Wednesday Society Meetings In Various Local Groups
Local clubs and church groups hold Wednesday gatherings across Sun City. Sunnen lodge Loyal Star of America meets at Labor Temple while many others convene at residences on Iowa avenue, Seventh Street, Ohio avenue and Wisconsin avenue for afternoon and evening sessions including ladies auxiliary, mission circles, and craft demonstrations. Several social events and a farewell dinner are noted among the midweek activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Moreting
Sunshine Lodge No. S
Loyal Star of America
Methodist Church
July Nine Club
Cora Warrick
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Carnation Club
J. Stighert
Qwtinoin Avénue
Outiwest
Ladies Society of the American Tnnta
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
BE. A. Pugsley
Wisconsi
Avenue Southarest
Thursddays
Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Archh
Woman's Missionary Circle of the Baptist Church
David Anderson
Ohio Avenue
Outwest
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. M. Urquhart
Cragan Avenue
Lrey Furman
Halloween Bunco and costume prizes at club event
Flapper Fanny notes Halloween activities with Bunco games won by Laverne Ciths and Drashaimp prize for best costume. Witches circle fortunes drawn after refreshments by Mrs Hel and Mrs Cone. Enos storias told as dancing followed. Railway Club meeting at passenger depot, contests led by Mrs F J Zink and Mrs Christensen. Extension Club met at McKinley school with eight members, four new joiners. Christmas Gifts demo led by Mrs Phillips and Mrs Oberbeck. next meeting December 7. Costume party hosted by Elizabeth Cane and Marjorie Hil for sixteen girls at Conehomie.
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Laverne Ciths
Join Drashaimp
Hel
TAS
Chigagza & North Western Railway System
Hepor
F. J. Zink
BE. ©. Christensen
Zink
Chester Bruemmer
Harvey
North Huron
McKinley School
Phillips
Oberbeck
Burger
Elizabeth Cane
R. E. Cane
Marjorie Hil
S Sud
B. HM
Conehomie
Out of Town Guests Attend Huron College Events
Mrs Flora Shufelt Rivera of Yaphk ten and her daughter Helen who teaches in the Welsington schools were guests at the A L Bergama home. They attended the poetry meeting at Huron college. Mrs Bergsmy invited a teen friend to the home Saturday evening. Hivdla entertained the company with several read compositions. A Nebraska couple Havl Lound and Dairy were married in a church ceremony conducted by Rev Hubert Ketell. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Lu Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Shufelt-Rivera
Yaphkten
Helen
Welsington
A. L. Bergama
Huron College
Nebraska
Cron
Folk
Presbyterian Church
Frigey
Hubert Ketel
Lu Long
Second Street
Huroa
Real Estate Transfers Furnished by Readte County Abstract
Mather to Melivaine in Huron 1 Dollar for Lot 1 Block 3 1st North Huron Add. to Huron. Lansilin to Ming Dan sven in Huron 20 Dollars for West 14 Lot 2 Block 103 Sud-Div. Bk 132 to 140 inel. Huron. Stahl to Fox in Huron 1 Dollar for Lot 10 Block 7 Totin's Add. Huron. Welker to Jay Welker in Redfield 1 Dollar for Lots 3 4 5 and 7 in Brooks Ist Add. to Weasington. Larkin to Evelyn McTivaine et al in Heron 1 Dollar for Lot 29 Replat of Lots 7 8 5 Block 4 Pettigrew's Add. to East Huron. Lyon to Dora Lyon et al in Chicago 1 Dollar for Undivided 1-3 int in S44 1S NW44 and Eye of 23236 NEY 30-209- 62 Lots 8 9 and So 10. ft Lot 36 Block 5 Fisher Foster's Ist Add. to Huron.
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Readte County
Ceorge Mather
Eveira Melivaine
Huron
North Huron
Clifford
Lansilin
Ming Dan
Sven
Inel
J. P. Stahl
Thomas Fox
Totin
Lorenzo
Welker
Jay Welker
Redfield
Brooks
Weasington
R. B. Larkin
Evelyn McTivaine
Heron
T&s. Bik
Pettigrew
East
Lyon
Dora Lyon
Ghi‘cago
Fisher & Foster
Diary of a South Dakota farm woman in late October
A farm diary recounts wind swept days finishing a water tight shed and daily chores. Nancy and Dan wrestle weather from October to early November with chores, letters, baking doughnuts, laundry, and alfalfa deliveries while Mrs. Ford’s treats linger and pheasant season opens.
