Catholic Daughters set two Friday meetings and Saturday events
The Catholic Daughters of America plan two special Friday meetings after devotions to vote on candidates and other business, followed by Saturday activities. The Degree of Honor Juveniles meets Saturday at 2 30 PM in Labor Temple hall, all members urged to attend. Joseph Ormedy Chapter of C A RB gathers at Elisabeth and Allen Hoy's home Saturday, with Scissors Hand members and families involved.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Labor Temple Hall
Joseph Ormedy
C. A. RB
Elisabeth and
Allen Hoy
Dorcas Society Meeting At Lutheran Church Chatter
Mrs Orla Jacobson hosted a bridge party at 637 California Avenue SW with two tables. Mrs H Theman led with high score, Mrs Ole Olson guest with top guest score, and Mrs G A Thompson also present. Mrs Jacobson’s lunch was served by her daughter Mrs Lewis Snedigar. The club plans a meeting on April 9 with a brief business session and a short story read by Mrs Disrad.
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Mother's Club
W. E. Coats
B. D. Pickell
Fourth Street
Pickell
H. Palmer
Edith Pickell
Highmore
B. F. Barthel
Clit
James Brock
C. S. Mateer
Bowena Cordle
Bone Steel
Mary Wilson
Rowena Circle
Orla Jacobson
Californis Avenue
H. Theman
G. N.carieon
Ole ‘Olson
G. A. Thompson
Olson
Re Cas Society
Dorcas Society
American Lutheran Church
Mondta Ening
Regular Neating Legion Auxiliary Meeting Recap
The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting Tuesday evening with a brief business session followed by a bridge game won by Mrs. Blanche Daum and Mrs. Vara Flanagan. Lunch service was led by Mrs. Mather York. The program featured Mrs. Mearthur speaking on the American Symphony Ensemble at Carnegie Hall, Mrs. Castle on The Bellamy Trial film, and Mrs. Schofold reviewing Henry VIII. Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Townsend presented Oriental and Comeatle rugs.
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American Legion ‘Diailary
Legion
Blanche Daum
Vara Flanagan
Mather
York “Heé
Palm
Mearthur
Uaing
Carnegie Hall
New York
Castain
Bellamy
Schofold
Henry VIII
Clement
Woo
Mra. Townsend
McDonald
Comic Orientale study and social events highlight notes
A detailed study of Orientale craft and symbolism is described by speakers Mrs Townsend and Warren Johnson, with a radio broadcast from Harom College Girls Gies club. Social scenes include a dinner for ten at 716 Idaho Ave SE, a ninth birthday party for Richard Cave, and a farewell hosted by Mrs Jay Brockway for Mrs R C Crockett, with bridge prizes and gifts.
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Townsend
Warren Johnson Oy
Stonx Falls
Harom College Girls Gies Club
A. K. Gardner
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Richard Cave
Mra. R. C. Crockett
Lincoln
Neb
Dorothy Gascoigne
A.M. Pere
Easter Decorated Tables on Display
A display features small tables arranged with Easter decorations, showcasing seasonal centerpieces, pastel colors, and festive motifs. Local exhibition highlights craftsmanship and festive themes, inviting visitors to view tables styled with eggs, ribbons, and spring flowers.
Huron Man Killed by Train Buried in Albert Lea
Peter Gillenberg of Huron South Dakota was struck by a Rock Island passenger train near Albert Lea last Saturday and was buried here on Wednesday. His widow lives with three young children in Huron. His father P A Gillenberg resides in Los Angeles.
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Huron
Albert Lea
Minn
Peter Gillenberg
S. D
Birth Announced for J. M. Jonason Household
Mr and Mrs J M Jonason of Huron welcome their second daughter born Tuesday March 26.
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J. M. Jonason
Huron
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Butys Coyne
Scissors
Scissors Hand
Jesse Ayres
C. C. David
Frank Cass
Ben Arteman
C. F. Ritter
Mrs Jacobs
Double Four Bridge Club
Phecie
Anivers4y
James Murray
Barbara F
Atlantic
Lady Drummond Hay
Hugo von Eckener
Pictere
America
Regular Neating Legion
New Orpheum Theatre
seeAturday
Tom and T
Collegians
Welworth
Frenchy
Sunbeam
Sunny Sue
Windsor
Wirthmore
Kayser
Nance
Iroquois” Fheday
Mike Gibbs
Globe Trotters
Mick
Buck
KSOO
Sioux Falls
ACE Springs
Third Street
S. W
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