Community club and church events in Huron area
Social events include Huron No. Six ALT A. Bf meeting at Labor Temple 8 pm. Senior Luther League met in church parlour with Thanksgiving program and committee appointments. Cain Creek P T A held November meeting at school with poetry and program segments. Foster Township Home Extension Club demonstrated Christmas gifts and crafts with wood items and reed baskets. Young Artists Musicale met at Robertson home with year program plans and dues. Mrs Karl Lampe hosted dinner for twelve with guests including Mildred Hankin.
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Ulkrichs
Fostee Township
G. F. Ulich
Elit
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Lea Welsh
Werak
Tha “Orin
Wing Belver
Werner F. ’ Ulrich Wor
Leo Welsh
Lexford
3. D. State College
Rowe Kornder
Neling
Cherisumas
Fred Ulieh
Adam Reinschmidt
Mera
Robertson Bome
Young Artists Musicale
Margaret Robertson
Tswar
Mary Walker Life
Rachmerincit
Zua
Eaton Polichiselle
Rachynannot
Katheryn Jean Saylor
Karl Lampe
Und Avenue Southear
Mia Jemxix Kaiser
Mildred Vihstadr
John Ward Smith
Mildred Hankin
Huron
Minneapolis
Tamworth Extension Club
W. J. Grater
Aternoon
Martin Manassay
Fred Hansen
Faulkton Society Hosts Surprise Dinner at Mae Hulet Home
Faulkton society members and spouses attended a noon Wednesday surprise dinner for Mae Hulet, with Mrs Beadle and Mrs Plorence Bach assisting. Afternoon activities included socializing and making Christmas gifts amid tea towel showers.
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Faulkton Society
John Bendis
Beadle
Plorence Bach
Mae Hulet
Mig. Hulet
Food news Ceeses Turkey-Time and cranberry sherbet
Succulent tender turkey with the delectable cranberry sherbet completes the feast. Readers savor the turkey and the tart sherbet alongside festive sides and seasonal treats.
Detectives Question Suspect Over Child's Death in Philadelphia
Philadelphia detectives hold 19 year old Mary K O Connor as they question her further in the death of five year old Nancy Glenn last Labor Day. An autopsy found water and mud in the girl's lungs after Miss O Connor allegedly struck her during a dispute while riding bicycles with a neighbor child. The mayor ordered continued custody to enable interrogation. the attorney sought county jail confinement.
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Phiadelphia
Nancy Glenn
S. Davis Waser
Detes Sve
Iain Murphy
Miss O'Connor
Wilson
William A. Gray
Deter Tiex
Murphy
Glenn Git
Maney
Miay O'Connor
City Briefs Highlight local visits and sales ads
State manager Misa Pearl Fisher and district chief Anna Troupe attended a state Woodmen Circle conference in Huron from recent meetings in Water Town and Aberdeen. Local notices include a late January sale on Samson De Luxe tables and Thanksgiving specials, plus residents moving to Huron and travel plans for Thanksgiving with business and social tidbits about dozens of residents and merchants from Nebrasksa to Sioux Falls.
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Misa Pearl Fisher
Supreme Forest Woodmutt Circle
Anna Troupe
Huron
Troups
Watertown
Miss. Fisher
Aberdeen
Troupe
Miliec
Misa Fisher
Samson
Fullerton
We22ach
John Ring
Nebraska Avenue N Southwest
Regent
Mer
Lloyd Webb
Waisr'town
Hurcom
Nebraska Avevenue
Raymond
Radke
William of
Bonilla
Leasley Ellsworth
Jack Whitney
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Mix
Karl Buchholz
Fadine
F. W. Willhite
Redfield
Henry
Kerkow
Chicago
Chester, Kerkow
Migs
Helen
Buran
Burger
Priett Gordw
Fla
Monroedocs era tested by Latin American broadcasts
Washington confronts a growing view that radio broadcasts from Europe and South America erode the Monroe Doctrine. The piece notes German Italian and Russian programs in Spanish shape views toward fascism and communism, with South American papers rebroadcasting this content. It discusses policy debates on Pan American radio and U.S. efforts to influence and educate citizens about South American history and politics.
