Marriage and social notes from the Mitchell area
A social event at 404 1B Seventh Avenue celebrated the marriage of Offo K Brandenburg to Intine M Depeil with friends of the Brock family in attendance. Dr J S Hotelind officiated at the First Methodist Episcopal church. The couple plan a home in Lang DO after a wedding trip. Other notices include weddings of Edward NR Wuller and Josephine Stanton, and Albert Wrunker and Fay Henry with weekend travel to Sioux Falls. Lieutenant H S Sheek attended as guest of honor. National Trophy was presented to Lane W Barley for a prior shoot. The Mitchell club and community discuss the National ithe ranse AP Mitchell’s progress and the club’s efficiency.
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Rock
Seventh Avenue
Offo
Brandenburg
Intine M. Depeil Phe
Mai
Brock
Mir
Fh. H. Anederson
Jesroeas
J. SS. Hotelind
First Methodist Episcopal Claireh
Brandenbure
Brindenture
General Mercantile
Duapypig
Edward NR. Wuller
Josephine Stanton
Woengland
Wuller
Wimbill
Kwimiball
Liss
Albert Wrunker
Fay Henry
Dr. J
Bill Eastwond
Pred A. Rake
Wynunker
Sioux Walls
H. 3. Sheek
Kansas National Guard
Lane W. Barley
A. L. Shade
Speck
Bennett
University
Ithe Ranse Ap Mitchell
Wis
Mitchell Sun Club
Church Socials Highlight Halloween Time At Local church
Mrs Toagland hosted a Methodist Women and Missionary Society gathering with a short program and emblem displays. Nearly sixty ladies attended as they discussed making meetings more attractive and vital, with remarks by multiple members and a simple refreshment phase. The Halloween University event at HALLOWEEN AP UNIVERSITY covered campus festivities with tours, Halloween shows, and a late midnight wrap up. The annual bandquet of Company F and the Mitchell branch of the National Rifle Club drew about fifty guests with a notable supper served by Harry L. Stacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doliehton
Scallin
Garon
W. I. Hill
Haneel
Aire
Cox
Wile
Tenkins
Trax
tHict
Samuel Weir
Coxe
Wilt
Tee
Ike
Gale Hall
Company F
The
National Guard
Mitchell
Nation Rifle Club
Harry L. Stacy
Osprood Home Peanut Party Delight
A mixed-age group gathered Tuesday night at Mr. and Mrs. I L Osgood on Hust Third for a casual "Pounut uni" honoring the Christian Bible school where Osgood is superintendent. Games were played and peanuts hidden around the house were discovered and eaten by the amused guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Osprood
Christian Bible School
Osgood
Birthday celebrations mark veterans and anniversaries in G A Ht hall
The G A Ht hall hosted a Saturday event by the W R C ladies inaugurating a birthday anniversary system for Post and Corps members. Guests include Mrs. Lukens and Mrs. Nichols, while centenarian veterans such as Peter Morrison and Mr Cromwell shared stories. The gathering featured a 195 cent dinner, with plans for future quarterly dinners and a penny-for-years contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Ht
W. R.C
Guarter
Helsiey Murs
Tie
I Lows
Mrs. Lukens
Silsby
Daring Sint Packard
Bradley
Iml
Smith
Cromwell
Myra P. Weller
Pressor
Halloween social rounds up West Moulth visitors
About twenty five youths met at the McMahon home and traveled to Jemna and Tiarold Blades in West Mourth for a surprise party. Ghosts and goblins appeared in Kostly costumes at Nina Berkley and Trazel Dickey’s East Second avenue apartments with stories and games and Halloween refreshments. Mrs. Geo W Gates hosted six oclock dinner at the First National Bank apartments and the Entre Nou brides club opened the year with a meeting at Mrs. J C Walrath s Sixth avenue home where Mrs Virginia Doyle won the high score.
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Phalloweton Hight
Wenl
Jemna
Tiarold Blades
West Mourth
Geo. W. Gates
First National Bank
Suesis
Blanch Ryin
Gertrude Hilborn
Ella Whitlow
Nina Berkley
Trazel Dickey
V. Wilson
East Second Avenue
Entre Nou Brides Club
J. C. Walrath
Sixth Avenue
Virginia Doyle
Halloween Parties Brighten Town With Fashionable Fetch
Friday evening Miss ilu Test entertained sixteen ladies at her Third Avenue East home with Halloween decorations and fortune telling in an attic setup. Sorosis club members hosted a spooky party at Mrs. Loomer’s home 901 Second Avenue East with costumes, ghost games, cider poison prank, jack o lanterns, and a straw vote.
