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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1918

Page

2

Social Calendar and Wedding News from Mitchell

Mitchell community rounds up social events from February including club meetings and hostess duties for the Mitchel Study Club Alpha Club and Minerva Culture Club. Also reported are weddings of Hilda Luabbert to Oscar Reierson and Genevieve Sweeney’s fifteenth birthday celebration with gifts and games.

Mitchel HH. J. Blair Lafayette K. A. Johnson Round Table Club H. Scallin M. Fort S. H. Scallin Alice Wood Mitchell Art W. R. Ronald Martin G Wider A. N. Biardstrup H. C. Kens Alpha Club Minerva Culture Club Charles Wright May Wallis Play Akin Laura Lindley

Dinner and society notices fill Mitchell week

A two course dinner titled Hooverized featured John Dobson as feastmaster with guests including Gamouflage and Stewart Ferguson among others. The Gardner-Holtsfeldt music company held an annual meeting followed by informal evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Gardner where George M Slawson and Mr and Mrs William Victor attended. A Royal Neighbors of America initiation, card party, and various visits to friends and relatives are listed along with theatre and chautauqua appearances by local residents.

A. Meimberger J. J. Wards Mrs. Shute Garret Aamb H. A. Shute Metropolitan Shute Carrol Ramb Ed. Leehan Team Torman W. A. Heimberger J. Hdwards John Dobson Celle Stewart Ferguson Leslie Bislar Rapid Gardner-Holsfeldt Music Company Gardner Oelock George M. Slawson The Cable Piano Company of Chicago William Vietor Mitchell Tlelen Wasslinger G. W. Hasslinger Perry Marguerite Hasslinger Sam Lobsiger Hendrickson Anna Scott Sioux City BF. Bartolet Willum -Againton Letha Blackman Marguerite Null Wessington Springs Miller BE. M. Stanton Edward Stanton Mason City Minneapolis James R. Jordan Ghiearo Andrew Manning Rock Valley June Cass Lorne Cass Pauly Mis Sidux ES Westaned Sreaux Wolsey Lester Gigi Pumstonm Anferson Rattson Pinkotey Meure Milwaukee Toads Thie Yard Selinton Guy Seyjilss Tetas Brs Ieee Cashen Winbutken Ely Spedt Wenuerne Ane Telstives Miord Bo Wilson Ely York Nati William Kearney Cook Tas Quilntermaster Corps Aberdeen Feo Sofia Army Soretant Martell Sthickteton Nothiar J. Uh Msi Fe Desipedt Phillip Goldie Nebediep Himison Dasteb Wall Nellie Melauchlin Wilau Wisa Mitchell Lathiy Hiya Miller Gato Disteibuti Armindr Tom Moore Nesquodpin Tocal Hospital Terebert Walcott Grenat Takes Naval Station Aioiter Rainp Saun U.S. Navy William Oats Mitehell Pierre Plankinton Wriday Sengammin Wwolf Leiter Milwauthern Yards Spokane Leola Joseph Lovineer Herve Websters Dept Beth James Spanner and Haney Law Matel Nelson Flaw

Washington's Birthday Dinner and Local Socials in Mitchell

Mitchell community marked Washington's Birthday with a festive dinner at the Karl H. Stair home, centerpieced by carnations and red accents, followed by bridge and social favors for guests including Dr. A. Kelly and Mrs. Gillis. The era also featured a large Methodist church class party, a Red Grass Knitting club gathering, and multiple birthday and engagement notices among residents.

Washington Karl HB. Stair Severaun William North J. Gillis A. Kelly FB. i Gillis Frank Bob Wiliam North Emmet A. Betts Methodist Episcopal Church Soci Henry Hoaglan O. W. Coursey Jor Harry G. Miller James Sullivan J. J. Sweeney

Wessington Springs society notes and events summary

A Farmers Union dinner at the Methodist Episcopal church basement raised 206 dollars for the Red Cross. W Lanham spoke on Red Cross work, Rev Brown led a prayer for the boys at the front. The Matrons Philathea class met with Mrs. K. E. Moses. luncheon included lavettes for French and Belgian babies.