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Washington
Brazil
Monroe
Europe
Altoring
Inberg
South America
Ansey Mor
United States
United, States
Augustin P. Juste
Grea Britain
United States Bureau
Ite Radio
New World
Ig Oroedcest Lam
Barntot Barons Readied For Show
CHICAGO NOV 2 Agriculture's aristocracy readies for the International Livestock Exposition. The 3rd annual show opens Saturday at Chicago's stockyards with cattle sheep and swine entries from 25 states and 1,022 sheep from 74 farms 1681 states and 605 draft horses from 13 exhibitors. Canada represented in all but swine with 1,200 youth participants and a new camana prize. BLE Heide expects a record attendance.
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Chicago
Canada
Rio Grande
Canadian
Australia
America
Camana Fane
Ble Heide
Ies
UAL Formad
Brigit
Show staged at Lamphitheater with officials noting prize sum
A brief report states the event takes place in the international Lamphitheater. Officials mention last year's exposely amount of $Y, 250 and announce prizes for participants.
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International Lamphitheater
Carpenter Girl To Edit Pasque Petals
Bernice Madsen daughter of Mr and Mrs George Madsen has been named editor in chief of Pasque Petals. She studies at Northern Sister Teachers College Aberdeen and will be a junior next term. Announcement by Dr Allen E Woodal director of publications notes her background in calnalian and creative writing and fits her for the post.
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Carpenter
Bernice Madsen
George Madsen
Aberdeen
Yan
Woodal
LindBberg
Cathartic-Cramk Racket Promises Quick Relief
Laid out as a sensational diet ad, the fragment touts laxatives and bran cereals as miraculous cures. It mentions Al Bran and Posteadol products, urging readers to eat cereals with milk or fruit, and to try muffins as a tasty option.
Viola Smith Sentenced To Four Years In State Penitentiary
Viola Smith pleaded guilty to second degree manslaughter in the death of Mrs. Wne Fulton, 32, in an auto pedestrian crash near Aberdeen. Circuit Judge Van Buren Perry imposed the maximum four year term. charges of first degree manslaughter were dismissed. Fulton and her husband, Robert Fulton, 47, were struck by Smith's car on October 26 after witnesses said she was intoxicated.
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Aberdeen
Nev
Viola Smith
Sioux Falls
Wne Fulton
Guilar
van Buren Perry
Charles E. Forguch
Miss Smith
State Supreme Court
Fulton
Robert
Vola
Smith
Blindness Sparks Double Murder and Suicide in London
In London a former officer driven by total blindness killed his sister with a pistol while shouting about her “beautiful eyes,” then took his own life with a razor. Dr. Horace Daney and Dr. Naomi Daney rushed to the scene as Maurice Tribe, 43, an invalid ex-officer, fired toward the bedroom. The husband’s mother, a physician, said Tribe, angered by vision loss in his remaining eye, uttered the same line before the fatal act.
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London
Den
Horace: Daney
Naomi Daney
Maurice Tribe
Daa
Incomplete Fragments Describe Thames Area Scene
Damaged text shows Naomi Dancy tending a brother with a knee injury and putting him to sleep in a room near a red and white brick mansion on the Thames. The fragment hints at a domestic moment but lacks a full incident or names.
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Cys Gustere
Om the Thames
Naomi Dancy
Inna
Accidental shooting kills hunter near Anamosa
Ja November 23 Judson Leggett, 30, died after his shotgun discharged during a hunting trip near Anamosa. He told rescuers he crawled through a fence when the weapon went off striking him in the head. The incident occurred during a hunting outing in the region.
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Buntes
Anamosa
Judsonw
Leggett
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