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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1929

Page

6

Society Notes and Club Meetings Highlight Week

Special society items report Hitran Jodge announcing a Mixed Masonic meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 PM for M M degree work. Friday divisions of the Liner Aid meet at specified Southwest addresses. Dancing followed Teuber's orchestra. Theatre Bridge Club hosted by Mrs B L Landon with two guests. Jefferson P T A met with ninety five attendees and 300 paid members reported. Friendly Circle discussed Christmas tree fund and Thanksgiving history. Mrs G F McCannon hosted a luncheon bridge for Mrs Albert Kluthe with high score won by Mrs William Ellery.

Landon B. L. Landon Theatre Bridge Club Daum Apartments Harry Thoman Carl Drumm Imbridge John Gascoigne Jefferson P. T. A Jefferson Teather Zink Florence Mills Kathryn Gilbert Joyce Vanderstein Hazel Mae Bakes Mary Helen Warren Misa Eleanor Jones Carl Meteger Lenore Olson Olson Domas R. D. Anderson George Wagner Friendly Circle J. P. Stahl Tilinals Avenue George Robinson Benny Kingdon Robert Hawaii Henry Kingdon Jameostess Toxcheosn-Bridge G. F. McCannon Kansas Avenue Southeast Albert Kluthe Rapid City F. H. Schrader William Ellery Kluthe Lyman Westess Valley Valley Ladies Aid E. A. Lyman B. Bolghton Bernard Bonynton Lows Avenue Southeast Bridge F.C. W. Kuehn Bers. H. SM. Carlson Kuehn E. J. Hennig Boughton

MITCHELL CLUBS ENTERTAINED AT ROSY Dinner Bridge

Mrs H H Geiger hosted the Mitchell Double Six club at 1020 Love Avenue SE with a four course dinner and a four table bridge. Winners were Mr and Mrs Forest Hays of Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Ja Kennedy of Waron. Local guests included multiple Mitchell couples.

H. H Geiger Love Anvenue Mitchell Aeven O'Clock Forest Hays Jaj. Kennedy Waron Montgomery FW. Hays

Forty Sixth Annual Knights of Pythias Dinner Ball

The Syracuse lodge No. hosted its forty sixth annual Thanksgiving dinner ball drawing large attendance. A 9 o clock dinner preceded entertainment by the College Girls Quartet and College Boys Quartet, with solo performances by Vera Byerly Franklin Pe Mate and Iskasoa.

Knights of Pythias Syracuse Lodge No Cmhia College Boys Vara ‘Byerly Frankin Pe Mate A Tate J. 7 Iskasoa

Diary of a Central South Dakota Farm Woman

A Central South Dakota farm woman notes near freezing temperatures. She postpones laundry, plans dinner with Mrs Somes but cancels due to cold. She makes soup from meat, worries over a frozen plant, and recalls grandmother’s winter flowers. Dan hauls hogs in, and they cut corn to save on feed.

Mrs. Somes Dan Mrs. S

Springs Auxiliary And Legion Install Heads

WELLINGTON SPRINGS Nov 2 Special The Willmen post of American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary held a joint installation of officers here last night Legion officers seated were Sam Taander James Carson vice commander Christian J Webb adjutant and finance officer Sydney A Sedgewick chaplain Wilton Tunbers sergeant at arms Norris E Williams The officers of the auxiliary are president Euther Hertzberg vice president Freda Vetter vice president Elizabeth Sutton secretary Ruth Cars treasurer Ella

Wellington Springs Willmen American Legion Legion Auxilary Legion Sam Taander James Carson Christian ‘J. Webb Sydney A. Sedgewick Wilton Eargent Norris E. ‘Viliama the Auxiliary Euther Hertzberg Freda’ Vetter Elizabeth ‘Sutton Ruth Cars Ella

Easy Christmas floor pillows and the January bag doll

Simple craft ideas for gifts include floor pillows made from oil cloth in square or oblong shapes with bright fabric scraps sewn as flowers. The January bag doll, crafted from unbleached muslin with cretonne trim, is described as both useful and decorative for holiday giving.

