Social Events Almanac of Dakota Lodge Members
Evelyn Hartnagel reports a packed schedule of Saturday through Monday meetings across Legion Hall Labor Temple and various clubs. from B of R T to Jefferson Pre School Mothers group and Co operette Club, with drives for Jayette clothing and Christmas box among civic and veterans events across Lincoln and surrounding cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Pre-Schoor Mothers Group
H. Te ‘Hurley
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Cecil Bartholow
Twelfth Street
K.P. Lodge Evil
James
Eva Davis
Alexander Telford
Longstail
Wyoming Avenue
Boushwest
Chicago & North Westrn Railway
Wilson P. T. A
Lincoln P. T. A
Lincoln School
Co-Opereites
Con-Operette Club
Cecil D. Barthalow
Sioux Falls
Prize Winners Named in Evening Huronite Recipe Contest
Despite heated election activity, many entries were received for the Evening Huronite weekly contest on Preparation of Fowl. First and second prizes went to Mrs. B. R. Laskowski of Huron and Mrs. W. W. Andrews of Wessington, with honorable mentions for several others. Next week’s topic is Thanksgiving Menus with two additional cash awards planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Georke
Ono Schmidt
Green Bay
Wis
Ik Oberbeck
Schmidt
Huronite
B. R. Laskowski
Huron
W. W. Andrews
Wessington
Hertha Kendall
Ruth Gever
Manchester
Ed G. Strub
Woonsocket
Olive Crawford
Iroquois
B. G. Bastian
Ecgnoraics
Alpha Beta and the Brightest stars naming pattern
The brightest stars carry individual names beyond their constellation names. The foremost star of a constellation is labeled Alpha, followed by Beta and so on, in the sequence of the Greek alphabet.
Local briefs note visitors travelers and births in Huron area
Ward Trenerry returns from Pierre and Mrs Rutherford travels to Winona Minnesota for a visit and to vote. Guy Woodard Hitchcock announces birth of twin daughters at Huron hospital. J T Johnson transfers to Bis marck leaving Sunday. Mrs Johnson's younger son stays in Huron. Chenoweth heads to Lead for a few days with her daughter Mrs Stormo. Kiel Bros promotes cards as the right sympathy gift. Several hunters and visitors listed attend the pheasant season and Minnesota homecoming events. Numerous residents and travelers mentioned with small town notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Trenerry
Pierre
C. E. Rutherford
Winotta
Minn
Helen Rutherford
Robert Rutherford
Guy Woodard
Hitchcock
Huron Hospital
J.T. Johnson
Huron Dairy
Bismarck
Bridgeman-Russell
Johnson
Huron
A. M. Chenoweth
Lead
H. A. Stormo
Symmathy
Kiel Bros., Inc
Ella Miller
Artesian
P. V. Spalding
M. D. Wilson
Royanacher
H. P. Hopkins
Robert Garner
Theodore Schwechler
W. L. Baretien
C. W. Harrison
Hannibal
Missouri
Hugh H. Monahan
Hi. G. McKechnie
Roy M. Meath
B. J. Lito
Wich
Salina
Kansas
W. A. Seely
Freeport
Frank Sanderson
L. J. Avery
R. A. Buchanan
Joe Hansewitz
Milton Cochran
E. I. Dahl
Congress
Advic J. L. Hil
Brookings
Huson
William J. Johnson
de Smet
Ralph Humphrey
A. H. Humphrey
Deer hunting trip notes and weekend travel report
mphrey's mother Mire Amy Burton Russel Stewart Ben Leighton and Dalton Logue traveled to the Black Bills for the deer hunting season. Mr Logue reportedly harvested a deer. Neil Bjornson planned a weekend trip to Minneapolis leaving Thursday night. He will be joined by his mother Mrs W HL Bjornson who visited there last summer, with beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mphrey
Mire
Amy Burton
Russel Stewart
Ben Leighton
Dalton Logue
Black Bills
Mr. Logue
Neil Bjornson
Minneapok
Rome
W. HL. Bjornson
Mail carrier Barnes links to Lexington warning tale
G S Barnes a mail carrier in Manchester is away from his home as Alfred Anderson delivers mail. Two riders carried the warning to Lexington on April 18 1775 with Paul Revere delivering the oral message and William Dawes carrying the written one. They rode separate routes to ensure one warning would reach its destination if the other was stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Barnes
Manchester
G. 5
Barnes
Alfred Anderson
Warnng
Lexington
Paul Rew Yore
William Dawes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evelyn Hartnagel
Dakota Lodge Degree of Honor
Legion Hall
R. T
Labor Temple
Lincoln
Herschel
Marquis
H. F. Cooley
RE. Washburn
Robert Fair
H. A. Kelley
Bis
Aldrich
Lincoln P. T. A. Willest
A. J. Lang
Wiliam Churchill
Christian Kapphahn
P. T
Bruge Packard
Velma Randall
J. M. Petars
V.C. Weir
W. A. T. Club
Alma Boyd
Val Link
Carl Jorgensen
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
General Ladies Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Regiter
Delbert C. Reutter
Ladies’ Aid of
Congregational Church
Charles A. Ashman
W. C. Gowdy
Glenn R. McAsthur
Voge
O. F. Voge
Fifty-Fifty Club
Elma Burkey
M. A. Ronken
Floyd Willard
Rainbow Lodge
Trhursday Hainbow Loder
Walter Ketelson
Roy Smith
M. G. Sharpe
Hb.van Winkle
Mertha Stephens
K. H. Sackett
Dudley Burns
Guardian
Vernon Bandy
Roger Garlic
Kensington
Iowa Ave
Enue
Marthe
Stephene
Bertha Ketelson
Lodge
Wf. A. Huntington
Ayis Rice
Martha Stephens
Eulalean Society
Eulalean Literary Society
Huron College
Dorothy Youel
Beach Avenue
Miss Youel
Mary Beachy
Betty Kent
Edward VIII
Wallis
Edward VII
Wallis Simpson
Benes
Yorks
Armour
Marie Gifford
Armonr
Pete Fork
South Dakota
Vicki VapoRub
Anne Oi
Eady
Central South Dakota
Agena
Fabrica, Plata
Jean Vedra
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