Marriage Noted And Social Events In Local Society
Announced marriage of Alexander Williamson and Virginia Marie Kieh who wed July 15 and will reside in Lake Andes. Neighborhood shower honors Mr and Mrs Paul Neiffer after recent nuptials with gifts and whist games. Dolores Feisk bridal shower hosted by Mrs T R McCall and Miss June Harris at the McCall residence concludes with presents and festivities.
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Williamsyon-Kishl
Alexander Williamson
Wagner
Huron College
Virginia Marie Kieh
Williamson
Lake Andes
Hie Williamson
Neiffer
P. C. Christensen
Paul Neiffer
Sylvia Christensen
Bitel Mencke
Teddy Meyer
Onizo Wessels
Bob Walters
Mesdames Christensen
Walters
Davies
W. ©. Schroeder
Mrs. Neiffer
Foick
Dolores Feisk
T. R. Mc-Call
June Harris
Mc- Call
Colorado Avenue Southwest
Rosemary McCall
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT AND REBEKAH NOTES
Marriage plans announced for Carl G. Trautman of Herrick and Silva Pearl Phillips of Amesia with naval training at Northwestern University. Colfax Rebekahs name committees for furnishing visiting finance publicity and more and plan a rummage sale and joint picnic.
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Carl Trautman
Huron College
Carl G. Trautman
Herrick
Silva Pearl Phillips
Amesia
Trautman
Town State College
Ames
Evanston
Northwestern University
Colfax Rebekahs
Colfax Rebekah Lodge No
I.C.C.F. Hall
Mita Hipple
Noble Grand
George Kinsman
Kathleen Williams
George Robinson
George van Allen
A. N. Anderberg
G. G. Reynolds
Walter Larsen
Velma “McA
Daughters Born And Air Cadet News In City Briefs
Born to Mr and Mrs Ed Klein a daughter Dorothy Ann eight pounds eight and three quarters born 9 45 Tuesday night in a Huron hospital. Janet Marie eight pounds born to Mr and Mrs Orvel Schmit of Huron at 4 20 this morning. Avia tion Cadet Kenneth M Johnson graduated July 25 from Merced Army Flying College and now training at Lake Field. Milton Kooyman to Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn. Mrs John R Tolmie and two children left for Texarkana Ark then Vivian La to join Mr Tolmie. Mrs Tolmie and children had been visiting here. Harold Wistrand was taken in an
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Ed Klein, Sasser
Yale
Huron Hospital
Dorothy Ann
Mary McIntire
Urbana
Hil
Ella McIntire
Huron
Kila McIntire
Winthrop, Ja
Miriam Snecks
Albrecht Furs
Eilers’ Furriers
Adv
Orvel Schmit
Janet Marie
Albert Fleming
Howard
Vernon Lee
Fleming
Lost Nation
Cedar Rapids
C. J. Johnson
Colorado Avenue Southwest
Kenneth M. Johnson
Merced Army Flying College
Merced
Calif
Lake Field
Phoenix
Ariz
Milton Kooyman
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
John R. Tolmie
Donald
Patty
Texarkana
Ark
Tolmie
Vivian
Sheppard Field
Wichita Falls
Tex
Army Air Base
Harold Wistrand
Ill health prompts ambulance trip to Rochester for treatment
The article notes an ambulance transport to Rochester Minnesota on Tuesday evening for medical care after a period of ill health. The patient was accompanied by his wife. Keith Medbery of Minneapolis arrived in Huron for a brief visit with his mother Mrs. Jon G. Medbery. Mr and Mrs A C Pletehall of 155 Fifth Street Northeast report their son Hubert has reported to Great Lakes Naval Training Station for preliminary training after enlisting last week in the naval reserves.
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Rochester
Minn
Keith Medbery
Minneapolis
Huron
Jon G. Medbery
A. C. Pletehall
Fifth Street
Hubert
Naval
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Strong Wind and Hail Damage Near Blunt
Severe weather west of Blunt brought strong wind and hail injuring Otto Olson and destroying dwellings. A tornadolike gust near the O. D. Warne place, now Lizzie Garber's, caused major damage. Pheasants and other wildlife perished as area authorities report extensive hail impact this season. In a separate item, Lt. and Mrs. Cleo Treadwell of 733 Tenth Street Southwest welcomed daughter Wilhelmine Elizabeth weighing seven pounds three ounces at 8:20 p m in a Huron hospital.
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Blunt Blunt
Blunt
O. D. Warne Place
Lizzie Garber
Otto Olson
Treadwell
Cleo Treadwell
Tenth Street
Huron Hospital
Wilhelmine Elizabeth
Slim Pajamas Weather And Local Notices
Temperature data for today: high 100 a year ago, low 5. record highs around 101 and lows listed. Forecast notes slight temperature changes, possible thunderstorms in parts of the region, with cooler southeast. Local fashion ad promotes decorative lingerie sparse on material, trim details, and pattern numbers. Mrs. C H Greene of Tulsa visiting friends, plan Black Hills trip later. Pattern No 8234 offered in several sizes with fabric yardage and trim details.
Expert To Demonstrate At Lions Club Flower Show
Miss Mildred McEwen, noted for extensive studies of flower arrangements, will present demonstrations at the Lions Club Flower Show next Tuesday and Wednesday. She opens Tuesday 7 to 9 pm in the National Bank of South Dakota lobby and returns Wednesday at 1 pm. Officials expect many entries for the annual show with Tin cans used as vases to simplify setup and viewing.
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Mildred McEwen
Hotel waitresses seldom master dining room service says managers
Hotel managers say waitresses rarely stay long enough to learn the dining room job and thus are unlikely to permanently replace men in service. The comment highlights turnover and training challenges in hotel dining staffs.
Funeral Services Held For Miller Man
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist Church for James Noble Winsell 83 who died Monday after a brief illness Winsell homesteaded in Alden Township Hand County eighteen miles from Miller in 1883 He married in 1887 The family has long lived in Hand County with time in Texas and North Dakota Survivors include seven sons three daughters and twenty grandchildren Burial was in the GAR Cemetery
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Muller
Methodist Church
James Noble
Winsell
Alden Township
Hand County
Miller
Texas
North Dakota
Spring Lake Township
Gar
Soviet Strikes Fall Back After German Push Toward Stalingrad
Soviet forces in the Belaya Glina sector and near Kotelnizewski retreat under heavy German pressure as massed armor advances threaten Stalingrad and Astrakhan. In Kretskaya, Red Army repels raids with 2200 German casualties reported. Soviet cavalry and night raids counter behind lines amid a stalemated retreat.
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Semeon Timoshenko
Belaya Glina
Rostov
Kotelnikovski
Stalingrad
Kotelnizewski
Astrakhan
Volga
Kretskaya
Red Army
Caucasus
Moscow
Hitler
Burns Case Reveals Bond Exchange Profits and Payments
Burns testified he paid Douglas and Hammerquist 1300 each and Moodie 1800 as profits from a bond exchange. The stipulation bound only Douglas, while other gifts and campaign contributions admitted by Douglas were barred as they followed the transaction at issue.
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Burns
Douglas
Hammerquist
Moodie
van Buren Perry
Corm
Cross examination reveals Burns admits embezzlement link and Moodie names
Moodie counsel Pat Morrison questions Burns about a $15,421 embezzlement case and state official involvement. Burns admits taking the money and gambling, claiming prior ignorance of Moodie, while Morrison presses on the June telephone call and Moodie’s identity as the proposer.
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Burns
Pat Morrison
Moodie
Ing
Morrison
Douglas
Youw
South Dakota
O. K
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