Social events fill weekend schedule at Labor Temple and local homes
Evelyn Hartnagel notes juvenile Lodge No 4 Degree of Honor meets at Labor Temple Saturday with a class in writing at 2 o clock. Various clubs host meetings Sunday and Monday including Odd Fellows River Lodge Knights of Columbus and Wikoska Club. Socials feature demonstrations, bridge parties, a Kathryn Terpening party and a Methodist Aid luncheon.
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Labor Temple
Satuday
Oregon Avenue Southeast
P. Lodge
Dim River Lodge
Odd Fellows
Lo.c
Covered Garbage Containers Urged by Huron Officials
Huron South Dakota city officials urged residents to use covered garbage cans to meet unitary regulations and aid the spring and summer cleanup campaign. City Manager Dow Sears emphasized that non covered containers won’t be collected, citing health safeguards with warm weather.
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Huron
Asa Jhealth
Dow 1
Sears
South Dakota
Patriotic Play Set For Sunday at Methodist Church
The Great Choice a patriotic play by Fred Beatmen will be presented Sunday evening at the Methodist Church under the College Epworth League. The scene depicts a future war with regional Civilian Commanders choosing between nationalist policy and a son's fiancée who advocates internationalism. Cast includes Grace Warner Anne Goodman Neda Isobel Goodman Maxine Johnson and others directed by Mary Warner. The event supports Memorial Sunday activities and invites the public to attend May 23. Morgenthau reports continued weekly borrowing of 90.9 million dollars through May with more bills and a total of 200 million expected by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beatmen
Methodist Church
College Epworth League
Phy
International
Paula
Grace Warner
Anne Goodman
Neda
Isobel Goodman
Maxine Johnson
Thomaa Kruger
Gilbert Bledsoe
Mies Lea
de- Yonna Brandveld
RD. Rauch
Herman Kruger
al Householder
Hey
Thompson
Carl Wodelman
Direc
Tor
Mary Warner
Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day Sets Countdown for Memorial Fund
The American Legion Auxiliary under Ethyl Urquhart plans a nationwide Poppy Day with volunteers selling red poppies to honor World War dead and support disabled veterans and bereaved families. Proceeds fund welfare work, while the symbol emphasizes remembrance and living aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurror
United Sates
America
William Reeves
Ethyl Urquhart
Curtis to Move Family to Redfield for Warden Post
Deputy state game warden Curtis announced relocation to Redfield to assume full game warden duties in Spink County. He will operate Lakeside state fish hatchery from Cottonwood Lake, with residence at the hatchery. Earl Pellant will replace him in Bradie and Hand counties, and E R Lishig will move to Faulkton to supervise a new district including Faulkton Potter and Edmunds counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Curtis
Beadle
Hand
Redfield
Spink County
Curtis
Lakeside
Cottonwood Lake
Curts
Bradie
Earl Pellant
Hopkins Gives Relief Views
Washington May 2 Edward J Duffy reports Harry L Hopkins reflects on four years directing federal relief. He argues the American system now relies on public works rather than private charity and declares pride in work relief funding nearing seven million dollars. Hopkins credits progress from state aid to federal work.
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Edward J. Duffy
Washington
Harry XL. Hopkins
York
Hopkins
Civil Works Administration
Treasury
Roosevelt
Congress Frst
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roosevelt Congress
Hopkin
New York
Grinnell
Grinnell College
Works Progress
Public Works Plan Aims To Cut Labor Force Next Year
A 1908 report notes 3 600 000 people have worked on federal projects across parks buildings sewing and teaching for a total cost of about 2 000 000 dollars. The plan seeks to reduce the total by at least 500 000 next year while paying about 5 a month per worker at an average of 200 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap Betacam
Attia Wea
Payle
Local Huron City Notes and Social Visits
Mr and Mrs L J Sammon and daughter Mary Lee arrived in Huron for a three day visit at the Johnson home. Mrs Josephine Kelley returned to Redfield after an overnight Rainbow Lodge meeting. A son was born last night at 8 45 in a Huron hospital to Mr and Mrs William Clemmens weight six pounds eight ounces. Flowers and plants advertised by Walker s. Miss Edythe Weiner of Washington DC visited Pierre with a group from Rapid City and others. Edythe was taken to Pierre by plane. Chas HO Robeson Jewelers advertised street fitting glasses guarantee. Mr and Mrs Joe Fortner and Miss Elizabeth Feeney visited Helen Feeney in Huron. Miss Feeney trains in Chicago and is visiting Mount Vernon and Plankinton. Lucille Otto wedding to C M Wider noted. Mr Otto s sister from Minneapolis attended. Perry Floral advertised geraniums and water hyacinths. Mr and Mrs Haph Otto of Minneapolis to attend wedding and return Sunday. Mrs Paul Kohlman and Paul Jr returned from ten days in Ironwood and Bessemer.
