Social events and club meetings schedule read like old city notes
Monday through Thursday multiple lodges clubs and societies announce gatherings with times from 2:20 to 8 o clock at Labor Temple K P lodge and various homes. Activities include meetings of Odd Fellows Rebekahs Knights of Columbus Homemakers circles and Yeomen along with bridge dinners birthday observances and festivals. A Presbyterian group hosts Group No 2 at Mrs Pasek home with a bazaar committee and musical numbers.
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James River Lodge
Odd Fellows
Newsman Club
Clarence Reece
Utah Avenue Southeast
A. A. Chamberlain
K. P. Lodge
B. of
Labor’ Temple
McCune
Edith
Nelie Geiger
Ilinois Avenue
Women's Club
Chicago & North Western Railway System
Labor Temple
Howard Society Hedges Wedding In Hendon Township
The marriage of Miss Mae Wolvick and Francis Johnson, both of Howard, took place at the bride’s parents' Hendon home with Rev. Earl Kurtz officiating. Attendants included Miss Alice Johnson and Herman Holvick, ring bearer Alaine Holvick, and a post ceremony dinner followed by plans to reside in Howard where Johnson works in the family implement business. In a separate Civic League meeting at Mrs. Willoughby’s, Mrs. Hartwick lectured titled The Soul of the Open Spaces about South Dakota poetry and local authors, followed by a lunch hosted by several ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Wolvick
E. Holvick
Francis Johnson
Howard
Hendon Township
Earl Kurtz
Arlington
Alice Johnson
Herman Holvick
Alaine Holvick
Johnson
Women's Civic League
Reular
Caroline Willoughby
South Dakota
Rosa Mae Gehring
Anns Mumford
America the Beautiful
Nelson Field Watson
God
J. C. Lindberg
Ethelyn Miller Hartwich
Mesdames Asland
Lehnert, Clemetson
Emma Sander
Faculty Meeting Opens with Education Problem Discussion
Tuesday afternoon the first of several faculty meetings was held with Superintendent Howard Kramer leading a discussion of current educational problems. Participants included Mary Woods Anton Thompson and Gladys Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kramer
Mary Woods
Anton Thompson
Miazx
Gladys Thompson
Miller Woman's club meeting features program plan and reports
Refreshments of cake and tea were served by Miss Beatrice Hurley and Miss Carol Kramer after the Miller Woman's club weekly meeting on Tuesday afternoon in the club rooms. Mrs Grace Redman, chairman, outlined an instructive program for the year. A paper was given by Mrs May O Snoddy and a report of the Rapid City convention by Mrs Saltmarsh. A freshman and sophomore party, sponsored by Roger Whaley and Mrs Maude Rowcliffe, with Wiss Gladys Green as advisor, was held Tuesday night with lunch provided and games enjoyed.
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Beatrice Hurley
Carol Kramer
Miller Woman's Club
Grace, Redman
May O Snoddy
Rapid City
Saltmarsh
Roger Whaley
Maude Rowcliffe
Wiss Gladys Green
Miller Fall Festival Comedy Cast Set in Miller
Miller and Redfield residents form the cast for the farce Bambaroola to be staged Thursday October 23 as a feature of the St Ann's fall festival day. Rehearsals are underway and selections have been made for the Miller presentation. Alvin Waggoner named to federal education advisory council representing South Dakota as John Cooper surveys secondary education nationwide. Rev Wilkinson arrives to lead Deland Methodist church replacing Rev Hartt who moves to Hecla and Frederick.
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Riverside Church
New York
Harry Emerson’ Fosdick
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Europe
Miller
Miller and
Redfield
St. Ann's Fail
Waggoner
Philip
Alvin Waggoner
South Dakota
Advisory Council
Federal
Department of Education
John Cooper
Dgland Doland
Wilkinson
Deland
Methodist Church
Albert Hartt
Hecla and
Frederick
Andover
Weather summary from Haron area with cold forecast
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with continued cold in Haron and Vicinity. Temperature highs and lows show historic extremes for the period, while precipitation totals remain modest for the year to date. Sunrise at 6:52 am and sunset follow.
