Local society notes and weddings in Broadland area
The Ladies Aid and Woodsmen Circle meet this week at homes on Frank Avenue southeast with social events and 3 oclock Friday sessions. Milton Robert Smith and Letha Nina Urban wed at the Broadland parsonage with reception and trip to Gettysburg. couple plans farm life near Broadland. Various classroom, bridge, and club gatherings are noted, including Nancy finishing teaching and plans for summer work, plus social visits and alumni travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
The
Church of Christ
Frank Henry
Frank Avenue
Woodsmen Circle
Andrew Bjerkeset
Milton Robert Smith
Hitchcock
Letha Nina. Urban
Huron
Susie Thompson
Broadland
Myr
Arthur DeVries
Smith
Gettysburg
Huron Girl Awarded Scholarship To Minnesota University
Iona Fortune, daughter of Torris and Mrs Fortune of Wisconsin Avenue Southwest, wins a history scholarship at Minnesota University with tuition exemption and assistantship pay. The Huron College senior will enter Minnesota in September after earning her bachelor of arts at a June 11 graduation. Fortune, popular on campus, was last fall’s Pow Wow princess and began at Huron as valedictorian of 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Frost
Eighth Street Southwest
Martha Hughes
Huron College
Frances Marie Hughes
Maxine Hunt
Lucille Dickinson
Bridge
Frances Seivers
Gwyneth Roberts-Yates
Hughes
Elsie Wallace
Britton St. D
Prlee Vise
Eleanor Jones
Huron
Tredfield
Ninth Street
Southwest
Higher Institutions of Learning
Iona Fortune
Torris Fortune
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Minnesota University
Miss Fortune
Minnesota
Huron High School
Farming day notes and small sales report
On May 28 the day began warm as Dan sold two head of cattle and a couple of hogs to a stock buyer yesterday. A truck arrived early this morning delaying morning chores. L tended to garden cultivation after the usual work was completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
A. M. E. Minister Hackley Dies in Ontatio Hospital
The Rev. Andrew W. Hackley of Toronto, district minister of the Northern Conference of the A. M. E. Church, died in a Huron hospital yesterday of acute appendicitis after illness on duty. Short funeral services were held in Walsh's chapel at 3 p.m. His body goes to Toronto for burial tonight. He is survived by his wife, a daughter, and three other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew W. Hackley
Toronto
Can
A. M
Huron Hospital
Hackley
Minneapolis
Walsh
Zieman Heads Ipswich WCTU In 1st District Meet
The Ipswich WCTU district convention concluded with new officers elected. Mrs O B Zieman Riverside was named president, with Mrs Lloyd Rix Riverside as vice president and Mrs B L Cooper Toyalton as corresponding secretary. additional officers include Mrs EC Salter Ipswich recording secretary and Mrs Mary Herrick Ipswich treasurer. department superintendents cover narcotic campaign literature union signal scientific temperance christian citizenship and missions with listed officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
O. BE. Zieman
Riverside
Lloyd Rix
B. L. Cooper
Toyalton
Salter
Mary Herrick
Hazel Rix
H.C. Behgens
Aberdeen
Union Signal
Olga Hansen
Loyalton
James A. McCarter
Alld Our Missions
Albert Karlen
Columbia
Benjamin H. Rice Dies at Aberdeen Pioneer Resident
Benjamin H. Rice a pioneer of the Aberdeen area and well known local resident died last evening at his home from a weak heart. He moved to the Hub City 25 years ago and served as superintendent of the Brown County Hospital for about ten years. He was a desk sergeant for the police department for 12 years and more recently a bailiff at the Brown County Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin ‘H. Rice
Aberdeen
Benjamin H. Rice
Rice
Brown County Hospital
Brown County Court House
Cities Consume More Fruit And Vegetables
Fresh fruit and vegetable consumption in New York Philadelphia and Boston set records in the first quarter, with 61,595 cars unloaded 11 percent higher than 1928 and 40 percent above 1926. New York led with about 40,000 cars Philadelphia 10,157 and Boston 11,501 amid citrus crops and growing winter vegetables in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
South
Australia Prefers American Motor Cars in 1928 Trade
In 1928 Australia paid the United States 23,475,735 for passenger automobiles 8,359,294 for trucks and buses and 4,464,076 for parts and replacements. Australia is the third best customer for US passenger cars and ranks first as a market for US trucks and buses. The Commerce Department notes half of Australian car shipments go to rural buyers, a key factor in the commonwealth’s economic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Commonwealth
City Briefs Notes on Local Movements and Adverts
Miss Sadié leaves for Two Rivers Wis to join the hospital staff as a graduate nurse. Multiple small notices record visits, trips and return plans of residents, Memorial Day travel, and local business ads. Births and a fatal accident in Condé update regional happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadié
Zimbrunnen
Two Rivers
Wis
Two Rivers Hospital
T. J. Harvey
Ruth
Gackle
N. D
George W. Geiger
Edith
Nellie
Geiger
Ernest Geiger
Ruth Blaine
Sioux City
Ida Groya
Huron
W. J. Cole
Jane
Idaho Avenue
Philadelphia
New York City
H. M. Bailey
Advoc
Mervyn Cowling
Ileen
Marjorie
Gladys Cole
John Cole
Luke Andes
RB. A. Cowling
Eileen Isaacson
Stephanie Cowling
Lake Andes
Gamble’s Seat Covays
Chevrolet
Lois Campbell
Woonsocket
E.R. Campbell
Treton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
Third Street
Nancy
M. M. Club
Lawles
Merry Mixers
Sheffield
Keut
Pier
J. Gugin
V. DeBauche
W. Welty
Charlotte Thompson
Mary O'Kane
Dakota Avenue South
Ida Wessler
Anna Matson
Miss O'Connell
Chicago
Gmfall
Iary
South Dakota
Neptune
C.£. Zieman
Black Hills
Commercial College
Rapid City
P. Murphy
Mint Bureau
North Dakota
Floyd Martin
Little Gon
Bryant
S. D
Justin Jones
Sterling
Galo
C. G. Jones
Ninth Street Southwest
Kennedy Huron
F. Halter
D. BE. Cass
Conde
Ed Phelps
Crandall
Ghorgetles
Levin
Johnson and Sewell
Competi
Tion
Johnson and
Sewell
United Purniture_Buyers Syndicate
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