Social gatherings and weddings fill Dakota social page
A N W Club meeting elected officers and planned fancy work for the year. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Gilland hosted a family reunion in California after 12 years apart. Bancroft nurse Myrtle Wait wed Joseph Eidem of Marietta in a Zaat Lutheran Church ceremony. A South Dakota society reunion is set for Riverside California on October 9 1938. Marjorie Browning and Kenneth Hayter wed at Brookings with a large church turnout and a formal processional.
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Kettelson
Julius Kettelson
Henry Myers
Ed Wagner
Bert Anderson
John Worrall
Mystery Sisters
Beck
Cecil Forestman
Ben Anderson
Poul Broer
Wil
LeRoy Gilland
Hollywood
Cal
Mr. Gilland
A. W. Gilland
Gilland
Third Street Southwest
Hany Gilland
Topeka
Kani
Eddie Olin
St. Paul
Farzo
Haron
Bancroft
Myrtle Wait
Lake Preston
Joseph Eidem
Marietta
Minn
Zaat Lutheran Church
Anne Claassen
Ingvold Eidem
South Dakota
California
Fairmount Park
C. E. Couture
South Dakota Society
Riverside
Mrs Hayter Wed in Brookings Ceremony at Parents’ Home
Miss Evelyn Conway of St Paul and Mr Hayter of Sioux Falls married in a private ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Guests included Mrs Quinn and son, Mrs Loring, Mr and Mrs Hayter and daughter, and several others from Sioux Falls Huron Mandan and Arte sian. After a reception for about 100 guests, the couple plan to live in Brookings after September 20 at Mark-Wold apartments. The bride is a University of Minnesota graduate and member of Delta Delta Delta. The groom is business agent at the college.
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Brockings
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brookings
Marjorie Ann Browning
J. W. Browning
Kenneth Stearns Kayeter
McPherson Hayter
Edward W. Stodghill
W. A. Peterson
James Quinn
Woonsocket
Merton Lippert
Robert McNamara
Lohengrin
Dana Brown
Alice Gray
Estherville
Iowa
Kathleen Ca
Jrgon
Sioux Falls
Evelyn Conway
St. Paul
Juliet
L. Max Brown
A. D. Evenson
W. G. Ray
W.T. Cummins
Lake of the Woods
Canada
Mark-Wold
Rhinelander
Wis
Frances Shimer Girls’ School
Chicago
University of Minnesota
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Hayter
State College
W. R. Quinn
William
M. Loring
Artesian
S. D
T. N. Hayter
Helen
Edith Smith
Huron
Miller Society hosts luncheons and bridge bouts at Bushfield home
Miller Society events feature Mrs. Dollie Bushfield hosting a 1 30 luncheon with contract at three tables and prize winners Mrs. Archie Collins and Mrs. Albert Sha. Alumni guests from Sioux City attend. A second bridge gathering at Bushfield home ends with prizes for high and low scores. Chapter AK PEO opens fall meetings with a Do You Know puzzle program led by Mrs. Bard and Mrs. Russell, while the girls dormitory is showered with towels by Chapter AX. A note adds India wheat and rice cultivation figures.
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Dollie Bushfield
Archie Collins
Albert Sha
Alton Jarmuth
W. W. Catlon
John Haverstock
H. J. Bushfield
0. H. Fick
Bushfield
Albert Shaw
H. O. Bard
John Redmond
Sioux City
W. J. Walbower
Chapter AK
P. EK. 0
W. G. Redmond
H. G. Bard
Russell
Russell Bard
Central City
Colo
Chapter AX
Weather snapshot for Huron and vicinity
Temperature figures show 63 high and 23 low a year ago, with record highs at 104 and low at 23. This month to date 2.85 inches of precipitation, year to date 19.37 inches. Sunrise at 6 12 am, sunset 6 44 pm. Forecast calls for fair tonight and Friday, with warmer conditions Friday.
Spink Board Adopts New Relief Rules
Spink County commissioners in a September session adopted two resolutions on poor relief funds. One aims to save costs by directing care of indigent residents to the county home for the aged if relatives cannot support them. The other bars future food or merchandise orders to those who failed to redeem previously advanced orders.
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High Lown Pracf
Bismarck
N. D
Chicago
Denver
Calo
Des Moines
Edmonton
Altago
Helena
Mont
Huron
Kansas City
St. Paul
New Orleans
North Platte
New Phoenix
Redfield
Spink
Pittsburgh
Rapid City
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Utah
San Francisco
Calif
Seattle
Wash
Spink County
Sheridan
Wyo
Sioux City
Iowa
Valentine
Novelist Wolfe Dies In Baltimore
Baltimore Sept 15 Thomas Wolfe American novelist died at 3 30 am E T from an acute cerebral infection He had undergone nine operations at Johns Hopkins after arriving Saturday He fell ill of pneumonia in July but was recovering in Seattle when infection spread to his kidneys and heart Wolfe was an English instructor at New York University when Look Homeward Angel appeared in 1920 The book described Asheville his birthplace in 1900 and made him a distinguished figure among younger American novelists
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Baltimore
Thomas Wolfe
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Seattle
Hopkins
Wolfe
New York University
Asheville
Weather forecast for South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa
Fair tonight in South Dakota with somewhat warmer Friday. Minnesota outlook calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday with warmer Friday. Iowa expects fair to tonight and Friday, cooler tonight in north central, slightly warmer Friday afternoon.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
London Employs 1060 Agricultural Laborers Amid Weather
City reports nearly 1060 agricultural laborers employed to handle crop tasks as weather conditions influence field work across London. Authorities note steady demand for seasonal labor despite shifting climate patterns.
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London
Regularity Boost with Kellogg All-Bran Breakfast
An advice-filled note promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran as a solution to constipation. It urges readers to eat a daily bowl for the bulk in the intestines, enhanced by vitamin B, plus ample water to stay regular.
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Kellogg Ja Bate Creek
County WPA PWA Payments Detail Restrictions
Government WPA and PWA funds were disbursed by the county and required adherence to rules. It was stated that no orders would be issued to men wasting time in pool halls gambling drinking or card playing or to anyone who used a car for pleasure.
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PWA
Flour Prices Promised for 49 Pound Bags
Advertised flour deals offer guaranteed 49 pound bags with prices of 1.198 dollars for Flour 0 P S and 1.08 dollars for Heath er Queen per bag, aiming to attract buyers with fixed weights and rates.
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P. S
Heather Queen
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Evelyn Hartnagel
IK Stores
Watch Council
Jonathan
Boston
Dinah
Kellogg's
Council Oak
Council Oak Bread
Council Oak Coffee
Robb Rosa Angel
Robb Ross
Haskin’s
Haskin’s Hardwater
Blue Barrel
Richard Clark
Dr. Haug
BE. Christensen
Gunnison
Mr. Clark
W. J. Bulow
Kathleen Bulow
Tom Berry
Oscar Fosheim
Clair Roddewig
Goldie Wells
Raymond Kelly
Ben Strool
Frank Pickett
Mrs. Hinselman
Eaton
Aherman & Moe
Kadv
Miller Society
Bert Haverstock
Bilests
Earl
Bucsis
India
Spink Board
Associated Press
Pierre
Via Beauty
Maxwell House
Kraft American Cheese
Box, Ca
Percious
Witarpoononian
Waleced
Ablernon
Lovat
Wisconsin
Alaska
Armour’s Star
Skaggs
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