Social events and club notices from Huron shoreline
Margaret Blystone reports a busy slate of meetings and social events including the Business and Professional Women's club at 1:00 p.m. in the Y W C A cottage, DeMolay lodge at 7:39 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, Boilermakers at 7:30 p.m., and W B A at 4:30 p.m. with Mrs M H Marcusen. The V F W auxiliary postpones to Sept 19 for a picnic, American Legion auxiliary to Sept 26, and Prairie Rose lodge No 5 meets at Labor Temple. Midweek services, Wednesday Nighters, and various club gatherings are listed along with hostesses and arrangements. There are notes on a C C club gathering with Mrs O B Bales, prize winners, and plans to reorganize Oct 5, plus social events at the homes of Mrs Neal Chancellor and Mrs J L Buth hosting guests, showers for a bride, and a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs P J Hall. The article also covers the A U W president entertaining the board and luncheon plans, and a wedding announcement for Clara Bayer and Wilbur Russow in Illinois.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
W. C
DeMolay Lodge
Masonic Temple
Boilermakers
W. B
M. H. Marcusen
Kansas Avenue
American Legion
Fair Grounds
Henilar
Saboroforee Club
Prairie Rose Lodge No. 5
Labor Temple
First Methodist Church
Vw. 3
AL Cottage
Fomer Huron
Clara Bayer
Fred Bayer
Blackstone
Huron
Wilbur Charles Russow
Keuthe
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Strentar
Ill
Rosemary Barer
Russow
Fred Bayer, Jr
Mrs. Rexsow
McMannis To Speak At College Chapel Service
Rev Charles M McMannis pastor of West Presbyterian Mitchell and longtime Buren College trustee will give the opening chapel address Tuesday at 9 45 AM His topic The College Student Needs Religion He has spoken at the college many times Loftus Ward new director of the Huron College School of Music will sing Gunga Din with Mrs Camden Rayburn accompanying Friends are invited to attend
Absence of Time Limit Could Let Child Labor Amendment Pass
Washington report by Herbert Plummer notes the 20th Amendment may lack a ratification deadline, risking inclusion of a child labor provision. Since March 4, nine states have ratified, including New Hampshire and North Dakota flipping positions. total ratifications reach fifteen with additional approvals from Illinois, Oklahoma, Oregon, New Jersey, Ohio, Washington, Michigan.
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Electrical dirigent Lets conductor guide orchestra by keyboard
Cornell professor Dr Karapetoff proposes an electrical dirigent a keyboard system replacing the baton. Each of six signals on every stand indicates beat dynamics and entries while two private lights warn a musician personally. Potential uses include education churches and commercial orchestras.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Ithaca
Vladimir Karepetoff
Cornell Universitynas
Karapetoff
lMelong
de. Karapetoff
South Dakota Tax Revenues From Various Sources Reported
The year ended June 30 saw Manufacturers excise taxes yield 15408 with a 2 cent tax on checks, theatre tickets adding 10810, strip taxes 20705, beer sales 2483 mostly paid by retailers, oleomargarine 1408, cigars 1073 and narcotics 690.
Cuba is Ruled by New Hands
The article continues from page 1 detailing a leadership shift in Cuba with fresh authorities taking control. It notes changes in governance and hints at regional and international reactions to the new regime.
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Cuba
State Pays More Internal Revenue in 1933 vs 1922
The report notes Dakota state tax receipts show a 37 percent rise in internal revenue in fiscal 1923 over 1922, despite a 34 percent drop in corporate and individual income taxes. Total state revenue reached 611,754 dollars with various taxes composing the rest.
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Associated Press
National Hotel
Torres Menier
de Cespedes
Washington
Sept. W
South
Dakota
Uncle Sam
Buregu
Diana
Maine Votes On Prohibition Today
Maine polls open for a vote on repealing the 18th amendment in a statewide test of repeal sentiment. Anti repeal leaders warn of a possible threat to 73 years of prohibition as delegates will be chosen from 16 counties with each county deciding wet or dry representation. results may not reflect the people’s will.
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Portland
Maine
State Supreme Court
McBride Or Custer Take Your Choice McBride Michigan
McBride or Custer shows a divided town with a common city hall and fire department yet two names on opposite sides of Division Street. The split arose in 1878 when two founders laid out adjacent towns. Nearby surveys reference 78,000 acres for a national forest in Caster Kentucky and a state raccoon ranch near Milan Ohio covering 24 acres with an expected 1,500 to 2,000 young coons for distribution.
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McBride
Custer
Mich
Division Street
Milan
Ohio
W C T U Delegate Returns From Meet
Mrs. GC. W. Truax arrived from Brookings after attending the South Dakota W C T U state convention as a Huron unit delegate. The 45th annual gathering drew large attendance with Helen Louise Byrnes, national secretary of young people's work, among the speakers. Elora Mitchell of Brookings was re-elected state president. new officers include Lucy Borneman Sioux Falls vice president Maude West Pierre corresponding secretary Kather Peters Hazel recording secretary and Pluma White Ipswich treasurer.
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GC. W. Truax
Brookings
Woments Christian. Temperance Union
Truax
South Dakota
Helen Louise Byrnes
Young People's Work
Elora Mitchell
Mire
Mitchell
Lucy Borneman
Sioux Falls
Maude West
Pierre
Kather Peters
Hazel
Pluma White
Ipswich
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O. B. Bales
Jennie Winters Wee
R. D. Miller
Qwaas
Alice and
Thryn Frever
Evalynn Kent
Goranson
P. C. Christenser
Frank Kent
Alice Fevert
Robert Schwartz
Leona French
Wilbur French
Arthur Ramsell
Ed Verhelst
Mary Povergon
Lulah Atteman
Laona Welty
Evelynn Kent
Mrs. Schwartz
Robert Phelps
J. L. Buth
Morningside
P. J. Hall
Gloria Ruth
Carrie Hall
Adaline
Sioux City
P. H. Hall
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
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Carrie Hell
B. H. Kerr
American Association of University Women
Fourth Street Southwest
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Love ME
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