Social Events Calendar for Huron Area Wednesday
The list shows numerous meetings and socials scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday across Huron. Groups include Congregational Church, Ladies Social Club, Sabotoforee Club, Prairie Rose Lodge, Bonar No. 121, First Methodist Church, East Side Bible Study, Central Church of Christ, Best Ever Extension Lab, Dames Club of Heron College, Wilson Pre-School Club, Independent Order of Foresters, Thrift Extension Club, Progressive Sewing Club, Huron Lodge A F and AM, Friendly Circle, South Lawn Extension Club, Trinity Guild, Loyal Order of Moose, Rainbow Lodge, Royal Neighbors of America, Heirecraft Extension, McCune Auxiliary, Sew and Save Club, Baptist Ladies Aid, and more with varying times from 2:20 to 7:45 p.m. and venues around town.
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Congregational Church
W. C. Gowdy
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Ladies Social Club
Charles Remster
Montana
Avenue Southwest
Regus
Prairie Rose Lodge No. 5
Tabor Temple
Bonar No
K P. Hall
First Methodist Church
East Side
Seventh Street
Central Church of Christ
Oregon Avenue Southeast
F. M. Hollister
Glenn Avenue
Heron College
Frank I. Evermull
Wilson
W. E. Kuti
Arizona Avenue Southwest
C. D. Bartholowe
Independent Order of Foresters
H. E. Wertman
Methodist Crouch
W. G. Hill
Third Street
South Lawn Extension Club
P. L. Pollock
Tenth Street
Gene Calvert
Trinity Guild
Loyal Order of Moose
Wheeler
S. C. Dybdahl
William Ebert
George
L. Melum
A. Maxneds
McCune
W . Bechman
Beach Avenue
Sew and Save Club
Ruby Glazier
the Baptist Ladies’ Aid
A. W. Palm
Colorado Avenue
Redfield Society and Lodge Notes From Regular Session
The Redfield Society and Hebekah Lodge held a regular meeting Tuesday with plans for the Grand Lodge convention next June. A Faulkton invitation asked the Redfield lodge to confer initiatory degrees on four candidates soon. Birthday celebrations included Mrs Henry Fuss with a neighbor group at her home. Band No 4 served dinner to the Business and Professional Women's Club, with Betty Sebring tap dancing and A F Schicher speaking on State Rights. Betty Shields presided. The St Bernard Altar Society met Tuesday evening in the church basement. committee members were Mrs Carroll Mrs Jens Jepsen Mrs Binie Lonsch and Mary Leesch. A Ladies Aid social at Mrs W Bruels drew good attendance. A unique party honored Miss Laveane Loerk's birthday with a bicycle ride to the Masaje Temple for a treasure hunt and then to the Lueckhams for refreshments. Redfield residents were noted as recently occurring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Business and
Marvin Hughite
Avis Deeg
Sharman
Frank L. Eversall
Ethylle Gordon
Velma McAllister
Mldred Brown
Bars Fidt Stratton
May Johannes Schull
Ee SS
Ee Hebekah Lodge
Grand Lodge
Rebekah Agsembly
Faulkton
Redfield Lodge
St. Bernard Catholic Church
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Xeestemng
Betty Sebring
A. F. Schicher
Betty Shields
Bernard Altar Society
Mra. Carroll
Jens Jepsen
Mra
Binie Lonsch
Mary Leesch
Brick Work Advances At New Post Office Unit
Work continues on the new post office unit as foundation bricklaying proceeds and a demolition crew removes the east side of the old building. The project, contracted to Huron Construction, will merge the two structures, double accommodations, and add space for 100 more employees while aiming to finish before severe winter weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Postoffice
Huron Construction Company
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By Olive Neff
Outdoor suppers offer simple sandwiches cooked in an iron skillet with onion and bacon then pressed between buttered whole wheat bread. The article suggests ham rolls, pineapple cucumber relish, cold ham slices, and a platter of tomato cabbage and pineapple salad with fruit punch or coffee, followed by fruit and cookies or cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Neff
City Briefs Highlights Local Visits and Marriage License
Weekend visitors and long distance trips populate City Briefs with arrivals from St. Paul Huron Minneapolis Ottumwa and De Smet. A marriage license was issued to Anthony Fermholz and Mildred Gould. Rita Davis returned to Huron after Rockham work, and others journeyed to Long Beach Lytton Sioux City and Aberdeen for family and funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Vertin
Pierre
Ottumwa
Zurbrigen
Anthony Henry Fermholz
Weasington
Mildred
Gould
Wessington
Mise
Rita Davis
Rockham
Huron
Armour and Company
Lizzie Neill
de Smet
Sitce
Mra
D. Urquhart and Sons
Jesse Harry
Okoboj
Mateer
Long Beach
Cal
Z. Haberman
Lytton
Haberman
W. J. Jenkins
Byron Stephens
Sioux City
WW. H. Greene
Escanaba
Mich
John J. Greene
Minneapolis
M.A. Astz
Aberdeen
Mr. Arte
Mrs. A. Arts
Flashes of Life from the Atrociited Press
A quirky dispatch reports William Weekes a New York teacher returning from Ethiopia with a bottle of water claimed near the Red Sea and bullrushes from the Nile banks. An inspector accepts the tale of gin labeled luggage amid mild confusion. Weekes also mentions bullrushes tied to a royal tale of Egypt.
