Social and Club Meetings This Friday Evening
Friday chorus under the education program meets at Veterans CCC Camp reading room with director Mrs Averil Henningse. Mizpah Chapter No. 90 will gather Friday evening, Queen of the Prairies Lodge No. 68 BRC of A. meets at 7 30 FE in La or Temale. Townsend Club No. 4 holds regular meeting at 7 30 Friday in the WC A Sewing Club Rainbow Lodge 384 LA to Bo of R T hosts 2 30 Friday with Mrs H E Bruner at 1032 Wisconsin Ave SW. YWCA Board dessert luncheon Friday at 1 30. Helping Hand Club meets Friday at 1 30 at L A Korst home. Saturday Juveniles of
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Veterans CCC
Averil Henningse
Mizpah
E.S
Queen of the Prairies Lodge
BRC. of
Temale
Townsendi Club
WC. A. Sewing Club
Rainbow Lodge
L. A
R. T
H. E. Bruner
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Cecil Shepherd
Roy Smith
H. W. Quigley
Helping Hand Club
L.A
Business Women Meet During National Week Observance
The Business & Professional Women's Club held a dinner meeting at the Marvin-Hushitt Hotel on Monday October 5 with Miss Miriam Jenkins presiding. Attorney General Leo A Temmey spoke on What is Democracy as part of National Business Women's Week observances guiding members through evening remarks and a closing business session.
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Marvin- Hushitt Hotel
Miriam Jenkins
Adele Babbitt
Minnie Maffett
Dallas
Texas
Enzie Aldrich
Hazel Warren
Martha Foley
Leo A. Temmey
Temmey
America
Europe
Ladies Sodak Club Sews and plans for October 31
Miss Haskell's party featured pink and green colors with flowers and tapers. Guests included Mrs R.8 Juran of Minneapolis. The Ladies Sodak Club met at Mrs F.E. Dunlap's and sewed and visited. A party is planned for October 31 at Mrs E.M. Lothrop's home. Next meeting will be a pot luck at Mrs John Claymore's. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ida Crass.
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Ladies Sodak Club
Dunlaps
F. E. Dunlap
E. M. Lothrop
John Claymore
Sunshine Club Hosts Harvest Plans and Prizes
Mrs. Roy Houck entertained the Sunshine Club on one day with business by Mrs. Whitaker. Winners included Edna Sears Helen Bofiman Mina Czeker in a cake contest. Lunch by Hazel Weir, prizes in bridge, and tokens for hostess gifts noted. Next meeting October 19 with Leona McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Anderson
Edna Sears
Helen Bofiman
Mina Czeker
Hazel Weir
Bridge
Ina Burger
Nellie Wuerfer
Houck
Sunshine
Roy Houck
Sunshine Club
Whitaker
Helen Johnson
Laura Parlisse
LeGrand
Club
Ray Seeman
Arnald
Leonachwartz
Ione Friedricksen
Schulz
Arnold
Gascoigny
Ben Dammeier
Leona McDonald
City Briefs: Newborns and Local Notices Spark Huronux
Mr and Mrs Howard Paul of 316 Sixth Street Northeast welcomed a son, Douglas Wayne Shep, born Tuesday at 10 15 am in a Huron hospital weighing eight pounds. A. A. Jordan of Highmore visited in the city. John J Hofer and Grace Hofer were issued a marriage license. Lath y J W Lee of Sioux City visited this week, and Miss Geraldine Ostroot and Miss Zera Colburn visited from Lake Preston. Catholic ladies rummage sale Friday and Saturday. R M Pederson of Watertown transacted business. Dick Halladay and Mrs R Bunn visited from Iroquois. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ted Schaffer of Alpena at 10 45 am weighing four pounds seven ounces. Special showing of furs at Eilers Furriers Saturday. Lady Mrs R S Juran of Minneapolis visiting in Huron.
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Howard Paul
Sixth Street
Huron Hospital
Douglas Wayne
Geyerman
A. A. Jordan
Highmore
Eilers’ Farriers
John J. Hofer
Frankfort
Grace Hofer
Carpenter
Hegel Age
Lathy J. W. Lee
Sioux City
Huron
John B. Wheeler
Geraldine Ostroot
Zera Colburn
Lake Preston
Fahrendorf
R. M. Pederson
Watertown
Iroquois
Dick Halladay
Bunn
Geyer
Home of Mr and Mrs W C Gagnon
Mrs Juran accompanied Mrs Gagnon and Mrs EC McKenzie to return to Ru Ton after spending the weekend in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Gagnon
Juran
Mrs. Gagnon
EC. McKenzie
Minneapolis
Surprise Birthday Party for Beryle Warren
A Tuesday evening gathering at Beryle Warren's home celebrated her birthday with eighteen guests. The decorated table featured a pink and white cake while attendees played bridge, whist, and Chinese checkers and exchanged gifts in remembrance of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrens
Beryle Warren
Beryle
Rhodes Scholarships Suspended Due to European War
Information from the Rhodes Scholarship Trust informs Dean Herbert G. Titt that operations will be suspended until further notice. Rhodes scholars will reside in Oxford and be returned to the United States when accommodations are available. The 1940 scholars due to sail in December will not embark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert G. Titt
Huron College
Rhodes Scholarship Trust
Rhodes
Oxford
United States
Accent Your Grace and Beauty with Holeproof Crepes
Hosiery department promotes three thread Crepes by Holeproof in Colonial Dame Mayflower and Election Beige tones. Sheer yet durable snag resistant fabric enhances ankles and curves. Come in and select yours now.
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Tunell’s
Fly In Flight Flies Fast and Flaps 330 Times a Second
A housefly in flight beats its wings 330 times per second, illustrating extreme wingbeat frequency in small insects. The fact highlights rapid wing motion as a key feature of fly propulsion and maneuverability.
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Lodge No. 46
Labor Temple
L. E
K. P. Hall
Yuse
Sherman & Moe
Ann Foster
Ruth Elaine Snapp
Shirley
Scout House Committee
Watertown Co- Operative Concert Association
Ben Lobdill
Columbia Concerts
Chicago
Ernest Mc_ ‘ Chesney
Chicago Civic Opera
Marjorie Edwards
Borothy Crawford
Ruth Draper
Cornelia 0. Skinner
Piang Ace
Miss Crawford
Marcus Gordon
Juilliard Foundation Conservatory
New York
Faulkton
Minth
Ruby Bakeman
Marian Blount
Bernice Rossman
Ruby Luby
Pearl Cooley
Irma Fleming
Mildred van Duzee
Adelyne Balzer
Ruby Sparks
Jo Baystor
Ruth Stewart
Helen Hoffman
Mina Clucker
Della Garrity
Harriet Stratton
Mable Crabb
Efffe McDermott
Bouwenia Acbron
Nellie Wuerfel
Dori Fairbanks
Hazel Whitney
Dammeier
Leroy Dammeier
S. & C Club
Abesa
Presser
Titt
Lipton
Thomas Lipton
Edgertons
Tunell
Geyerman's
Gorden Furs
Geyerman’s
Gordon Furs
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