Social events and club meetings fill week in Huron
Thursday events include Degree of Honor No. 46 at 7 30pm a Mother’s day program and Mizpah chapter at 8pm in the Masonic Temple. Friday a Fray W G A board meeting at 2 20. Saturday Degree of Honor Juveniles No. 46 at 2 30pm in the Labor Temple. Wilson pre school circle reports largest state membership and officers elected. Newman club and Lincoln PTA hold meetings with reports on disease research and music. Dinner marks 23rd anniversary of Rev Ketell’s tenure. Various lodge, P T A and salon gatherings with bridge, screens and programs through the week.
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Mizpah Chapter
B. B
Masonic Temple
Progressive Ten Club
Minnie Cox
Labor Temple
Wilson
Huddleston
Colorado Avenue Southwest
Nick Koppert
William Gardner
Ralph Bischoff
Virgil
Wilson Pra
Teporia
Koppert
Giving
Parents Magazine
Arnold Kruse
C. D. Bartholow
Robert Pair
W. Kellar
T. A. Hook
W. H
Newman Club
Sarah Thompson
Alex ‘Culhane
A Crawford
William Issenhuth
Alex Culhane
G. J. Kiel
Henry Vonderhaar
All Bran Helps Family After Daughters Constipation
An enthusiastic letter from Mr. and Mrs. L. Popa of Elmira New York describes using All Bran to relieve their daughter's lifelong constipation. They report no laxatives since starting All Bran and recommend the product to friends. The note promotes All Bran as gentle bulk providing B vitamins and iron and suggests consulting a doctor.
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Maple Ave
Elmira
N.Y
Kelegy
Huron Residents Present May Music Program in Hitchcock
The Carrie Davis study club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. J J Platts home with Mrs Marty Fields hosting. After the business meeting led by President Mrs John Miller, Huron guests provided musical entertainment arranged by Mrs Robert D Lusk. A violin trio performed with Zelda Lauters accompanying, Nadine Skare sang, and Lauters played piano pieces.
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Lincoln
Lincoln FT. A
Marion Buchfeld
Patty Pottes
Rhea Christen
de. W. T. Smith
Huron College
T. Hoeckel
Leo McDermott
Helen Feeney
Virgil
Leonard Davis
T. EH. Luby
A. W. Palm
T. E. Joeckel
Marion Burchfield
Lucille Bruce
Horace Don
Joeckel
Washington P. TA
Washington P. T. A
Grace Finley
Fiano
Waullenhaupt
Doris Anderson
W. G. Siegenthaler
A. Trenerry
Hortense Babbitt
Bernice Hastle
Jane Ricker
R.A. Hyde
Babbitt
E. Shaw
L. Rollins
R. Bowers
J. Ludtka
J. Salbert
Carl’ Moe
Charles Kant
Huron
Carrie Davis
J. J. Platt
Marty Fields
John Miller
Robert D. Lusk
Harold van Heuvelen
Marjorie Walker
Robert Grattan
Zelda Lauters
Nadine ‘Skare Anng
Miss Skara
Irs, Lusk
Tiusie appreciation and the exchange of International music concerts
Twenty-two members and guests from Huron attended the afternoon event with violin piano and opera descriptions from America's best composers. The gathering was hosted and served by hostesses at 4 30 o'clock and closes the club year meetings until September.
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Tiusie
America
Huron
Thin
Farm Tragedy Details Given Fred Nelson Found In Field
Hitchcock May 9 Special Details on the accidental death of Fred Nelson a Hitchcock farmer found dead in a field near his home eight miles northeast of Hitchcock. He began work in the field plowing with a tractor about 630 yesterday morning. A neighbor Mrs Annonemous heard the tractor not moving around 1130 and went to the field with Mrs Will Paulson. She drove back to the road and sounded the horn but there was no response.
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Fred Nelson
Hitchcock
Hitchcock Farmer
Nelson
Will, Paulson
Aide
Mr. Nelson
Mrs. Nelson
Tragic Tractor Accident Claims Nelson in Field
Mrs Nelson found her husband dead beside a plowed field after a tractor trip rope snapped and the machine crushed him. He had driven three rounds about 5 o clock before the machine veered into rocks and severed a wheel. Surviving are a widow and two children Marie 1 and Grennard 8 born May 29 1893 in Sweden. He married Karna Person of Hitchcock on April 4 1923 and had lived in the community twenty years.
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Marie
Grennard
Nelson
Sweden
Karna Person
Hitchcock
Senator Borah Attacks Ruling on Rail and Pension Law
Idaho Senator Borah, aligned with critics, denounces the Supreme Court decision that strikes down the rails and pension law as a dangerous ruling. He warns it threatens federal policy and governance.
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Borah
Washington
Idaho
Supreme Court
Senate debates social security program action
The article notes Borah dismissing the idea that new rules will block social legislation while the Senate Finance Committee, urged by the administration, begins executive review of the social program with a goal to report to the Senate by week’s end.
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Borah
Borsh
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
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