Friday meetings fill Labor Temple and clubs
Numerous fraternal and civic groups plan Friday gatherings in Labor Temple K P hall Rainbow lodge Star Encampment and others hold 3 pm 7 20 pm start times. Regular meetings listed for League of Women Voters Mothers club and Beadle County Historical Society with Monday sessions noted.
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W. Te. C
Labor Temple
Rainbow Lodge
L. A To. B. of
R. T
G. LA
K.P. Hall
Catholic Daughters of America
League of Women Voters
Angie Chaffee
Dakota Avenue South
Mothers Club
W.E. Coates
Beadle County Historical Society
Court House
Newman Club
Lbrary Hall
James Fiver Lodge No
E W. Feige
Third Street
K. P
Mrs George Thompson Hosts Bridge Party at Home
Mrs George Thompson entertained at two tables of bridge at her home on GTO Arizona Avenue Southwest last evening. Mrs Edna Montgomery and P Thie ren won score prizes. A luncheon followed the game. MeMONE Auxiliary Meeting Thursday Hosts: Mrs D 4 Bard 753 Btal Avenue Southeast. Mrs George Bell led devotion with Nellie Geiger on Siam and Mrs F P Matz led the study book. Social hour and refreshments followed. Miss Cleata Thorpe to host next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Starling
GC. L. Batley
Theater Bridge Club
George Dapp
Nebraska Avenue Southsvast
John Gascoigne
B. L. Landon
C. Snow
Second Street
Sday
Wss Cooley Ape
Misa Page Cogley
Misa
Marian Heath
Leslie Dynes
Dynes
Kansas Avenue Northeast
Standard OU Company
Hildegarde Brother
Elia Lrish
Mise Coalex
William Harris
Mary Steele
Arvis
Nebrasa
Avenue Southwest
James Juncheon
George Kinsman
Ladies Aid
The
Church of Christ
John Stewart
Wisconsin Avenue
Sharpe
Ralph G. Ford
George Theimer
Ford
Teach Avenue Southeast
George Huber
Katie Maloney
Walter Coates
A. Tritz
Huber
Maroney
Crookston, Minn
Georse Thompson
GTO
Arizona Avenue Southwest
Edna Montgomery
P. Thieren
Memone
McCune
D. 4. Bard
Btal Avenue
George Bell
Nellie Geiger
H. C. Whaley
Siam
F. P. Matz
Cleata. Thorpe
Ortop
Harry Roache
Birthday Club
W. S. Ball
Harry Ball
Worthington
Minn
Diary of a Central South Dakota Farer Woman
A Central South Dakota diary entry recalls a snowless harvest week, finished chores, ironing, and club activities. Weather and road conditions hinder travel with deep ruts while Dan, James, Nancy, and Jean navigate daily tasks. Evening calls hint at Illinois and reminiscences of fall nights and childhood bonfires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
James
Nancy
Jean
Will
Card of Thanks to Huron Clinic Staff
We express gratitude to the noctora and nurses of the Huron Clinic for their kind attention in Clayton Johnston’s recovery after the accident. Special thanks to Dr. Shirley Dr. Faust and Dr. Cogswell of Wolsey for prompt action and care. We remain grateful for all who aided the recovery. Wolsey South Dakota November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noctora
Huron Clinic
Clayton Johnston
Shirley
Faust
Cogswell
Walsey
Clayton Johnston Wolsey
S. D
Ady P
Moonlit town memories and farm chores recounted
A narrator recalls autumn nights in old town with moonlit streets and trees planted by father. Dan and I run errands, visit Jean and Will, then tend to the hen houses feeding warm capsules to each bird before settling to bed at ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Jean
Wii
City Briefs Highlight Michigan Minnesota Football Trip
Local notices show Dr and Mrs Kerr and Mr and Mrs Voigt traveling by car to Minneapolis for the Michigan Minnesota football game. Several rummage sales, bake sales, and varied visits to relatives in Minneapolis and Council Bluffs are listed, along with births and rental ads. Isaac notices mention Mrs Ay Foss in Council Bluffs and Mrs Harinagel returning from Minneapolis.
