Society Picnic Notices and Local Wedding Report
Colfax society groups plan joint picnics at Fair grounds and Riverside Park with 5 p.m. suppers this Sunday. U C T Auxiliary and Degree of Honor will gather in Fair grounds women’s building and the Junior High Fun Night is planned at the YWCA cottage with chaperons. Iris Privett marries Corp. Charles A. Brown in Brookings First Lutheran Church in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony.
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Colfax Rebekah Lodge
James River Lodge No
Fair Grounds
U.C.T
Auxiliary
Degree of Honor Lodge
Riverside Park
Y. W
Beryl Cottington
V. R. Deyo
Y.W.C.A
Floyd Anderson
Deyo
Wolsey
Brookings
Iris A. Privett
Edna Privett
Dakota Avenue South
Corp
Charles A. Brown
Kansas City
Hanson
Local Brides and Social Notes From Brookings Area
Clippings report brown accessories and white gardenia corsages for a wedding. Mrs Lorenz wore navy crepe with a red rose bouquet. The bride, a Walsey High School graduate, attended State College at Brookings and worked at Northwest Security Bank. Julia Mae Slouber wed Perry K. R. Hannon in Darby Montana on July 24. Hannon is a Huron College alumna from the class of 740. A farewell shower was hosted for Mrs Earl Bradley, who plans a Tacoma move with her husband. Guests included Mrs Felix Giordano and Mrs Poет Strouffer from Tillamook Ore.
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Lorenz
Julia Mae Slouber
Montana
Joseph Slouber
Forestburg
Perry KR. Hannon
Darby
Mont
Hannon
Tone Huron College
Earl Bradley
W. H. Buck
H.C. Barclay
Local residents visit relatives and service members spread across towns
A stream of visits and travel notes fills the city briefs, highlighting Army Air Force and Navy personnel stationed at Lawson Field Ft Benning Ga and Farragut Idaho, along with relatives visiting from Brookings Huron Dayton Tillamook Rochester and Esmond. The items note furloughs, home stays, and family reunions amid wartime reminders.
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E. G. McNally
Brookings
McNally
C. W. Burnside
Iowa Avenue
Sgt McNally
Army Air Force
Lawson Field
Ft. Benning
Fleming
Howard Strouffer
Helen DeWitt
Huron
Donna May
Tillamook
Ore
W. H. Buck
Lawn Ridge Avenue
Jacky Hansen
Jeanne Hansen
Illinois Avenue
Dayton
Beulah Schammer
Eilers
D. C. Glennon
Emmetsburg
Glennon
Eva Glennon
Frank Avenue
Mike Gibbs
Leila van Winkies
Ben Whorton
Columbus
W. PR. Whorton
Carolyn
Whorton
Navy
Jon Geyerman
Farrawat
Ida
P. R. Geyerman
Nebraska Avenue
Elizabeth Wadsworth
Indianola
Aldred Thompson
Fifth
Robert Thompson
Custam
Robert M. Davis
Far- Farat
Farragut
John Avis
Esmond
Felix Giordano
Katharine
Bellevue
A. C. Bar- Tay
Giordano
Barclay’s
Myrtle Geslie
Rochester
A. L. Leslie
Midwest, Wyo
Baum
Jeffers
Dakota Avenue
Uth
Lane Extension Club plans September flower show
Busy Bee Extension Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Phil Kogel’s home with Mrs. Herbert Frier assisting. One visitor joined 12 members as plans were completed for a September flower show at Mrs. Fred Brandenburg’s home. Lunch was served after the meeting.
Four City Schools To Be Insulated In Bid Opening
Sealed bids to insulate four units of Huron's city school system will be opened Tuesday August 31 at 3 p.m. announced W C Peterson clerk of the board of education Buildings to insulate include Junior Senior High School Ohio Avenue addition Wilson and Jefferson schools Specifications will be furnished on request Bidders should bid separately on each building though aggregate bids may be considered
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Huron
W. C. Peterson
Board of Education
Ohio Avenue
Wilson and
Jefferson
Peterson
Flashes Of Life From The Associated Press
New York report shows Patrolman Farrell arresting a thief who filched $2 after a man snoozing on a Pennsylvania Station bench failed to notice. Other items include a Buffalo driver fined for speeding with 19.80 on hand and a Palo Alto soldier awaiting overseas orders. Salt Lake City notes a lieutenant paying $17 for movie tickets while premier night draws crowds.
