Sunday Social and Club Activities Schedule
Sunday Maintenance of Way meets at 9 30 a m in Labor Temple. B of R TF gathers in Labor Temple at 3 p m. Watch Tower Study meetings at 7 30 p m at Mrs Arthur Sfand 4 Idaho Ave SE. W R K C and G A R join Methodist Church 10 45 a m Sunday for joint service. Monday Coreas Society at Margaret Melur residence 806 Kansas Ave SE. Margaret and Caroline Melum co-hosts. James River Lodge Odd Fellows Monday at 1 0 o'clock in I C C F Hall. Knights of Columbus at KC Hall Monday evening. Women’s Club at 645 p m Hotel Marvin. Hughitt Study Club Jim River Grove No 16 meets Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Mrs E E Siegenthaler 518 Third St SE. Chapter F P E F meets Monday afternoon at Miss Catherine McKay home. Chapter AN P E will have guest day Monday at 2 30 p m at Mrs W H Saxton with Mrs Clara Anderson and Mrs John Bangerter assisting.
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Labor Temple
B. of R. TF
Watch Tower
Arthur Sfand
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Coreas Society
Margaret Melur
Kansas Avenue
Margaret
Caroline Melum
James River Lodge
Odd Fellows
1.C. C
W. H. Saxton
Clara Anderson
John Bangerter
Mother Daughter Banquet and Club Meetings Overview
About a hundred guests attended the Royal Neighbor mother daughter banquet at Legion Hall with pink carnation decor. Welcome by Lorraine Gascoigne, response by Charlotte Haffner, program by Fern Perkins, performances by Jean Siegenthaler Daisy Keene Erin Yenney Harold Camp and others. Also Beadle County AAA hosted a farewell for Elaine Martin and Mildred Walline with a kittenball game and picnic. Ace of Clubs hosted by E M Morrison with bridge. F B E GO Chapter F met with dessert luncheon and a report on the Pierre convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Lorraine Gascoigne
Charlotte Haffner
Fern Perkins
Jean Siegenthaler
Daisy Keene
Miss Cogswell
Erin Jean Yenney
Harold
Beadle County
Elaine Martin
Mildred Walline
Martin
Boyd Wiedenman
Iroquois
Waljine
Standard Oil Company
Altar Society Band Mente At Husted's
Members of the Altar Society of Mrs. Husted gathered at her home on Dakota Avenue South for a two o clock business meeting with cards and tunes. Also notes of farewell for two South Dakota ACA employees and other social gatherings are reported.
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Altar Society
Mente At Husted’s
Gift Hosiery for graduates from Tunell's Hosiery
Tumell's Hosiery Department promotes Holeproof Hosiery as an affordable graduation gift. 2 and 8 thread stockings priced at $1.00. 8 pairs for $2.85. Holeproof Non Runa hose offered at $1.35 to cut stocking costs.
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Holeproof
Tunell
Rebekah Lodge Hosts Mother Daughter Banquet
The Colfax Rebekah Lodge held a mother daughter banquet on Wednesday evening with a six thirty pot luck supper served at tables arranged in an M shape. Flowers and favors decorated the room. After dinner a program featured a welcome by Mrs. Frank Brown a response by Mrs. Ralph Bethke and a violin solo by Mary Kasperson with accompaniment by her
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Rebekah
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
Frank Brown
Ralph Bethke
Mary Kasperson
Mother’s Day Program Recounts History and Music
Miss Eleanor Kouf presents a brief history of Mother’s Day followed by a piano solo by Martha Phillips. Grace WatkinS of Huron College offers a travelogue on a Caribbean trip, then Mrs. A. W. Hopkins performs a vocal solo. The program closes with all singing a short Mother’s Day prayer.
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Mother
Eleanor Kouf
Martha Phillips
Grace Watekins
Huron College
A. W. Hopkins
Clarendon Hills
City briefs feature local honors and moves
Harold Green a Huron High senior earns a scholarship to Michigan School of Mining and Technology at Houghton. He is an honor student and Evening Huronite carrier. Mrs Wooster dies in Tulsa. Funeral Saturday. Mrs Aspleaf to visit Madison Neb. then St Pierre Raoul for AAA transfer. The Jameses move to Huron. A baby boy born to the Riddles of Doland weighing 9 pounds 12 ounces. Lois Ann Campbell visits aunt Lois Campbell.
