Social events and club meetings listed for Friday through Sunday
Friday gatherings include G L A meeting at 8 in K Phall, Auxiliary to El Riad Shrine at 2 30 in the Masonic Temple, Star Encampment No 10 LO OF at 7 30, and C D A with Mrs J P Walsh at 8. W R C meets in Labor Temple with pot luck lunch. Saturday features Degree of Honor Officers club at Mrs E W Troupe 465 Simmons Ave SE, hosted by El So Barthell and Mrs George Main. Sunday lists B of L F E in Labor Temple at 10 pm, Division 213 B of L B at KP Hall at 2, Watch Tower Bible Study at Mrs H Young, 13 Beach Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L.A
K. Phall
el Riad
Masonic Temple
Lo.of
C.D. A
J. P. Walsh
Labor Temple
E. W. Troupe
Simmons Avenue Southeast
So Barthell
George Main
L. B
Hall
Watch Tower
H. Young
Beach Avenue Southeast
City Briefs Highlight Weekend Travels Around Huron
Mrs John Posey of Balsam Lake Wisconsin travels to Huron after her father Isaac Crawford of Virgil dies. Dr and Mrs C K Walker depart for Minneapolis for regional Scouters convention. Mrs E H Bruemmer and Miss Marian Blount return from three week vacation via Cheyenne, Denver. George Bruntlett of Rapid City Scout executive visits Huron en route to Minneapolis convention. Mrs Ben C Nash of Watertown visits. Lea A Tommey to Minneapolis for football game weekend. Mr and Mrs G R McArthur head to Minneapolis for Scouters convention and the Michigan game event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Posey
Balsam Lake
Wis
Huron
Isaac Craw‘ford
Virgil
C. K. Walker
Minneapolis
Walker
Region 10
Hotel Nicollet
Eilers Furriers
E. H. Bruemmer
Marian Blount
Cheyenne
Miss Blount
John Bingenhamer
Bruemmer
Denver
D. H. Snook
George Bruntlett
Rapid City
Black Hills
Ben C. Nash
Watertown
Lea A. Tommey
Flemings
U-1
G. R. McArthur
Joan Phyllis
Robert
McArthur
Region
Scouterg
Minneapolis-Michigan
Morris Tisdel
Min
Old Furniture Donation And Weekend Travels Across States
Fill Out Coupon T describes donating furniture to the needy in Minneapolis where a visit is planned for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Al Tisdel. It notes attendance at a Michigan Minnesota game on Saturday and mentions travels of G R Leighton and Cal Lewis to the Black Hills for a two week hunting camp near Custer for deer and elk. Also, Mr. and Mrs. H E Kahlert and daughters Jayne and Rosalie of Minneapolis arrive to visit Rev. and Mrs. Carmen Bell and Mrs. Kahlert's sister Mrs. Colton. Mrs. Kahlert is a daughter of the Bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neapolis
al ‘Tisdel
Michigan
Minnesota
G. R. Leighton
Cal Lewis
Black Hills
Bull Springs
Custer
Jayne
Rosalie
Minneapolis
L. Carmen Bell
Weather Outlook for Huron and Vicinity Tonight and Friday
Somewhat unsettled and warmer tonight and Friday with a weather trend described for Huron and nearby areas. A local Ashton demo rally reported with about 75 attendees included opening remarks, a reading by Miss Castle Crain of Redfield, and brief speeches by Reid Matheny of Turton and H. Fe of Huron as county leaders chaired by Floyd Mahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Marlett
Floyd Mahan
Castle Crain
Redfield
Reid Matheny
Turton
H. H Fe
Huron
Road Report From Various Stations With Mixed Conditions
Weather data lists multiple stations with highs and lows. Some cities show precipitation and road conditions vary from good to clear while others report none. The passage ends with a stray economic note about South Africa and gold price boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Test Reelected Head Of Bureau
Sioux Falls. Wholesale reelections closed the 17th annual South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation convention. H. B. Test of Frederick begins sixth year in residency. S. Thompson of Baltic is vice president and L. E. Cummins of Huron secretary treasurer. A. W. Palm of Huron is insurance director. Executive committee members reelected include Mrs. H. Brooking Onida F. M. Ellis Presho V. G. Conklin Tyndall E. A. Johnson Hawarden J. R. Johnson Rapid City O. V. Olson Huron and J. R. Michaels South Shore. Test named a delegate to the bureau national convention in Nashville December 10 to 12. Thompson named to stand-in role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
