Social and Club Meetings Across Huron Area
The week features a flurry of local society events with the Lincoln PTA meeting at 7 30 Monday and Jefferson PTA Tuesday at 7 30. Eucalyptus Camp and several fraternal groups gather Tuesday evening while various lodge auxiliaries meet in Labor Temple and nearby halls. A Carnation chapter visit, Spanish War Veterans, and Loyal Star of America hold midweek gatherings, with friendly socials, lunches, and bridge games reported.
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Jefferson P. T. A
Eucalyptus
Modern Woodmen of America
E. P
B. of
R. C
Labor Temple
Veterans of the Foreign Witte
Knights of Columbus
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
LO. O. F
H. G. Titt
Ohiogram
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Carnation Chrb
Louis Myer
Utah Avenue
Mt. Calvary Church
Ed Myself
Happy Hour Club
Ralph Harvey
Fourth Street
George Tudeau of Woonsocket Dies at 70
Woonsocket resident George Tudeau aged 70 died yesterday in Mitchell hospital after liver cancer. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Catholic church with burial in the local Catholic cemetery. Survived by his widow and two sons Cleo and George of Woonsocket. He came to South Dakota at age 14 and lived here most of his life.
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George Tudeau
Woonsocket
Mitchell Hospital
Mr. Tudean
South Dakota
Cleo
George
Woonsucket
City Briefs and Local Notices From Huron Area
Obituary notes Jacob J Walter of near Emery died after injuries from an accident and was buried Saturday. Other items report Sanitary Ice for sale Buck Bros Drive up, visits of Kiel Bros staff, and locals including Dr. Carl Feige and E P Rowley deaths. Also mentions Mothers Day coming May 10 and family travels between Huron Redfield Mitchell and Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob J. Walter
Emery
Walter
Joe B. Walter
Huron
Spink County
Buck Bros
Carl Feige
Canova
E. W. Feige
Third Street
Carl H. Weir
York's Corner
J. H. Finekh
Wisconsin
Avenus Southwest
Los Angeles
Hiness
Wesley Stafford
C. R. Stewart
Kampen
Stewart
St. Paul
Commercial Art School
John Claymore
E. P. Rowley
Mitchell
Methodist Church
Hoegland
Mitchell Cemetery
W. F. Lytle
Redfield
Leon Goodell
J. C. Koerner
New Ulm
Minneapolis
Madison
Wis
Henry Busdicker
F. J. Fellenzer
Winonna
Minn
Weather Forecasts for South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa
Cloudy and colder with rain in eastern South Dakota tonight. Minnesota expects showers and cooler conditions, with a cooler trend in the west and north. Iowa will be cloudy with probable showers in the west and central, cooler tonight and Tuesday, with showers possible in the east.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Towa
Weather Roundup For Several South Dakota Cities
Brookings and Pierre report highs in the 70s with mild morning lows, while Aberdeen stays cool with a 54 degree high. Rapid City sees a 75 degree high with precipitation and cloudy skies, and roads remain largely good.
Preston Seniors Honored By Juniors At Lake Preston Banquet
Lake Preston high school held its annual junior senior banquet in the auditorium with the junior class hosting. May Day decor featured silver gray and rose, May poles, rose tapers, and snap dragons plus tulips. A four course menu was served by Lutheran Aid. Toasts included April showers by Norman Keith and May Day by William Miller, with entertainment by Pearl Jensen, Mrs. Paul Anderson, Leila Beck, Charlotte Smith, and the high school quartet.
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Lutheran Aid
Dorothy Maxam
April Showers
Norman Keith
Paul Anderson
William Miller
Sunshine
Supt. Coulson
Robin
Marvel Dixon
Pearl Jensen
Leila Beck
Charlotte Smith
Mens
Road Report Glance By City Conditions Summary
Mitchell 56 with high 77 and low 50 no precipitation. Watertown 53 high 34 low 44. Huron 53 with high 75 low 50 dry. Yankton 54 high 74 low 52 trace precip. Sioux Falls 66 with high 72 low 47 roads good and cloudy with no precip noted.
