Wednesday Social Events and Club Meetings Gather
Wednesday brings a busy slate of gatherings from W Nighters at the Y to United War Veterans in Andhor Temple and many club meetings across Mt. Calvary Lutheran Ladies Aid Junior PTA and more including Woodman Circle drill practice and a forthcoming Fraternal Day parade representation.
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United States ‘War Veterans and Auxiliary
Andhor Temple
P. TA
GIA
W. H. Bliss
Utah Avenue
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Ladies Aid
A. Ziebeli
P.T. A
Beta Delphian
T. * Luby
Kansas Avenue
Carnation Club
M. R. Yenney
Third Street
Chatterson Club
Gus Ferber
Miller Society and Crescent Chapter Meet for Dinners and Programs
At the annual Methodist Church meeting a potluck supper was served in the dining room with Rev. F E Morri son and wife from Huron as guests. Chapter AK PEO met at Mrs. Earl Kindred’s home for current events and visiting. Crescent Chapter No 4 Officers Club met at Mrs John Haverstock’s home with May pole centerpieces for a seven o’clock dinner and prizes for contract.
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Methodist Church
F. E. Morerison
Huron
Morrison
Peo
Earl Kindred
Officers Club
Crescent Chapter No. 4
John Haverstock
Archie Collins
C. H. Collins
Sid Fritz
Dollie Bushfield
Clinton Titus
W. G. Tamablyn
Local Club Meetings Highlight Social and Charity Efforts
Several community groups held gatherings Wednesday evening. The contract bridge club met at a sever o'clock dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kindred won for highest couple score. The Miller Extension Club hosted a Food Budgeting demonstration by Mrs. Joe Karst and Mrs. Harold Haigh, with a dessert luncheon. Mrs. Ed Bohning honored her mother Mrs. Harriet Wadsworth of Lake Mills, Indiana, with a luncheon. Supreme Forest Woodman Circle #19 of Pine Grove met in Parish Hall with Hattie Meyers as guardian and district manager Mrs. Anna Troupe of Huron in charge. a financial committee for May was appointed to support the drill team, followed by refreshments served by Hattie Meyers and Ada McKown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman
Blanche Eakins
Jim River Grove No. 16
Supreme
Forest Woodman Circle
Labor Temple
Woodman Circle
Huron
Idaho Avenue
Martin Anderson
Ear] Fish
Ralph Bethke
Noble Grand
Clyde Peares
W. Hytterback
Elmer Lathrop
Margaret Long
Lulu Graves
Chester Williams
Elmer Lothrop
A. C. Cooper
Stanley Frybarger
B. RB. Puller
Mirs. Lothrop
la Delle Aris
Rebekahs
Contract Bridge Club
Earl Kindred
Miller Extension Club
Scott Davison
Preston Lubber
Joe Karst
Harold Haigh
Ed Bohning
Harriet Wadsworth
Lake Mills
Supreme Forest Woodman Circle
Pine Grove
Hattie Meyers
Guardian
Anna Troupe
Mra Bether Schwartz
Krienke
Ollie Gard
Ada McKown
City Briefs Cover Marriages and Local Happenings
Marriage license issued to Herbert Erickson and Pauline Neuwirth of Huron. Mrs. Ose Clementson seriously ill at home in Winfred. Several locals visit relatives, travel plans noted, including Lewis Benson heading to Washington for meetings of the American Law Institute and the American Bar Association. Various social updates, births, business trips, and Grove and Woodman Circle activities referenced.