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Boston
William Wesley Wackes
New York
Red Sea
Weekes
The
Nile
Egypt
Stolen Car Recovered Near Ridge Avenue
A car stolen Sunday night from Municipal Court Judge J. R. Crawford was found abandoned Monday afternoon on South Lawn Ridge Avenue in Huron. The undamaged vehicle was taken from 41 Colorado Avenue Southweet. Police believe youthful joy riders staged the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Crawford
South Lawn
Ridge Avenue
Huron
J. C. Dexter
Colorado Avenue
Southweet
Court To Rule On 6 New Deal Acts
The Supreme Court planned to review six new deal era statutes amid a busy docket. The court agreed to 57 cases for argument in coming weeks while denying reconsideration in several matters.
Farm mortgage moratorium law on appeals before court
Six other appeals challenging the validity of the Wagner act are on file and may be acted on next Monday. The Frazier Lemke appeal was filed before the Circuit Court of Appeals or had rendered a decision. The high court refused to pass on it out of turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of Appeals
High Court
Funeral services for Edward A Johnson in Sanborn County
Funeral services for Edward A Johnson who died suddenly Saturday afternoon at his home in Sanborn County will be held tomorrow at 2 30 in the afternoon at the American Lutheran Church. Rev D Disruct will be in charge and burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. The pallbearers are M Whitney, Bert Cranston, Jefs Brosman, John Hanser, A F Kukuk and Paul Fenski.
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Johnson
Edward A. Johnson
Sanborn County
Reid St
American Lutheran Church
Jrev 8. D. Disruct
Riverside Cemetery
Pallbe Press
M. Whitney
Sbert Cranston
Jefs Brosman
John Hanser
A. F. Kukuk
Paul Fenski
Highmore Club Reports Federation Convention Sessions
Highmore Women’s Club heard reports on the Sixth Federation of Women’s Clubs during a Friday meeting at vice president Mrs. C B Bordber’s home. Delegates and visitors presented items on International Relations, Legislative Ground, Fine Arts, and Club Institute with remarks from Mrs. Drew, Mrs. Noel, Mrs. Quirk, and Mrs. Quinn. The next meeting on October 16 at Mrs. Leona Tompkins will focus on Women of the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amun
UCL 1S
Opecal
Federation of Women's Clubs
Highmore Women's Club
C.B. Bordber
Nella Quinn
Pon
Marie Drew
Grace Noel
Ein Quirk
Quinn
Club Institute
Venehe Bloomenrader
Borah
Leona Tompkins
Hunters Open Season. Wife Dies in Abilene
HIGHMORE October 13. Dr R E Townsend and Dr R B Miller of Abilene Kansas arrived for the pheasant season opening. On returning from afternoon hunt Saturday they received a long distance call that Townsend's wife had died suddenly that afternoon while attending a theater in Abilene. The doctors returned to Abilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
R. B. Miller
Abilene
Kans
Townsend
Dam Near Completion Blunt Rock Facing Underway
The dam project northwest of Blunt nears completion as the fill is finished and rock facing about half completed. Local officials note steady progress on the hydro project with work continuing on site this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
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Evelyn Hartnagel
Meyer
Will Meyer
Guerm
Lorene Barthlow
Ghétubickes
D. Miller
Carl Meisenheider
Adolph Gotubickas
Rodney
Verdis
Otto Meyer
Eddie
Paul
Wilma
Lulu
August Meyer
Helen
Kis
Alfred Meyer
Charlene
John Rohrer
D. A. KR
Alexander Tedford
D. AR
Evergreens
Dakota Avenue South
D. A. BR
C. F. Barke
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Cache-Jacoba Bond
Zpmeker
M_ Jensin
Switzerland
Rebekah
Wellington
Jesse Seeley
Iva Roberts
Madison
Esme Harvey
Los Angeles
Ruth Thompson
Lilian Vanderberg
Phillips
Nebraska Avenue
Southwest
Miss Harvey
Alice Milk
Luoch
Nyland Nelson
Gwendolyn Harvey
Harley Clucker
Costain
Ed Bahneman
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Dorcas Society
Dorcas
L. D. RB
Church Sun
Legion Auxiliary
Lincoln School
America
A. J. Lang
Mins’ Currie
Carl Vedin
Redfield
Laurie
Samaritan Hospital
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Misa’ Belen -Ask
Carl Ask
John
Crussenbere
Sioux
Falls
Coen Palace
Mitchell
California
Letha LaBore
Mraz
LaBore
Bancroft
Beesine
Clyde Raplestan
Mr. Eggleston
Mary Ellen Irwin
O. A. Haddocf
Haddoct
Ralph Hopkins
A. E. Raebel
Joe Babeasta
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
S. W. Morse
Forrest Lothrop
Nora Haig
E. C. Peterson
BE. K
Hlumestan
Attedance Prine
Redfield Society
Henry Fuss
Fuse
Mr. E. Ladies’ Aid
W. ¥. Bruel
Mies ‘Laveane Loerk
Lueckhams
Rédsield
P.O
Mundt
Jack ‘Rabbit
Royal Hotel
Battin Music
Tin Plane
Dak
Ave. S
Webster
Seattle
A. M
Hamrick
State Game Department
Bernard T. McCauley
Webster Ransom
Seward
Alaska
Aditora
Emma
Seward Gateway
Ornepape
Dewnpaper
Winichik
James W. Douteht
Washington
New
Deal Legislati
Supreme Court
Chaco
Bolivia
Paraguay
Electric Bond and Share Company
Blom Telal Ad Ae Manu Cotas
Vicks Pam Ek Ee
VICKS
Ford
Highmore Club
Hunter
Rollins
Bea
Aluminating Engineering Society
Eshittla An
Northwestern Public Service
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