Hold Services For Mrs. S. L. Bacon
Funeral services for Mrs. S L Bacon were held in Gettysburg with Rev A W Gugin officiating. Born in Orangeville Ontario she married S L Bacon in 1884 and they homesteaded in Potter County, living in Lowell Township since 1889. Surviving are three daughters and a son, with three grandchildren also listed in the obituary.
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Gettysburg
Snecia
S. L. Bacon
A.W. Gugin
Orangeville
Ontario
Canaaa
Peter C. Adler
Huron
Bliss Wilson
Letcher
Earl Newland
Gitysburg
Bacon
Missionary Tea Held at Methodist Church
A missionary tea was hosted by Mrs. W. W. Selix at the Methodist Church on Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Henry Beard preparing the devotional. Guest speaker Mrs. Gilbert Luxton of Frankfort attended, and music was provided by Mrs. Willard Johnson and Mae Stanley Hajek. Reports from recent Adavance meetings in Huron were shared by Mrs. Selix and Mrs. C. A. Shult. Tea service was arranged at small tables by the hostess group.
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Doland
Methodlist Church
W. W. Selix
Henry Beard
Gilbert Luxton
Frankfort
Willard Johnson
Mae Stanley Hajek
Huron
W. W. Sclix
C. A. Shult
Healthful eating urged with varied diet and iron rich foods
Miss Emily Conklin promotes sane diets at the 1940 Huron Cooking School with emphasis on iron rich foods like liver and heart, vitamins in liver kidneys and meat fats as vitamin carriers, and a varied menu including beef heart kidney pie and liver fricassee.
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Emily Conklin
Huron
Small white onions and seasonings list
A brief ingredient list includes small white onions, 1% teaspoon celery salt, 14 teaspoon poultry seasoning, and 1 can hominy.
Classic liver with tomato pepper onion garnish
Sauté liver seasoned flour browned in hot fat then simmered with tomatoes peppers and onions about 45 minutes until vegetables are tender. Drain excess fat. Stir in butter and reheat with seasoning for a finished dish.
House Takes Up Reapportionment Plan
Washington April 1 lawmakers opened debate on a bill for decennial reapportionment of House seats based on the new census. The measure would shift seats from losing to gaining states, maintaining 433 members, with opponents fearing political losses for incumbents. The Senate also weighs a cotton cooperative reimbursement bill tied to 1929 30 Hoover era market support.
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Washington
House
Warren
North Carolina
Senate
Hoover Farm Board
Congress winds down early as war fears divide Republicans
In early June debate Republicans Johnson and Nye urge Congress to stay in session to oversee foreign policy during the European conflict. Maas supports continued congressional vigilance while Pittman argues little remains to do under neutrality law. A separate note from Doland reports Duane Zarneke and Robert Holmes on CCC vacation near Hill City South Dakota.
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Congress
United States
Johnson
California
Nye
North Dakota
Rep. Maas
Minnesota
Pittmas
Nevada
Senate Foreign Relations
Doland
Duane Zarneke
Robert Holmes
CCC
Hill City
Rela
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Grovery
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Farmer's
Northrup King
Ferry
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Ro Handy
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lSc
Wright
Ade
Perriton’s
Huron’s
Kraft
Tool
Tao
O. PS
Louisiana
Texas
Ohio
U&i
U & IL
Lever Bros
Lux
Lifebuoy
Bacon Armour
Skaggs
SE Nau
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