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Pauline Neuwrt
Huron
Ose Clementson
Winfred
Clementson
Tomas Larson
Howard
Gowers
Walkers
Lewis Benson
St.Park
Washington, D. C
American Law Institute
American Bar Association
Louise Smith
Gunda
John Button
Evelyn Haugen
Thelma Wayne
Los Angeles
Long Beach
California
Fleming
Frank Ray
Highmore
Haron
Howard B. Case
Watertown
Elks
Arnold E. Tillman
Casu
J. B. Meadows
Jin
Meadoows
Tillman
A. M. Fuller
Sunshine State Hatchery
Chet Lander
Marguerite Cox
Seneca
Mathilda Glanzer
Sherman L. Johnson
Fear For Life Of University Employee
Verle R. Billingsley, 41, an Ohio State University assistant director of athletic ticket sales, is missing with two companions since March 29. Authorities began a belated search after his wife spoke, amid doubts over their survival, with speculation they may have driven toward Cleveland or Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Verle R. Billingstey
Ohio State University
Billingsley
Robert Bair
James Shedrach
Missionary From China To Lecture At Gospel Tabernacle
A special missionary service is set for this evening at Hur on Gospel Tabernacle 56 Second Street. Rev W B Williamson formerly general superintendent of general council work in South China will speak and illustrate with pictures from his field of work. He is described as an able and interesting speaker. VISITS EN WOONSOCKET WOONSOCKET May 4 Special M Ray Pilcher of Bath Fourche was shot at the D D Spracklin home on June s day. His wife daughter of Mrs D D Spracklin returned home with him after 1 month stay with her mouths.
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China
Huron Gospel Tabernacle
Second Street
W. B. Williamson
General Council
South China
Williamson
Woonsocket
M.ray Pilcher
Bath Fourche Wastor
D. D. Spracklin
Y C L Winner Is De Smet Girl
Elizabeth Thorson daughter of De Smet, an eighth grade pupil, won the 1937 South Dakota Young Citizens League essay and speaking championship at Pierre. She topped five regional winners. Virginia Molstad of Glenham and Donald Jensen of Wessington Springs followed. Essays and speeches centered on "Safety on the Highways" and banquet entertainment was provided by Joel Lewis of Pennington County. The convention will adjourn after officer elections.
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Pennington County
League
Court Plan Fees Favor Hatch Plan
Definite overtures for a compromise on the Roosevelt court bill were developing in the closely divided Senate judiciary committee. Without committing themselves, several senators discussed sympathetically Senator Hatch's suggestion for one new Supreme Court justice each year in addition to filling normal vacancies. A quoted opposition senator doubted the feasibility, while Senator Logan urged a quick showdown on the measure and warned of potential amendments.
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Hatch
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Logan
Kentucky
Bonilla Aid To Meet Bonilla
The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. L. Barthelman Thursday afternoon May 4. The hostess will serve the lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla Aid
Bonilla
Ladies Aid Society
Burglar Request Brings Fame to Grand Forks Man
Grand Forks grocer Harry Gershman earned national attention after placing a polite burglary plea in the Grand Forks Herald. The idea spread via Associated Press, inspiring ads, sales offers, and a Photos in a UK paper. A Liverpool reader even sent a clipping and sought relatives in North Dakota.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Harry Gershman
Grand Forks Herald
Herald
Harry
United States
Montana
The
Gershman
Jean Osterman
Liverpool
England
Liverpool Sunday News
Gertrude Faulkner
North Tn
Rev. W.§. Davies
Marmarth
Henadine
Squatter Ousted From Harney Park
Deadwood May 4 A South Dakota squatter learned he could not claim a national forest site as a mining claim. Federal Judge A Leo Wyman ordered Pennington County resident R D Potter to stay until he removes buildings placed on an improperly located claim. The Harney National Forest official had complained Potter squatted on Forest land in 1942 and attempted to locate a claim there.
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Harney Park
Deadwood
South Dakota
National Forest
A. Leo Wyman
R. D. Potter
Pennington County
Hamey National Forest
Potter
False Teeth Comfort Promoted by FASTEETH Powder
An advertisement touts FASTEETH a new powder for secure teeth, deodorizing byproducts and no gummy feel. It promises easy use with a light sprinkle on plates and claims comfortable wear without taste or loose feeling. Available at local drug stores.
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Bortons
Federal court upholds forest service land ruling
A federal district court sustained the Forest Service claim that the land was not mineral bearing and ordered Peter to tear down the buildings and relocate. The decision reinforces federal authority over mineral rights and land use disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal District Court
The
Forest Service
Peter
Potter Refuses to Move Before Judge on Bench Warrant
Potter defied orders and refused to budge before Judge Wsman on a bench warrant, resulting in a commitment to jail. The incident shows a direct defiance of court authority and a swift jail sentence for contempt.
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Wsman
Potter
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