Local clubs schedule Friday meetings and social events
Multiple groups plan Friday gatherings in Plymouth area including Mothers club at 2 80 o'clock with Mrs Charles Peffarkorn Y W C A board at 2 30 Scandinagien at 7 30 Plymouth Circle at Congregational church parlors 2 30 Izpah chapter No 9 O E S at 8 Brotherhood of American Yeomen meet 7 30 at Mrs Frances Seeman home social lunch follows Out of town guest Mrs Walter Halley hosted at two parties in Was invited to luncheon at Mrs Lane's apartment 26 Tamson and a courtesy for Mrs Halley hosted by Mrs Karl Buchholz more bridge prizes and other events noted Rowena Circle meeting at Mrs Everett Waddell home sewing and party planning Fortnightly club year end meeting at Mrs A K Gardner and Federation talk upcoming at Y W cottage.
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Mothers Club
Charles Peffarkorn
Scandinagien
Legion Hall
Plymouth
Congregational Church
Izpah
Walter Halley
Rapid City
Roland . Lane
Halley
Karl Buchholz
Ilinois Avenue
Roy Daum
Claude Dawson
Rowena Circle
Waddell Woth
Charles Coburn
Everett Waddell
Second Street
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Frances Seeman
George Larson
A.K. Gardner
America
Mary Scruby
Redfield speaker to address group on national feder
Mrs. Lillian Lippett of Redfield, a representative of the National Feder appears set to give a talk here. The event aims to inform members about federal programs and civic participation opportunities.
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Lillian Lippett
Redfield
Feder
Diary of a Central South Dakota Farm Woman
A Central South Dakota farm diary entry dated May 2 describes a morning routine with ironing baking and feeding chores. The narrator notes cooler weather and plans to plant onion seeds while Dan selects seed corn from the lot.
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South Dakota
Dan
Sunday farm visit ends with power outage and worry
The narrator joins a farm visit with Dan and a house lady as corn is sorted and chicks cared for. A son is ill and a vet is contacted while a neighbor without a phone blocks a quick interview before a lights failure forces a return home.
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Dan
Obituary of Lucille MacMahon Hart
Lucille MacMahon Hart born February 20 1904 in Shenandoah Iowa moved to South Dakota in 1920 married Leah Hart September 11 1924. She died May 5 in a Huron hospital. Funeral May 7 Hitchcock Methodist Church with Rev. Page assisting. Burial at Hitchcock Cemetery. She leaves husband three children and extended family in Madison South Dakota.
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Lucille Macmahon-Hart
Lucille
Sarah Macmahon
Shenandoah
Iowa
South Dakota
Leah Hart
Maxine
Kenneth
James
Juanita
Hart
Huron
Hitchcock
Methodist Episcopal Church
F.C. Page
Methodist ‘Church
James Mac- Mahon
Floyd Doty
Walter Hoefs
Margie May
Clayton
Dple
Willis
Melvin
Madison
J. W. McIntyre
David
Morning Dawning and the Call to Christ
Fragments of devotional verse speak of dawn and rising light as a metaphor for spiritual awakening. The text urges readers to seek the full knowledge of Christ and his ways, noting that true contentment arrives with spiritual insight. Contributed.
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Christ
Card of Thanks for Expressions of Sympathy
The Hart family expresses heartfelt gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death. Special thanks to those who sent floral offerings and to Mrs A W Hopkins and Mrs H N Carlson for singing at the funeral. Families from Hitchcock Madison and Madison report appreciation to all who offered support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Hopkins
Floyd Doty
Madison
Walter Hoets
Mrs Grace Sutphen resigns as South Dakota Odd Fellows matron
Grace Sutphen a pioneer Huron resident has resigned as matron of the South Dakota Odd Fellows and Orphans Home in Dell Rapids. She led the home since 1922 with high efficiency and devotion. The board and Home board chair express deep regret over her departure and note she helped establish a high standard of care.
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State
Odd Fellows Home
Dell Rapids
Grace Sutphen
South
Dakota
Odd’ Fellows’ and Orphans
Ella Kingery
Parker
B. Raymond
Odd Wellows
South Dakota
Board of ‘Trustees
Huron
Home Board
Grand Lodge
Sutphen
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Assembly of
Rebekah Assembly
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Youthful Look
Advert says MELLO GLO powder makes you look years younger with pure color approved by the U.S. Government. It claims no pastiness flakiness or irritation, a new French process improves smoothness and minimizes pores, and it stays on longer without shiny noses at The Fair Store.
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Coe I. Crawford
Dakota Avenue South
Jane Chase
Miss Chase
John Sherman
Minneapolis
Ation
Huron Theater
J.J. Kennedy
Iowa Avenus
Eb, C.sienssen
Av Gordier
Merrill
Henry Timm
Mabel Bunch
Sioux Parts
Mr.Timm
Robert E. Timm
Beadlay County
National Refining’ Company
Pierre
Timm
Chicago
Woman's Club
Chicago & North Western Railway System
Labor Temple
George King
Broemmer
J. J. Burns
Iary
Beer Farmer’s Cooperative Association
Sudow’s
Chic
Sudow
Bertling
Alingerio
Tom
Coalford Optometrist
Dak
Douglas Fairbanks
Haron Ad
Huron Furnace CO
ENT
New Gulbransen
BOS
G. Gulbransen
Gulbransen
Costain Music Store
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