Social events fill Friday with meetings across locales
Shrine Auxiliary, Helping Hand Club, GIA, WRC, CDA, and River Grove Woodmen Circle plan Friday gatherings at venues from Third Street to Labor Temple. A creative writing class meets at Carnegie Library basement. Rebekah District No. 9 holds a spring gathering in Huron with officers, prayers, and program notes.
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Shrine
Helping Hand Club
A. N. Anderberg
Fourth Street
K.P. Hall
W.R. C
Labor Temple
C.D. A
Andrew Carnegie Library
Itn River Grove
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
American Legion
National Bank of South Dakota
Third Street
Wisconsin Avenue
The
Forest No. 1
Jim River Grove
Woodmen of the World
American Legion Hall
Third
Wisconsin
Rebekah Lodge Activities and Lincoln PTA Session
Notes from a Rebekah assembly in Colfax No 9 Huron with degree conferrals, dinners, and district invite followed by Lincoln PTA's year end meeting at Lincoln School. Activities included receptions, installations, mothers daughters banquet plans, memorial services, and a district convention invitation. Attendance counted forty five visitors and new officers were installed for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Huron
Rebekah District No
I. 0. C. F. Hall
St. Lawrence
Wessington
Miller
Virgil
Alpena
Mamie Larson
Noble Grand
Colfax Lodge No. 9
Roclue
Mary Thomas
Nena Cheney
Wolsey
Charlotte Williams
Susan Conkey
Ida Cress
Lila Bethke
Ross
Gladys: Kitzman
LaDelle
Assembly
Iva Borand Roberts
Madison
Clara van Taszell
Iroquois
Laura Seeley
L. L. Trotter
Colfax No. 9
Va Walker
Louise Roychapers
Alice Wullweber
Josie Kettelson
Gladys ML Whitney
Jessie Grace
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge No. 93
Thomas
Kitzman
Spears
Hebron Rebekah
Hazel Fitch
Rebekah
Thelma Siegenthaler
Edna Siegenthaler
Harriet Steimer
Florence Halbur
Sioux City
Lincoln Pta
Lincoln P. T. A
Lincoln School
Phyliss Horne
Billy Kleinsasser
Billy Hoskins
Neil
Campbell
Ruth Wilcox
Hase
Johannsen
Grant van Duzee
Harvey Tyrell
O. S. Johnson
Arla Huddleston
de Smet Camp
Chas. Haffner
Clara Nehrenberg
Rapid City
Eva Sebade
L. J Massey
Lois Winter
Davenport
South Dakota
Hitchcock
Cavour
Wall
Bancroft
Esmond
Erwin
Lake Preston
de Smet
Pittsburgh Paints Color Options Advertised Here
A local ad touts Pittsburgh Paints products including Smooth as Glass Washide Florhide Waterspar Sunproof and Colors by Nature. It encourages trying Pittsburgh Paints for home projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Redfield Resident Weds In Florida
Redfield wedding noted as Mise Dragseth daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Dragseth of Redfield married Captain G Curtis Whiticar son of Mr and Mrs A A Whiticar of Fort Sewall Florida The ceremony was in Port Sewall with Rev T C O'Steen officiating in a living room setup amid gladiolas lilies and ferns The bride wore white net gown with a wreath of orange blossoms and a bouquet of gardenias The couple planned a cruise on their cabin cruiser The Gannet after a short wedding trip followed by plans to travel north after their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Florida
Mise Dragseth
Andrew Dragseth
G. Curtis Whiticar
A. A. Whiticar
Fort Sewall
Port Sewall
Margarita Dragseth
Captain Whiticar
Jack Whiticar
Meeting notes celebrate cooperation and club events
A year end report praises cooperation of Members and officers. Social events include a bridge party for Mrs. C L Noyes of Los Angeles at the Miler home 355 Ohio Avenue Southwest. Local clubs held meetings with donations to welfare funds, and Wilson PTA's May meeting featured student performances, officer elections, and a quiz contest with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
LeRoy Miller
Huron
Ralph Humphrey
Pierre
C. L. Noyes
Los Angeles
Miler
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Ruby Devick
Velma McAllister
Hagman
Beadhe County
Marian Hagman
Mabel Hoffman
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Cole
South Dakota
Chicago
Adeline Balzer
Edythe George