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Harold Green
Huron High School
Michigan School of Mining and Technology
Houghton
Mich
Harold
George C. Green
Utah Avenue
Eilers
South Dakota
Wooster
Tulsa
Okla
Robert Fair
Huron
Harry Aspleaf
Madison
Neb
H. R. Riddle
Doland
Huroni
Wits
Kiel Bros
Tre. Fady
Lois Ann
Newton, Sr
Campbell
Small
Lois Campbell
Funeral Saturday For Mrs C H Fliss
Funeral services for Mrs. Carlos E. Fliss who died yesterday morning at 111 1 2 Third Street Southwest will be held Saturday at 2 30 p m in the Welter Chapel Dr C E Wilcox of the Methodist Church will officiate and interment will be Riverside Cemetery Pallbearers are Carl Daum Ralph Williams Joe Ritter Mike Saldieff Al Teuber and Joe Sporrer body lies in state tonight at the chapel from 7 to 9 o'clock
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Carlos E. Fliss
Third Street
Welter Chapel
C. E. Wilcox
Methodist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Carl Daum
Ralph Williams
Joe Ritter
Mike Saldieff
al Teuber
Joe Sporrer
Flashes Of Life And Miscellany From AP Dispatches
In New Haven Joe Moffett collapsed after a bout when his brother Red Moffett won an eight round decision over Julie Kogan. A separate item notes Miss Lanela Rentzel mailed Christmas cards in 1928 and delivery reached Mrs Edward Kuhn. An Amarillo Texas note mentions a divorce suit filed by attorney Z E Coombes against his wife.
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Kayo
New Haven
Conn
Joe Moffett
Red Moffett
Devon
Julie Kogan
Joe
Mr. Wolf
Lanela Rentzel
Manchester
Mary Fritz
Edward Kuhn
United States Liner Starts Eight-Day Refugee Run
New York May 24 The United States liner President Roosevelt began an eight day voyage through perilous northern war zone waters to aid refugees. The ship carries an American flag and searchlights to display its neutral cobra at night as it proceeds toward safety and relief efforts.
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New York
United States
President Roosevelt
Rain answers two inch ad in Portales paper
An all day rain arrived within 24 hours in Portales responding to Max Stone's classified notice seeking county wide two inch rain, slow and steady. The event reflects a local weather cure described in a Portales newspaper.
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Portales
N. M
Max Stone
Stone
Hopes Fade For Quick Settlement In Milk Strike
Chicago milk strike enters sixth day as talks collapse. Drivers quit after wage cut, milk supply drops to about 20 percent of normal in the metro area. New violence reported as police seize five men from a group looting 450 gallons en route to a dairy plant. Windows shattered at about 90 stores. over 20 arrests. Pure Milk Association says producers lose around $50,000 daily with 12,000 farmers affected across Illinois Wisconsin and Indiana.
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ChiicaGo
Chicago
Pure Mik Association
Nlinois
Wisconsin
Intuane
Hipple Explores Forest City Oil Structure Seismograph Work
RB B Hipple editor of the Capital Journal announces seismicgraphic exploration of the Forest City oil structure in western Potter County. The structure has been leased by Hipple. seismic work begins next week and will map the area. A crew of 14 to 20 men and families will arrive this week, with headquarters at Gettysburg.
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Pierre
B. Hipple
The
Capital Journal
Forest City
Western
Potter County
Hipple
Gettysburg
Open Forum on American Parties Defending Freedom of Speech
Letter argues against foreign influence in American politics and ballots. The writer urges forming wholly American political parties and resisting foreign party names on U S ballots, calling for action to "clean house" and focus on American issues.
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U. 5
New Dawn Rose Patent Case Grounded in Plant Patent History
The New Dawn rose, described as a freak of nature, marked the first plant patented under its act. The plant patent case centers on a rose initially found growing among a cluster of Van Fleet roses, highlighting an unusual origin and the patent claim surrounding it.
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van Fleet
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Arthur Gordon
Gene’ Hoy
Curt Thompson
Twelfth Street
F. BF. E. GO
T. W. Loder
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George Vanderstein
AAA
Agricultural Conservation Program
Lampe's Grove
Harry Aspleat
St. Paul
Mike Norton
Washington
Heese
A. G. Feigh
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
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Aberdeen
Bridge
K. A. Forney
Reese
Grace Choir
Thomas Mathers
Grace Episcopal Church Choir
St. Rose's
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Tis
James Vey
Ed Torgrud
Joan Boyle
Gene Calvert
Methodist Clinech
W. M. Griffith
Fairgrounds
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Perry
Ward
Montgomery Ward
Marshall Kittleson
Creighton University
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Bluejay
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Associated Press
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Japan
NBA Telephoto
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