Social Events Roundup Of Wednesday Meetings
A dense list of Wednesday gatherings spans Women of the Moose in Wheeler's hall at 3 pm, Prairie Rose lodge No. 5 at Laber Temple, Kremlin Sadak Lady Muscovites with Mrs J W Schollian, and Midweek services at First Methodist. Also note Thrif t Extension Club brings recipes, Huron P T A outlines new officers, Grace Episcopal vestry meets, and many other clubs schedule Thursday sessions including Patriarchs Militant and Pythian Sisters with varied venues.
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Sabotofaree Club
P. m
Women of the Moose
Wheeler's Hall
Prairie Rose Lodge No. 5
Laber Temple
Kremlin
Sadak Lady Muscovites
J. W. Schollian
Simmons Avenue Southeast
First Methodist Church
W. C
Thrift Extension Club
R. M. Hess
Clinois Avenue
Huron P. T. A. Council
Grace Episcopal Church
Congregational Church
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Wesley Hall
Trinity Guild
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs
Bae Hall
Canton Huron
C. F
Kilmer Forum
McCune
W. J. Findley
Fifth Street
Fred Wormstadt
Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Church
W. C. Gowdy
R. E. Balzer
Ladies Association of the Presbyterian Church
Paul Myers
Idaho Avenue Southeast
A. B. Blake
Idaho Avenue
Frank Splitek
Third Street
George Wright
Nebraska Avenue
Plunkett
Bridge Club Meetings and Sociales Reported
Mrs C BCom cor hosted the ester meeting with Miss Anna Struiff in charge. Plans were made to move the monthly meeting to the first Tuesday and to hold future sessions in the parish hall. Lunch, bridge at two tables, and May committee action followed. Mrs Lloyd Henry attended an afternoon party by Mrs J L Kramer, with bridge and a two-course luncheon. May baskets and poles set the lunch seating, prizes went to Mrs Archie Collins, Mrs Henry, and Mrs Harvey Strong. Mrs Henry leaves for Siam Falls soon. Mrs Phil Bridenbaugh hosted a bridge party with prizes to Mrs Tom Haugen and Mrs Grant Parrish. a guest prize went to Mrs A J Jamison. Lunch followed. Miss Beatrice Hurley hosted thirteen guests for a Sunday dinner at G C Briggs home with Miss Gwen Owens of Pierre as out of town guest. A two-course dinner at one long table featured tulips and an afternoon of pinnockle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlh Kramer
Mrs. Henry
May Poles
May Baskets
Archie Collins
Henry
Harvey Strong
Siam Falls
Phil Bridenbaugh
Bridge Club
Tom Haugen
Grant Parrish
A. J. Jamison
Lomch
Beatrice Hurley
G. C. Briggs
Sapoday
Gwen Owens
Pierre
Patchy Road Report From Brookings To Huron
The Associated Press notes mixed road conditions across South Dakota towns. Brookings shows 73 with 1.08 inches precip and good roads. Sioux Falls 74 with unclear high and precip. Rapid City 75 with no precip and clear roads. Watertown 70 with 0 precip and clear roads. Aberdeen 90 high 16/low 85 with clear roads. Yankton 65 with sprinkles and clear roads. Mitchell and Pierre show various low accuracy figures but roads listed as good and clear. Huron reported with unreadable data.
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Associated Press
Brookings
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Watertown
Aberdeen
Nore
Yankton
Mitchell Ti
Pierre
Mone
Huron
Calhoun County pays farmers in corn hog allotment
Charles Grows treasurer of the Calhoun county corn hog allotment committee distributed checks totaling 2550 dollars to 12 farmers who signed early payment corn-hog reduction contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell
Charles
Calhoun County
Weather Forecast and Robbery Report from Field Station
Weather data notes temperatures and precipitation with regional forecasts for Huron South Dakota Minnesota and general unsettled conditions through Wednesday. A separate item reports Swan son s Service Station Hedfield robbed of 25 dollars Saturday night with suspicions pointing to local involvement due to money not in its usual place.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Hedfield
Swanson
Miller Society Hosts Bridge at John Haverstock Home
Miss Maxine Smith Miss Jeannette Ringland and Mrs Maud Rowcliffe led a Miller Society bridge gathering at John Haverstock’s residence Saturday afternoon. Three tables of women from the Miller faculty competed with garden party themed decorations and spring blooms. Prizes for top scores went to Carol Kramer and Mrs J H Kramer as Maud Rowcliffe hosted at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Smith
Jeannette Ringland
Maud Rowcliffe
John Haverstock
Goeste
Miller
By. Mix
Carol Kramer
J. H Kramer
Women's Catholic Order of For
City Briefs Show Visits and Travel Around Huron Area
Mrs. Deane Hackett and son Dickie Deane plan return Thursday after a ten day visit with her parents in Huron. Philadelphia visitor Mrs. H E Thornbur returned from three weeks at Calmar and Brookings. Miss Marjorie Cowling arrived from Sioux City for a sister’s visit in Huron as their brother drove her to town. Several locals travel to Iowa and Minnesota for family events and funerals while others send flowers for Mother’s Day.
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Brookings
Ethylle Keaiing
Sioux City
Joann Bennett
W.T. Thornbur
Colman
Stunday
M. EL. Marevaen
Kel Bros., Inc
M. C. Bundy
St. Paul
Sioux Falls
Mir
John G. Dorsey
John Kramer
Canning
C. D. Strickland
Heiss
F. Meir Blough
Carroll Lockhart
Watertown
Betty
Harold
Janet Bruce
B. L. Wyborny
Yankton
C. Arthur Mitchell
Wisconsin
Mildred Lewallen
Oldham
Maurice Gowdy
Britain shifts to anti dumping policy amid trade war
London reports new anti dumping laws to protect home producers as Britain tightens protectionist stance against Japan. House of Commons hints at higher duties on silk and Japanese goods, with government seeking union cooperation. Also notes marriage licenses for John Edward Kelley and Mabelle Catherine Press in Mitchell and an engagement event at Smith jewelry store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomy
Britain
London
Great Britain
Japan
House of Commons
John Edward Kelley
Mabelle Catherine Press
Mitchell
Clarence J. Hofer
Carpenter
Margaret Hofer
Hitchrock
Vings Smith Jewelry Store
Ady
Mothers Invited to College Porpoise? May Day Festivities
Student association at Huron College plans Mother's Day weekend events supervised by the Y M C A. Activities include open house at Voorhees dormitory, May Fete on campus, reserved seating for parents and trustees, a Sunday breakfast at Voorhees hall, devotional services in the parlors, and vesper services in the college chapel led by Bruce Ketelle, Y M C A president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College Student Association
Huron College
Y. MC. A
Wic
Voorhees
Voorhees Hall
W.C. A
Bruce Ketelle
Burma Missionary Talks At College
The Rev. M ru Parish, missionary to Burma, spoke at Huron College introduced by Rev. Trenerry. He described the territory he served in for years, noting the people, cobras diseases and language. He will speak at the Baptist church tonight. Samuel de Champlain founded Quebec in 1608.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.ru. Parish
Ocapus
Burma
Huron College
Trenerry
Mr. Parish
Baptist Church
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Iowa Avenue Southeast
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Ways and Means
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