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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1917
Page
6
A scan of society notes and events details Mrs. GO Swen Per a ties Mie VO Helin 73 and Mrs. Ler Sites I thew. The piece covers lectures, meetings, and social gatherings at venues like South Daints Labrie and Ames Avenue, with mentions of speakers Miss Mildred Geodlid and Mrs. Josephine Golvin.
Local attendees gather for the first fall round table at the Pap Bound Hall. The event honors longstanding members and features updates from ALAWN and Wade on community projects and winter plans.
The article notes a social event by the Twentieth Century Club at Wesleyan University with attendees including Miss Mary Shoemaker and Miss Mildred Tarle Van Glidys Midis among others. It mentions dates from October and a gathering time in the afternoon at Ashéiab Pour Tall and includes references to Mrs Hager and Miss Olive Boelh.
The program at 1025 Hast Fount Avenue included a short sale with proceeds from the sale of Yorksfitnie beets and a social gathering after. Miss Anna Heiner des Lens Buer and Gratia Wall were noted among attendees, with entertainment directed by Mr Woo and music from local students.
The text describes a local ballot and notice events in Mitchell including a fundraiser and a community talk by Mrs. William Harker on Hawaiian islands. It mentions a reception for Rev. Walter Ingram and various social activities, including Red Cross, Pure Food Campaign discussions, and a charity dinner.
Ralph Crawford and Mrs. avid Davis serve as officers at the Parker Society annual meeting held Tuesday evening in the northwest location. The event featured a traditional program with members and officers including Mrs. Frank L. Steninger.
John Lafferty conducted a farewell sale Saturday amid rain as the town noted Moore’s final day. The event drew local interest while Moore prepared to leave, with proceeds counted for a rest of the day and plans for the remainder of the town gathering.
The Bryn Mawr College community reacts to Helen Taft daughter of the former president, assuming the post as dean of the college. The students are described as taken with her appointment and status.
The Presho society item outlines wills and street designations, noting a Seer group and Gee involvement. Readers see local figures and property arrangements connected to the will notices.
A local society member, listed among community groups, is noted in a fragmented item from Woonsocket. The unreadable text references names and a meeting or event with partial names and actions unclear from the OCR.
Parkston residents from the Society and friends journeyed to Delmont last week and spent an afternoon at Mrs. C. P. Shaw's home. They arrived by automobiles Thursday, October 10, with well filled baskets and enjoyed 500, knitting, and visiting, surpassing expectations.
Mamie Sudbery announced engagement to Roy P. Bowers at a Wednesday gathering hosted by her parents. Mrs. fb. P. Lansley honored birthdays with dinner for friends and relatives. Helen Clark married Rollin Ashton at the Momsen home with a small assembly before heading to Mt. Vernon and Hinckley.
Miss Neeva Paynter hosted a dinner party last Thursday evening for a group of former schoolmates. The gathering marked a social occasion within the Plankinton society.
A fragmentary notice describes Mrs Hilla East and George Bordineerea escaping with Lisale Buls and Haver Knuteson for a private wedding trip on a home visit, amid hints of a celebratory birthday.
A well attended gathering by the Yville Lake Society at the L home marked the launch of the new minis at the Presbyterian church. Cassie Woodward Crystal Elliott and Rae Woodward performed vocal numbers and readings while tributes praised the speakers and the group’s work, with hopes for polished future efforts and light refreshments.
Corwin and Miss Mil Q were married at the bride's parents with Rev. and Alicheson officiating at White on a Wednesday, Oct. 10. The couple planned to reside on a Woonsocket-area farm after their ceremony.
At Evans home in Avonan a quiet wedding joined Williams, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. McWilliams, to Miss Lund of Woonsocket. The parents and Meg McWilliams attended the ceremony conducted by Mr. Evans. The couple will reside temporarily with the bride’s family before settling in town.
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