Society notes and club meeting schedule
Hearth and Home Extension Club meets tonight at Mrs. Ira Johnson 833 Idaho Ave Southeast at four. Grace Episcopal Church Men’s Club has lunch and program Friday from 12 15 to 1 30 pm. W R C meets Friday afternoon in Labor Temple and Royal Neighbors of America gather at 8 pm in Labor Temple.
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Hearth and Home Extension Club
Ira Johnson
Idaho Avenue
Grace Episcopal Church
Labor Temple
Royal Neighbors of America Will
Local Clubs Report Meetings and Upcoming Events
Telephone 751 clubs discuss food production and a Australia theme voyage using The Timeless Land. Degree of Honor 46 plans April inspection with Marie Koch to officiate. Baptist Sisterhood closes with flag dedication and lunch for members. Central Labor Union hosts a card party with bridge and whist, twenty tables.
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S. Tollefson
Australia
Eleanor Dark
Antipodes
Russia
Central Labor Union
Labor Temple
Sunday meetings and club reports at Labor Temple
Sunday Division 213 B of L BE plans a 2 oclock gathering, B of L F and E at 10 am in the Labor Temple. Twentieth Century Study Club meets with Mrs C H Bell hosting. Mrs C B Hansen led the business session and Mrs Cecil Bartholow spoke on mobilization of wo-
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L. BE
Labor Temple
L. F
Twentieth Century Study Club
C. H. Bell
C. B. Hansen
Cecil Bartholow
WAVES Petty Officer Schwab Heads to Washington
Alvina Schwab of Mina has been ordered to report to the vice chief of naval operations in Washington D C. A three month WAVES training completion at Stillwater Oklahoma preceded graduation from Mina High School and business college in Grand Island Nebraska. She previously worked for the State AAA offices in Huron and was chief clerk at the Ipswich AAA office.
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Miss Schwab of
WAVES
Washington
Alvina Schwab
The
Washington, D. C
Naval Operations
Schwab
Frank Schwab
Mina
Stillwater
Oklo
Mina High School
Business College
Grank Island
Neb
Triple A
Huron
AAA
Ipswich
Local Whist Winners and Prize Committee Named
Mrs. Elridge won the top prize with the others placing behind. In whist competition, Mrs. George Tobin and Mrs. M. C. Welsh took prizes, with Mrs. E. M. Bennett, George Tobin and M. C. Welsh named to the organizing committee.
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Elridge
George Larson
George Tobin
M. C. Welsh
E. M. Bennett
City Briefs Reflect Local War Service Moves and Visits
Pvt. William P. McDougall, 19, son of Dr. and Mrs. George F. Mc Dougall of Huron, studies at Washington University St Louis for five months before aviation cadet appointment. Arthur M. Wipf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake M. Wipf, promoted to corporal at Kissimmee Air Base Florida. his wife Irene Fresho accompanies him. Sylvester Feather returns to Harboro base after furlough to see his mother Mrs. Mabel Blacksmith. Mrs. Lillian Haug travels to Portsmouth Virginia to visit husband Osmer Haug and niece Doris Ostroat in Washington DC before returning to Huron.
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William P. McDougall
George F. McDougall
Huron
Washington University
St. Louis
Army Air Force
Army Air Forces
Eilers Furriers
Duane E. Cheeseman
Great Lakes
Council Oak
Arthur M. Wipf
Jake M. Wipf
Beach Avenue
Kissimmee
Fla
Irene Fresho
Kiel Bros., Inc
Sylvester
Buddy
Feather
Harboro
Mabel Blacksmith
Fleming
Dorsets
Lillian Haug
Portsmouth
Osmer Haug
Doris Ostroat
Washington, D. C
Miss Ostroat
Standard Oil
Retailers Must Display Pork Price Ceilings Zone 4-A
Regional OPA official Raymond McKeough announces mandatory display of ceiling prices for 66 pork cuts across 230 sub classifications in Zone 4-A Region VI. Prices must be shown in shops and on displayed cuts with noncompliance risking triple damages under the Emergency Price Control Act. Beef veal and lamb prices to follow with the meat rationing program aiming for fair prices.
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Office of Price Administration
Raymond 5. McKeough
OPA
McKeough
Buffalo County war fund drive surpasses quota
Mrs. Bessie Drips reports Buffalo County total contributions reach 627.56, exceeding the county quota of 600 in the local war relief campaign.
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Gann Valley
Bessie Drips
Buffalo County
Chitty Named Assistant to FSA Director
George Chitty president of Northwest College of Commerce and former South Dakota lieutenant governor candidate is named assistant to Floyd Anderson, state director of the Farm Security Administration. He will coordinate FSA branches and supervise offices while running the school nights and retaining leadership of the college.
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George Chitty
Northwest College of Commerce
South Dakota
Floyd Anderson
Farm Security Administration
FSA
Anderson
Business
Huron
Business School
National Democratic Speakers
Local Civic Leader Active in Chamber and Tourism Roles
A local civic leader remains active in public life serving on the Chamber of Commerce board and as chairman of the publicity and tourist committee. The person’s ongoing community involvement highlights continued engagement in civic affairs.
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Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Former Negro Ring Champions Contest In Eviction Suit
Jack Johnson the 65 year old former world heavyweight champion and his wife Irene will stay in their Los Angeles home after landlady Mary Eastland’s eviction suit was denied. Judge Robert Clifton said OPA rules limit eviction causes and questioned the landlady’s good faith actions.
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Los Angeles
OPA
Jack Johnson
Irene
Mrrs
Mary Eastland
Robert Clifton
Johnsons
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J Labor Temple
George Reynolds
Marie Koch
Aberdeen
Bernice Turner
Reynolds
Huron College
Lodge Glee Club
Comunittes
Ray Rice
E. M. Johnson
Baptist Sisterhood
Emery Smith
W. H. Bayles
Jaquette
Hebron
Ceresan News
Ceresan
Sherman & Moe Ngal Service Drug Store
Aberdeen American News
Chitty
Carload
Ohio
Ord
Lloyd Steel Furniture
Fullerton’s
Tailorad Casual
Nelly Don
Northside
Grocery Square
Manolis
Brezas Grocery
Baron
Dak
P&g Soap
Wieners
American Institute of Laundering
Peat
Newberry
J. J. Newberry CO
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