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L. J. Sammon
Daugh
Mary Lee
St. Paul
Hur
Ba Johnson
M. C. Alford
Perriton
Josephine Kelley
Redfield
Pat Dermody
Rainbow Lodge No. Wal
Huron Hospital
Wiliam Clemmens
Walker's
Lota Powell
Alice Flagatead
Rapid City
DeEtte Buillte
Ft. Pierre
Este Hatfield
Pierre
Huron
Edythe Weiner
Washington, D. C
Weiner
Chas
HO Robeson
Smith Jewelry Staready
Joe Fortner
Plankinton
Elizabeth Feeney
Chicago
Helen Feeney
Fortner
Marvin Hughitt
St. Luke's Hospital
Mount Vernon
Eaghe
Perry
Selado
Haph Otto
Minneapolis
Paul Kohlman
Paul, Jr
Ironwood
Mich
Kohlonee
Aso
Bessemer
Demand Action In Mundelein Case
Berlin reports renewed Nazi pressure on American Jews and Catholics urging the Vatican to discipline Chicago Cardinal Mundelein. The dispatch also targets New York Mayor LaGuardia amid lurid claims of immorality in New York City schools and alleged church sex offenses, with calls to turn offenders over to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Vatican
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Adolf Hitler
Fiorello H. Leguardia
New York
New ‘York
Germany
Nto
Brooklyn
Cardinal Mundelein
The
Lokalanzei
Mattingen
Bonn
Privst
Install Officers of La-Tec Commandery No. 6K 1937
Officers for 1937 were installed in La-Tec Commandery No. 6K by past commander WW B Wharton with G R McArthur assisting. Installed were C. E. Voigt as commander W H Saxton generalissimo W A Holton captain general R H Jahn senior warden C D Streeter junior warden RE Cone prelate W M Griffith treasurer J W Johnson recorder H R Bruner standard bearer C B Dickinson sword bearer T E Weston warden G C Quiel sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wharton
G. R McArthur
C. E. Voigt
W. H Saxton
W. A. Holton
R. H. Jahn
C. D. Streeter
RE Cone
W. M. Griffith
J. W.johnsson
H. RB Bruner
C. B. Dickinson
T. E Weston
G. C. Quele
Massive North Dakota storm leaves damage near Watertown
A severe May storm pounded the Watertown area with up to 4.53 inches of rain at Milbank, hail large as walnuts shattered greenhouse glass and broke hundreds of windows, while three Great Northern freight cars derailed near Stockholm. Two injured transients were taken to a La Bolt hospital as bridges washed out and farm buildings suffered damage.
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Rocx
Great Northern
Stockholm
la Bolt
Watertown
Milbank
South Shore
Stre
RES
Highmore
Masonic Temple
John Noonan
Codington County Extension Avent
New Underwood
Wall
Range
Rapid City
Millz
Gem
Goodwin
Clark
Sisseton
Codington County Extension
J. L. Wicks
Sout
Des Moines area reels from severe hailstorm damage
A historic hail storm battered a community yesterday, smashing 20 schoolhouse windows and destroying gardens while leaving many residences with broken lights. Ground was covered in hail two feet deep in places, and two inches of rain accompanied the storm that began at 3 07 p m and lasted ten minutes. Insurance covered the property losses. Some farmers doubt grain will recover as it was in early development. The storm swept in from the northwest with high winds and heavy rainfall, part of a broader statewide weather outbreak causing outages and a tornado elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
George van de Lo
Huron
Harrold
Highmore Highmore
Highmore
Mmer
Highnote
Masonic Tenia Phe
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Evelyn Hartnagel
B. Af RT
J. Rossman
Tas
Biss
L. J. Ossmin
Birs. Skelback
Art Fletehill
Sir Walter Scott
Bert Marks
Elder John- Bod Mave
Rossman
Homecraft Club
Aturteen
Harry B. Sanders
Homecraft Extension Club
Betty Hansen
Beach Avenue
Sanders
Hamlin Garland
George Gile
Fishwold
D. C. Reutler
Kathryn Terpening
Farty
Velma McAllister
Velma Smith
Edith Smith
McAllister
Colorado Avenue Southwest
Miss Terpening
Arien
Chladek
Nera Towne
LH. Tevening
Erpening
Rose Point
Methodist Aid Division
M. EB
Lacies Aid
Mra
Frank B. Gordon
D.V. MecDonnel
HN. Carleton
Marjorie Christophesa
Walsey
Maxine Gordon
Wolsey
Evonne Gordon
William Moss Artains Clus
Pianeer Bridge Club
William Moss
Dakota Avenue South
George Eley
W. J. Braskamp
Bailey
Louis Melivaine
William Camp
Roger Garlick
Robert Schumann
Forest Carpenter
Arethur Schumant
Ralph Suttor
Mir
Roger Gerlick
William
Soa
Queste
Woethwhils
A. T. Club
Bord
Garlick
Zimer
Mra Roy Curtis
Orin Brugman
Rainbow Lodge
Rainbow Lodge No
Roth Ellen Smith
Geet
Chargy
Rie Hugh Barclay
Roy A. Klar
Boward Cotton
Riverside Park
Fred Curtis
Reddield
J. Birdienith
Bower Garlick
Marry Thoman
Marx Roy Sraith
Bridge Club
Trows
Sylvia Trow
Fifth Street
L. E. Bloodgood
Merle Buck
South Lawn Club
Hatlestads
South Lawn Extension Club
JO. BH. Hatlestad
Thielen
Wayne Wilson
Fred Moeller
Roy Barhave
Gene Calvert
A. Max- Dem
Norah Hogan
Beadle County Community Service
Norah Hogar
Miss Hogan
Community Service Center
Beadle County
Socard OF Education
Board of Education
Ward's Grove
Morgenthau
Legion Auxiliary
Mundelein
Masonic Lodge
Gagnon’s
Des Moines
Red Oak
AL Osceola
Wrisley
DU Parc
Mo Sherman
Moe
el Shoes
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