Pythian Sisters and Local Societies Meet Thursday
Local women and fraternal groups announce Thursday gatherings in K P hall and nearby venues. Meetings include Pythian Sisters Canton Huran No. 11 Patriarchs Militant at 7:30, plus Congregational church missionary society and Ladies Aid Society events with multiple hostess locations.
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Pythian
K. P. Hall
Canton Huran
Patriarchs Militant
1. C. C. F. Hall
J. KK. McDonald
Lonary Society
The
Congregational Church
Ladies Aid Society
M. Church
Tein
Uta Mie
Community Gatherings and Meetings Across Local Churches
The article lists several Friday gatherings in Yakima area churches and unions. Women’s label Le AIDAY International Union meets at Tid o clock in Labor Temple. Plymouth Circle votes in Con gregational Church parlor at 2:30. Labor Union meeting at 2220 o'clock in Labor Temple. Miznal Chanter Neo o.C. hosts at 8. SNE Ca Mise Nall Tae entertains at home. 28 Kansas on Tuesday afternoon. Guests are former neighbors of Addie Wheeler. A referrall afternoonys entertainment features a fuel wag served by the two Westiy. Dance programs and social events run, with attendees including Albert Conner, Cooper, and Herbert Ly le. Mrs. Peter Thielen chairs the committee with Mrs. Frankass and Mrs. Victor Hedges assisting.
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le Aiday International
Labor Temple
Plymouth Circle
Congrecationel Church
Pariors
Duran Dental Labor Union
Prifey
Miznal Chanter
Neo O.c
Ofvlad
Nus
Kansas
Cuests
Yakima
Wash
Addie Wheeler
Prairies
Albert Conner
Cooper
Herbert Lyle
Ci ' Camumitter
Peter Thielen
Frankass
Victor Hedges
MEST HOSTESS TO RUUBLE FOUR CLUG D. THIS
Missed and garbled text describes a bridge party at a hostess home with guests and a three course meal. Names mentioned include Mrs. Niblo and Mrs. Ith y visiting in Tftwarden Ins Carkson. The text references prizes and decorations including flowers and Halloween motifs.
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Ternoo
Niblo
Ithy
Tftwarden
Ins Carkson
Langscate
Missionary Society Holds First Metting in Southeast City
The Home Missionary Society of the Metrodoh held its first meeting Monday at the home of Mrs. WF Lawhridge at 887 Ka Saverne southeast. Seventeen attended as Mrs. Habicht led scripture and songs. Mrs Lochridze described the history from 1880 to present, noting a training school and hospitals. November meeting planned with Mrs C W Truax.
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Haven Society
Mregh X. Carlson
Lochrifge
Hahieht
Aberg
1B HOME Te Ve Mine aml works Tesicts
A brief item notes work on the Te Ve Mine site with aml procedures underway. The report mentions completion steps and addresses ongoing tasks affecting local operations and safety. No further details provided in readable text.
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Aml
Women club luncheon replaces Miss Leuli gathering
Yesterday at 369 Third Street Southweet the women enjoyed an informal afternoon with fancy work and visiting until four thirty when a lunch was served by Mrs. Van Allen and Mrs. Frybarger. Garden mowers were used as centerpieces on the small tables. Agnes Leuli invited the club to hold their November meeting at her home in Nebraska southwest area.
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van Allen
Third Street
Frybarger
Agnes Leuli
Nebraska
Entertains at Bridge Last Night by Mrs Bodldn
Mrs Bodldn hosted a bridge party for twelve guests with a lunch at eleven. Helpers included Mrs Dalkema and Miss Dehla Morris. An out of town guest, Mrs A J Cockenhwil of Aberdeen, attended.
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Bridge
W. C. Bodldn
Awardéa
He Strickland
J. H. Murray
Elevan
M. Dalkema
Misg Dehla Morris
A. J.uo¢kenhwil
Aberdeen
Halloween supper at the Congre church planned
City notices advertise a Halloween supper hosted by the young people of the Congregational church on Thursday October 24 25. Mes Sarah Counter of Yakima Wash a former Huron resident is visiting Miss Addie Wheeler at 17 street southwest and will return to Yakima Sunday. Lydia Enbols of Yale was admitted to the Samaritan hospital for an appendectomy.
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Yale
Saimarilan Hospital
Migige
Local Notes and Advertisements Preview Week Events
A fragment from the Stowell's Stole Shop ad notes linen displays and an event Thursday and Friday. Britton and Claire City visitors are mentioned, with Eddie Meltz and his Troubadours set for Thursday night at the Auditorium. Mrs Daisy Thomas returns from St Paul due to her daughter's death, and Mrs G A Eby visits Hawarden to see her mother. Also listed are Poultry Shoot at Huron Gun Club, hunting gear ads, and the Jager family medical news from Alpena.
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Mekool
Ork
Stowell
H. ‘L. Bisch
Britton
Claire City
Eddie Meltz
Ida Cross
Sioux Falls
Daisy Thomas
St. Paul
Dolly Fouche
WL Feige
M. D
G. A. Eby
Hawarden
Ternava R.rositon
Les. Youngs
Fan Wy
Denver
Col
Young
Minneapolis
Huron
Winchester
S. Gamble
Gamble
Crier Jager
Augers
Carl Jager
Alpena
The
Samaritan
Kansan City area notes mix with ads and visits
Hospital recovery update and social mentions fill a page fragment. Mrs Kinder of Waubays visits with daughters Mrs Dean Frey and Mrs Marshall O Neal before leaving for Detroit for winter. Dr Van Dalsem noted with others attending the Robinson Shoe Co store opening at Pierre. Other items include potato ads and a theater notice at the Auditorium and a short visit by Ouida with her brother.
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Harry Otto
Eddie Mellz Sud
Troy
Sr. C. Gibbs
Ouida
Miss Nchool at Stowell Street Shop Exhibit
Miss Nchool representing a New York importing house showcases a complete ring of exclusive jewelry at Stowell Street Store on Thursday and Friday. Local shoppers see a display of luxury pieces and new trends with emphasis on quality and style.
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Miss Nchool
New York
Stowells
Permit Securities on Leola Railway
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved securities worth 2,460,000 to build and finance a railroad from Leola to Mound City, South Dakota. The issue includes 506,000 in common stock and 300,000 of preferred stock, funding the Leola to Mound City line.
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Washington
Leola
Mound City
Soul
Dakota
Mound City and Eastern Railway
Inter- SalecommMeTce Commission
Oil shipments rise as rail freight gains since 1920
The report notes cent per cent preferred stock and first mortgage bonds totaling 1.6 million, with 400000 preferred stock and 1200000 six percent bonds. Petroleum ranks first in shipments of manufactured products and rail shipments have increased by more than seventy percent since 1920.
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Ie Society
Crawford
FE. O
Cos I. Crawford
Clive Ma‘vey
Chanter F
G. Q. Martin
Cottay College
Nevada
Sisterhood
NOBLE
Noble Grand Association
Uispen
Sophia Hill
EEFS
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joseph Caladaptro
Florida Avenue
Amsterdam
N. Y
Iit
Agalloween Crean
Brent
SBLE
Che
Jehia Fancy
Brown
Flackstone
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