Women society events fill Thursday afternoon agenda
The Women's Mission Circle and Trinity Guild plus St Pauline's Band meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 in church parlors or parish house, with a Lutheran Ladies' Aid gathering at 2:30 and a Church of Christ Ladies Council meeting at 24 o'clock in the Fellowship House. Friday features a WHC picnic at Labor Temple at 2:30. Social notices include Gwyneth Van Duzee hosting visitors Mary Moore and Lois Kemmitz, with lake outing, and Mrs H J Ellsworth hosting bridge guests. Costains return to Illinois after several weeks in Huron. Jane Robertson honored at Country Club dinner with friends and bridge at Miss Frances Sanborn's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
Trinity Guild of
Grace Episcopal Church
St. Pauline’s Band
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
The
Church of Christ
Fellowship House
Esther Timperley
Paw
Avenue Southwest
Degree of Honor
Fair Grounds
Gwyneth van Duzee
Mary Moore
St. Paul
Lois Kemmitz
Bert York
Ravine Lake
Jane Robertson
Frances Sanborn
George Schmidt
Rita Merrigan
Miss Robertson
Special Week Day Services At Grand Episcopal Church
Grand Episcopal Church announces two special observances during the week. On Thursday the Transfiguration of Christ Holy Communion will be celebrated at 10 mm. On Saturday a penitential office will be said at 8 pm as preparation for holy communion.
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Grand Episcopal Church
Bear Says Motionless People Safe From Harm
A general statement notes that a bear will not attack a person who is stationary. The remark emphasizes nonaggressive behavior toward immobile individuals in natural settings and reflects cautious wildlife guidance.
Local Huron Notes Include Arrivals Trips and Births
Miss Mary Farrell arrives in Huron and reopens her home at 312 Utah Avenue Southeast. Mrs. J. E. Hendrickson returns from a six week visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Rose and family visit from Canton Illinois, with Edith Fisher and Lyle Danner relatives. Various residents travel for visits and sight seeing. A baby boy weighing eight and a half pounds is born to Ray Siegenthaler in Huron. Eilers fur ad promotes August sale and fur coats remain a priority.
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Mary Farrell
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Huron
Utah Avenue
J. E. Hendrickson
R. T. Graham
Hendrickson
Graham
Eilers
Birdie Brown
Brookings
Dana Brown
Tallahassee
Fla
Max Brown
Herman Lee Rose
Darrell Lee
Canton
Ill
Carl Weir
Rose
Maxine Weir
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Charlies Dybdahl
Colman
Carl Wieland
Vivian Decker
West Coast
Pasa Rebels
Hollywood
Salt Lake City
Hastings
Neb
Earl Frantt
Eilers’ Furtlers
Adv
L. Myers
Kay
Dakota Avenue South
Myers
Clifford Myers
de Smet
Ray Siegenthaler
Route 2
Clit Williams
Marvin Ughitt
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Earl Bailor
Grand Rapids
N. D
Jim Bailor
Army Air Corps
Minot
N.bc
Max Finke
Betsy
St. Finke
M. E. Ageton
Lavonne
Larry
Minneapolis
Mr. Ageton
Earl
Forest Lake
Inn
Armour Club To Sponsor Warden For Training School
The Armour Men's social Club voted to pay for one man to attend the air raid warden training school at Rapid City next Thursday. Defense corps officials announced the decision yesterday and will select the candidate.
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Armour Men's Social Club
Rapid City
Defense Corps
Derscheid Enters Final Stage Of Flight Training
Aviation cadet Clinton L. Derscheid, son of Mr and Mrs August P Derscheid of 875 Nebraska Avenue Southwest and former Huron College student, has reported to the Army Air Corps Advanced Flying School at Turner Field Albury Georgia for the final stage of training. Turner Field is an Advanced Flying School of the Southeast Army Air Forces Training Center.
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Clinton L. Derscheid
August P. Derscheid
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Huron College
Army Air Corps
Advanced Flying School
Turner Field
Albury
Georgia
Southeast Army Air Forces Training Center
Harvest Slowed By Heavy Rains In South Dakota
Federal Meteorologist B R Laskowski reports a week of frequent showers slowed small grain harvest in South Dakota. Despite wet fields, eastern areas near finished while southwest lags. Corn shows healthy deep green color with ears two to three on a stalk in the southeast. Haying yields up to 2% tons per acre west of the Missouri River. vegetables and potatoes remain abundant.
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Laskowski
South Dakota
Federal
B. R. Laskowski
Missouri
Aberdeen
Fairfax
Huron
Lemmon
Mitchell
Mobridge
Pierre
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Tyndall
Watertown
Yankton
Ardmore
Brookings
Faith
Milbank
Vivian
Probing Steel Black Market Promised by Henderson
New Orleans reports two investigations promised into charges of a steel black market selling with immediate delivery from bulging warehouses. Leon Henderson ordered an immediate OPA probe into claims that companies bought steel at higher premiums. President Roosevelt urged jail for sellers. Rep. Peterson vows full inquiry into Maritime Commission contract cancellation tied to steel shortages. Frank Higgins calls the dealings legal profiteering but darkly described.
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New Orleans
Leon Henderson
Washington
OPA
Frank Higgins
A. J. Higgins
Henderson
Roosevelt
Rep
Peterson
Florida
House
Maritime Commission
War Update Reveals Soviet Withdrawals and Axis Advances
Dispatches from Moscow and Red Star describe a widening Caucasus crisis as German armor and air power press the Belaya Glina, Kletskaya and Tsimlyansk sectors, with Soviet withdrawals to new defenses. Armavir nears rail junctions to oil fields. RAF bombers hit Ruhr while Swansea and Axis sea routes face Allied raids.
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Sea of Azov
Red Star
Belaya Gilina
Mazi
Salsk
Rostov
Belaya Gline
Maikop
Baku
Armavir
Voroshilovsk
Yesteray
Caucasus
Middle East
Moscow
Pravda
Gorrans
Semeon Timoshenko
Trans-Caucasus
Caucasus Front
Kushchevka
Don River
Kletskaya
RAF
Ruhr
Claude J. E. Auchinleck
Erwin Boimmel
Africa Corps
Case Defends Family Allowance Stand in South Dakota
Rep Fran Case of South Dakota charges Democrats in Congress with delaying soldiers family allowances. He cites a House amendment by Robison to speed payments to two months, while Senate proposals kept four months and a November delay. Case criticizes alleged Democratic trickery and plans to inspect air base sites in Rapid City and Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case
Pierre
Francis Case
South Dakota
Congress
Gregory
House
Robison
Kentucky
War Department
Senate
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Marchildon's Name On Contract Would Please Any Manager
Phil Marchildon, ace Canadian pitcher for the Philadelphia Athletics, ranks among the majors’ best even as he remains unsigned by some AL managers. He has 13 wins, 8 losses, leading the American League in decisions, though his wildness with six walks, a hit batter, and two wild pitches against Boston show his volatility. He faces a possible Canadian army call soon, adding uncertainty to his stellar record.
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Boston
Phil Marchildon
Philadelphia Athletics
Phil
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