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Sxteen
Third Avenue East
Miss Test
Elier Loomer
Ralph Davis
Milton Cook
Sorosis Club
Halloween Party at Mrs Cher’s House Entertainment Night
Miss Myrtle Sweesy and Miss Marjorie Kincel hosted a Halloween party at Mrs A B Coacher’s home on Owlwer Street with sixteen guests. Activities included fortune telling bobbing for apples mirror predictions and searching numbered peanuts for favors. Pumpkin luncheon and jack o lantern decorations accompanied music and recitations by John Chapman.
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Myrtle Sweesy
Marjorie Kincel
Hallowe’en
A. B. Coacher
Owler Street
Hallowe'en
John Chapman
Teachers Host Halloween Party at Prof Hall Home
The High School teachers hosted a Halloween evening at Prof C S Hall's home 417 North Sanborn. Seven new faculty members organized the event to thank the retiring ones for the warm reception at MIS. Ghosts jokes games stories by a ghostly fire filled the night. A cheerful spirit of fellowship prevailed among the public servants during the social reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
C. S. Hall
North Sanborn
Daedalians Hold Lunch After Initiation at Main Hall
The Daedalian literary society at the university initiated new members last Monday evening at the society hall in Main Hall. About twenty five attendees traveled to Lakota for a three course lunch, sharing a lively hour. A Straw vote named Wilson 15 Roosevelt 7 Chiufin 4 for president.
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Daedalian Literary Society of
University
Main Hall
Wilson
Roosevelt
Chiufin
Notable Dinner Party With Themed Black Cat Etiquette
Guests enjoyed a themed evening as three course Jiaechwon was served. Black cats bearing guests' names were placed at each plane to amuse attendees. Several other entertainments completed a pleasant night, and the hostesses felt they had well entertained their friends.
Halloween Fete By Be Jolly Club Honors Hostess Birthday
Mrs John Cogan hosted a Halloween party on Wednesday for Be Jolly club members and invited guests. Decor featured witches and black cats with themed score cards. A progressive nut contest crowned Mrs R H Hla zen as winner while Mrs J O Brock won the consolation prize. The hostess received a club spoon in celebration of her birthday and a two course luncheon followed with aid from Mrs Craig Wilson.
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John Cogan
Be Jolly Club
R. H. Hlazen
J. O. Brock
Craig Wilson
Halloween Party at Norman Home Entertains Ten Guests
Miss Olive Geiger and Miss Myrtle Norman hosted ten young ladies at a Hallowe en gathering at the Norman residence, 21 West Second Street. The decor featured Halloween colors with witches, black cats, and jack o lanterns. Refreshments and several seasonal games gave the evening a merry finish.
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Olive Geiger
Myrtle Norman
Norman
West Second Street
Hallowe'en Luncheon Hosts At Reid Home And Hi Lo Club Update
Misses Lida and Anna Reid entertained about ten guests Tuesday night at 600 East Third Avenue with a Hallowe en themed luncheon. Mrs Sid Smith hosts the Hi Lo bridge whist club for the third time this season with prizes tied to each meeting and season long scoring leading to head prizes.
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Anna
Lyda Reid
Third Avenue East
Lida
Anna Reid
East Third Avenue
Sid Smith
Virgil Boyles
C. W. Downey
Ray Smith
George G. Carlson
Oney Sweet
Searching for Ridden Gold in Montrose Garden
An aged Montrose man Peter McGinnis died at home and relatives search his garden and house for a large sum of money said to be hidden there. Neph ew Arthur McGinnis visited, found the man dead hours earlier in the garden. no bank deposits were reported.
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Montrose
Peter McGinnis
Arthur McGinnis
Robbers Take All But Shoes In Aberdeen Heist
J W Eggleston reported to the Aberdeen police that three men attacked him near the Northwestern station and stole $8.35 along with his overcoat coat vest shirt and underclothes leaving him with only his shoes in a cold October night. Police could not locate the robbers.