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Wnh
B. H. Kerr
Carl Voigt
Minneaopolis
D. A. Ro
East Froms Methodist Church
W. H. Gardner
Manchester
Conn
Daghter
W. H. Frost
Dakota Avenue
Zouth
Red Owlen Oak
Ave
Harry Burton
Peterson
Minneapolis
Parrish House
Pasturice
EB. Ay Foss
Ninth Street
Council Bluffs
Hmil Harinagel
M. GC. Alford
Tuesgen
Lailies
Binton Campbell
Gertrude Ralph
Sioux City
Etta ‘Starr
Ralph
Bindy’s Market
Iils
Leavenworth
Kans
Frank Benjamin
W. W. Howes
Mary Senate
Fruit and Produce, Inc. Arcade
Huron
A. H. Kratz
J. Koreal
Watertown
Harry
Otto
Lucille Otto
Minnesota University
Abd
Elmer Smith
Rorto Huron
192 in Classes at New School
The Jefferson school leads transfers to a new Catholic school with 192 pupils enrolled after 62 moved last Tuesday. Transfers include 43 from Washington, 27 from Wilson, 23 from Lincoln, 10 from McKinley, and 13 from Junior High. Nine country pupils tutored in Huron bring total to 192. grades enrollment closed, reopens after second semester for junior high. Two teachers, Mrs McGlynn and Mrs Tico, were removed from city staff due to the transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
Benedict
Washington
Wilson
Lincoln
McKinley
Huron
Robert McGlynn
Harvey Tico
Woonsocket Society Celebrations and Gatherings
Community notes from Woonsocket highlight birthday parties for Mrs. Ball and Dean Munro, a five hundred evening, and gifts for Hazel Hobart. The O E B S chapter met at the Masonic temple with a grand chapter report. A birthday party honored Grandma Starr, and Sunshine club plans a Thanksgiving program with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. EB. S
Masonic Temple
Haye Stakke
Hazel Hobart
Boy recuperates after second eye operation in Sioux City
Robert, injured by an arrow during archery practice near St. Joseph's Hospital, Sioux City, is recovering satisfactorily after a second eye operation performed Monday by Dr Neftzger. His eyesight was impaired but the eyeball was saved. Cliffard Thoraness will visit him in Sioux City over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sioux ‘City
Clffard Thoraness
Sioux City
Ayres Given One Month Terms For Embezzlement
Lloyd Ayres, 17, of Huron, pleaded guilty to embezzling 30 dollars while driving a delivery truck for a dry cleaning establishment. Judge Alva E. Taylor sentenced him Thursday to seven months in the state penitentiary, noting his youth and potential for reform. Deputy Sheriff A. J. Larsen took part in the proceedings.
Color psychology note on color effects in printing
A brief discussion notes that red and orange hues appear most stimulating while greens and blues are calmer. The piece suggests red is pungent and stimulating, green is restful, and colors affect perception differently. This reflects early 20th century interest in color theory for media.
Prison Sentences for Three Men Began Term at Sioux Falls
A report states that Ayres and two other young men pleaded guilty to a car theft. Le Roy Solomon and Henry Mason were transported to Sioux Falls to begin serving their terms Saturday. Solomon and Mason received three-year sentences each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayres
le Roy Solomon
Henry Mason
Sioux’ Falls
Solomon
Mason
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Boll
Beadle County
Freeman Lyon
3. B
D. KE. McDaniel
T. Barthell
Eastern Star
Micah
Apie
Eastern
Star
Ing
Mazonic Temple
Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid
J. P. Royer
Lb. B. Dean
HN. Carlson
George Bandy
C. &. Stewart
South Dakota
City Briefs
NEW School
Jefferson
Woonsocket Society
G. W Munro
Dean
Cial
Mable Brown
Butler
Brown
Creighton
Wessington Springs
Miss Brown
Woonsockek
Harold Lindekuger
Albert Pinard
Grace Simon
Minnie Nollensmeier
Alice Sherman
W 8. Ball
Robert Brown
W. L. Gier
Starr
Pay Starr
Elmer Hodson
Ed Meyers
Sunshine Club
Brown’s Service Station
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alfred. Iverson
St. Edewards
Nebraska
Cari
Robert D. “Lusk
Huron Publishing Co
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