Social events and weddings in Huron area society
Monday events include City School Faculty Wives meeting at Mrs. C. H. Christensen’s home and Pioneer Daughters gathering at Mes Jesse Seeley’s residence. Odd Fellows and Knights of Columbus hold Monday evening sessions. United Commercial Travelers plan a Saturday meeting in K.P. Hall with W. H. Power visiting from Davenport. Local marriages include Ralph Robert Arhitt and Louise Witcock of Armour. Manchester couple J J Towbovina and Olivia Bjornson wed in Carthage with reception in Manchester and planned Minnesota trip. Various residents travel for state fair and education, with local and visiting guests to the State Fair and Creighton University enrollments.
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C. H. Christensen
Illinois Avenue Southwest
Ralph Roy
Pioneer Daughters
Mes
Jesse Seeley
Iowa Avenue
Jamea River Lodge No. 32
Odd Fellows
U. C. Tamiliary
United Commercial
K.P
Supreme
W. H. Ormond
Charles Auender
University of South Dakota
Vermilon
Eva Schaefer
Orient
Huron
EB. Riggs
Pierre
W. Loomis
Ft Collins
Colo
J. N.alender
Tons
A. B. Cahalan
Milles
Turton Couple Announce Marriage in Turton Turton church ceremony united Miss Josephine Retterath and Lloyd Siebrecht
Josephine Retterath daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Retterath wed Lloyd Siebrecht at St Josephs Church Turton officiated by Rev Fe McManus Bride wore wine crepe with matching accessories Sister Mrs Fred Beauvais attended reception for immediate family Retterath and Siebrecht to reside at Retteraths place Bride is Turton native and local graduate Siebrecht grew up east of Ashton and works at the family farm Miss Royhl to leave for New York City plane trip details outline plans for Kathryn Gibbs Secretarial School and University of Michigan attendance with siblings and connections to Mary Royhl Carolin Rayburn and Mary Ann Peterson
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Manchester
J. J. Towbovina
Oliva Bjornson
Father Millimum
Carthage
Alice Bjortson
Merton Brortson
Minnesota
Sroom
National Atlas Elevator
Turton
Josephine Retterath
Anthony Retterath
Lloyd Sietrecht
St Joseph's Church
Fe. McManus
Fred Beauvais
Retterath
Callene
Siebrecht
Ashton
Bettereth Place
Miss Royhl
New York City
Peggy Royhl
Max Royhl
Milwaukee
Mary Royhl
Kathryn Gibbs Secretarial
Huron
Uals
Shy
Carolin Rayburn
Mary Ann Peterson
University of Michigan
Ann ‘Arbor
Agar
Detroit
Stephens College
Columbia
City Briefs Cover Local Marriages and Travelers
A marriage license issued to Palmer Sarvin Anderson and Bertha May Wadsworth in Bryant. several residents extend visits and travel plans include Loretta Keating to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Mr and Mrs Gaylord Schmitz of Washington DC visit Brookings and Canton before Texas trip. J N Allerner and J W Ridgway family farewells in Pierre and Redfield.
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Palmer Sarvin Anderson
Bryant
Bertha May Wadsworth
Josephine Ridgway
Pierce
W. Bermond
Ruth Bake
Eleanor Nickson
Eilees
Avery
Chas
H. J. Stitchell
C. Arthur Mitchell
Brookings
Lewis Benson
Loretta Keating
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Mise Margaret Heier
Gay
Redfield
J. W. Ridgway
Daugh
Max Elinor
Pierre
Wheeler Urges Probe of Black Klan Ties
Senator Wheeler accuses Justice Hugo L. Black of Klan membership and urges President Roosevelt to appoint an impartial board to investigate. Reynolds calls Black opposition political propaganda while the ABA and CAACP push for resignation. Bankhead denies Klan ties and says he has no knowledge of Black’s affiliations.
