Community groups schedule varied events in Huron
Local notices outline Monday and Tuesday gatherings across lodges like James River No 32 Odd Fellows E P lodge and De Molay lodge at libraries temples and halls. A country club party with pot luck and dance is planned with an orchestra. April brides are honored in showers with gifts and a mock wedding.
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James River Lodge
Odd Fellows
Huron Civic Chorus
E. P. Lodge
Literary Coterie
Yelock
Ruple
Dorcas Society
Julius
Wickie
Evelyn Kent
Mrs Bryan Honored At Watertown Garden Party
Wealth of details describe a Watertown gathering honoring Mrs E H Bryan of Huron. Hostesses include Mrs Brown at 606 First St NW and Mrs Hyde at 219 Seventh Ave NW. Tulip decor and various guests noted along with a later luncheon and home visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Watertown
P. Et. Egert
Brown
First Street
N. W
E. H. Bryan
Huron
National Kindergarten Association
A. L. Hyde
Seventh Avenue N. W
Lloyd B. Peterson
First Street N. W
Hyde
City
Happy Hour Club Meeting At Mrs Jacquette Home
Ten members and five visitors attended the Happy Hour club meeting held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. C. H. Jacquette's home on 479 Fifth Street Northeast. Guests included Mrs. Walter Humphrey Mrs. Ral Weese Mrs. A Crown Mrs. Ostrander and Mrs. Robert McMahon of Peterson Iowa. Prizes went to Mrs. A Saunders guest prize to Mrs. McMahon and the club prize to Mrs. Ralph Harvey. Mrs Wilson helped serve lunch.
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Happy Hour Club
C. H. Jacquette
Fifth Street
Walter Humphrey
Ral Weese
A. Crown
Ostrander
Robert McMahon
Peterson, Ia
A. Saunders
McMahon
Ralph . Harvey
Wilson
Jacquette
Memorial Service for Syracuse Lodge No 16 Knights of Pythias
All members of Syracuse Lodge No 16 Knights of Pythias are summoned to meet at Castle Hall on Sunday afternoon May 2 to attend the memorial service. Chancellor Commander J B Annis signs the notice dated May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Lodge No. 16
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
City Briefs From Huron Area Highlights Local People
Miss Florence Sly of Pierre headed the state superintendent's Home Economics office in Huron yesterday. Miss Celia Thoman of Woonsocket called in Huron Friday night. All Elks to meet Sunday May 2 at 2 pm for Brother Adolph Axelrad funeral. Mr and Mrs A L Russell announce a daughter born yesterday at 3:30 pm weighing six and a half pounds. Old time dance at Wolsey tonight with Hiltons Orchestra. Mr and Mrs Nicholas Bornong of Firesteel are guests of Mr and Mrs W E Coats in Huron. Mr Bornong is Firesteel postmaster. Mr and Mrs EB Foss announce the birth of a son at 5 am weighing seven pounds. Edward Garner and Robert Garner of Eldora spent weekend with Huron hosts H P Rasmussen. E W Feige M D advertised for glasses. Robert McMahon of Peterson arrives tonight with wife for visit then returns tomorrow afternoon. Miss Palma Hyland of Woonsocket spent last night in Huron.
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Florence Sly
Pierre
Home Economics
Huron
Brown
Celia Thoman
Woonsocket
Elks
Adolph Axelrad
Gove
A. L. Russell
Costain
Wolsey
Hilton
Nicholas Bornong
Firesteel
W. E. Coats
Dakota Avenue
Bornong
EB. A. Foss
Ninth ‘Street
Huron Hospital
Edward Garner
Robert Garner
Eldora
H. P. Rasmussen
Illinois Avenue
E. W. Feige
M. D
Robert McMahon
Peterson
Frank
Miss Palma Hyland
Literature awards at state fair to be announced
More than 10 000 state fair premium lists will be distributed in early June to spark South Dakota writers. Officials say awards for fiction essays drama and poetry will be detailed in the new announcements.
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South Dakota
South Dakota litera ture contest opens to state writers
Secretary John F. White announced entry rules for a new South Dakota literature department. Judging will be by writers from other states named by J. C. Lindberg of Aberdeen. Only South Dakota writers may compete. entries must be written since Jan 1, 1926, with a July 25 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. White
J. C. Lindberg
Aberdeen
New Literature Department
South Dakota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion Auxiliary
K. P. Hall
de Molay Lodge
Masonic Temple
Degree of Honor Lodge
Labor Temple
Noble Grand Association
Childen
Invincible Club
Beth Dollenbacher
G. M. Wilcox
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Fdernoon
Country Club
Huron Country Cub
Jesse C. Burns
Messrs
and Merdames
E. C. McKenzie
J. C. Dexter
A. E. Robinson
WN. Farmer
A. F. Milter
Lewis Benson
Wilam Eilers
H. H. Otto
Miss Evelyn Mellverne
W. H. Griffith
Ross B. Matson
W. O. Gordon
Marie Crow
Clayton Nelson
Orrogiis
Opal Waldrip
Evelyn Haugen
G. TR. Leighton
Colorado Avenue Southwest
Gordon
Nelson
J. Hansowitz
Hazel Cooper
E. J. Callendine
Dakota Central Telephone Company
H. Patterson
Miss Hangen
J. C. Opperud
New Royal Apartments
Byron McElligott
George McKeon
Don. Ross
Alpena
Ross
Laura Hansen
Hezel Mendenhall
Miss Grace Garrett
Winnie Weir
Winnie Johnson
Mary Kelley
Lundberg
Montgomery
Hazel Voss
Masonic
Kinyon Chapel
Temple
Carl Voigt
W. M
George Hebronet
Sixth Street
R. P. Bethee
W. C. Botkins
Cady
Noble
Whitney Home
Robert Whitney
Homer Huntington
Whitney
Eighth Street
W. J. Whitney
H. A. Huntington
J. W. Colwell
J. B. Annis
General Electric
Third Street
S. W
Free Film
Olin Studio
Hill Barse
Helwig
Barse
Lincoln
Neb
Meg
Memorial Stadium
Toppied
Nebraska
Kansas
Webster
Frank Helwig
Order of the Golden Rule
Tre Golden Alle
Wikert-Tams Funeral Home
Roland A. Hakert
Maingee
Dak
New York
Atnissa
Hagman
Armin Maytag Sales Electric Service CO
Sjghnson & Sewell
Third St
8. E
Axelrad Brothers
Third
St. S. W
George C. Hunt
Wis. S. W
Taylor Electric
Second St. S. E
Northwestern Public Service CO
4Th St. and
Dak. Ave
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