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Aberdeen
J. W. Eggleston
Trains Crash Injures Sixteen in Kansas City Yard
An open switch caused two eastbound Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe passenger trains to collide in Kansas City yards injuring sixteen people, several seriously. The chaircar and buffet car of train No 11 were wrecked but no deaths occurred. Joseph W Crossier of Minneapolis is listed among the seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Topeka
Santa Fe
Joseph W. Crossier
Minneapolis
Land Tao
Lecture Course Sets New Mark
The university announces a premier Lecture Course featuring Dr. Wiley and the Ben Greek Players along with seven other top acts. Musical numbers include The Four Artists and the Bergen-Marx Concert Co, with eminent soloists Emily Waterman and Phidelah Rice. The opening sale drew 300 tickets, with locals invited to purchase seats under the same terms as students.
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Wiley
Lyceum
Mitchell
Chicago
Frederick Kirkbush
Taco Reuter
Klare M. DeVine
Walter Damrosch
Chicago Philhharmonic Orchestra
Bergen-Marx Concert Co
Redpath Bureau
Oice
Alfred
Tie
South
Byron Pratt
Wray
M. E. Church
Old City
Middle West
Pair sought for single murder arrested in Lima
A man claiming to be Charles Conway and a woman were arrested in Lima Ohio on suspicion of the Sophia Singer murder in Chicago. They denied involvement, said they were just visitors, and were jailed awaiting Chicago officers. Conway admitted being sought but denied crime knowledge. Police noted the body could have been placed in their rooms after they left. In Pierre South Dakota, a skeleton with clothing was found in a river bar, teeth needed for identification, drowning likely long past.
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Lima
Ohio
Charles N. Con Way
Sophia G. Singer
Chicago
Conways
Conway
Singer
Pierre
S. D
Crandall
Lower Brule
Gallant Greek Torpedo Sinks Turkish Warship in Saloniki Gulf
Reported actions in Thrace show Bulgarian forces routing a large Turkish army and threatening Constantinople. Greek torpedo boat reportedly sank the Turkish battleship Feth-i Bulend in the Gulf of Saloniki, while Athens claims a broader Balkan march toward peace talks.
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Gulf of Saloniki
London
England
Tehalja
Constantinople
Caloniki
Athens
Greece
Turkey
Saloniki
Elgrade
Servia
Servian War Department
Macedonia
Mussulman Arnouts
Peter of
Samothrace
Aegean Sea
Sofia
Hamidiev
Cape Line
Burgas
Varna
Thrace
Faroff
Porte
Kirk-Kilisseh
Scutari
Council of Ministers
Balkan
Nazim Pasha
Lule Burgas
Visa
Lule Bergas
Nemen
Adrianople
Istrandia
Utica prepares for Vice President Sherman funeral
Utica New York residents begin lie in state at the county courthouse from 8 to 9 pm to honor the late Vice President Sherman. The procession is escorted by two National Guard companies with public attendance invited. Washington plans Taft’s Utica visit and a nationwide post office closure is ordered for the funeral day.
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Utica
N. Y
Sherman
County Court House
Court House
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Sherman
Forest Hill Cemetery
Washington, D
Taft
Congressional Committee
Washington
Henry W
New York
Congressional
Grand Central Station
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Cleveland
Ohio
Columbus
Dayton
Springfield
C. P. Taft
Washington, D. C
Hitchcock
Witchcock
Mrs Conway Confesses In Baltimore Heiress Murder Case
Chicago report states Mrs Lillian Conway confessed to police that she and circus partner Charles Conway traveled from Lima Ohio to murder Miss Sofia Singer in Baltimore. Conway says she helped by covering the victim's head while the outsider used a door knob improvised billy to rob the heiress. Worthen, the fiancée, reacted with relief upon learning of the confession.
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Chicago
Lillian Beatrice Conway
Charles Conway
Lima
Sofia Singer
William Worthen
Baltimore
James Byrnes Suffering Stroke in Kimball Area
James Byrnes a prominent local farmer and stockman in Kimball S D is reported in critical condition after a stroke of parolva. The well known figure is longtime resident and active in community affairs.
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Stanton-Fuller
Mnenry-Brunker
Mrs. Toagland
AP University
Claks Room
Graham Hall
Graham Hell
Museum
Science Hall
Phandt
Bridge Party
Halycon Club
Henry Schultz
Stover
Cook
Scoville
Shhulz
Hlargeon’s
J.C. Bryan
Ilth Avenue
Ie CIA
Whbour
Jd. Wovey
Dmmands Street
Favorite College Sones
Mrs Cogan
Misses Reid
Hilgs
ICTIM
EPWO
Thelma Campbell
Anna Woods
Bagnio
Deadwood
Burns
Kansa City
Bessie Meyers
Jessie Graham
James Byrnes
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