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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1942
Page
5
The Bureau of Home Economics and the Department of Agriculture issue tips to help housewives preserve appliances and extend their life. The Office of Prices Administration joins in offering a series of pamphlets on economical equipment care and savings strategies for homes.
The refrigerator bulletin offers illustrated tips for longer, better service from refrigerators with future installments on washing machines and other household items. It covers placement, airflow, temperature, door usage, defrosting, cleaning, gasket care, and regular service checks, urging readers to contact government offices for a free copy.
Miss Ruth Wilcox announces the Huron Senior High production staff for American Passport a three act comedy to be staged Friday December 11 at 8 pm in the high school auditorium Harlan Wold and James Brewer are stage managers Lyle Bethke is electrician Nanette Venables Barbara Ruhlman Lila Welsh and Dorothy Wiederhold are property managers Lois Mallon is promoter Ardis Lehfeldt Mary Elizabeth Uhsin are business managers Doris Hopper handles publicity Ushers are Therosa Hammon Betty Tyrell Marie Fetherhuff Eunice McCoy Joy Cranston and Carol Findley The play about war was written two years ago with the last scene rewritten after the US entry into the war.
Mr and Mrs I K Morris hosted a dinner for their daughter Dorothy Morris who is visiting from Spokane where she works. The notice also includes a foreclosure advertisement for Beadle County South Dakota detailing a mortgage default by Josephine M Gagnon estate and Mary E Bryant estate with sale scheduled December 1 1942 at the Beadle County Court House front steps in Huron to settle the debt.
Alfred R. Barnes of the South Dakota War Board urges meeting 1943 farm production targets set by the U. S. Department of Agriculture to sustain wartime supply. Hog output rises most, with beef, poultry and dairy also expected to grow. Crop acreages and flax rises highlighted amid price supports and encouragements for continued high output.
Dispatch from the front notes that Mackenzie continues on the page one line with limited details due to military move constraints. The report emphasizes the significance of the movement without revealing specifics.
A fragment notes an impending explosion signaling the last phase of the North African conflict over Mediterranean dominance, implying a pivotal turn in regional power struggles and naval strategy.
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