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Turday
Dan
Mice and Men Gang
Nancy
Dave
James
T Hand
Kansas City
Mother
Weather highlights from a historical report
The page notes unusually high temperatures for this date a year ago in the western region, describing the latest fall as the warmest on record for the season. It lists monthly precipitation totals, year to date figures, and provides sunrise and sunset times. A forecast for Huron and vicinity calls fair weather tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change, and outlines forecasts for nearby states and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron and Vicinity
Weather shifts with warmer toward New York tonight
Weather notes indicate much temperature change with a towa fair tonight and Wednesday, predicting somewhat warmer conditions in New York and the region tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Road Report From Sioux Falls And Nearby Cities
Road conditions across South Dakota towns show no precipitation and mostly good to fair surfaces. Sioux Falls reports 35 with clear roads, Rapid City 46 with clear conditions, Aberdeen and Watertown mixed notes with heavy drift none, Mitchell and Thunder Bay area noting fair to good roads, while several entries include low high temperatures and occasional unclear data.
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Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Law
Lear
Aberdeen
Hone
Mitchell
Hgh
Winter Trip for Grace Stephen and Attendees
City brief notes Grace A Stephen of Beach Avenue Southeast left for Daytona Beach Florida for the winter. Also in town Mrs Flenn Clark of Sioux City Mrs A B Ogden of Oakes and Mrs Flor Jacobson of Fedora arrived for funeral services for Mrs J D Pickell. Other locals expected to attend and visit.
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Rod Dee
EL Odeo Los
Findling
R. Bramwell
C. A. Why
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Ganthly
Truncated Public Works Plan Described in Fragments
Fragments describe clearing rubble and weeds on a site to grade it, with over 5,000 units of water and a pond planned. The text is incomplete but indicates ongoing infrastructure work and grading efforts.
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Arti
Cial
Curie to Open New Plant for Radioactive Research
Paris report says Madame Curie, returning from America with a gram of radium, will launch a dedicated plant with Georges Urbain to extract and study radioactive elements. A $69,000 ground and building project is planned, aiming to create a profit-making center benefiting the Sorbonne and advancing chemistry education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mme
Marie SiloJoswska Curia
Ameriga
Prave
Georges Urbain
Institute of Chemistry
The
Sorbonne
Karame Curie
Chemical
Bix Institute
Dhe
Sarblone
Urbain
Lane Community Newsletter Sees Social, School Events Amid Cold Weather
Special correspondent reports a busy Lane community week with classes hosting a Halloween party and a seventh and eighth grade stunts event. Junior class play slated for Saturday night. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Russell returning from Iowa Nebraska trip and other neighbors. church gatherings, birthdays, and a missionary meeting planned. Norwegian Lutheran aid bazaar and school carnival scheduled for late November.
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Dewey Russell
Iowa
Nebraska
Winters
Redfield
Bonilla
Rex Gilmore
Luca Stewart
Huron
Clara McKichan
Franiel
Miss McKichan
Worshidenta
Huron College
Rae Deavoy
Lane Art Sugile alone a Holstein eat ing sale at Clark
Lane reports a Holstein sale at Clark with five head of cattle loaded by truck. Ford Pier moved its stock of groceries and meat market into the old drug store building. Louis Deneke Sr. was taken to the hospital.
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Lane
Art Sugile Alleen
Clark
Woes
Ford Pier
Haiding
Louis Deneke, Sr
Durfee Leaves After Hunting Here in Wisconsin
James Durfee of Antigo Wisconsin and fellow lawyer Mr McHale visited Huron last week to hunt pheasants. Durfee, former Huron resident, WWI veteran, Marquette Law School graduate and three year Antigo practicing attorney, returned yesterday to his Wisconsin home where he serves as states attorney for Langlade County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Durfee
Antigo
Wis
Durfee
Huron High School
Huron College
Huron
Wisconsin
Marquette Law School
Milwaukee
Langlada County
McHale
Horan
Boys Build Ice Rink At Doland
Nov 5 special report says Doland youths, guided by Guy W. Cook and Charles Bosley, began constructing an ice pond west of town on the southeast corner of the north half of the school section, with an embankment around the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Guy W. Cook
Charles Bosley
Aneola Root Revives Sioux Falls Man Appetite
Mr. Carl Brorn of Sioux Falls South Dakota reports years of stomach distress belching heart pains and rheumatic pain fading after taking Aneola Root which he says cleansed his stomach stimulated digestion improved his appetite and restored his strength. The remedy is available locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bronn
Carl Brown
Sioux Falls
S. Dak
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