Local societies meet this week in city institutions
Sunday meetings of the B of RT in Labor Temple at 2 20 PM. McKinley PTA convenes Monday night in McKinley school at 7 PM. Past Oracles and Machinists plan Monday gatherings. Historical Society meets Monday at 8 PM in the courthouse Farmer's room. K P lodge at 7 30 PM in I C O F hall. Captain Alexander Tedford Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution holds Monday 2 20 PM at Mrs C A Lafferty’s home 526 Nebraska Ave SW. note time change from evening to afternoon. Literary Coterie meets Monday 7 30 PM in library hall. Dorcas Society conducts Monday evening meeting with refreshments by Ruth Thompson and Margaret Melam. In colonial notes, early New England focus on education and independence, with colleges after Oxford and libraries in Boston. Just Us club played bridge Monday evening at 965 Beach Ave SE. prizes to Mrs A W Gilland and Mrs B L Landon, guest prize to Mrs Johnson. Tamach served. next host Mrs Bert Landon at Daum apartments.
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McKinley P. TA
McKinley
Past Oracles Association
Machinists
Labor Temple
The
Historical Society
Court House
K.P. Lodge
I. C. O. F. Hall
Alexander Tedford
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. A. Lafferty
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Library Hall
Dorcas Society
Ruth Thompson
Margaret Melam
SNOW
Just Us
Ms. C. E
Beach Avenue Southeast
A. W. Gilland
B. L. Landon
Johnson
Tamach
Bert Landon
Daum Apartments
Twentieth Century Club Discusses New England Colonies
On Tuesday afternoon the Twentieth Century club met at Mrs. B. H. Kerr’s home. Mrs. R. B. Hill delivered a concise paper on the character of the New England colonies, noting climate, economy, and the rise of shipbuilding and fishing. The talk outlined the three colonial groups and the influence of geography and labor needs, with references to early Massachusetts Bay and Winthrop era merchants and landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
B. H. Kerr
Tourth Street
Boothwese
R. B. Hill
New England
Middle
Connecticut
Anode Island
Massachusetts Bar
John Winthrop
Pheasant dinner honors Dr and Mrs Sorensen at Byron Cottage
Mr and Mrs W J Whitney hosted a pheasant dinner at their Byron cottage Tuesday evening for Dr and Mrs R M Sorensen of Cleerland Ta. Twelve guests attended with bridge afterward and prizes went to Mrs W Colwell and Mr Rasmussen.
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Myre
W. J. Whitney
Byron
R. M. Sorensen
Cleerland
H. P. Rasmussen
Valley Ladies Aid Elects Officers At Beadle Home
Dashing color decor and a three course dinner featured a Wednesday gathering at the Davis apartments hosted by Hurley Baum and family. The Valley Ladies Aid met Tuesday at Mrs. Russell Beadle’s home with twelve members and three guests. officers for the coming year were elected led by Mrs. Wilbur.
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CIVES
Hurley Baum
Davis Apartments
Valley Ladies Ald
Valley Ladies Aid
Russell Beadle
Wilbur
Local Club Officers Plan December Bazaar
French president Mrs J W May vice president Mrs John Howard treasurer and Mrs Ramsell secretary. They planned a bazaar for the first week in December. At four thirty o clock a two course lunch was enjoyed. The next meeting will be November 21 at the home of Mrs E A Lyman.
Mrs Laura Cooley Hosts Bridal Shower for Fare Cooley
Mrs Laura Cooley of 321 Second Street South East hosted a gathering in honor of her daughter Fare Cooley who will wed in November. Guests Pieced a friendship quilt in yellow and white andMiss Pita Dahl won best needlework prize. A two course lunch followed at three tables with Mrs Leslie Dyres assisting and out of town guest Mrs W A Wagner of Carthage attending.
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Laura Cooley
Second Street
Southarest
Miss Fare Cooley
Pita Dahl
Leslie Dyres
W. A. Wagner
Carthage
Car Nation Club Meets at Mrs. Salbert Home
Twenty five Car Nation club members met Wednesday at Mrs. J F Salbert 148 in his avenue southwest. President Mrs B L Landon led the business session followed by a social afternoon with cards and work. Mrs C K Snow won the club prize. Refreshments by committee members Mrs Salbert Mrs W S Gascoigne Mrs Olhnson and Mrs Fred Stewart Art Hanson.