College Senior Girl Guests of AAUW at Huron College
Senior girls of Huron College were guests of the American Association of University Women at a dessert dinner hosted by Miss Katherine McKay. Miss Cleata and other attendees participated in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAUW
Huron College
American Association At University
Katherine McKay
Cleata
Thorpe presides as senior girls hear program
Thorpe, president, welcomed senior girls. Miss Velma Jonason introduced numbers led by Miss Daisy Keene, county horse, who whistled with Edna Countryman at the piano. Mrs. C. E. Daniel discussed the regal rights bill in the 1939 A A UW W program. Phyllis Lampe sang with Gertrude Lampe accompanying. Mrs. Bark demonstrated glassmaking, displaying pieces. Officers chosen by Miss Thorpe: Adelaide Miner vice president Mildred Brown treasurer Wilma Bliss corresponding secretary and Mrs Thad Oviatt member at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Thorpe
Adelaide Miner
Mildred Brown
Wilma Bliss
Thad Oviatt
Taber Says WPA Exhibit At Fair To Cost 2.5 Million
Rep Taber charges the WPA building at the fair will exceed 2.5 million dollars, ten times Harrington’s estimate. Testimony to the House WPA probe shows 544000 spent on the building at 95 percent completion and 400000 more for shipping exhibits, seen as diverting relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taber
Washington
Rep. Taber
New York Republican
WPA
F. C. Harrington
Works Progress Administrator
House
Allen W. Stephens
Treasury
Ister
America
Major Larsen to Speak Tonight at Salvation Army Meeting
Major T. M. Larsen of Omaha division commander will lead a public meeting at the Salvation Army hall tonight at 8 o'clock. He arrived today for the divisional audit and spent most of the day at the local corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cin Ean
Huron Salvation Army Corps
T. M. Larsen
Omaha
Salvation Army
Larsen
Muron
Iseal Corps
Four-Week-Old Boy Loses Teeth In Early Dental Trouble
In Reading Pennsylvania on May 4 a four weeks old infant born with ten teeth had them pulled by a dentist who warned the teeth might become loose fall out or be swallowed later. The peculiar case highlights unusual dental development in infants and medical guidance at birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
AI Jen Lorak
Motor Vehicle Operators Fined At Miller Court
Two truck operators faced Justice Saltmarsh in Miller. Porter Buckingham pleaded guilty to operating a truck in excess of weight limits and paid 25 dollars plus costs. Raymond Wilson of Wayland was found guilty of operating a for-hire truck outside his territory, fined 8 dollars and costs, and received a 15-day jail sentence with costs suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Buckingham
Raymond Wilson
Miller
Justice Saltmarsh
Marian Thompson
Huron
Buckingham Transportation Company
Wayland
Public Utilities Commission
Wilson
Thompson
A. N. Johnson
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Paint News
Sherman & Moe Ngal Service Drug Store
Lipton
B. Jengen
Howard Cranston
Don ‘Age
Lucille Bruce
Thater
McKinley Pta
McKinley P. T. A
Iris O'Neil
Orothy Waldner
Floria Anderson
Joan Anderson
Joan Miller
Leif Cook
Carolyn June McFadden
Isa Johnson
Daisy Keene
Beadle County
Rollins
H. E. Rohrabaugh
Orval 'Shanholtz
Cleata Thorpe
Lois Erikson
Arnold Nelson
Neil Irvin
Hoye Gillespie
Outgoi
Royal Rudership
Ee Eee
Gillespie
G. T.A. Meer
G. G. Reynolds
GIA
Dave Sutera
D. K. Titus
Thomas Sharp
W. Uam Gascoigne
Wilson Pta
Wilson School
Duane Smith
M. F. DeVinney
W. H. Kutil
C. B. Hanson
Freet Stanton
M. ¥. DeVinney
A. J. Sé
J. R. Bradfield
L. Boone
HM. Pierce
Fuller
Riley
Macel Eggleston
Litt
Florence ‘Roberts
Harold Studer
O'Hara
Evening Star
Edwards
Carlyss Thompson
Eleanor Drake
Beethoven
Helen Prickett
Florence Roberts
Stickles
del Riego
D.C. Reutter
Misa Countryman
M. P. DeVinney
C. V. Stratton
C. N. Hall
B.D. Urquhart
Walter Bonnemann
Geverrman
Betsy Anns
Snyder
Whitley
Huesgen
Huesgen’s
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