Social events and family news from Huron area notices
Sunday and Tuesday meetings of labor and social clubs list venues and times at Labor Temple ERP Hall K P building and private homes. Royal Neighbor Juveniles picnic drew 30 plus families. contests and prizes noted with hosts and supervisors. A Huron man wed in Webster at St Marys Episcopel Church with details of the ceremony and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Temple
Wm. Davision
LL. E
Webster
Margaret Marie Peargon
Dallas
Alexander Butterbrodt
Huron
St. Mary's Episcopel Church
Frere Ledge Invites Masons and Families to Slate Fair
The Frere Ledge No 1 ALM cordially invites Masons Eastern Stars and their families to attend the Manonie House of the Slate Fair. Gracious greens Leber Dey and 200 FP. Coffer orangeade and ice cream furnished.
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Manonie House of the Slate Fair
Revered vows mark Sidney Nebraska wedding at Mira
PB E Spehr of Sidney Nebraska wed Rev Bruce W Swain rector of St Marys Cinch with Mira Charly Reilly playing Mendelssohn. The ceremony occurred before a flowered altar. the bride was given in marriage by her father and will reside in Redfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pb.e Spehr
Sidney
Nebraska
Bruce W. Swain
St Mary's Cinch
Mira
Charly Reilly
Mendelssohn
Redfield
Missionary from Rangoon visits Huron home
Mary Laughlin, a Baptist missionary in Rangoon, Burma, arrived in Huron this morning to visit her father C. Languin at 585 Kansas Avenue. She has been in the United States since last May, following hospitalization in Boston and subsequent visits with friends in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messionary
Rangoon
Mary Laughlin
Huron
Languin
Women's Relief Corps Holds Friday Meeting in Madison
Mrs Agney Arcularius presided over the regular session at Labor Temple Madison noting Ida Sparke's hospital discharge and improving recovery. Secretary Iva Deyo read Slows Falls picnic details with visitors including Meg Lampson Ellen McClintock. A patrol of silk flag dedications honored deceased members and next meeting moved to October 1 during Labor Temple observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Agney Arcularius
Women's Relic Corps
Labor Temple
Ida Sparke
Mia
Iva Deyo
Meadames
Meg Lampson
Ellen McClintock
Anna Resse
Ive Deyo
Belle Schroeder
Mary Wilson
Friede van Dulsem
Madison
Wis
Corps
George Hill
Masons Set For Labor Day Picnic at State Fair Grounds
Huron Masons and Eastern Star members plus families gather at the State Fair grounds Monday for the ninth annual picnic. Activities begin at 2:30 PM with a full program, followed by a family dinner and afternoon sports and musical numbers. The women's building serves as headquarters and prizes await participants.
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State Fair Grounds
Huron Masons
Eastern Stara
Brigk
Star
Huron
Burke names Garner as 1940 Democratic nominee choice
Washington Sept. 4 Senator Burke Democrat Nebraska named Vice President Garner as his choice for the 1940 Democratic presidential nomination. He said Garner has the time qualities and common sense needed. Burke pledged support for a resolution opposing a third Roosevelt term and urged a six year presidential limit. He noted Garner would be a worthy successor and predicted Roosevelt would taper his program while Congress asserts itself.
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Washington
Burke
Nebraska
Garner
Sen Js
Roomvelt
Supreme Court
Hoosevelt
Holt
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Congress
Double Holiday For Huronians Observe Labor Day Week
The week ahead brings Huron a third double holiday of the year as business and government suspend for Labor Day. Attractions entice residents to stay or visit nearby Lake Preston's Watermelon Day and the State Fair Grounds events, including the Masonic Eastern Star Diente and the seventh annual citywide golf tournament. Sunday qualifying rounds start for the city championship with match play continuing Sunday.
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Huron
Rome
Huron Manghott
Lake Preston
Huon
State Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Huron Plans Labor Day Baseball and Dance Event
Finals in all brackets set for Sunday September 12 as Leo Bloomberg’s all star squad schedules two games for Huron youngsters at 2 30 pm against Wessington and Burr Oak junior club. Women’s season ends for Bloomberg’s squad with a pavilion dance Monday featuring Leo Terry swing band. Government offices banks and post office observe holiday with adjusted services and the Evening Huronite grants Labor Day off.
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Labor Day
Huron
Leo Bloomsberg
Wessington
Burr Oak
Bloomberg
Huron Pavilion
Leo Terry
Huronite
Corn Club Meets at Erickson Home in Husky Huskers report
The Husky Huskers Corn Club met at Vern and Darbg Erickson's home with a pot luck dinner. Mr. Ladd arranged for members to join the evein judging team at the state fair. Show cam selection to be made before the next meeting at Fred Baum home on September 10. Jack Rogers wrote this report.