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Mitchell
Watertown
Huron
Yankton
Trace
Sioux Falls
Nancy
Weather report for Huron and vicinity
Temperature highs and lows from a year ago with records, precipitation totals for the month and year, dawn and dusk times. Forecast calls for rain and much colder tonight with Tuesday mostly cloudy conditions for Huron and nearby areas.
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Huron
Rag-of-a-Hat Fashion Fueled by Travel Comfort
A playful note describes the rag of a hat as ravishing on the head and widely worn for its slick, versatile appeal. It highlights their fit for travel, comfort, and availability in the Golden Rule fabrics and colors. The piece emphasizes ease and style in a casual, advert-like voice.
Lake Preston C C to Host Farmers Meeting
Lake Preston commercial club held a regular session and social in Fraternal hall. Women of the Rebekah lodge served. Lake Preston high school music department provided cornet numbers led by Jesse.
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Lake Preston C. C
Lake Preston
Nordhagen Clarinet Selo and Club Meeting Decision
Nordhagen and Cecil Wood presented a selection by a male quartet. During the business meeting the club decided to invite the farmers as guests at the next regular meeting.
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Nordhagen
Selo
Cecil Wood
Simplicity Mark Fisher Baker Rites
George Fisher Baker banker and philanthropist died Saturday night and his funeral is held today at noon from the Baker home in Tuxedo Park New York. Rev Dr Simon officiates. He will be buried beside his wife in Kensico cemetery. Condolences pour in from President Hoover Calvin Coolidge and other leaders. By his wishes there will be no honorary pallbearers or ostentation and the First National Bank of New York he guided will reopen. The Union ...
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Mark Fisher Baker
New York
George Fisher Baker
Baker
Tuxedo Park
N.Y
Mino& Simons
All Souls Unitarian Church
Kensico
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Finance
First National Bank of New York
Renm
Union
Bank founder Baker to be buried quietly as he lived
A league club will send a delegation led by Elihu Root. George F. Baker, dying at 91, will be buried quietly. Only a natural promotion should come to a present leader in the First National Bank. The financial world expects no uncertainty in Wall Street. The institution Mr. Baker founded will continue with policy unchanged.
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League Club
Elihu Root
George F. Baker
First National Bank
Financial World
Wall Street
Baker
Beautiful Women Love New Powder Ad
Beautiful women admired for youthful complexions use MELLOGLO the new French process powder. Purest and smoothest powder known. Stays on longer with no fishy or pasty look. No grime or grit. MELLOGLO prevents large pores and never smarts or feels dry. Demarid Melloglo The Fair Store.
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Fair Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lincoln Parent Teacher Association
Adella A. Phillips
H. P. Carson
Women's Relief Corps
W. D. Seaton
Ella Smith
Staten Home
Ilinois Avenue
Bridge
W. R. Martin
A. J. Lang
Murdy
Robert C. Murdy
Aberdeen
East
Arlene Gillstrap
Chris Gillstrap
Fifth Street
Buffalo
New York City
Niagara Falls
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Washington
Murdys Dister
Pittsburgh
Karl Lurer
Haron
Gillstrap
Eldon Johnson
North Huron Extension Club
Everett Waddell
Floyd Urban
Willis
Kopplin
Ernest Kopplin
Cavour
Mr. Kopplin
Zell Bros
August Michael
Ethel Morze
Banco
la June Bloodgood
Lucille Rupp
Otis Fenner
Neil Hege
Ethel
Marie Morse
Marjorie Woodle
Parkes
Aberdees
J. R. Parkes
National League of Women Voters
Home and
Dodsley
Sioux City
American Association of University Women
Katherine Dodsley
A. H. Dodsley
General Association
Sioux City Journal
Country Club
Huron Country Club
Galloway
H. N. Jones
Minneapolis Sunday Tribune
Frank N. Leaky
Fort Snelling
Marion Sargent
Orin D. Haugen
Thomas
Benj. Thomas
M. D
Robert W. Vance
Masonic Temple
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Brookings
Repid City
Pierre
Biemarck
North Platte
Rapid City
Saint Paul
Sheridan
Williston
Sil
Vertone
Beret
Owl
Leanne
Swift's Brookfield Cheese
Hamburger Alc
van Camp
Dependon Coffee
Freak
Tee
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
Spark Plaga
General Motor Equipment Co., Inc
Kanssa
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