Mitchell Notes Mark Busy Christmas Season
Local notes recap visitors and travels around Mitchell including Mrs George Roddy’s Milwaukee trip, Christmas visits by Loomis and Pier residents, births, marriages, and illnesses. Reports mention weather shifts from subzero to milder, church activities, and social events with Dakota Wesleyan ties and regional figures.
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George Roddy
Milwaukee
J. J. George
J. W. Ayres
Wilma
Loomis
J. A. Grace Home
Ted
Mitchell
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting At First Methodist Church
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist church will meet in the parlors Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A good program will be presented and the ladies are invited.
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Congregational Church
BE. F. Scwab
Aid
Okla
Sewab
F. B. Barnett
Sioux Falls
Ogelvie
Episcopal Church
All Saints’ School
Barnett
Presbyterian Church
Mitchell
Wm. E. Roberts
J. F. Spencer
East Side Church
Presbytery
D. J. Kearney
Masority
Kathleen Kennebeck Carroll
Nane Deharf Clinton
John O’donnell
Kearney
O’donnell
JS. Hoagland
B. Harrold
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
Remarries Husband Believed Dying in Akron Hospital
Mrs. Georgia Swingle Cron, once divorced from Edward Cron, remarried him at an Akron hospital as he lay critically ill. The ceremony occurred despite protests from her Washington friends and family, witnessed only by hospital staff. Cron, born in Pittsburgh, had married Georgia Swingle here three years earlier before moving to Akron.
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I. W. van Wagenen
Nora
Temple
N. D
Frank van Wagenen
van Wagenen
Rock Rapids
Helen Michael
Sioux City Journal
The
Republican
RR. D. Wilde
Mitchell, S. D
J. S. Michael
Michael
Wilde
Miss Michael
Sioux City
Mitchell
Journal
California
Mitchell Republican
Washington, D. C
Georgia Swingle Cron
Washington
Edward Cron
Akron
Crow
Pittsburgh
Georgia Swingle
George M. Swingle
Lonely man at Huron dies by his own hand
Emerson Johnson aged 68 a Huron resident committed suicide by hanging at his farm after leaving a note predicting his death. He lived alone and left a letter to his niece Mrs Clark Thompson reflecting on life since his wife’s death. Survived by three brothers and two sisters. funeral planned in Jefferson Town.
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Huron
Emerson Johnson
Clark Thompson
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
William
Grand Junction
Grand Junction, Colo. Elmer, of Zearine, Ja., and Robert of Anamosa
Robert Johnson
Jones County
Jefferson
Town
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J. N. Raber
Mrs. Raber
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R. D. Wilde
A. B. Mckheel
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N. H. Jensen
Mobridge
Aberdeen
Paul J. Howard
Mary All
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O. C. Thompson
Anna Slathers
Howard Row
Charles Bance
Kennedy Private Hospital
John Tuckey
Cass City
Lottie Steninger
Parker
Lois Anderson
Albert Purdy
Kimball
J. H. Davidson
Widmann Hotel
John Coughlan
St. Paul
John T. Coughlan
B. O. Searles
Mason City
Milwaukee System
Henry Snyder
Sioux Falls Presbytery
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W. J. Hood
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Miss Berenice Tipton
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G. T. Roberts
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C. A. Miller
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J. W. Beattie
Lillian Beattie
W. H. Conyes
T. J. Ball
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Myell
Lily Patterson
Spekers
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