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Erickson
Husky Huskers
Vern
Darbg Erickson
Ladd
Evein
Fred Baum
Jack Rogers
Anthrax Outbreak Reported Near Emile Strande Farm
An anthrax outbreak is reported on the Emile Strande farm north of Lake Preston. Farmers vaccinate cattle and hogs against cholera as a precaution. The Strande pastures cattle for outside parties, worsening the situation. Frederick III earned the sobriquet Frederick the Great after his death.
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Lake Preston
Emile Strande
Mr. Strande
Frederick III
Frederick the Great
Watertown Mayor Heads Huron Flight Meet
A Watertown delegation led by Mayor John Low arrives in Huron Monday for a first regular flight from Ole Lake City to Fair Cit. They are greeted at W. W. Howes Municipal Airport by Mayor George C. Green and Chamber of Commerce officials. Dow Sears and W. L. Weir plan to fly to Watertown and return with the visitors, boosting Watertown as a regular airline stop and increasing South Nakota cities served by Hanford Airlines.
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Huron
Watertown
Wettertown
John Low
Ole Lake City
Low
Chamber of Cammerce Aviation
W. W. Howes
George C. Green
Gene Denning
Chamber of Commerce
Dow L Sears
W. L. Weir
Watertowm Group
Hanford Airlines
Nakota
Airport approves Watertown air service debut
Department of Commerce Inspector James H Doughe approved airport improvements for Watertown tests and the start of airmail service next Monday. Hanford Airlines will operate twin motor ten passenger planes with twice daily stops on Minneapolis Huron Omaha Kansas City routes. Vernon A Dorrell and a radio technician assisted in final preparations as city officials plan a welcoming program and a round trip for officials.
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Watertown
Sept
Department of Commerce
James H. Doug I
Hanford Airlines
Doughe
Vernon A. Dorrell
Hanford Lines
Chamber of Commerce
John Low
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Minneapolis
Huron
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Huron Central Labor Union
Townsend Cink No. 1 Advisory Board
Mlc. Sorenson
K. P
L. Melum
Kansas Avenue
Pia
Hugh Barclay
Frank Avenue
The
Good Fellows Clib
FE. F. Kuntz
First Street
Prairie Rose Lodge No
Degree of Honor No
Frei! Sage
Dakota Avenue South
Ladies Sociak Club
Mis. A.C. Cooper
Seventh Street
Mrs. Head
RK. S. Cameron
Wallace Cameron
International Falls
Minn
Marian
Honolulu
Harry Head
June
Wallace
Marion
Royal Neighbor Juveniles
Royal Neighbor
Kathryn, Johnson
Hoy Perking
Belle M. Zepp
Avis Olson
Jimmie Karstens
Robert Mycue
Jenn Siegenthaler
Joyce Anderson
Darlene West
Jean Feiche
Donna Nelson
Beverly Mycue
Jimmie Karstene
Sackett Siegenthaler
P. L. Pollock
Frere Ledge
Lucien Lelong
Fra
Sherman & Moe
Samaritan Hospital
Dakota Ave
Heres, B.D
Esther Tork
Clarambeaus
M. M
Hts
Birs
Charles Clarambeau
Gladys ‘Anderson
Alice Clarambeau
Mre Grace Jones
Laura Clarambeau
Helen Clarlambeau
Exima Gleason
Swansons
Elaine Swanson
Donald Dickerson
Mrs. Swanson
Mary Wirras
Randal Lampe
Marjorie Sherman
Jerry, Geyerman
Margaret Lampe
Clinton Dodd
Fern Swanson
Phyllis Lampe
Dele Pierce
Dorothy Mulhellan
Allen Koch
Bernard Tracy
Elaine
H. J. Ward
Medraska Avenue
Mia. J. Ray Henson
Charlene
Des Moines
Clifford Millard
Milwaukee
Bourke
Black Hills
Sybil Wilson
Beardsley
Barry K. Anderson
Devonns Brandyold
Woods Kingergarten
Minnespolis
Maxine Anderson
Simmons Avenue Southeast
Royal Neighbors
Oeleck
P. Halk
CR Lytle
Welter
Siegenthaler
Orashe
Erwin
Huron Alpena
Minca Brandenburg
Miron
Habicht's
Wore
Rothmoor
Ini
Geyerman
Mens
Martha Gale
Remsom
Gunien
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