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New York
Harry Childs
East Orange
WN. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edward J. Farrell
Childs
Pennsylvania Station
Farrell
Buffalo
Albert D. Stroud
Salt Lake City
Mackenzie Review of World War II Fronts and Appeals
The article reports on Soviet and Allied developments in World War II as Germany counterattacks in the southern front while Moscow seeks a second front to divert Hitler. Red Star claims German forces in Russia at 211 divisions with about 9 million effectives, and reserves in Poland.
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Moscow
Arrioy
Red Star
Russia
Poland
Rest Your Way To Energy With A Day In Bed
ALICIA HART reports Jane Wyman in Princess O Rourke praising a 24 hour bed rest. She says taking a full day off from outings recharges vitality, and even during work projects it yields lasting energy, with time spent reading while resting.
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Alicia Hart
WEA
Jane Wyman
O’rourke
Jane
Beause
Western Front Fronts in Europe Seen Feasible Soon
The Red Star cites the Quebec conference and asserts a western land front in Europe is needed at the earliest feasible moment. It notes German force disposition suggests no imminent large Allied operations, while Hitler may launch a counter-offensive in the Kharkov sector, promising heavy combat.
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Europe
Red Star
Quebec
Messrs
Roosevelt
Churchill
Kharkov
Hitler
Twin Cities Area Faces Test of Voluntary Manpower
St Paul August 19. Regional manpower director Frank M. Rarig warns the Twin Cities area cannot meet manpower demands in vital industries. He urges strict employer and worker compliance to avoid a national service act, citing new Washington penalties for violations. Leonard R. Anton of the Social Security Board to speak. conference continues through Friday.
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ST. Paul
Twin Cities
Frank M. Reiig
Rarig
Paul E. Miller
Washington
Leonard R. Anton
Social Security Board
Huron Forecasts Show Scattered Showers and Cooler Night
For Huron and vicinity scattered showers are expected late this afternoon or tonight with no major temperature changes. South Dakota will see cooler weather tonight and in the northwest with showers and thunderstorms today and in the southeast tonight. Huron at 8 a m reports 65 degrees.
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Huron
South Dakota
Northwest
Southeast
Noltensmeier Family Reunion Held at Willow Lake
The Noltensmeier family reunion was held at Wessington Springs Park Sunday with about 53 attendees. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Groteguth of Liverne Minnesota Mr. and Mrs. W E Olson of Balaton Minnesota and Mr. and Mrs. C Hougland and Gaylord of Brookings plus other relatives.
Wessington Social Notes Mention Local Visitors and News
Mrs W A Topp returns from Roscoe where she cared for her ill mother. Mrs Lucille Phillips formerly of Huron works as a stenographer at Bank of Wessington. Mrs Harold Frost had an appendectomy in a Huron hospital. Mrs Floyd Bergman and daughter Karen Rae of Beresford stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs A C Ruddy. Mrs LeRoy Johnson and son ...
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W. A. Topp
Roscoe
Lucille Phillips
Huron
Bank of Wessington
Harold Frost
Huron Hospital
Floyd Bergman
Karen Rae
Beresford
A. C. Ruddy
LeRoy Johnson
Local Residents Return From Extended Stays and Visits
Milo Lee returns after several weeks away in Rock Rapids Iowa and Lismore Minnesota. Ida Dessonville is now living with her daughter Mrs Ray Marshall. Garnet Giekhoff, previously in Rapid City, is at her parents home before starting Willow Lake school.
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Milo Lee
Rock Rapids
Lismore
Minn
Ida Dessonville
Ray Marshall
Garnet Giekhoff
Rapid City
Willow Lake
Dr. L. J. Cooke Dies At Minnesota U After Illness
Minnesota alumnus and longtime assistant athletic director Dr. L. J. Cooke died after a long illness. Born February 15, 1868 in Toledo, Ohio, he helped organize basketball in the region, led the University of Minnesota gymnasium, coached until 1922, and received an honorary degree in 1925, following earlier honors to H. L. Williams.
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Minneapolis
L. J. Cooke
University of Minnesota
Toledo
Ohio
University of Vermont
Usm.c.a
Gymmnasium
Br. Cooke
Jr. H. L. Williams
Coast Guard terminological note mystifies aviators and pilots
In Coast Guard usage, officers who fly are called aviators while enlisted airmen are referred to as pilots, a distinction reflecting rank and role. The terminology highlights different designations within the service and underscores the structured naming of aviation personnel.
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Coast Guard
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