Social events fray list in local fraternal and church groups
Friday schedule shows auxillary El Rind Shrine meeting at 2 30 in Mason Temple and Star Encampment 10 gathering at LO OF hall plus G IA and W W R C meetings. Also CDA PTA FF and numerous club dinners and bridge games at homes on Kansas Idaho Oregon Beac avenues southeast and downtown. Holiday events, Halloween party, and various Bible study and luncheon bridges noted with addresses and host names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Rind
Masonic Temple
LO. O. F
L. F
Temple
B. of L. E
K. Hall
Watch Tower
H. Young
Beac Avenue Southeast
Central Bible Study
Central Church of Christ
Oregon Avenue
Hitchock Worthingtons Journey To Dakota Day Event
A string of Hitchcock residents including Mr and Mrs C H Cotton Mrs A P Scheib and families traveled to Vermillion for the Dakota Day celebration. Others headed to Rapid City Huron and LaDellé while local deer hunting trips and a Girl Reserves meeting found activity across Hitchcock and nearby towns. The report notes a cyclone related injury and house fire affecting the Thompson family and a zoological note on the Tarsier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Platt
Horea
Lei Domey
Harry Malmberg
Domey
Co ed Volleyball Plan At Huron College
Women’s Athletic Association at Huron College announces volleyball as the next major activity with practices set for 4 PM on Wednesdays and Fridays. Miriam Banum of Rapid City, a sophomore, serves as manager. minor badminton also planned. Officers named Laverne Gibbs president Connie Grafton vice president Marnie Noel secretary and Mabel Pamp treasurer plan a WAA banquet for the week of November 6 where freshmen earning enough hockey points will be inducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
Miriam Banum
Rapid City
W. AA
Laverne Gibbs
Huron
Connie Grafton
Miler
Marnie Noel
Highmore
Mabel Pamp J
City Briefs from Huron and Nearby Sightings
C A Walley of Sioux City arrived in Huron by airplane with Valvoline Oil, while Mrs Pauline James returned home after a 10 day visit in Hitchcock and pheasant hunting. Mr and Mrs FE Riley depart for Minneapolis to attend the Minnesota Purdue game. A daughter weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces was born to Mr and Mrs E E Heyer at a Huron hospital. Anna North of Hitchcock shopped in Huron yesterday. E C Hoskins, former city commissioner and road contractor, shows improvement at home. W G Weigold remains seriously ill in a local hospital. Miss Esto Hotfield attended a state library meeting in Sioux Falls and returned to Huron. Edith Robinson also attended and plans to return tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Walley
Sioux City
Haron
Mr. Walley
Valvoline Oil Company
Mirs
Pauline James
Hitchcock
FE. Riley
Minneapolis
E. E. Heyer
Second Street
Huron
Kid Bros. Inc
Anna North
E. C. Hoskins
Huron Road
W. G. Weigold
Esto Hotfield
Sai
Falls
Edith Robinson
Sioux Falls
Roosevelt Goes Home For Voting
Roosevelt returns to Hyde Park to cast his ballot in the upcoming state election arriving by special train at 8 30 a m. He visits his mother's home for breakfast and says there is no pressing business today. He will discuss international and employment issues with national leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Washington
Philip Rapid City Banks Are Merged
Rapid City announces the consolidation of First National Bank of Philip with First National Bank of Rapid City effective after Nov. 2. W. B. Johnson says the Philip bank becomes a Philip branch of Rapid City. Approvals came from OCC, State Banking Commission and Superintendent Strain. Consolidated bank will have invested capital over 300000 and resources above 2500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Rapid City
First National Bank of Philip
First National Bank of
W. B. Johnson
J.F. O'Connor
Frank R. Strain
South Dakota State Banking Commission
Rapid City Bank
Jyinson
Consolidated Bank
College plans radio programs on KGDY for Armistice Day
Huron college announces a series of radio programs over station KGDY next week. A student committee led by Mrs Le Kay Stahl and including Florence Stooks and Leltus Ward is preparing a schedule to air first on Wednesday November 6 at 5 pm in commemoration of Armistice Day. Dean Herbert G. Titt will introduce student participants, with several musical numbers from the college music department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
Huron
KGDY
LeKay Stahl
Florence Stooks
Leltus Ward
Herbert G. Titt
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Hall
L. J. Avery
Avery
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Elmer Anderson
Milton Cochrane
H. J. Wilhelm
Idaho Avenue Northeast
Dorothy Costain
Phyllis Borce
Dorothea Gross
Tank Taylor
Third Street
Conevieve Vessey
Mary Ellen Mars
H. H. Carlins
Kansas Avenue Northeast
Betty Nielser
Charlote Nowland
Betty Carlson
Jean Elien Smith
Ross
Worthwhile Extension Club
Alfred Ross
Robert Duncan
Ed Hale
Merle Cano
Duncan
Cecil Emmons
Hale
Idaho
Vence Southeast
Bridge Club
Paul
Rose
S. Chenoweth
L. d. Fish
Habicaht
Vrs
C. W. Habicht
Habisht & Habicht
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Habicht
Horn
Bertha Horn
Virgil
Moiva
Gus Hern
al Ribell
Johnson Home
Harriet Johnson
Friendly Circle Bible Class
The
Methodist Church
Utah Avenue Southeast
Ray T. Jennings
George Adams
C. BE. Daniel
W. F. W. Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Lt. Hagen
Dakota Avenue South
W. C. Peterson
Fred, Batzloff
LeRoy Olson
Huron P. T. A. Council
Enron Council
High Schol
Lang
Washington School
E. H. Ryan
Bridge
George J. Meikeon
Howard T.shebter
MeKeon
Sev
Tenth Street
Tn Bridge
H. JD. Saylor
J. S. Colton
Marion Anderson
New Royal Apartments
Basting
Miss Anderson
Jeannette Gagnon
Rogers Simons
Hallowees
Bonilla
F. B. McKichan
Frank Hamilton
Robert
Melvin Christiansen
Ethel Peterson
Louise Harden
Ralph Galer
T. Holland
Edith Brock
Broadland
Evert Tepley
Union
Tulare
John Wennerlund
Walter
Cloquet
Minn
Alfred Skarin
Skarin
Ernest King
Custer
E. R. Brummet
Roy Brummet
Irving Miller
Victoria Brummet
Blanche Harding
Gons Charlie
Will
Hettinger
N. D
Ruth Sickles
Chesbard
Earls French
Borneo
Marsala
Campbell
Sanford
Kellogg's
Jersey
Rooods
Newberry
Suk Hote
Geyerman’s
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