Social events and meetings in Huron community
Tonight convocation in Wesley Hall hosts the Good Fellowship Class and Scouts. Saturday Mothers Day programs and Ladies clubs meet in Labor Temple and Central Church of Christ venues. Washington T.A. holds final meeting with mothers honored. P.T.A. council dinner planned for May 20 to hear convention report. marriages and showers announced along with a bridal event and club gatherings around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Fellowship
Methodist Sunday School
Wesley Hall
National Federation of Postoffice Clerks Meeting
Labor Temple
Lodge
Central Bible Study
Central Church of Christ
Oregon Avenue
Watch Tower
H. Young
Beach Avenue
Division
I. E
Dm Labor Temple
Suvenlie
J. E. Smith
Mire
Elmer Shanahan
Huron P. T. A
F. A
Bert Phillips
Milwaukee
Mum Phillips
P. T.A
Kellogg's Aur RAN Promotes Bulk In Diet
An old advertisement touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a daily cereal to prevent constipation by supplying bulk. It claims the cereal absorbs water, softens the mass, cleanses the system, strengthens intestinal muscles, and provides vitamin B and iron in various forms.
Farewells and gatherings mark Huron notices
An afternoon event hosted by Bernadine Ross featured light refreshments and a farewell for Mrs Nelneadt planning her move to Los Angeles. Guests, bridge players, and prize awards followed the close of the evening, with a two course luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandyolds
Indvold
Montana Avenue
Lenore Styar
J. H. Finckh
A. Photakas
New York City
Brandvold
Ed Kuntz
Lub
Photakas
J. T. Reese
Bernadine
Bernadine Ross
Dune 4
Neisteadt
Ted. Hegg
Huron
Nelneadt
Los Angeles
Atley Hegg
al Minshaw
Arnold ‘Hegg
Mr. Tohs
Hegg
Ladies Sodac Club
Trotters
L. L. Trotter
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Ladies Sociae Club
A. C. Conner
Webster
Euvest
M. E. Marcu
Son
Mra
Frank Dunlap
Mrs Townsend to be married in summer shower a bridal theme
Watertown Public Opinion reports a dinner and shower for Miss Townsend hosted by Mr XE Hubbard and Mrs LaVerne Hubbard. Twelve guests attended as a kewpie doll centerpiece and a cellophane shower decor themed the evening. Prizes were awarded in a party game and guests included Mrs Ext Stevens of Vermillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita
Murphy
Juanita Murphy
Lee E. Eichinger
C.K Murphy
Ohio “Avenue Southwest
Noema’ Martin
Dorothy Titt
Etchinger
Olson
Helen Olson
J. €. Shirley
Nips
George Campbell
HL. Saylor
Shirley
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Tlee
A Tremain
Dorothy McDowall
Pitts
Miss Townsend
Watertown
XE. Hubbard
LaVerne. Hubbard
Mixa Mar- Suret Townsend
Townsend
Marie Binrnsrud
Ds. Ralph Hubbard
Ney.ing
Ext. Stevens
Vermillion
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Chicago and North Western Railway Women's Club
Vito Deyo
O'Barr
Jolly Tasters Club
Jolly Tasters Extension Club
Beryl Cottington
Darrell Gibbs
Elsie McMahon
Ibbs
Cottington
L. B. Tracy
Hoy Gillespie
Washington Pro
Washington . T. A
Anal -Reports
TL Salehert
Weasingim
Alfred Trenerry
Ray Hyde
Horense Babbitt
Second View
Edythe Keck
Dora Brown
D. H. Packard
Salcert
G. van Olst
Verne Deyo
Carl Moe
RH. Hillery
Babe Biti
Cleo
Washington School
Randall Lampe
Homa
Phyllis
Jean’ Lampe
Sheldon Disrud
Chandler Frack
Eka Trenarry
PRA Council
J. M. Peters
Lincoln
Floyd Urban
McKinley
A Trénerry
Washington
Ray Johnson
Jefferson
Ted ‘Edwards
Wilson
Charles Miller
George ‘Gile
Grant van Truce
Grant van Truce, Ithe Newly-Elected Council President, Mra. Sheldon Reese
P. C. Sth
Dave
Christensen
Carda
B. Winter
Ben
Davies
George Schroder
Mr.Schroder
P. C
Mir
Gilgore
C. C
Eva Gilgora
Hattie Parkhurst
Jennie Winter
Bem Goranson
Ethel Morse
DE Molays
Huron de Molays
Masonic Temple
Cearl Hall
de Molay
Dad
Howard 'Axelrad
Mra Zd Zum
Cilor
Bob Rutherford
Don Hoppel
Howard Ax
Elvad
Charles "Dukes
C. J. Hopper
Mira
Soba Greene
Mrs. Seley
J. N. Shiley
E. L. Dahl
Ninth Street
Stiley
Milton Cochrane
James, Venables, Jr
Stilley
Holeproof
Salt
Robinsoas
Fiaxery Market
Prunes
Calif
Incacnes SC
Peas
Crean
And
Pike
Spinachen
Nelly Don
Armour
Jean
Lee
Newberry
Penney's
Lora Kniterat
Glen Row
Coats
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