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Neighborhood News From the Ray Card

Special correspondent reports on local residents and visitors. Pastor Schibling takes a three to four week vacation to Milwaukee and Chicago. Osterhouse returns from Minneapolis to stay. Mrs Dean of Rockham visits daughter in town. Miss Knapp returns from hospital work to Huron. Dorothy Clouse visits Alexandria home. DeGeest visiting son Peter in town from Washington. Bards visit Pierre relatives. Mrs Murphy and son Gifford visit Alexandria relatives. Berg of Springfield now night operator at the C and N W depot. Lucile Paddieford to visit Lincoln, Nebraska. DeGeest and family visit Armour. Mr and Mrs Tembtyn visit Alexandria. Hagin, Dormberger, Shaw, and Salt marsh visit Minneapolis. Dougherty promoted to second operator in Flerre. H R Graham and wife return from Minneapolis trip. PF A Eichmann in town from Mitchell. Sligo family move to St Lawrence. Stahl of Huron visits Miller. Deputy State Fire Marshall HN Walker in town.

Ray C. J. Schibling Milwaukee Chicago Martin Osterhouse Minneapoli Dean Rockham George Dornberger Knapp Huron Dorothy Clouse Alexandria Lincoln Neb Felativen Peter DeGeest Henry DeGeest Armour Nira W. G. Tembtyn J. C. Hagin G. A. Dormnberger J. Exa Albert- ‘Shaw F.’E. Saltmarsh Minneapolis Frank Dougherty Flerre H. R. Graham PF. A. Eichmann Mitchell William Sligo St. Lawrence Bs Stahl Soan Rural Credit Department HN. Walker Pierre

Lane Neighbors Hold Regular Meeting and Games

The House Neighbors met for its regular meeting Monday night. After the business session, Bar ber, Gross, and Martens gave entertainment of games and stunts. A lunch was served by the November committee: Mesdames Stewart, Steichen, Theo Swenson, and Andy Swenson. Miss Esther Rau hosted a bridal shower Saturday night honoring her sister Gertrude.

Lane Seasion Barber Gross Martens Mescames Stewart Steichen Theo Swenson Andy Swenson

Local Social Notes and Travel in Lane Area

Evening card games and gifts followed by births and visits. Donna Lou Hichert born November 16 to Mr and Mrs Edward Hichert. Residents Mr and Mrs Foster Hall return from Vermillion visit. J B Giles family in Plankinton. Carl Brandenburg returns to Rockford after month with brothers August and William. Clara Deneke visits Mitchell hospital patient father. Mrs Norris Williams and children visit Moonamiths in Weesington. W C Brodkorp and Theeler visit Weesington. Pete Thels shops in Huron. John Ayres dies of heart disease at Vivian and burial in Mitchell. Roland May returns from Madison for Thanksgiving. Mrs Charles Johnson visits Elmer Lane in Len, Ole Rott hosts Farmers Union lunch. L Johnson and Lewis Gibbs ship cattle to Sioux City. Gibbs to Iowa visit planned.

Donna Lou Edward Hichert Harry Meyer Bes Rapid City Swander Foster Hall Vermillion J. B. Giles Plankinton Carl Brandenburg August William Brandenburg Bia Rockford Clara Deneke Mitchell Norris Willams Weasington Springs Moonamith W. C. Brodkorp Fiunday Theeler Weesington Springs Pete Thels Huron Lane Jonn Ayres Vivian Roland May

Local Social Notes From Wolsey Area

Miss Esther Juergens and Miss Verna McGrander visited at a Wolsey home Sunday. Madalaine Elwell spent the weekend with grandparents. Missionary Praise service held at the church. Enid Martin and Fern Harrington entertained at the M E Cogswell home Monday. Willis Moore home on fur rough visiting his sister Mrs Chesley. Ringhiemer Linblad and Seymohn returned from Yankton Shriner meeting. Mrs Mary J Barnes ill at Wolsey hotel. Hershman of Mitchell and Hayda of Mt Vernon called here Saturday. D P Wharton returned from Colfax. W E Streeter family weekend visit with daughter Hercule in hospital at Pierre. Miss Roberts Newton visited grandparents D C Campbell.