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Haron
Weather Road Report Brief Sioux Falls Watertown Mitchell
Sioux Falls reports 21 with a high of 20 and a low of 19 and light precipitation. roads are good and clear. Watertown records 16 with a high of 28 and a low of 16, no precipitation. roads are good with partly cloudy skies. Mitchell shows 2 with a high of 25 and a low of 31 and precipitation not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Weather Forecast Across The Plains
Partly cloudy with light snow possible in extreme west South Dakota tonight and Sunday. Iowa mostly fair and cold. Minnesota partly cloudy tonight and Sunday, cold, roads good. Huron 2 percent high 33 low 21 no precip roads good clear. Yankton 24 high 38 low 24 no precip roads good clear. Aberdeen 21 high 36 low 21 no precip roads good clear. Rapid City 25 high 35 low 24 no precip roads good cloudy. Pierre 24 high 31 low 2 no precip roads good cloudy.
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South Dakota
West Partion
Iowa
Minnesota
Huron
Yankton
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Pierre
Nona
Week Ahead Weather Outlook for Plains Regions
The forecast covers northern and central Plains for the week starting October 20. Expect increasing clouds and warmer conditions, followed by snow in the north and rain in the south around Tuesday or Wednesday, with unsettled conditions for the rest of the week.
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North
South Portion
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Knights of Columbus
K. C. Halk
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
LO. O. FL
A. E. Nelson
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
BR. C. Agne
Mlinois Avenue Southwest
Brotherhood
Kensingtons
J. T. Paset
Illinois Avenue Southeast
Presbyterian Association
A. M. Chenoweth
Pasek
Roy Ramsellied
P.B. Washabaugh
John Wharton
Henry Gibson
Cliford Armold
James Challacombe
Frank, Hysham
George Qmale
A.C. Cooter
F. B. White
Fred, Greene
H. Terpening
J. Pasek
Steve Barrett
Bindewahl
Medberg
Grovwp
William Tolmie
C. A. Moe
Idaho Avenue
Q. S. Hagen
HP. Carson
D. M. Butt
H. Bryan
Neil McKay
A. B. Blake
George A. Youel
George Hebron
0. S. Hagen
Billy Carl Moe
John Tolmie
M. Mursine
A. Schroeder
Round Table Extension Club
George Schroeder
G. Timberman
KGDY
Hazen
Bre
Harry Perish
Mia
Minnie Link
Frank Matthe
Congregations
Byron Stephen Home
Esther Reutter
Cornelia Hill
Olive Kutil
Joe Schull
Stephen
Wairs
W. C. Peterson
Illinois Avenue
Pythian Sisters
Frank Mackness
J. B. Annis
Albert Peterson
G. L A
Free Tabbee
Sire
Winbere
Ies
O. KE
Frank Chledek
Mes. Cifford
Bostess
L. Gifford
Bridge
Seventh Street
Karl Lampe
S. G. Steiff
Muscatine
W. L. Sfarlock
Mrs. Stein
Shrine
Masonic Temple
H. L. Wilkinson
Sherman and
Moe
Perry Floral Shop
C. L. Sandstedt
Fierre
Fred Gellerman
L. W. Flower
Ella Eckhart
Flower
Robinson Apartments
Mis
Frank Ripley
Marian Blount
D. K. Titus
Double
Orla Jacobson
Titus
Frank Avenue
F.C. Steuerwald
C. Cogswell
J. Fellenzer
R. F. Hagman
C. A. Eby
W. H. Buck
Lawn Ridge
Av ‘Enue Southeast
B. B. de H
Esta Bradley
Kathryn Barclay
Florence Tomlinson
Inez Jones
Florence Howard
Helen Dumphy
B. K. Larson
L. ¢. Fullerton
A. Pugsiey
R. K. Perry
The
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
J. T. Dervie
Lenita
Florence Dill
Ohio Avenue Southwest
I. J. Minahan
Minahan
Doean Hines
Clare Allison
Inez Peterson
Lydia Collins
A. L. Kinkead
Thomas Davidzon
John Davenport
Mre Davidson
Cous
A. Miller
Violet Miller
Uish Avenue Southeast
Ruth Bowe
Mildred Irish
Gladys Tillman
Congregational Church
Frank Coffey
Tillman
Town Avenue Southeest
Ric Obosesal
Wedreedsy Mercury
Rockefeller Church
Howard Society
Miller Society
Patent School Oxfords
Robinsous
Gotham
Paris
Talion
Dr EE. Wipt
Weather Outlook
Huron Clinic
Prague Hospital
EH. Sprague
D. Sewell
M. Dhl
L. Saylor
M. B. W. H. Griffith
MO. G. Hanson
H. Saxyon
SAUST
Shirley
Campbell
Pease
Clapp’s
Recheater
Clapp
Sherman & Moe
Chevrolet
Hine
Chevrolet Trucks
N. Jones Chevrolet CO
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