Degree of Honor Juveniles Meet Saturday in Labor Temple
Local fraternal groups announce meetings with the Degree of Honor Juveniles convening Saturday at 2 pm in the Labor Temple, followed by Lodge No. 32 gathering at 7 30 pm in the IOOF hall and K P lodge meeting Monday evening. South Dakota representatives Vera Flanagan and Pauline Crawford depart for the Louisville American Legion convention next week. Johnson Norquist wedding at American Lutheran church with attendants Alvin Norquist. Fuller sisters farewelled as they move to Wessington. M B A and YWCA related meetings held with new officers elected. Alex Johnson of Rapid City passes through Huron on state business.
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James River Lodge No. 32
South Dakota
National American Legion
Louisville
Vera Flanagan
Pauline Crawford
The
Legion Auxiliary
Johnson-Norquist
Stuben M. Johnson
Huron
Mabel Norquist
White, S. D
American Lutheran Church
S.D. Disrud
Alvin Norquist
Swift and Company
Fuller
Glyem
Bertine
Julia Fuller
Albert Conner
Frank Avenue Southeast
Arene Chiadek
Irene Conner
Gertrude Tischler
Puller
Wessington
M. BE
LAWES
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. P. Royer
W. L. Shepard
John Hays
R. W. LaBrie
F. C. W. Kuehn
John Lewin
Aig
Kushn
Winona Boughton
Lois Ditchell
Ed Ulrich
Alex C. Johnson
Rapid City
Chicago and North Western Railway
Hairdressing show features Nature's Rival Permanent Wave
Sensation of a hairdressing show held yesterday spotlighted Nature's Rival Croquignole Permanent wave. Listen on at 10:35 a.m. Thursday morning on WCCO. Register at Cameron Beauty Supply, 703 Frank S. E. 9-25-10-1 adv p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croquignole
WCCO
Cameron
Frank
S. E
Diary of a Central South Lakota farm woman
A diary entry describes a gloomy day as Dar shops for coal and lumber then brings home a load for winter. The writer notes filling the shed floor, planning fall work, and the sense of never finishing tasks. She mentions peach canning, making butter, baled potatoes, attic curtain materials, living room curtains, and pillow covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
Dag
Bugiest Air Line Operates 15 Mile Puget Sound Route
Seattle and Bremerton, Washington see the Bugiest Air Line run amphibian planes across Puget Sound. Gorst Air Transport reports 834 round trips in two months ending August 15 carrying 9 458 passengers. Planes average six travelers per trip and fare is 2 50. Boats take 2 1/2 hours, planes 12 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Gorst Air Transport, Inc
Puget Sound
Bremerton
City Briefs Highlight Gettysburg Visitor and Local Notices
Charles M Alexander newspaper man from Gettysburg visited the city en route home from Columbus Ohio after being summoned by the death of his sister Mrs Mae Edler. Accompanying him was Irvin 13 the orphaned nephew who will live with him in Gettysburg. Catholic Daughters bake sale and Gamble store promos announce benefits and sales while A W Tompking returns from agent school. Wattle Supper at Church of Christ Saint Church price 25 and 35 cents. Two million Winchester shells touted for savings at Gamble Stores. Mr and Mrs Joseph Lucklin announce birth at Turon clinic.
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Charles M. Alexander
Gettysburg
Columbus
Ohio
Mae Edler
Irvin
Bindy's
Turton
Moss
Hugh Schultz
Banker Life Insurance Company
Des Moines
A. E. Nickelson
Sioux Falls
Bindy’s
W. Tompking
South Dakota Farm Bureau
Bismarck
N. D
Church of Christ, Corner Sth
Wis
Winchester and Gamble
Gamble
Joseph Lucklin
Route Huron
Ituron
Telegraph exam in Huron for Stanley Olson of Virginia Minn
Stanley Olson of Virginia Minnesota is in Huron to take a telegraphy examination at the Chicago and North Western railway offices. Farmers are urged to bring cream as Gold Medal Dairy Co offers top market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Olson
Virginia
Minn
Huron
Chicago & North Western Railway
Gold Medal Dairy Co
Various Classified Notices and Local Notes
A mix of household sale offers, a missing dog report for a 15 month old Boston terrier, job ads for a lunch counter waitress, and notices of local visits. Mentions include Mrs William Knox's funeral in Alpena, Rev H Ketelle in Sioux City, Mr and Mrs Clark Evans from Pierre, and John Drew of Rapid City. Also ads for a furnished apartment and barn storage, plus wartime era contact references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ketelle
Sioux
William Knox
Alpena
W. W. Howes
Ohio
S. W
Clark Evans
Pierre
Creditors to Receive Third Dividend From Bennett County Bank
Pierre Sept 21 Creditors of the suspended Bennett County bank Martin are being paid a third dividend of 10 percent the state on one department announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Bennett County
Martin
Drought Makes Apples Smaller But Brighter
Providence report says Rhode Island apples will be smaller this year due to drought but brighter in color. State agriculture commissioner Marty considers moisture shortage reduces size yet may brighten hue. insufficient rain also harms hay crops.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Marty R. le
State Commission
Er of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Telei Society
Labor Temple
ACRON
FLECS
Modern Brotherhood of America
Peerecete
Catavet
Alice Nelson
Etta Schultz
Pranets Shepardson
Martha Depp
Florence Edwards
Carl Voint
Evelyn Patterson
Kate Stone
Martie Phillips
Langenfeld’s
Free Nature
Permanent Wave
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fred W. Davey
Flapper
Central
South
A. A. Wollmann
Huron Dental Clinic
Olympia Candy Kitchen
IL A. Johnson
O’neal
Dakota
L&c
Swansdown
Ross
Bueter
Koolmotor
Crystal Lakes
Cities Service Oil Company
J.J. Robbins
Verne Cook
Milter
J. C. Fenney
OTA
North Wistaum
Mitchell
John Drew
America
Ziegfeld
Editatic Pete Aas Oas
Boece
COMPA
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