Esther Juergens Verna McGrander Madalaine Elwell Huron Enid Martin Fern Harrington M. E. Cogswell Willis Moore F. W. Chesley Oscar Ringhiemer Carl Linblad Richard Seymohn Yankton Mary J. Barnes Wolsey Hotel B. Hershman Mitchell Offa ‘Hayda Mt. Vernon D. P. Wharton Colfax

Mrs Warren Johnson Recovering After Huron Clinic Operation

Mrs Warren Johnson is reported recovering following an operation at the Huron Clinic on Wednesday. The news note indicates a steady improvement and appreciation for well wishes from friends and family.

Warren Johnson Huron Clinic

Thanksgiving Activities Fill Huron Weekend

Local notices list arrivals visiting over Thanksgiving including Rev. Robert Crawford and family in Huron, Miss Lucille Bruce leaving for Colman, and Mr and Mrs Charles Sutzloft with son Donald. Special dinners, rummage sales, a big prize shoot at Alpena, and classified ad reminders accompany weekend plans.

Robert.d. Crawford Huron Mra Cop L. Crawford Father Crawford Barnabas Episcopal Church Omaha Neb Lucille Bruce McKinley School Colman Bert Harris Harvold Charles L. Sutzloft Donald Mankato Minn E. J. Hénnig Ninth Street Southeast Olympia Candy Kitchen Mae Jackson Rockham Vivian Everson Aberdeen Bowers Guy de Shon Carl Clementson Howard T. A. Larnon White Lake Western Union Huronfte Pearl Ganderson Mias Ethel Ganderson

Thanksgiving trap shoot at Armour packing plant

Thanksgiving trap shoot event at the Armour packing plant starts at ten a m on November 28 with prizes including poultry hams bacon and other prizes. Mrs Earl Flanagan of 1230 Wisconsin Avenue southwest who has been in Indianapolis the past week attending a meeting of state presidents and state secretaries of the American Legion Auxiliary is expected to return to Huron tonight.

Armour Packing Earl Flanagan Wisconsin Avenue Southwest Indianapolis Americans ‘Legion Auxiliary Huron Boston Bull Cavour W. T. Knudson C. S. Hagen Aw.h. Benson Cannon Falls Mizn E. H. Engelbart Engelbart Hagen FE. W. Feige M. D Misa Heather Seton Gloux Falls Gamble Ador Wilma Monroe Winifred Monroe Sioux Falls Wimam All Saints

Twelve Oklahoma banks fail to open doors

Oklahoma City dispatch reports state bank commissioner Graves Shull announcing that twelve state banks failed to open today following the unexpected death of Sapulpa financier D A McCauley age 55 who had interests in all twelve. Banks in the closings included Gapulps Site bank Bank of Mounds Henryetta State Bank Bank of Commerce and others across multiple towns.

Oklahoma City Gela Graves Shull D. A. McCauley Sapulpa Ste Banc Gepariment Gapulps Site Bank Bank of Mounds Henryetta State Bank Bank of Commerce Webetka First State Bank Vien Citizens State Bank Webbers Devonport State Bank Ofltea State Bank Flist State Bank Terrton Avant State Bank Keystone Nite Bank Hank of Kellyvile

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I Society Hitran Jodge ME Liner “Aid Albert Anderson Fifth Street B. W. Meyers Teuber Mitchell Club Midway Extension Club Beadle County Ed Basemen Baseman Baseman Will Be January 16, 1920, At the Home of Mrs. C. F -Brandmire J. W. Campbell, Jr Ro. Richards Third Street Southeast Richards James McNamara Josephine Longstaff Marilyn Campbell East Side G. K. Snow Tenth Beach Avenue East Side Bridge Club E. W. Troupe Peter Schott Banere W. Co. A Erma Hatz Miss Hatz Anna Johnson Diary of A South Dakota Neighborhood News Esther Rau Certrude Wolsey W. E. Streeter Hercule Roberts Newton D. C. Campbell Mary Bell Coe College Cedar Rapida, Ja L. Carmen Hell Cedar Rapids Roy A. Knepp New York Life Insurance Company Howard Butts Samaritan Hospital Oklahoma Gruen Watch For Gruen Guild America Crosley Aid Thic Gracer Costain Music Store Crosley Radio
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