Local social notes from Tyndall and nearby towns
Geo Hird from Tyndall, Fred Bauman of Menno, and W A Cobb to Mitchell on business. Mrs Nick Roth visited relatives in Parkston as Mr and Mrs A N Turner came from Ethan. L H Smig and family visited in Menno. Nelle Maxwell spent Sunday with Nellie Foley in Manno. H M Steele returned to Pierre. David Brown of Sioux City, brother of Mrs J L Quinn, in town Tuesday. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs 2 Madden last Thursday. Max Meizenholder visited from Parkston to see his sister Mrs Otto Schmierer. Miss Olive and Miss Frances Falkinburg shopped in Sioux City early week. Mrs Ed Putnam and Vermilion visitors to Wes Brown’s. Miss Helen Reich returned to Sioux City for bus course after month at home. Mrs Thos Davis of Vermillion visited Frank Wanek’s home. Ed Treich went to Vermillion for district bankers’ convention. Paul Landmann home from Vermillion University to Sunday with Dr G A Landmann. Walter Ehlen visited family then returned to Sioux City. Miss Jennie Smith went to visit Mrs Lissa Redman. Arlie Sweet also visited. Albert Petersen celebrated birthday with an eight pound daughter. John Keasel of Wolsey offers improved square-section farm near town at $190 an acre, also smaller farm (5-18-41). Mr Richardson of Geddes visited sister Mrs Ted Sprowl before moving to Weam ing for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ehlen
Sioux City
Jennie Smith
Lissa Redman
Arlie Sweet
Redman
Albert Petersen
Local notes and notices from The Citizen Republican May 13 1920
Mrs J M Bender visited in Tripp over Sunday. Miss Christine Wella was a passenger south Sunday. Miss Dorothy Levoy spent Sunday with friends at Yankton College. Rev and Mrs Wm R Scott spent Sunday in Sioux Falls returning Monday. Mrs Henry Wenzlaff and baby visited Armour. Geo Semrow and wife visited Vermillion. E V Wilcox returned from Omaha after attending a photographers convention. Plants for sale tomato cabbage cauliflower and Kohl Rabi plants at 15c a dozen two dozen at 25c. F J Kadlec. Prof Williams filled Presbyterian church pulpit in Rev Wm R Scott's absence. Mrs F S Birkinbine and Miss Cynthia Cobb visited friends in Menoеa. Mr H M Steele spent Sunday with wife and her parents F L Wheeler. Earl Eastman of Platte in town. own drug store there. Geo Simantel Sr and daughter Nora visited Wolsey. Nine pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Ed Muehmel. mother’s mother stayed here and returned to Bonilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Wella
Misa Dorothy Levoy
Yankton College
Wm. R. Scott
Sioux Falls
F. J. Kadlec
Prof. Williams
Presbyterian Church
F. S. Birkinbine
Cynthia Cobb
Menno
H. M. Steele
F. L Wheeler
Ed. Muehmel
Vintage Dessert Recipes From a Historic Kitchen Notes
Old text presents dessert methods including sweet potato in syrup and orange jelly with rind, quick fudge using milk cocoa and butter, and a marshmallow-topped fudge. It preserves period tone and culinary tips while outlining steps for a jarred jelly and a frost-ready fudge. The content mixes moral quotes and cooking directions with decorative flourishes.
Dry-Time atrocity tale at New York dinner
Sir Arthur Shirfey Benn head of the British trade mission recounted a dinner misadventure in New York using his own supply carried in a golf bag. He pressed the wrong tap and poured soap instead of ice water, summing a comical cautionary tale amid notes on literacy, missions, and church work overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Arthur Shirfey Benn
New York
Sir Arthur
United States
Interchurch leader publishes plan book for World Movement
Lyman L. Pierce, Director General of the United Simultaneous Financial Campaign, has issued a universal plan book for all denominations and communities taking part in Interchurch World Movement. Training conferences are under way in counties nationwide in preparation for the funds and service campaign set for April 26 to May 2, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman L. Pierce
United Simultaneous Financial Campaign
Interchurch World Movement
Brookings Pastor Refutes Theory That Country Is Rusting Place
The Rev. C. O. Bem ies of Brookings rejects the saying that the country is rusting place and champions the rural church as a community builder. He has led rural surveys in South Dakota with the Interchurch World Movement, urging a community house, recreation, and church interests in every village and town. His work includes studies at Chicago University and a long involvement in rural sociology and church development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Bemies
Brookings
Western Theological Semiary
Pittsburg
Chicago University
Southwestern Pennsylvania
Bemtes
Russia
Murmansk
France
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Strand Theatre
WNT
Johnny Ray
J. W. Cisar & Son
Nevashier
NoaCan
A.D. Ardery
Geo. Hird
Tyndall
Fred Bauman
W. A. Cobb
Mitchell
Nick Roth
Parket
A. N. Turner
Ethan
L.H. Smig
Nelle Maxwell
Nellie Foley
Manno
H M. Steele
Pierre
David Brown
J. L Quinn
Mr. 2 Madden
Max Meizenholder
Parkston
Otto Schmierer
Missea Olive
Frances Falkinburg
Ed. Putnam
Vermilion
Mre
Wes. Brown
Helen Reich
Thos. Davis
Vermillion
Frank Wanek
Treich
Vermillion Wednesday
Corn Belt National Bank
Paul Landmann
University At
G. A. Landmann
Mr. Richardson of
Geddes
Ted Sprowl
Weaming
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P. A. Bliss
Scotland
S. D
J. M. Bender
Tripp
Henry Wenzlaff
Baby
Armour
Geo
Semrow
Wife
E. V. Wilcox
Omaha
Photographers’ Convention
Earl Eastman
Platte
Gerald
Geo, Simantel Sr
Nora
Wolsey
Agnes Reppller
Shade
Bradley & Vrooman
C. G. Max
Interchurch
India
Persia
Malaysia
Japan
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Syria
Palestine
Panama
Venezuela'a
America
Far East
Beirut
Malta
Plann
Brookings Pastor
Betalsw
Indiana
Ohio
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