Social Events Schedule Tuesday and Wednesday Notices
Community notices list Tuesday gatherings including Option Extension club Mrs B L Styer Colfax Rebekah lodge and various church groups at KC hall Labor Temple and local homes. Story hour library crafts and Federation of clubs meet, plus a concert recital and birthday parties among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Styer
Ohio Street
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
LO. C. F
Knights of Columbus
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Labor Temple
Walther League
City Federation of Clubs
James Burns
Fansag Street
S. W. Keck
Commissionary Society of the American Lutheran Church
Gust Shewell
Dakota Avenue South
Ie College
RK. J. Moulton
Illinois and West
J . A. J. Lang
Gilbert van
Lang
Nebraska Avenue
Woodman circle meets at Marvin Hughitt hotel
Members of James River Grove No. 16 host social for Woodman circle at Marvin Hughitt hotel with Hazel Fenski guiding arrangements assisted by Hazel Hyde and other state and local officers. Notable guests include Mary E. LaRocca national president and Sarah Greenaree state auditor. meeting features a traveling gavel from Omaha. Refreshments at five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James River Grove No. 16
Woodman Circle
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Hazel Fenski
Guardian
Hazel Hyde
Hulda Schott
Margaret McLaughlin
Sarah Greenaree
Miller
Fenski
McLaughlin
South Dakota
Mary E. LaRocca
Omaha
Sherman
Tex
Davenport Couple Wed In Simple Rural Ceremony
About twenty five relatives and friends attended the ceremony. The bride wore a white satin gown and carried a shower bouquet of sweet peas. The couple will reside five and one half miles northeast of Davenport. Mrs. Cave hosts Beta Delphian program with lectures on Handel Haydn Mozart Beethoven Schubert and Weber led by various members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Groth
Davenport
R.A. Cave
Beta Delphian
Iinois Avenue
Handel
Haydn
Mozart
J. Tschetter
Carl Gibbs
D. J. McNamara
Local Notes and Visits Highlight City Briefs
Mes, C. E. Barrows and granddaughter Beverly from Helena arrive for a visit at 480 Nebraska Ave SW. E. B. Ulrich and Mrs. C. J. Paul son depart for Minneapolis to attend the national PTA convention. We card party planned by Rebekahs after lodge. Fern Kambel enters curses training school in Sioux Falls with Clara Kambel and others. Mrs. Paulson’s father ill in Yankton. E. A. Ruden of Pierre visits Huron. Jean Sutter of Hitchcock visits with sisters and aunt. I O O F grand secretary Bargain eggs offered by Buck Bros. birth announced for Helen Star, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BR Bagby. Rev S D Disrud delivers baccalaureate sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
C. E. Barrows
Beverly
Helena
Mont
George
Curses
Clara Kambel
G. H. Towle
Chris Paulson
Lyle
Yankton
Paulson
E. A. Ruden
Pierre
State Banking Department
Huron
Jean Sutter
Hitchcock
Shirlweth
Lenore Sutter
Alma Anderson
B. Raymond
I. O. O. F Lodge
Bristol
Buck Bros. & Co. Adv
BR. T. Bagby
Idaho Avenue
Helen Star
S. D. Disrud
Virgil High School Families and Local Residents Travel
The Virgil High School in Virgil along with Mrs. N. P. Whiting and daughter Barbara Ann are noted. Miss Clara Jo Place and Miss Esther Nelson visited Wagner for the weekend. Supt A J Lang, Rev Bristol and Mrs EB Bryan were among Huron residents attending a national PTA convention in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil High School
Virgil Lasal
N. P. Whiting
Barbara Ann
Clara Jo Place
Esther Nelson
Wagner
A. J. Lang
Wees Bristol
EB. A. Bryan
Minneapolis
Veuny Sinkie
Gann Valley
Mra
W. J. Whitney
Milwaukee
Chicago
Rebekah Lodge
Weather summary and road report for South Dakota Minnesota
Cloudy conditions tonight into Tuesday with some east portion clearing tonight. Temperatures rise Tuesday with extreme northwest cooler tonight. Minnesota forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with heavy royal? precipitation and rising temperatures. Road report notes varying conditions with listed highs lows and precipitation for Huron Sioux Falls Watertown Yankton Mitchell Rapid City Pierre. roads generally good and clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Northwest
Minnesota
Huron
Cleas
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Yankton
Mitchell
Rapid City
Pierre
Weather report notes extreme spring temperatures
Temperature data shows the highest and lowest readings compared with last year, noting unusually high early spring warmth and late season lows. Sunrise and sunset times are listed as 5 05 a.m. and 7 53 p.m. with 87 and 24 degrees mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rsa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Blystone
Dist
Colorado Avenue
Harvey Tice
K. P. l. Queen of the Prairie Lodge
R. C. of A
Irene Rayburn
Mus
Hughith
Mount
Altrusa Club
Ad‘nisa Club
Kiefler
Joe Rother
Kiefer
Gladys Murray
Presbyterian Church
Lida Betts
Mary Wales
Colorado Avenue Southwest
Wales
Carrie Kinsman
Nellie Walls
S. H. May
Lane
Patrick O'Toole
Ker
Century Heart Club
George Morse
R. Bischof
10Th Street
L Ama Anderson
Shirlee Sutter
Chia Avenue
T. E Sutter
Don Henson
Miss Anderson
John Kingdon
J. E. Sutter
T. J. Wood
Congregational Church
Verdi
Robert Gehrke
Mrs. Wood
Sanders
Commander Byrd- Hack
Os Stilwell Y
Shaweetmaeleinen
Scammell
Chapine Leeith
Wood
Anthony Mary Louise Blechenger
Cupie
Wate
Anthony
Betty Sheeks
Aaron
Iseilz
Mr Wood
la Camp
Adair Raymond Laurinat
Nevin ' Helen Habient
Cadman Evelyn Qdell
Grunn Louella Young
Lincke
Evelyn Odell
Louella Young
N. H. McKay
E. A. Hanson
Mrs. McKay
Neil McKay
Catherine McKay
Hanson
James Tomlinson
Mrs. Hanson
Bologna
Frankfurters St
Maxwellhouss
E. el. Schaeffer
Ruth Giard
E. C. McKenzie
Thorson
W. I
West Eighteenth Street
Helen
Russell Thorson
Early
Ollock
Helen Russell
Dorothy Doolittle
Charles H. Ross
C. P
Haas
Ingrid Fortune
Los Angeles
Hannah Fortune
Ingrid Lorraine Fortune
Sylvester C. Hill
Hill
la Jolla
Cal
West Vernon Avenue
Huron’ S High School
Huron College
Louise Moeller
Iowa
Louise K. Moeller
William Moeller
Wolsey
Elmee W. Groth
Fred H. Mten
Trinity Lutherary Church
Henry Stoltenberg
Charleen Schneff
Henry Schneff
Beta Delphians
Walker’s
Marguerittes Vni
Waibel’s Hardware
Ivory
Noth Platte
Saint Paul Sheridan
Williston Fierre
Bam
Heeon
Eilers Furriers
Olin Studio
Bismarck
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