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Carnation Club
J. F. Salbert
Avenue Southwest
B. L. Landon
C. K. Snow
Salehert
Gascoigne
Olhnson
Fred Stewart Art Hanson
Wessington Couple Married In Lutheran Ceremony
The Rev. 5. D. Disrud officiated at a Wednesday wedding in the American Lutheran church vestry in Vernon. Adolph Koch and Elia LaVerne Sass, both of Wessington, were the couple. Attendants included Mrs. Roy W. Koch. The bride wore a white dress with matching accessories. The couple left for a wedding trip to West Point Nebraska and plan to reside there upon returning in about two weeks.
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D. Disrud
Wessington
American Lutheran Church
Vernon
Adolph Koch
Elia LaVerne Sass
Roy W. Koch
Muich
Weather Record Fragments From Aged OCR Note
Fragmentary weather note shows references to temperatures today last year and this year. Mentions highest and lowest ever recorded values and seasonal timing but lacks complete figures or locations.
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Io the
Tal
Weather note and precipitation totals fragment
A fragmentary weather note reports precipitation total for the month and year to date with sun rise and set times. It then mentions weather forecasts for Huron and Vielity Faly tonight and into Saturday, but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Vielity
Weather forecast snippets for Midwest states
Readable forecast brief notes for South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa. Fair tonight with Saturday warmer in western portions. Mild temperature changes expected with little variation across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Minnesota
Lowa
Road conditions and temperatures for towns in the region
Local weather report lists temperatures for Sio� igh Huron Yankton Watertown Aberdeen Brookings Pierre and Rapid City with highs ranging from 14 to 81 and lows from 1 to 44. Precipitation is none or trace. roads described as good fair or rough and clear. Also notes Altamont State Bank failure and 20 percent dividend claimants by the state banking department.
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Mitchell
Huron
Yankton
Watertown
Aberdeen
Brookings
Pierre
Rapid City
Kissproof cosmetics promise all day waterproof wear
An archaic advertisement touts Kissproof lipstick and Kissproof rouge to convey eternal youth. It claims one application lasts all day and both products are waterproof, urging readers to purchase at toilet counters.
Mt Calvary Evangelical Churchs Second Anniversary
The Mt Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church at Dakota Avenue and Eleventh Street marks its second anniversary. Organized after Rev T H Joeckel arrived October 21 1926, the church began with 12 followers and first services on November 11 in the American Legion hall. By now the congregation has 182 members, 87 voting members and 22 voters, with three daily services including a German language service at 10 o clock. The church is part of the Missouri Synod and affiliated with the Synodical Conference of North America. Plans for expansion are underway.
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Mt. Calvary Evangelical. Lutheran ‘Church
Dakota Avenue
Eleventh Street
Huron
T. H. Joeckel
Troperty Ways
Elurch
The
Missouri Synod
German Service Preacher Leads Weekend Congregation
M Luther serves as president and treasurer with Ed Schuppenhauer financial secretary and John L Willis vice president. Chas Schulb is congregational secretary. Freese will preach, the German service begins at 10 o clock and the German service at 11 o clock. The post will preach at the evening service, which starts at 7 20.
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M.luther
Ed Schuppenhauer
John L. Willis
Chas. Schulb
Congregational
Pus
Robbers Break Into Tats General Store
Burglars broke into the J. W. Tats general store in Rochford on Wednesday evening and stole groceries and tobacco valued at about 200 dollars. A truck or automobile was used to haul away the goods after forcing the front door and entering the store.
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Rochford
J. W. Tats
Eentrance
New Stare
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S Society
B. of RT. In Labor ‘Temple
Old England
Oxford
Boston
Kerr
NNRON
Bismark
North Platte Ag
Saint Paul
Sheridan Aly
Williston
Pierre — Fourly
Edia
Aaltamont State Bank
Altamont
State ‘Banking Department
American Legion
S. U. Dexter
Gagnon
Motter
Thien
Marvin Tughite
Tim
Washington
Washington Jonathan
Mother
Washington Jonathans
Wise
APPLE
Ranke
Seattle
Shington
Jona Egans
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