Farmers’ Union Methodist Episcopal Church Br Bh. W. Lanham Rev A. Brown Methodist Piscopal Church KE. B. Moses sSamsons Ruby Bromwell William Bromwell Juior College Josie Atkinson

Parkston Society Hosts Card Party For Ladies

Mrs Henry J Sehnaidt entertained about twenty ladies at her home last Friday afternoon with cards and refreshments concluding the event. A prize was awarded to Mrs A Feffer. The Bay City Study club held a Kalouline party at the Ranforth home Friday evening with guessing contests and a photograph gallery providing amusement.

J. BE. James R. BE. Hardie S. M. Grindland A. Solberg W. A Heimberger Wight Henry J. Sehnaidt A.feffer Bay City

Kimball Society Ties Two Families in Wisconsin Nuptials

Dr Ralph Willy and Mrs Kathryn Kally wed Miss Piltws Tomiie in Binton Wisconsin. The bride is a graduate nurse at Presbyterian hospital Ghiva and Wy. Willy, a Cook Hospital Ghitaed physician, is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs M A Willy of Kimball. Ralph Willy has passed aviation exams for first lieutenant and will head to Washington for a three month study. Another Willy son Captain Walter Willy and Miss Klid Gti were reportedly married at Flandresau and will reside in Des Moines. Captain Willy serves at the result femry station el at Gttap Pode Tow.

Ralph Willy Kathryn Kally Piltws Tomiie Binton Wis Presbyterian Hospital Ghiva Washington M.A. Willy Gaptain Walter Willy Klid Gti Flandresau Ss. 0 Des Moaines Willy Femry Stationel Gttap Pode Tow

Miss Mollie Walt and Pennie New Wed at Home Wedding

Miss Mollie Walt and Pennie New were married on Phipsday afternoon at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Honey Wolf fifteen miles northwest of Plankinton. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Newell of Wisconsin formerly Firesteel Township residents. The Newells plan to relocate to Wisconsin where Mr Newell has employment.

Lubbert Reierson Hilda Luabbert Omaha Neb Oscar Reierson Mitcheil Arthur Reierson Kieazo Mit- Yell Milche A. T. McGovern Rathan Grocery Company Mitchell W. Hy? Greubel Des Moines Pacific Fred C. Drake BE. A. Betts J. Walfrath T. J. Spangler Ray Smith J. W. Bryant Drake Mollie Walt Pennie New Firidm Honey Wolf Plankinton Thea Brideeraan A. J. Newell Wisconsin Firesteel Townshay

Chamberlain Bride Quietly Marries Mrs Gonder Tinnise

Mrs Wiigabeth Gonder and J Tinnise, longtime Chamberlain residents, were quietly married. The bride, well known for kindly disposition, and Mr Wouse plan to reside on his farm near Kimball. Friends extend best wishes as the couple begins married life.

A. J. Burkhasan Wiigabeth Gonder J. Tinnise Chicamberlain Chamberlain Wouse Mr. Wouse Kimball W. Glevieiser

Prosper Township Social Event Delights Friends

Prosper Township Mr and Mrs Lawrence hosted a Sunday gathering for many friends. A five course dinner was served by Mrs Lawrence and guests enjoyed afternoon visiting. Patriotic songs followed with Mrs Bert Thomas at the piano. Attending were Mr and Mrs Bert Thomas and daughter Phylis Whieinds, Ales and Mins 7 son and son Jimmie, Miss Edith Marlin and Miss Mae Child.

Lawrence Ao Nunber

Parker Society Farewell Party At Will Howard Home

A farewell gathering at the Will Howard home in Vestley honored Armed Mrs Toward Whip as they plan a move to a nearby farm soon. About sixty friends attended with a luncheon and a gift of silverware presented to Mr and Mrs Howard.

