Scott Love and Vera Scott, Stevens and Avery, and Garner and Marshall. Stella Conkey and Milo Brown wed near St. Lawrence. Jake Lyon, old Rockham pioneer, visits former lands and Cuba before returning to Wisconsin.
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Bully County
Miller
Aaron
Lawrence
Highmore
Vanderbilt Hotel
Tussell Bard
Milder
Sclitcord ‘Love
St.Lawrence
Vera Helen
Hand County Business Matters Settled
Hand County progresses on local affairs as officials settle up business matters and finalize pending actions amid ongoing administrative duties. Local records show continued coordination with agencies and community stakeholders to close outstanding items.
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Hand County
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Turon
Wodge
WHANG
L. 5
Slapikas
Bredge Club
B. W. Meyers
Tlincise Avenue
East Side Bridge Club
Fred Fellenzer
Anna Troupe
Bergstrom
Emma Patrick
Bert Landon
Kathryn Lawrence
Invincible Club
Elizabeth Ptacek
8Adis Findik
Ptacek
Twenty-second
Dakota Avenue South
DeShon
Sylvester Whalen
Eadie Finchk
St. Patrick
Agnes Arcajarins
Mary Hiner
DesShaw
Pearl Stafford
Centra Farm
Ned
Dane
Olin
Sherman & Moe
Golors
Stewart
Ermuth
South Dakota
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