Social and Club Activities Highlight Local Meetings
Mizpah Chapter No 80 BS will meet Friday evening with Fant Matronz and Past Patrons. The Bid or Chat Club met at A L Krouse's home on Fourth Street Southwest to plan the new year, hold whist at three tables, and present gifts for anniversaries. A shower of towels and washcloths accompanied the hostess, lunch served on Halloween décor. Next meeting at Lavere Johnson’s on November 21. Whist events also noted at Mrs Paul Bittner’s home for anniversary celebrations with white elephant gifts and a light lunch. Degrees of Honor No 45 Officers Club and No 46 Officers Club met with Mrs L J Rossman. bridge prizes awarded to Mrs A E Gehrke and Mrs Shelby Nesgom. Lunch served.
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Frida
Mizpah
The
Baptist ‘Church
A. L. Krouse
Fourth Street Southwest
Br.v. Cox
Boyd Snedigar
Fred Passenheim
Lavere Johnson
Lois
Juanita
Jean Wells
Alex Brand
First Street
Paul Bittner
Nra
Officers Club
L. J. Rossman
A. E. Gehrke
Shelby Nesgom
City Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Steinert and son Jimmy Lawrence leaving for Bis marck to manage Red Owl Store. Several residents travel for visits, theater meetups, or training, with mentions of Eilers fur ads and Skaggs System promotions.
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G. J. Steinert
Jimmy Lawrence
Bismarck
N. D
Steinert
Red Owl
A.D. Ellis
Duluth
Laura Waldrip
Kiel Bros
Len Freid
The
Huron
Festivities To End With Dance At Huron College Pow Wow
High school seniors within eighty miles of Huron are invited to a college Pow Wow at Ebon College. Don Shaw's orchestra will play twelve dances and a seventh dance in honor of Princess Velma Clemens. Big Chief Everett Bates and guests will be welcomed by Huron College officials as alumni and seniors perform and a Gay Nities Review number closes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebon College
Don Shaw
Velma Clemens
Huron
Everett Bates
Lester Ketzeback
Pierpont
George] Fp, McDougall
McDougall
Grace ‘Watkins
Ozi and
M. Ritchie
Ella McIntire
Gerald EB. Parker
Alyce Viereck
Kimball
Huron College Student Association
Daisy Keene
Robin
Elks
Scott Dexter
Robert Bryan
Morris Frary
Frank Brown
Huron High School
Helen Buchanan
Huron High School Department of Music
Village Awakens A Bit Too Late
A tiny Catskill village learns the Bear Mountain Bridge sale to the State endangers $16,370 in county taxes and $2,730 due from the bridge company. If taxes lapse, the Doodletown School faces cuts, layoffs, or tax rate hikes for its 12 pupils and two teachers.
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Doodletown
Catskills
Bear Mountain Park
Bear Mountain Bridge
Rockland County
State of
New York
Doodietown
Bear Mountain
Hudson River Bridge Company
Joseph B. June
Catherine
mid-Hudson
Doodletown School Struggles Amid Decline and Incident
In Doodletown, a once-populous hamlet near Iowa Island Navy Arsenal, the small school built in 1926 now has only five pupils with Miss Helen Mandigo as principal and Miss Dorothea Haines as teacher. Bruce Bailey, 14, disrupted classes by dropping a frog on Mandigo, leading to his family sending him and his brothers to Tompkins Cove. The tax issue remains unsettled as the board awaits word from Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Island Navy Arsenal
Helen Mandigo
Dorothea Haines
Mandigo
Haines
Bruce Bailey
Charles Bailey
June
Man
Digo
Bruce
Tompkins Cove
Albany
Pioneer resident of Huron dies after long life of public service
Friends report the death of Mrs. R. R. Larkin of Las Vegas New Mexico a pioneer resident who lived in Huron in early days Born Anna Summers she taught in South Dakota before 1897 She moved with her husband to Las Vegas in 1905 She helped form and led the League of Women Voters in Las Vegas served as its first president She was elected to the New Mexico State legislature in 1924 and was active in clubs and church work Surviving daughters Katherine Larkin of New York City and Mrs Albert Maltz of Los Ease a niece Mrs James C Fowley of Siawe Falls also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Bruns
Minneapolis
