Social and club meetings fill Thursday agenda
St Mary’s St Pauline’s Altar Society meets at St Martin’s Church hall at 2 PM with Mrs Sheridan and Mrs Reese hosting. Loyal Order of Moose gathers Thursday 8 PM at Wheeler’s hall. Royal Neighbors of America convene at 8 PM in Royal Neighbor Hall. Star Encampment and Rainbow Lodge No 828 L A B of R T hold 8 PM sessions with officer elections. Baptist Mission Circle gathers 2:30 PM with three hostesses. Lutheran Ladies Aid meets at 2:30 PM in church parlors for Thanksgiving box drive. Hearth and Home Extension Club meets 8 PM at 833 Idaho Ave SE. Methodist Missionary Society at 2:30 PM with Mrs Habicht. Kinley P T A held an November meeting. program included songs by third grade and Midget Band. continued education talk. Miss Vihstadt spoke. 63 joined P U W A. A wedding, Irene Ohm to Walter Hinkley, took place at American Lutheran Church with ceremony, reception, and a Black Hills honeymoon. out-of-town guest Mrs Hansen of Omaha.
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St. Pauline’s Band of the Altar Society
St. Martin's Church Hall
M. Sheridan
John Reese
Loyal Order of Moose
Phureday
Wheeler’aaul
Royal Neighbors of America
Royal Neighbor
Star
Rainbow Lodge
L. A. Ta B
R. T
Labor Temple
Baptist Mission Circle
Robert Fair
W. H. Bayles
Charles Dickson
American Lutheran Ladies Aid
Hearth and Home Extension Club
Ira Johnson
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
C. W. Habicht
Nebraska Avenue
Kinley P. FA
McFadden
Lovelace
Keck
John Ludtka
G. W. Chitty
Paul Hartley
Mildred Vihstadt
Gehm
Johnny
P. UW. A
H. Wilhelm
Irene Ohm
Dora Ohm
Walter W. Hinkley
H. J. Hinkley
Cavour
Sander Tollefson
de Laine Quale
Arbeiter
Anna
Edna Rohwer
Omaha
George Ohm
Clarence Rohwer
Will Arbeiter
Thanksgiving Socials And Guild Meetings In City
Railway Women's Club met Monday afternoon to plan Red Cross work and a November 17 party at the North Western depot. St Martha's Guild held a meeting at Mrs Thorpe's to recruit new members and arrange bazaar preparations with December 35 as the deadline. Guests included Gahlan Shapell and Miss Richard Survin on their marriage. Others reported travel, visits, and local tasks as the town notes continued.
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Railway Women’s Club
Chicago & North Western Railway Women's Club
North Western
L. C. Dynes
St. Martha’s Guild
Thorpe's
St. Martha Guild
E. C. Thorpe
Mervyn Cowling
Steen
Gahlan Shapell
Richard Survin
West Coxackie
Shapell
Huron
Robert Cook
F. B. Oxtoby
Cleveland
Detroit
Saginaw
Mich
W. J. Withers
Chris Fugisang
Chicago
Lois Chapin
Samuel Bloom
Monroe
Wis
O. S. Hagen
Sherman and Mos Nyai Service Drug Store
Readable fragment notes a Sherman and Mos Nyai Service Drug Store service activity. The item highlights a local pharmacy operation with possible promotions or notices from a small business. No further details on date or events are available in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman & Mos
Nyai Service Drug Store
Ten Years Ago in Huron News Births and Travels
Ten years ago reports note a son born Saturday at a Huron hospital to Mr and Mrs Fred G Friese of Huron and another son born to Mr and Mrs Arthur LeClaire of Carpenter. Clifford Dexter and family returned from Minneapolis. Also a five week vacation with E P Gordon party, and a Golden Rule store fall winter styles show at Huron theatre featuring Miss Maxine Hunt as bride and other performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Hospital
Fred G. Friese
Huron
Clifford Dexter
Minneapolis
Arthur LeClaire
Carpenter
E. P. Gordon
Seattle
Donald Georgia
Indianapolis
McKay
Golden Rule
Huron Theatre
Maxine Hunt
Mildred Wish
Miss Schaller
Gwendolyn Harvey
Phyllis Hoffman
C. F. Stewart
Plan to Train Aliens for Citizenship Outlined in South Dakota
In Pierre on November 5 a plan to train about 7 000 aliens for citizenship was described after a conference led by J F Hines state superintendent of public instruction. Amos Rogers will head night classes and short schooling, with the program fully free of charge and financed by the Justice Department and WPA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works Projects Administration
Hines
WPA
M. A. Kennedy
Mitchell
Claude Hamilton
Paris
American Legion
Walter Burke
Pierre
E. A. Beckwith
Rapid City
C. B. Heston
St. Paul
Flashes Of Life By The Associated Press
Dublin Indiana man 71 years old Riley A Lay becomes father to twins a boy and a girl by a 29 year old wife and starts a new factory job in Cambridge City. In Maryland Yack Donaway of Willards pitches a 1 0 win to even a series with Princess Anne as the rubber game looms. Salt Lake City police note a near sighted traveler mapped a missing person route to Denver. In Kansas City residents begin to use the public library as a patron reads a book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ind
Riley A. Layman
Cambridge
Princess Anne
Salt Lake City
Denver
Hitchcock 500 Club Holds Hard Time Party
The 500 Club met at Harold Chaplin’s home for a hard time party. Dick Rodman won for best costume and Alva LeGrand took high score in cards. The article also notes Mexican cooks use young prickly pear leaves and mentions a California canner offering canned young cactus.
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Hitchcock Club
Hitchcock
Harold Chaplin
Dick Rodman
Alva LeGrand
California
Students Hear Talk On Post Office Elect New Officers
At the regular assembly Northwest College of Cor E Tuesday morning Dewey Van Dyke from the post office spoke to students about the postal service. Many questions followed with facts about the postal department. Before the talk Frances Licht and Genevieve Jungeman performed vocal and piano numbers to a well received reception. Friday night the students alumam.
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Northwest College of Cor E
Dewey
Van
Post Office
A.t
Postal Service
van Dyke
Postal Department
Frances Licht
Genevieve Jungeman
Alumam
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McKinley P. T. A
Turkey Days News
Loress
Kansas City
Turkey
Wagner
Claussner Kleer
Dimity
Oval
Io & Women
Lydia
B. Finkham
Agito
Lijentible
America
Iad
Smith Jewelry Store
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