Sunday meetings and a bridge club gathering
Sunday divisions of the lodges planned activities at K P Hall and Gabor Temple with 10 o’clock starts. Mrs. Wilson hosted a bridge club reception where prizes were awarded to Mrs. Garry, Mrs. Wilhelm, and Mrs. Burris with lunch served by Mrs. Tauber. The Twentieth Century Club met at Mrs. Oviatt’s home where Mrs. Grothe presented a paper on health science and US research laboratories.
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Tl E
K. P. Hall
Gabor
Temple
Wilson
Bridge Club
LW. A
Charles ‘Wilson
Fifth Street
Gene Garry
H. J
Twentieth Century Club
5. C. Oviatt
E. C. Grothe
United States
Post-Nuptial Shower and Club Entertainment Report
A social page notes a post-nuptial shower hosted by Mrs. Garland Dennis and Mrs. Edward Weber at the Weber home for Miller. Eighteen guests played contract, with score awards to Mrs. Bryan Titus, Mrs. Aubrey FitzGerald, and Mrs. Leslie Winsell. Portland guest Mrs. Robert Rice attended. refreshments followed as gifts were given. The Miller Bridge Club was also entertained by Mrs. Leslie Wirsel.
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Miller Miller
Garland Dennis
Edward Weber
Weber
Hon ‘In
Dwight Leyson
Bryan Titus
Aubrey FitzGerald
Leslie” Winsell
Robert Rice
Portland
Leyson
Charlotte Bard
Miller
John Redmond
Aubrey FityGerald
Redmond
Hoeeler J. Martin
San Francisco
Texa
Paul Burke
W. G. Tamblyn
Alton Jarmuth
Brookings
Robe
Rice
Bard J
Social and bridge club notices from Highmore area
Tuesday evening events feature a seven o'clock dinner at the Coffee Cup Cafe followed by a bridge game at Mrs Edward Weber’s home where Mildred Bohn, Mrs Paul Burke, and Mrs W G Tamblyn won prize money. Guests and gifts noted for Mrs Ce cil Roush shower at H C Bowen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Club
Edward Weber
Mildred Bohn
Paul Burke
W. G. Tamblyn
Willis Goudie
Winsell
Sister Mary Joseph Head Of Hospital In Rochester Dies
Sister Mary Joseph, longtime head of St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester, died aged 82. For 47 years she led the hospital, serving the Franciscan Order as the institution grew from 45 beds to 600. She served as first assistant to Dr. William Ware during his rise to fame. At her death, plans were underway for a 250 bed addition to the hospital.
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Kul Tedl
Minn
Mar
Mary Joseph
St. Mary's Hospital
Sister Joseph
William Ware
St. Mary's
Mintosh Postmastership Applications Open in Washington
The Civil Service Commission announced it would receive applications with the close of business April 14 for the Mintosh South Dakota postmastership. Fox tails were once used as handkerchiefs.
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Washington, Mar
Civil Service Commision
Mintosh
S. D
Choir To Sing The Crucifixion At Palm Sunday Service
The American Lutheran Church choir will perform Stainer's The Crucifixion at 8 pm on Palm Sunday, April 2, under Mrs Walter Matson. Soloists include John Floss Raymond Larson and Harold Melby with a full cast of dancers and choruses. The production features complex ritual pieces and several notable guest performers from area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Matson
John Floss
Raymond Larson
Melby
Calvary
Larson
Floss
Jesus
Operetta Cast Prepares For Fort Teller Tomorrow Night
The Fort Teller operetta cast is well rehearsed for tomorrow night in the auditorium. Critics praised costumes and scenery while noting the young performers sing with evident enjoyment. Final polish continues Friday morning to ensure a creditable spring production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Herbert
Herbert
Inland Air Lines Granted Permanent Operating Certificate
The civil aeronautics authority issued Inland Air Lines, Inc. a permanent certificate to transport passengers, mail, and express on the Cheyenne to Greest Falls and Cheyenne to Huron routes. The Cheyenne Huron leg runs via a registered corridor through South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Air Lines
Washington
Mar
Civil Aeronautics Authority
CAA Certifies Black Hills Stops for Inland Air Lines
The CAA disclosed that the Black Hills airport may serve Spearfish Lead Deadwood Hot Springs Scottsbluff Rapid City and Pierre with a permanent certificate replacing a prior temporary one. Hot Springs and Scottsbluff have no service due to inadequate fields, and the certificate allows stops where suitable fields are available. The Inland Air Lines certificate follows a 1938 Wyoming Air Lines provision and is tied to the Huron Cheyenne route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAA
Black Hills
Spearfish
Lead
Deadwood
Hot Springs
Scottsbluff
Inland Air Lines
Wyoming Air Lines
Huron- Cheyenne
Wlw. Howes Municipal Airport
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Ceresan News
Ceresan
Cergson
Sherman & Moe Nyal
Miller Bridge Club
Leslia Wirsel
Bri
Mell's
Manchester
Catherine Larson
George Tilbury
Elizabeth Lambert
Cecil Roush
H. C. Bowen
Duplicate Bridge
C. M. Wider
Costain
Jeannella Gagnon
Duane Smith
Charles Coutts
Wider
Highmore
Reuben Bawdon
Clargiee Finger
Herbert Bawdon
Maxine Sanderson
Fran Melbourne
Douglas Hague
Rochester
Bega
Geyerman’s
Fiss
Flass
Loftus H. Ward
Harold Studer
Sissaton
Rotary
Kenneth Knapp
Huron
Tenior
April
Mle
Pompon
Jeannette Noel
Jadis
Helen Prickett
Musette
Irma
Ruth Elaine Knapp
Jon Schade
Presco
Richard Bryson
Count Berezovski
Paul Haoder
Boris
Calvin Colendine
General Korbay
Coats
Basin
Justin
Miss Folley
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