community notices and club meetings listed in local paper
A dense costume of weekly club notices lists meetings for Haron Lote No 26 AF AM, Stotech Conclave LaKotah Commandery, Trinity Guild lunch, Methodist Ladies Aid divisions, Star Encampment O F, Grace Episcopal Marys Altar Guild, Worth Hurosa Extension Club, Mizpah Chapter O E S, W.HC, Bid or Chat Club, YWCA craft classes, and a D of H Suveniles session. Readers urged to attend. details include names, street addresses, and times for Friday and Thursday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaKotah Commandery
K. T
Trinity Guild
Christian Workers Circle
James Swapey
Methodist Ladies Aid
M.D. Burns
Kanss Avenue
F. B. Gordon
Aif
Tllinois
St. Mary's Altar Guild of Grace Episopal Church
G. C. Lampe
Lawn Ridge Avenue
Worth Hurosa Extension Club
Carl Daum
Fourth Street
Mizpah
ELS
W.hc
Jessie Lembke
Utah Avenue
G LA
W. W. Bennett
Town Avenue
Lavere Johnson
First Street
YW. C. A
Holtmey
Newman Club Meeting Opens With Talk by Father Traviner
NEWMAN CLUB HAS MEETING MONDAY The Newman Club members were entertained by an outside speaker Monday night when Father C W Traviner gave a talk. The meeting went to the home of Mrs W A Ars, 100 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest, and the program was preceded by a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suveniles
Matt Sheriahan
Myr- 41
Fria Jean Vermney
Jenelle Kopop
John Wadeel
Billy Snediger
Er Shanahan
PF. E. O
H. L. Saylor
Saylor Ara
J. C. Buna
EB. FL
jSchaefer
J. T. Paulson
Sidney Kingsley
Tmement
New York
Camden Rayburn
L. A. Davis
Rayburn
Amy Beach
Mona Zucca
Louise Robyn
Clara Edwards
Gena Branscombe
Newman Club
Amr Outelde Apewker
C.W. Traviner
Mix
W. A. Ars
Wisconsin Avenue
Don’t Be a Three Quarter Wife Says Lydia Pinkham Ad
A 1910s style advertisement urges wives to use Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to ease women’s discomforts during life stages from girlhood to middle age. It promotes reconciliation after quarrels and claims the remedy tones the system to reduce functional disorders in women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lincoln PTA Study Group Holds Year Plans
The Lincoln PTA Study Group met yesterday with about thirty members. J M Peters and Mira O H Hellestad outlined the year’s program as pupils from the second grade performed songs and poems. Eleanor Wareing directed the children’s pantomime about favorite books while others presented formal talks and a tea followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Croup
Lincoln Pta
J.M. Peters
Mira
H. Hellested
Ety
Mim
Eleanor Wareing
Esther Wittenberger
Allen Hoy
Eleanor Feeney
University of Town
Peters
Hatlestad
Farewell Party for Tremeres in Sioux Falls
The ACT and Auxiliary host a farewell party for Mr and Mrs A D Tremere who are leaving Sioux Falls. Tremere, past senior councilor of the ACT, and his wife, a ductress, have been longtime residents and workers with U C T and Auxiliary. The event at XP Hall features dancing after a nine thirty start following a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACT
Auxiliary
A. D. Tremere
Sioux Falla
XP. Hall
Tremere
U. C. T. and Auxiliary
Sioux Fells Paint and Glas Company
Optima Extension Club Meets At Ulrich Home
Mrs. Ed Ulrich and Mrs. R Beedle hosted Optima Extension Club No 1 at Mrs Ulrichs home Tuesday afternoon with twenty members and two visitors present. Chairwoman Neil Bailey presided and spoke on Farm and Home Week in Brookings. Mrs H Beucher introduced authors while Mrs O P Drake led the musical program. The Christmas demonstration was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ulrich
R. Beedle
Optima Extension Club
Gifts and luncheon hosted by Mrs Ulrich and Mrs Mo C
Mrs Ulrich and Mrs Mo C hosted a gift gathering and were later joined by Mrs Ulrich and Mrs Beedle for a luncheon. The event featured sharing of gifts and social conversation among attendees.
Highmore Speakers To Compete Friday
Highmore High School will be represented by Helam Gibbs in the experienced girls division Nathaniel Exlandson in the experienced boys division and Marjorie Hamlin in the source division at Friday's extempors event in Highmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Gibbs
Nathaniel Exlandson
Marjorie Hamlin
Highmore Bagh School
New North and South Dakota speaking contest set in Aberdeen
Aberdeen hosts a two day speaking contest on November 2 and 7 with a new team division. Participants include Mobridge Clark Kitson Pierre Watertown Doland Milbank Groton and Highmore judged by Prof Carlson Augstana Sioux Falls and Prof McCarty State College Brookings. The feature cites Jethro Wood’s origin of the modern plow carved from potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
North
South Dakota
Mobridge
Clark
Kitson
Pierre
Watertown
Doland
Milbank
Groton
Highmore
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Marerwin
Haron Lote
F.C
Wilhelst
Mon HL. J. Wilhelm
Tdaho Avenue
George Wagner
Mize
Miriam .Jenkins
Chapter AN
FEO
Wagner
Iowa Southeast
Eldon Parker
DuBose Heyward
Theater Ghild
Mire Parker
Lawrence Tibbett
Helen Jepson
Antheista
Alexander Smallens
Porgy
Mire Robert D. Lusk
HK. M. Perce
Sande
Handy Anns
Handy Ann Extension Club
F. O. Slopgett
Kansas Avenue
Madame Schumann- Heink
Birs
Ray Johnson
Sloggett
Bea Halvorsen
Don Sheridan
Fevar
J.D. Harwood
Arthur Soregent
Washington
Sam Russell
Mr. J. Thompson
Sioux City
Gilbert ‘Dahl
Huron College School of Music
Loftus K. Ward
Grace B. Finley
Irene Rayburn
Geodkxi
Anne Gitchell
Martin Barkers
Ruhiman Ich
Semmes
Corman
Lanse Robyn
Mana-Zucca Olive Smith
Sieinal
Dna
Baylor Shaw
Merris Phillips
Buena Notte
Carol Tapas Schemo
Minot
Mendelssohn
Betty McComas
Irene Tidemann
Gaden
Carolyn Rayburn
Chopin
ProkoBet Eldred Baker
Faherp Mac Dowell
Dane Robertson
Poh
Feehan
Gounad
Charlotte Dugdale
Zelda Leviere
March Sagleaton
McKinley
V. Oberg
Alvin Anderson
Arthur Tiland
Theo Hanson
Strand
William Burris
Henry Kingdon
Seventh Street
Edythe Snow
Eugene Kingdon
Loti
Mira Po
M&s. Chenoweth
Honor Lettesmen
Marylin
Scottie Dexter
Humphrey
Tremeres
Ulrich Home
Chamberlin Laboratories, Inc
Br Mulnet
Iowa
Wes Saeemer
Ulrich
Mo C
Magruder
Mrs. Ulrich
Mrs. Beedle
Jethro Wood
Artz
Penney’s
Lacey Bay Sre
Ramepa
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