Minnesota
O. P. Skaggs System
Marvin Murphy
Aur_ wby
Albert Conner
Russell Waldrip
Camp Claiborne
Dakota
Lucille Jungwirth
Zell
Huron
Bea
Thomas Radcliffe
U. S. Naval Air Station
Seattle
Bernard Brewer
Radcliffe
Navy
Gladys Gannon
Vern Tompkins
Laura Rubendahl
Adella Thompson
Laura Pahi
Highmore
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
D. R Sutera
Omaha
Glenn Sutera
Ft. Leonard Wood
Sedley Stuart
University of South Dakota At Vermillion
Delta Tau Delta
Charles Seaman
Hollyswood
Cal
J. C. Fadesky
Leland R. Hayes
Marie
Frances Hammon
Sioux City
Lowell Swenson
Great Lakes
Colfax Rebekah
Mayme Larson
Ruth Thompson
Percy Phillips
Freeman
Phillips
Miss Larson
Miss Thompson
Ston, Falls
Chester
R. R. Larkin
Las Vegas
N. M
New York City
Albert Maltz
Loses
League of Women Voters
New Mexico
Www
Co. T. U
Presbyterian Church
James c. Fowley
Siawe Falls
Redfield Man to Head Masons E F Harrington Elected
Officials delegates of Masonic orders in South Dakota concluded a two day session at Chamberlain with election of grand officers for the Royal Arch Masons and the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters naming numerous officers led by D Richards Woonsocket scribe and E F Strain Sioux Falls secretary. The roster includes Rev Guy G B Nusbaum Sioux Falls chaplain and Philo Schultz Pierre captain of the host with many other officers listed. The conference reflected a regional Masonic leadership lineup across several South Dakota cities.
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John Vucurerich
Rapid City
William Sonday
Watertown
Royal Arch
John R. Clark
Mitchell
Lt. Antees
Gregory
Vail
J. H. Drury
Chamberlain
Fred. L. Barclay
Sioux Falls
Sentinel
Grand Council of
Henry Overshaw
Pierre
George Q. Quale
Haron
Edward K. Mather
Oliver A. Bray
Recorer
E. F P. Strain
David Graham
Centerville
M E
Clare E. Guinter
Willard Jordan
Fred L. Barclay
Dr F B Oxtoby Dies In Illinois
Prof Fredéric B Oxtoby 59 head of religious philosophy at Illinois College since 1927 and author on religion died of a heart attack at his Jacksonville Illinois home Sunday night He was native of Saginaw Michigan and had taught Bible at Chicago Theological Seminary Earlier led Bible and religious education at Huron College Survivors include his widow and three sons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
Jacksonville
Fredéric B. Oxtoby
Illinois College
Oxtoby
Saginaw, Mich
University of Michigan
McCormick Theological Seminary of Chicago
Chicago Theological Seminary
Huron
Marian Anderson Concert Planned for Aberdeen in April
The Aberdeen Civic Concert Association announces a Marian Anderson performance set for April 1942 in Aberdeen. A separate note estimates Britons spend about 2.0003 billion dollars yearly on clothing, with women contributing roughly 1.25 billion.
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Marian Anderson
Aberdeen Civic Concert Association
Aberdeen
Farewell party for Hammond family held in Derscheid home
About 30 relatives gathered Sunday for dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Derscheid to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hammond and family from Finlayson Minnesota as they travel to Everett Washington to settle. Mrs. Hammond is Mrs. Derscheid's daughter.
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Troquois
Charles Derscheid
Jim Hammond
Finlayson, Minn
Everett
Wash
Oklahoma A. & M Wins at American Royal Livestock Show
A Kansas City report notes Oklahoma A. & M. claimed first place and Minnesota took second in a collegiate event at the American Royal Livestock Show. A motorist aided a man after a crash, pulling him from a wrecked car and tending injuries described as back strain and cuts. The stray details include a misread line about poison ivy on the ear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oklahoma A. & M
Minnesota
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Arpin Chamois
Owny Bridge
Huron eMarble & Granite Works
Iecond ST
Katherine Booth
Redfield
E.F. Harrington
Harenan
F. B. Oxtoby
Illinois
Shail
Oa Paisk
Rinna
Tunell Shoe CO
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