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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1943
Page
8
Claire Nelson turned six with a party at 707 Sonegons Avenue Southeast Mon slay. Mrs. Z Nelson hosted fourteen guests who enjoyed lunch prepared with help from Mrs. L D Myers and Mrs 3 G Derr. A birthday cake from grandmother Mrs Selmer R Nelson topped the celebration and gifts poured in.
Advertises a hearing aid program seeking adults with hearing loss. Claims a test called the Qurinc Frame Method can improve hearing after a session. Mentions drops and a Sherman location and invites inquiries about the treatment.
Thirty four members and delegates attended the South Dakota Fraternal Congress spring session in Huron. Representatives included A O U S W Maccabees Catholic Orders of Foresters Woodmen Circle Modern Woodmen of America Independent Order of Foresters Royal Neighbors and Degree of Honor with visiting orders also present.
The Fraternal Society and Auxiliary discussed cooperation with other groups and a planned October meeting in Aberdeen after a noon luncheon led by Mrs. Alla Miller. Taps were sung as memories of armed forces members were honored, and officers P. H. Willadsen August Hagen and Dorothy Daremeier attended. The Huron Bridge Club reported high scores by Abe Berg and Harlyn Heeblom and set a next match for April 27.
After the inspection meeting of Degree of Honor Lodge No. 46 last Thursday night, lunch was served by committee chair Mrs. Carl Daim. Pop songs were led by Mrs. Eddie Anderson. Names omitted in a prior report include Australia, once called New Holland.
April events include a birth at Jasper Dotson home weighing nine pounds named Karen Mac. Mrs. Munford Waldron of Huron and Lorraine Olson of Huron visit, with Olson returning to Sioux Falls Sunday. Marjorie Rainey of Ree Heights visits C. H. Cotton home, lodge plans set for Jay Washington trip. Vernon Tatchin, recently discharged, arrives from Memphis after hospital stay.
The report notes past temperature extremes on this date with high and low records and the precipitation totals for the month and year to date along with normals. Sunrise and sunset times are listed as 6 51 am and 8 15 pm. The forecast calls for a somewhat warmer day and night with sea room temperature between 20 and 25 degrees. South Dakota warmer Wednesday.
The March of Time program in America's Food Crisis argues Hitler relies on hunger to subjugate Europe while a two edged lure of UN food aid spurs Nazi sabotage. Leonard Ware leads a three singer group performing Gid dap Muse We Got To Win This War, urging greater farm production. A Night To Remember with Lorette Young and Brian Aherne plays today and Thursday at the Huron Theatre.
Swedish fighter planes and anti aircraft batteries repelled two German bombers near Karlskrona naval base in Sweden, a foreign office spokesman announced today.
Allied attacks on the western flank of Remmel’s mountain rimmed foothold were repulsed by Axis counterattacks. In the southern sector, enemy forces pressed toward Axis positions but reconnaissance thrusts were frustrated according to the Navi communque. Field dispatches cite an Algiers radio report.
Allied communique reports Gen. Sir Bernard Montgomerys Eighth Army moving north and making contact with enemy positions between Enfidaville and Djebel Bou Harjar. The First Army pushes in Medjez El Bab Munchar sector while Allied air forces destroy Axis bases and airfields in Tunisia as Rommels withdrawal remains unlikely to bridge the sea.
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