Social events and gatherings fill week in community
A busy week of meetings and dinners fills the Labor Temple and local halls. Sunday at 2:90 o'clock a social gathering begins with various lodges and orders meeting through Tuesday, including Knights of Columbus and Rebekah, with dinners and bridge parties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B of R T
Labor Temple
James River Lodge
Odd Fellows
F. E. P. Lodge
Orlock
Machinista
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Hall
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
Tuesay
LO. C
Hell
Fried chicken dinners Sunday at fair grounds hall
City briefs note chicken dinners at the Fair Grounds Sunday serving from 11 30 for Fair Week and Catholic Ladies spring chicken dinner to be served noon at the Fair Grounds. Various social visits and travel plans are listed including Ida Pond of Winfred visiting sister Mrs W B Beddow 435 Ohio Ave SW and Mrs C D Theophilus of Jackson Minn returning home with Gwyneth and Tomamy Van Duzee for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Ida Pond
Winfred
W. B. Beddow
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Robinson's
C. D. Theophilus
Jackson
Minn
Gwyneth
Tomamy van Duzee
Marie Birks
Canova
Sam Birks
Mildred Gilbert
W. E. David
Nettleton Commercial College
Sioux Falls
Ray Gilby
Iowa City
Des Moines
Iowa Lakes
Lucille Quirk of
Highmore
University of South Dakota
Minneapolis
Nationa
W. C
Anna Wisner
Chisholmh
Howard J. Carey
Harry Small
Glenn and
Erwin
Weather snapshot and regional forecasts for Midwest states
The report lists today s high of 82 and low of 62 from a year ago, with a record high of 103 and record low of 25 for fall. It notes unsettled tonight and Sunday in Huron and vicinity, with cooler conditions. Forecasts cover South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa with partly cloudy skies cooler conditions and occasional showers in parts of Minnesota and northwest Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Road Report and Weather Outlook for Sioux Falls and Nearby
Road report across Sioux Falls Mitchell Watertown Huron Yankton Brookings Aberdeen Rapid City Pierre and other towns notes roads good with cloud cover or clear skies. Temperatures range from mid 60s to mid 90s with scattered precipitation and variable conditions. Weather outlook predicts a warm week with scattered showers early and cooler trends later in the Missiouri valley and northern plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Cloud Watertown
Huron
Yankton Té
Brookings
Trace
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Inone
Pierre
Nora
Memorial tribute to Dr H P Davis on WJZ NBC
Radio plans a Sunday memorial program for Dr H P Davis titled father of broadcasting to be aired at 2 30 p m on WJZ NBC with speakers and an orchestra. Upcoming broadcasts feature Ketelle Taylor Ruth Etting Ann Greenway Belle Barker and Jeanette Loff on WABC CBS NBC stations with various guests and musical guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E Busterfield
New York
H. P. Davis
Wjz-Nbc
Mera
Ketelle Taylor
Ruth Etting
Walter Winchell
Wabc-Cbs
Ann Greenway
Pilzer
Wabccbs
Belle Barker
Brussloft
WJZ
NBC
Jeanette Loff
WEAE
Nick Lucas
William Randolph Hearst
Europe
WABC
CBS
William N. Doak
Labor
WIZ
MBC
Paul Whiteman
Chi. Card
WEAF
Gems
Eddie Cantor
Rubinoff
Jesse Crawford
Church of the Air
I. P. Johnson
Denver
William Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Jonah BH. Wise
E. Wolfe Hopper
Wwszz
Arthur Torrence
Uncle Henry
Smith W. Brockhart
Iowa
Fiorello la Guardia
Six 4-H Dairy Demonstration Teams Schedule Daily Shows
Miss Beulah Rodgers announces six 4 H club teams from Poiter Lincoln Davison Brown Douglas and Day will demonstrate dairy foods daily in the Dairy building. Topics include butter in the diet dairy desserts cream soups cottage cheese milk drinks and dairy dinners. Morning sessions run 9 10 and 11 with afternoon shows at 1 3 2 30 and 3 30 except Wednesday during the H club parade hour. Visitors may ask questions after each demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Rodgers