Will Howard Vestley Howard Ales J. Roberts

Local Notes From Fridays Daily Arts

Mitchell locals report hospital operations for Mr. Damn of Plankinton and Mrs. John Muth of Bihan. Several Mitchell residents travel to Sioux Falls for patriotism events and a state defense meeting. No classes on Washington’s birthday. Notre Dame academy plans a patriotic play.

Paris Apertis-leades Vinny Dyfense Mes Wess Tilloo Mitchell Aevongenied Elver- Inan O Thyisun Wav. Blain Mitchell Chamber of Commerce WS. Hill G. S. Osgood P. French Sioux Balls Whitney Morris G. W Just Small Son Pukwana Penes Mitchell Moran Bridgewater E. Smith Aberdeen WL Snow County Board of Commissioners Sioux Palls State Council of Defense K. M. Andrews Chamberlain Tedin Ts. Seoad J. P. Prenel Sioux Beel Alpena Mitele Beresford W. S. Will Council of Defense Arthur Gifford Mata Neb Gisbon Heaven of Chicago Wilmore Wessington Springs Notre Dame Academy Washington Sen TV. Baker Lorne Cass Andrey Jensen Frank Lombard I. M. Stanton Wi. J. Coxe Warren Coxe Census Bureau of Vocational Guidance Cincinnati Ohio

Farewell Reception Held For Rev. Binkley At White Lake

Mrs. G A Rogers hosted a farewell reception at the home for Rev Stanford B Binkley who departs for Leadville Gal Forty five guests attended an informal program with readings by Mrs Ralph Pwaniley and piano by Miss Reese Ice cream and cake refreshments were served.

G. A. Rogers Stanford B. Binkley Leadville Ralph Pwaniley Miss Reese

Letcher Society Hosts Woonsocket Visit

Mrs J F Selmer of Woonsocket entertained her old friends from Letcher last Tuesday. Mrs Beatrice Jacobs and the Misses Mina Bubb and dith McWhinie attended. Otters from Letcher could not attend due to the storm. The Butler Partners Union held an entertainment at Roy Van Willin home. A program of music, children selections and short plays was presented with refreshments served.

Methodist Episcopal Church West Fourth Avenue AL A. Truax Welock Bliss Bertha Todnem Sene Z. S. Hoaeland J. F. Selmer Woonsocket Leteher Beattice Jacobas Mina Bubb Dith McWhinie Letcher Butler Partners Union Roy van Willin

Miss Norton Leads Federal Clerks Recreation Plan

Miss Norton heads the Washington school community centers and is charged with providing recreational opportunities for the thousands of clerks recruited nationwide. Her initial task is to acquaint them with each other and establish social links.

Miss Norton Washington

Conference session outlines war efforts and education appeals

The summary outlines a wartime conference with key speakers including Vandertny and Moran urging increased production and unity. It notes educational institutions planning to discontinue certain services as part of wartime measures and calls for national solidarity across schools and universities.

Shino Uda WSC Wilson Ny Telesaum Faday Logiel Geandlord Vandtetny Ausf Prafessor Pion BR Moran Pome University

Protest Against Coal Embargo In Dakota

Readable fragments describe protests in Dakota against a federal coal embargo. The text references education groups, universities, public schools, and labor or civil actions responding to government policy. The passage mentions demonstrations and calls for action amid political constraints.

Dakota

Fragmented OCR Summary of Dutch Lecture and Student Reforms

The text mentions Doctor Hicks, Wiebe, and Wiebe Wh with references to a University setting in JUBA WVU and Doakoaty. It notes a planned change in instruction with German language teaching and independent institutions, citing Viggo's 200 students and diverse classroom contexts.

CUESS Hicks Wiuh Dean Vni Gilliland Gildan Viggo Ue Tae

Army drill parade at Mapchell prompts rapid practice

The Mapchell squad drills under Sergeant Charles Punting with drillmaster BPrimk McMahon. Named cadets and recruits practice at the facility as leaders push for more volunteers and readiness.