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Wheeler
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montavia
W.c
Hugo L. Black
Roosevelt
Black
Senate
Roosevelt Court
White House
Fargo
N. C
Reynolds
North Carolina
Kansas City
International Brotherhood of Boiler~ Makers
Borikhrad
Rep. Fish
New York
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Albert Levitt
Justice Department
Bankhead
Jasper
Ala
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
Bulow
South Dakota
Senator Black
Former Huronian Publishes Book
Richard W. Randolph, former Evening Huronite reporter, published Sweet Medicine by Caxton Printers in Caldwell Idaho. He gathered Cheyenne legends from Oneha daughter of Twenty Man on the Tongue River Reservation and aims to preserve their stories for future generations.
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Evening
Huronite
Richard W. Randolph
Caxton Printers, Ltd
Caldwell
Idaho
Huron College
Randolph
Tongue River
Montana
Denver
International News, Service
Oneha
Richard Randolph
Mr. Randolph
Tyndall Man Jailed For Theft Of Grain
John Miser of Bon Homme county pleaded guilty to grand larceny for stealing two bushels of wheat from Albert Siaba north of Tyndall. He was sentenced by Judge C C Puckett in Yankton circuit court to six months in the state penitentiary, with F M Scoblie representing him.
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Tyndall
Yankton
John Miser
Bon Homme County
C.C. Puckett
State Penitentiary
Misar
Albert Siaba
F. M. Scoblie
Burke Warns of Power Grab Threat to Free Government
Senator Burke in a Page One continuation warns against centralization of authority and lingering emergency powers. He contrasts Lincoln’s wartime measures with today’s push to retain vast powers, urging citizens to resist dictatorship by ensuring leaders remain servants of the people and not masters.
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Washington
Congress
Burke
Abraham Lincoln
Refusal To Support Wife Leads Yankton Court Verdict
Albert J. Farso, recently of Sioux City Iowa and former Gayville resident, was found guilty Thursday by a jury in Yankton circuit court of refusing to support his wife. He faces sentencing Saturday morning before Judge C. C. Parkitt, with the trial opening Tuesday forenoon as the term’s sole criminal action.
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Yvankton
Albert J.farso
Gayville
Yvesiockiman
Sioux City
Ita
C. C. Parkett
Yankton County
Injuries Fatal To Tom Saul, Howard
Howard, Sept. 17. Tom Saul, 68, a moving contractor, died yesterday at Huron hospital from shock and head injuries after a car collision northwest of Howard Monday night. Saul was in a car that struck a truck driven by Howard Reed and Paul Durant.
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Tom Saul
Howard
Torm
Roosevelt Attends Antietam Commemoration at Sylvan Theater
A crowd heard President Roosevelt address the nation as he traveled 41 miles into Maryland for the Antietam remembrance on Sept 17 1862. The speech touched constitutional themes and warned against unwarranted changes by congress or the executive. Borah criticized the court bill by implication as he spoke to the audience.
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Congress
Sylvan Theater
Washington Monument
Roosevelt
Into
Maryland
Lof Antietam
Hiss
Hyde Park
I Borah
Tecumseh Girls May Have More Dates After All
Tecumseh Oklahoma September 11 The board chairman TL M Nichola defends date night for Tecumseh State Industrial School but commissioner Mrs Mable Bassett bans further dates. Superintendent Mrs Creighton Burnham planned a third dance but the event was postponed as officials review the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecumseh
Okla
Tecumseh State
TL. M. Nichola
Board of Affairs
Creighton Burnham
Correctional Institution
Mable Basset
Vanderberg Speaks Tomorrow At Michigan Rally
The article notes Senator Vanderberg, a Republican from Michigan, set to speak at a Michigan political rally tomorrow. He opposes the president's court program and argues democracy rests on people determining government powers rather than elite dictates.