Poiter
Lincoln
Davison
Brown
Douglas
Day
Woonsocket Woman Wins Three Legion Trophies at Rapid City
Woonsocket resident Miss Hazel Hobart who attended the Legion auxiliary convention in Rapid City returned with three trophies. The gavel bell honors a winter membership drive for the ninth district. The Mae Hoy cup recognizes the greatest district membership gain and the Mrs. D. M. Bannister cup marks the third largest state gain. County auditor F. D. Johnson was taken to a Huron hospital for treatment of a lame foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Hazel Hobart
Legion
Rapid City
Auxiliary
Mae Hoy
D. M. Bannister
F. D. Johnson
Huron Hospital
Local social notes from Huron area residents
Highmore teacher Leona Ringer to Rushmore for the year. Glennadean Shaw to Harrold for winter and high school with sister Mrs. I Peterson. Miss Luta Huston and Miss Edna Mc Kellip drove to Hot Springs with Mrs. L R Huston and Dorothy Jeans Hayes of Denver. Dorothy Jeane stayed at Huston home then to Denver. Bryant visitors Mr and Mrs J A Rubendall. Mr and Mrs William Sharp, Mrs Tone Ellis and Herschel Elis visited Huron for a family birthday dinner at Paul Ellis home. Mrs R E Dunlap returned recently from Conde visit. Mr and Mrs David Rearick of Kennebac guests for week at daughter Mrs R N Ellickson. Misses Frances Harter and Margaret Arends spent Sunday at Arends home Blunt. Lucille Quirk in Huron for week social events for friend Miss Jive White’s marriage. Mike Quirk bridesmaid at wedding. C B Meers and Jack Excell back from Black Bates trip. Howard Hamaker of Bridgewater staying with Dr Jordan in Sybranus. Meigs of Huron visited parents A P Meigs. Mim Beatrice Drew f Sundey fcr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Leona Ringer
Rushmore
Glennadean Shaw
Harrold
I. Peterson
Luta Huston
Edna McKellip
Hot Springs
L. R. Huston
Dorothy Jeans Hayes
Denver
Cola
DorothyJeane
Huston
J. A. Rubendall
Bryant
William Sharp
Toné Ellis
Herschel Elis
Paul Ellis
Mr. Ellis
R. E. Dunlap
Fuhrenwald
Conde
Mgr
David Rearick
Kennebac
R. N. Ellickson
Frances Harter
Margaret Arends
Arends
Blunt
Lucille Quirk
Huron
Jive White
Mike Quirk
C. B Meers
Jack Excell
Bates
Howard Hamaker
Bridgewater
Dr. Jordan
Woonsocket Teacher Announces Move and Bridge Luncheon
Miss Feather Douglas plans to leave Woonsocket to take a teaching post at Eagle Butte next week. Mrs. F. M. Matteson hosted a bridge luncheon for out-of-town guests including Mrs. Charles Douglas of Detroit and Mrs. Huston of Hot Springs. Four tables were used. prizes went to Mrs. H. W. Grace and Mrs. Frank McKellip. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Sussex departed for three weeks in Denver and western points, joined in Hot Springs by Dorothy Jeane Hayes en route home from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Luken
Lenora Swanson
Huror Clinic
Grace Hanson
Mae Terkelsen
Anne Stransky
Eleanor Magnusson
Hospital
Helen Olson
Evelyn Dahlum
Lyken
North Dakota State College
Fargo
Swanson
Cook Courty Hospital
Chicago
Woonsocket
Feather Douglas
Eagle Butte
F. M. Matteson
Charles Douglas
Detroit
Mich
B. Huston
Hot Springs
S. D
Alliance
Ohio
Thornton
Iowa City
H. W. Grace
Frank McKellip
W. Sussex
Denver
Dorothy Jeane Hayes
Sussexes
Bancroft Notes Move In And School Enrollments
Bancroft residents report relocations and new assignments as families move to Iroquois and Willow Lake areas. Teachers and students shift posts, with Lois Van Tassel taking charge of Lake Preston fourth grade and music. Bancroft High enrollments reach forty eight pupils. local social visits and farm moves accompany a week of community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roucliffe
Alfred Flesner
Hayti
Ralph Hassebrock
Willow Lake
Brennard and Downs Farm
Albert Peterson
Petersons
B. J. Miller
Zumbrota
Mina
F. H. van Tassel
Mabel Nelson
Huron
Death of Fred Taves Reverberates Through Alpena Community
