Farmers Are Rotary Guests at weekly meeting
H R Sumner discussed soil elements and crop production at the Furon Rotarians weekly gathering. He showed moving pictures from Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota farms where phosphorus tests were used and urged field plots with phosphate fertilizer to test soil need. Charles Zook of Lewistown, Penn was a guest. a goldfish revived after being frozen 552 times closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Sumner
F. H. Peavey
Minneapolis
Tier
Minnesota
North da
Pota
South Dakota
Charles Zook
Lewistown
Penn
Tea Honoring Helen Gardner Attended By Huron Social Figures
Twenty guests gathered for an informal tea at Mrs. Howard T. Shober’s home greeting Miss Helen Gardner returning from Berlin and Miss Faith Haskell of New York City who is to be married next week. Yellow chrysanthemums and candles decorated the lace table as two hosts poured in shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard T. Shober
Helen Gardner
Huron
Berlin
Germany
Faith Haskell
New York City
William Gardner
Robert D
Lusk
H.C. Shober
E. C. McKen Ze
Blount
N. Bailor
Mouchena Hebron
Faulkion
The
American Legion
Sprague Hospital
H. E. Thrall
Willing Workers Club Sees November Meetings and Talk
The Willing Workers Club met at Mrs John Kouts home as Mrs Culligan led the committee in planning a Thanksgiving supper for November 30 at Legion Hall. Members heard a paper on Civilization Depends on the Indian and Astrology Ruled the White House while humorous roll call jokes followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers
Kout
Kretchmer
Deeg
Hurd
Carlson
Local clubs hold meetings and a marriage announced
The Little Flower Band met at Oscar Bekken’s home with minutes read by Mrs. Bekken and contract bridge results at three tables. Duane Smith’s duplicate bridge club met at 1113 Wisconsin Avenue with high series to Mrs. Wider and Mrs. Wright. AICC Study Club gathered at 866 Tenth Street Southwest with discussion on Oxford and the book My Son My Son. Victor P. Sharpe and Helen M. Corl announced marriage at the Baptist parsonage, to reside at 172 Nebraska Avenue Southwest after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Flower Band
Bekkens
Rirs
Oscar Bekken
Clarence Schumacher
Bekken
Joe Lantgen
Ed Trautner
Clifford Thompson
Fred Kadlacek
Thomas Cocking
Third Street
Bridge Club
Smith Home
Mes
Duane Smith
Meno Bers
Duplicate
Wisconsin Avenue
Southwest
C. M. Wider
T C. Wright
J. I. Klemme
Albert Lea
Minn
Smith
EF. L. Bayles
Aicc Study Club
Bischoffs
R. H. Bischoff
Tenth Street Southwest
Victor P. Sharpe
Helen M. Corl
Huron
Alfred Trenerry
Baptist Parsonage
Ray V. Peterson
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Al Capone Faces Tax Lien Ahead of Release
Al Capone was named defendant in an income tax lien for 22 245 dollars reported by Internal Revenue agents. The civil matter would not delay his release from Terminal Island jail on November 1. Capone, once sentenced to ten years for tax evasion, had fines totaling 50 000 dollars and court costs of 36 000, with 20 000 still owed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
al Capone
Internal Revenue
Chicago
Terminal Island
Capone
Alertraz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Miss Marian
W. Ll. Weir
Bridge
K. B. Anderson
Nora Hansen
H. E. Adams
Fae
Sella
Verside
Mom Tess
Riversides
Kalsemine
Asc
Europe
Tassey Ad
Des Handy
IIT
VCO AA
Tal
Thrall
E. W. Smith
Oxford
Son
Howard Spring
A. E. Tillman
Chick Talcott
Laura Cooley
G.W. Chitty
Ourine
Sherman & Moe
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