Oreal Army Vic Thones Gaplain Hon. Meyer Charles Punting Bprimk McMahon Wils Jess Poouly Blades Barnard Brown Arthur Jrott— Land Bets, Wier Gus Rink Medons Aid Gren Jay Mami Debe A. Mimicilo Wines Ajax Kannowsii Jem Miller B.C. Mohr SMUD PC Muisoin Oltienige Pabrick Ghiorles

Wilson 18 Named Vice President of Highways

Promoter Washington National Theta appoints Wilson 18 as vice president of highways with authority over Washington highway workers in South Dakota. The national president leads a corps of state vice presidents guiding road work and mapping across the region.

NG Whe Tle Chore Washington National Theta Vor South Dakota Washington Highway Wilson Sili Ptaive Keen Lozsine

Church Postponed Meeting Prompts Community Talk

Mitchell residents report a church event delayed for a week as Mitehell visitors from Sioux Falls attend the Neeling Will discussion on readiness for urgent tasks. Local figures include Mrs flenry Wentz of Raund Gily visiting, Horavio Otis of Yankton, and Corde Wirkpatrick of Spencer attending a funeral at the Catholic church.

Sioux Falls Neeling Flenry Wentz Raund Wirkpatrick Promier Geren Mazourek Parkston Mitchell Tiu Wasp

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elsie Gallander Century Club Sorcia Hisbands B. A. Bohl Altruist Club J. 2 Moser Masonic Hall F. Hall Fostess A. Bower J. F Moses South Minnesota Street Newman Club BE. O Entre Nous Club R. Kibbee Manor Circle I. T. Dunsmore Sorosis Club W. McGrath Roseikonze Roy i, Heek B. Wheeler Musedora Ropinon Pierence Wades J. Sweeney Genevieve Sweeney Women’s Relief Corps’ Entertainment Odd Fellows’ Hall Ong America SLO GML Omeena Caer G Py Keeling Ocal Solo Paul Smock Boy Scouts of America Lincoln Lauritz Miller Dakota Wesleyan University Wesleyan United States Allie Prank Rockwell Pridas Gardners Lewis Mrr Harald B. Lewis Somerset Mitchell Study Club J. B. Lord Society Personals Astisaes W. WH. Tlyun JR Week Entertain Club Mildred Porter Tf. B. Porter North Bowle Street Onze—Keck Mi Rose Konze Roy J. Hoagland Dora Ropingon Florene Wales McCarthy John Konze Mt. Vernon A. B. Wheeler A. E. Boggs Mitchel Steam Laundry Keel Kayton-Devers Lyons Nebraska Grac May Kayton W. Devers D Devers William Dever Margaret Dever Hare Northwester University of Chicago Upland Devers Mrs. Bliss C. J. Bliss Wessington Springs Society Parkston Society Kimball Society S Tankinton Society Chamberlain Society Prosper Township Society Parker Society Mirore Kempelet Hensa Hiailier Po Pave Bistess Damn Witvutda Dewes Russell Bonilla Sac City Iawa Kray Hedses Uaetite Miss Viola Cieten Jeweler Denkeist Piatikinben Mitithiel Whir John Muth Bihan Wayne Barnard Elionen Loth Mitchel Plinkinton Wallace Ravel Marsaherite Null Wessington Sprinss Miteleth Menny Blackman Gass Silfren Thelorida Sprine Willem Ds Thiekest Lane Cass Ralph J. Bunrham City Engineers Department Ansasity Winterea de. W. Od. Sehermerhorn Dakota Wesleyan Methodist Episcopal ‘Ch Nberdeen Mitchell High School Columbus College of Chamberliim Hilsetae Riley Marnion Hill Dick Smith Palmer Mitchell Tefim Floyd Wilder Cageh Wishizo Salem Rock Yellow Eiris Dame Academy Eiris White Lake Society Letcher Society U.S B. Norton Yahead Chtereo University Ator Jan Winitsladen Trethetioryny Wierda Wmv Cantonmient Miedii Federal Cdn Mapchell
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