H. B. Test
Frederick
S. Thompson
Baltic
L. E. Cummins
Huron
A. W. Palm
Railroads Seek Joint Facilities Plan For Next Year
Executive committee members discuss combining facilities between Great Northern Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Pacific and other lines in Washington on November 1. A convention city for the next year remains to be decided as talks continue on coordinated operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Northern Railway
Milwaukee
St Paul
Pacific Tail
Worldre Shir
Elevators Protest Coal Tax Across Nation
About 12 000 country grain elevator operators protested the NRA against a five cent per ton coal tax imposed under the retail fuel code. Led by A F Nelson of Minneapolis the group called the tax a nuisance and said coal sales are a small part of total business. They warned it could invite more code authorities and cited protests from dealers in Texas Ohio Nebraska Minnesota Illinois North Dakota Missouri Indiana Oklahoma South Dakota and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
A. F. Nelson
Minneapolis
National Federation of Country Grain Elevators
Country Grain Elevator Code Authority
Minnesota
Dinos
Nelson
Texas
Ohio
Nebraska
Illinois
North Dakota
Missouri
Indiana
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Towa
Weather outlook for South Dakota Iowa Minnesota
South Dakota forecast calls for a somewhat unsettled night and Friday with warmer temperatures in the extreme southeast Friday and colder conditions in the western portion. Iowa expects fair skies with rising temperatures tonight and increasing clouds Friday. Minnesota shows generally falling temperatures tonight, Friday unsettled with possible showers in the northeast, and somewhat warmer conditions in the east and south portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Milwaukee plans 50 50 consolidation of facilities between Dalton and Wentworth
Commerce commission today considers permission to consolidate their facilities between Dalton and Wentworth 5 D The new facilities would be owned jointly on a 50 50 basis to Milwaukee proposes abandoning 16 6 miles of track in Lake county This would extend trains about seven miles to reach the new facilities and could reduce maintenance on other roads
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Commission
Dalton
Wentworth
Milwaukee
Lake County
Pat Wold
Oth
Old Age Pensions Approved In Iowa
In Iowa 139 aged residents across 85 counties received the first announced old age pensions. The allotment averaged 12.50 dollars, funded by the state, with Joseph Newt Finney, 70, of Waverly, receiving the first check. Names of the remaining pensioners were to remain confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Towa Taw
Mra
Meredith
Also Mentioned on This Page
George C. Fullinweider
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
F. McK. Blough
A. M. Haskell
Harry Sewell
M. C. Al~ford
Martin Redmond
NRG Extension Club
Charles Anderson
Rundquist
De‘Witte
Claymore
Plunket
Andersort
Ralph Riley
Schwietert
Harry Otto
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
W. 5. Olson
E. HL Bryan
EOM Club
Hanson Home
ZOM Club
Howard Hanson
Dakota Avenue North
Hanson
Clara Kings
Torall Bergeson
Idaho Avenue Southeast
RS. Chambers
Jessie Chambers
Colorado Avenue
Rebekah Lodge
St. Lawrence
Sievers
Rome
Frances
Luella Sievers
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Millicent Murphy
Dana
Harlowe
Warren Goethel
S. A. Goethel
Goethel
Warren Darey
Raymond Jonckel
Lyman Hoy
Billy Buchholz
Clyde Hurst
Rose Andrews
PTA. Council
Parent Teachers Association Council
PTA
Bey
IDEA
Baptist Church
Jefferson School
Helen Fuglsang
Fuglsang
Fourth Street Northwest
Betty Lou Hess
Betty Pelfry
Ruth Renard
Ed Fuglsang
L. A. Korff
George Stahly
Verhelst
Et Verhelst
5. Friedricksen
Elsie Eckmar
Henry Friedricksen
W. French
Will Schultz
Cee
Perriton’s
Huron’s Best
C FE Buchanan
Old Furniture
Veterans of Foreign Wars
P.O. Box
Menewe
Bismarck
Sheridan
Williston
Brookings
Yankton
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Pierre
Test
L. B. Cumming
Geyerman
Balbriggan
Geyerman's
Fried
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