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Vanderburg
Borah
Washington
Jeterson
Mussolini
Hitler
Hoth
Senator Vanderberg
Michigan
Typographic Union Debates Affiliation Plan at Louisville Meet
International Typographical Union delegates close their annual convention in Louisville on September 17 reporting a committee's study of possible affiliation as the central issue after a week of discussions. The convention floor reflected tension and anticipation as plans and questions about joining other bodies emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
International Typographical Union
James Barrie leaves 867335 fortune to heirs and friends
Probate shows Sir James Barrie died June 19 leaving a fortune of 867335 with the largest gifts to Lady Cynthia Asquith and Peter Davies. Elisabeth Bergner receives 40000 for a performance. Davis and Lady Cynthia to share the remainder equally after other bequests.
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London
James Bawrie
Cynthis Asquith
Peter Davies
Péter Pan
Elisabeth Bergner
Boy David
Sir James
Peter Fon
Gyrthia
Davia
Davis
Cynthia
United States Plans Nationwide Unemployment Census
The Roosevelt administration outlines a census of unemployment to be mailed to about 30 million households. It will ask a few key questions on unemployment status ability to work and prior occupations to gauge the scope of joblessness and related conditions. The program is expected to cost around four million dollars.
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U.S
Washington
Sept
Nne
Roosevelt
Volunteer Firemen Charged With Arson
MAYS LANDING New Jersey five volunteer firemen were arrested on arson charges in connection with a string of fires in Absecon. Police Chief Albert Talley said one suspect admitted setting blazes to seek thrill of fighting fires. Damages exceeded 200 000 dollars.
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Mays Landing
N.J
Ave
Albert Talley
TaNey
Convention Chooses New Officers At PL & Sisterhood
In St. Louis on September 17 the PL & Sisterhood regional convention named Mrs. Chellie Stevens Wright of Denver Cole president for a two year term. Other officers elected yesterday include Mrs. Blanche Walker of Big Forks as second and Mrs. Carrie Simpson of Grand Forks North Dakota as national organizer.
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St., Louis
Sisterhood
Chellie Stevens Wright
Denver
Cole
Blanche Walker
Big Forks
Mantis
Carrie &. Simpson
Grand Forks
N. D
Tammany Primary Battle Shifts With Mahoney Victory
The lengthy New York City primary unfolds as Mahoney defeats Copeland, boosting Roosevelt allies while Tammany factions weaken. LaGuardia and Smith back Copeland, amid late write in votes that overturn expected results. Copeland signals a lengthy count as Mahoney leads by about two to one amid party infighting and Klansman allegations surface.
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Tammany
Christopher Sullivan
Alfred E. Smith
Tammany Sacher
Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
Richmond
Sullivan
Copeland
New Deal
City Hall
LaGuardia
Mahoney
Roosevelt
Smith
Congress
Mahon
Hugo Black
Supreme Court
Alabaman
Black
Truckers to Gather Here in Huron Saturday Night
A meeting of truckers in the Huron area is set for Saturday night at the Royal Hotel to discuss rates and practices for Class B and C drivers. Class A operators are invited, with plans to prepare a rate schedule ahead of the September 4 hearing of the Board of Railroad Commissioners at the courthouse. The event, announced by O B Shade of The Independent Truckers of South Dakota, will feature eight traffic experts and echoes similar gatherings in Yankton, Sioux Falls, Mitchell, Brookings, Watertown, Aberdeen and Rapid City.
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Huron
Royal Hotel
O. BR. Shade
Independent Truckers of
South Dakota
Shade
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Association
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Brookings
Watertown
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Weather forecast for Huron and Vicini area
Fair tonight and Saturday with not so cool tonight. In South Dakota fair tonight and Saturday cooler in west portion Saturday afternoon. Iowa fair tonight and Saturday, not so cool tonight warmer Saturday. Minnesota increasing clouds becoming unsettled with showers in northeast late tonight or Saturday, not so cool tonight and in east and south portions Saturday.
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Huron and
Vicini Fair
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
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