Alpena mourns Fred Taves after a recent operation, with his brother-in-law George Kinsman and son Frank Lin traveling to Beloit Wisconsin for the funeral. The page records numerous local visits, school openings staffed by Miss Lulu Kinsman and Miss Lucile Murphy, next year’s college entrants William and David Evans and Curtis Mogele and Royce Kunze, and various social visits across nearby towns. It notes the Royal Neighbors initiation of William Leighton and a music recital by Esther Ruppel, among other community events and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena George Kinsman
Fred Taves
Franklin
Beloit
Wis
Taves
Ellis Barnes
Henry Thormahtin
Wessington Springs
John Messler
Lulu Kinsman
Wahl
Lucile Murphy
Skinner District
Murphy
Miller Pol
William
David Evans
Mitchell
Po Wesleyan University
Curtis Mogele
Royce Kunze
Dakota
Wesleyan
William Chase
Huron
Family Reunion and Visitors Gather in Mitchell Area
A family reunion was held at the A B Lawrence home with children present. Jens Peterson and Lane relatives visited his brother Chris Peterson and family. Bert DeVore and family from Huron visited O M Eaton and Miss Clara Eaton. Archis Yegge and aunt Miss Josephine Yegge visited relatives in Mitchell. Mrs Anna Nesson and Mrs Currie Evensen drove to Renner to visit relatives for a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Lawyrenes
A. B. Lawrence
Jens Peterson
Lane
Chris Peterson
Bert DeVore
Huron
Local visits and a postponed sale in South Dakota area
Osceola Elsie Dorale and Richard Dorale of Charter Oak and Ray and Herold Namany of Canning visited Floyd Massey. Irvin Johnson in Erwin visited Lars Ogland, while Herb Sager of Onatwa watches local business interests. A public sale at Charles Clarambeau was postponed. P. B. Houghton hosted visits from Miss Verna Busch and the Houghton family, with others including Lars Ogland party to Erwin and the E A Pillard family at Lake Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Elsie Dorale
Richard Dorale
Charter Oak
Ray and
Herold Namany
Canning
Floyd Massey
Irvin Johnson
Erwin
Lars Ogland
Herb Sager
Onatwa
Andrew Hornig
Yale
P. B. Houghton
Charles Clarambeau
Peter Derschied
Iroquois
Oscar McClure
Huron Saturay
Marvin Sims
Cushing
Verna Busch
Clark
E. A. Pillard
Lake Preston
Ray Wallin
Huron
Percy Houghton
Ernest Houghton
Willow Lakes
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RS. Bunn
Frank Armin
Armin
Joseph
Wilmarth
E. J. Dougherty
Dakota Avenue South
Andersen
Ind
Kansas Avenue Southeast
C. D. Btrickland
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Ladies Aid
Faye Urban
The
Hope Ladies Aid
C. V. Olson
Charles Walraven
Mildred Bischoff
Mary Gates
Mary Urban
Pauline
Powlisse
Miss Skinner
Medes Skinner
W. O. Skinner
Catherine Frevert
Rose Cranston
Mrs. Styer
Altrusa Club
Lida Betts
Henry Perriton
Campbell Park
R. C. Schulze
Milas Frances ‘Tait
Grace Finley
Evelyn Salchert
J. F. Salchert
Timois Avenue
Evelyn
Fern Hollister
Arlene Gibbs
Vere
Mia
Rudolph Lenzner
Mise Dorothy Willinger
Bismarck
North Platt
Saint Paul
Sheridan
Williston
Missi i
Missouri
Great ‘Plains
Fannie Costello
John. Wills
Joe Costello
Charlotte Costello
Exmond
Harry Costello
Carroll
John Faber
St. Paul
W. J. Frye
Daught
Wisconsin
B. R
Joe Welsh
Martin McTyghe
Raymond
Essert Bestge
Hertha Purinton
de Smet
Ray
Art Botsford
Monroe
Bancroft
Alfred
A. W. Perry
Truton
Mion
G. N. Kinsman
John Larson
Frederick Aftir
Larson
Chris Lagerman
Ani
Ernest Barber
Mason Smith
Yankston
Edward Grauman
Parkston
Frank Redman
Julia Hickman
Leslie Briggs
Arthur Sheffield
Georges Kinsman
Lulu
John Wahl
Dale
K. Kruger
Tripp
Oscar Green
Fedora
Roy Triplett
Clarence
Walter Griebel
Parker
Lyle Freeman
Esther Ruppel
Myrtle Hensley
Roy Wales
Hensley
Hensleys
Carey Snedeker
Carthage
Jake Meyers
Virgil
Jake Walker
Henry Orth
Will Orth
Rochester
Renold Triplett
Renold
Richard Haas
Lees Summit
John Funke
William Leighton
Misa Pearl Williams
Cedar Bluffs
Neb
Dale Center
Sol Luckey
Price Royer
Martha Thompson
Wolsey
Charles Royer
Dallas Center
Bilis
Orval Eaton
John Reyer
Cecil Eggleson
Apvee
Almaalec Kodak Filme
Perriton’s
George C. Hunt
Wis. S. W
Northwestern Public Service CO
4Th St. and
Dak. Ave
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