Social events and club notices in Huron and vicinity
Community groups announce meetings and socials including Rebekah Lodge Mizpah Chapter and Queen of the Prairies events. Highlights include birthday honors, anniversary programs, bridge games, and a dinner for visiting guests Mrs. Oakes and Mr. Robinson, with several local members hosting and planning future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Charles Remaster
Mra
Remeter
Bert. Fuller
Chester Williar
Lincoln
Willagrs
Charles Gloodgood
Bridge
Fasteeth Promises Firm Comfort for True Teeth
A vintage ad proclaims Fasteeth powder keeps dentures secure and comfortable all day. It emphasizes no gooey taste, stable bite, and confidence to eat and speak freely, urging readers to buy from their druggist in three sizes.
Local Briefs Highlight Births and Visits in Huron Area
City briefs note a seven pound and fourteen ounce baby born at a Huron hospital to Mr and Mrs G Eckman of Cavour. Others include visits by Mrs W H Larson, a rug demonstration by Mrs L E Larson, and a marriage license issued to Lloyd Ellsworth and Verne Shafer. Also referenced are travel mentions of W G Redmond and John Redmond, a rummage sale at Parish House, and birth announcements for Gerda Maxine to Mr and Mrs N Buddy of Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Estey
Mra
L. BE. Larson Star Store
Batre Ensenere
Fisher Int Sinter
Miller
Sioux Falls
Dick Fenski
Southwest
F. Hendrickson
Mystic A
LeRoy Darling
St. Lawrei
Fenn
Lloyd Wayne Ellsworth
Woonrocket
la Verne Shafer, 14, of Sturgis. Ma. W. Gc, Redmond
John Redmond
Huron
Missouri
Gerda I Maxine
N. Buddy
Aberdeen
Buddy
Paro ‘Miz Maxine Smith
Betty Williams
Cliff Williams
F Worthington
Minn
Ewe
Weather forecast for Huron and vicinity and surrounding states
Fair tonight and Friday with little temperature change. South Dakota expects fair skies tonight and Friday, slightly warmer in the east, cooler in the west and north Friday. Iowa likely fair in the north with possible sunset in the south tonight and tomorrow, not cool in the northwest. Minnesota shows fair in the south with increasing clouds in the north tonight and Friday, cooler in the north on Friday.
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Huron
Dakota
Iowa
North
P T A Notes Delegates From Sioux Falls Convention
Claude Ebert chaired the committee on serving duties at a Junior High P T A meeting held in the High School assembly room last evening. Mr. George Gile presided over the business session as delegates to the state convention at Sioux Falls were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekans
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
Ball Mna
Jeter
Carpenter
Lee Trotter
Sovereign Grand Lodge
New York City
George Hill
Lucy Smith
Clyde Pearce
Hay
AC. French
Bes Meyers
W. Ainslie
EarlyPah
Hagman
Haglman
R. Hoffran
South Dakota
Mira Ruby Bakeman
le ‘Chapeau Deparmentale
Cleve
G. Yaighton
Bask
Walter Kinsman
Mra. Gayloc
Washington, D
Karl Puchhola
Mre. Robirt
Wuseiel
Tanai
Mlssionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. J. Pasch
Exhaus
Sioux Falls
Aeag
D. M. Butt
Sheldon Reese
Mary Moore
Young People's Department
The
Board of Foreign Missions
J. G. Venables
H. Ketelle
Andress
Ward Boyd
Great Falls
Mont
George Costain
L. Jones
E. F. Lemke
Sam Yat Voorhis
Margaret
Turlough
Gulbranson
Lutheran Church
Fort Dauphin
Madagascar
Alice Monk
Elizabeth Evans
Presbyterian Mission School
Sapporo
Japan
Eves
Africa
America
Sanford Schuyler
Huron Society
Appointa
Claude Ebert
P. T. A. Matyinaha
George Gile
Sioux Falla
Local School P T A Met For Discussion And Plans
Mrs Gils and Mrs M B Hathaway attended a program featuring C L Kapphahn and George G Bel on junior high opportunities and the new school day. Talks covered student files, added facilities, and twelve social clubs under instructors supervision. Refreshments followed as Washington School P T A met with drills songs and a note on upcoming Sioux Falls convention.
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Bell
Wagner
Delegates Chosen for October State Convention
The group selected Geo Mrs A Trenerry as first delegate and Ban Brown as second. Mrs Vv Deyo as first senator and Clyde Beadle as second alternate. Mrs Gilmore Van Clut spoke on fire prevention. Trenerry named Hyda and Packard to work with teachers on student patrol. Lunch from seventh grade mothers with Beadler as chair. Miss Harding’s first grade room won attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
Washington P. T. A
Kol Iderie
Trenerry
Edythe Keck
Perenta
Marie Salbert
Hinning
Sioux Falla
Dale Packard
Clesta Thorpe
McKinley
Don S. Sears
Thorpe
Arthur Tschotter
Olga Hohm
Huron College
Ray Hyde
P T. A
Yale
A. Trenerry
Ban Brown
Vv. Deyo
Sternata
Clyde Beadle
Gilmore van Clut
Hyda
Pack
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thursdat
WR Ram
Labor Temple
John C. Oakes
Seward
Neb
Bel. A. Walz
Jacob J. A. Gross
Jake E. Hofer
Mes Oakes
MR. Arcularius
OL. Arcularius
Acele
Fatreield Extension Club
Siegenthaler
Fairfield Extension Club
Paul Siegenthaler
O. V. Olson
Igials
Jeanne Niermeyer
Bette Englebretsen
Jeanne Richardson
Virginia Taylor
Wisconsin
Monopoly
Margaret Blank
Jeanne
Lorene Tams
Carol Fliss
Jeanne Nieemayer
Marjare Kenner
Betta Englebretsen
Mary Anne Webster
George Webster
Thirteenth Street
Mary Anna
J. S. Fonsberg
Country Club
David M. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Mr. A. Robinson
Mr.Robinson
Mrs. Robinson
Merchantville
N. J
Mee Birks
England
Dorothy
Costain de Ughtead
Noroas
Joho‘, Hughes
Omseha
Charlotte Dugdale
Anat Wutich
Hubert Revella
Jean Hettlinger
A. A.U. We
Huron Col Deme
Mra Saunders
Vivien Rubbnan
Wilma Blim
Olive Nef
Cornsomers
Mre. W. HL
Flarell
Ruth
Wilcox
Anh
Ones
Missionary Society Meets
Faseks
BUCHHOLZ _ ees
I. Dahl
L.J
Orla Jacobson
California
Ave Southwest
Hatare
Panssabcut
Wwe
Shearin
Doan
Adierika
Howela
Adierik
Bures
Mobridge
Jamestown
West Coast
Bismarck
Batts
Seattle
Swanson Bus Lines
Lawrence
Betis
Walbel
Jack Rabbit
Royal Botel
Bowth Dakece
Oblast
Buchholz
City’ Briefs
Binmarck Buren Espence
North Canan
Rapid City
Minneapolis
Sheridan
Williston Bourly
Ham
T. A
Still
Henesatin
Mileks
FORD
Associated Press
Brookings
Mitchell
Pierre
Yankton
Watertown
Nore
Gderlers
NORGE
Brand Bros
Dak
New York
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