Society Notes from Thursday Ladies Aid Meeting
The Congregational Ladies Aid plans a 1 20 dessert luncheon at the church. Officers will be elected. The Ladies Association of the Presbyterian Church will gather Thursday in groups with hostesses A M Haskell at 1 30, George Costain at 2, J L Pasek at 2 30, C H Bell at 2 30, Bet Marks at 2 30, and the Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant featured in the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Ladies Aid
Ladies Association of the Presbyterian Church
A.M. Haskell
George Costain
J. L Pasek
C. H. Bell
Mos
Bet Marks
Local club notices and Christmas party plans
Telephone 151 clubs meet Thursday at 8 in C F Hall. Degree of Honor Lodge No 46 gathers in Labor Temple Thursday evening. Westminster Club of the Presbyterian Church holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday. Best Ever Extension Club hosts a Christmas party at Mrs Lundgren’s home with a 25 cent gift exchange.
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C.F. Hall
Labor Temple
Westminster’ Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Lundgren
Hearth and Home Club Christmas Party Highlights
The Hearth and Home Extension Club held its annual Christmas party with a pot luck supper for nine members. Prizes went to Ed Ulrich and Hetlinger, door prize to Irwin Johnson, gifts exchanged, and lunch served. Also noted: LaJean Avery elected college class officer at Carleton College, Northfield Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed.Mann
L.,f.carter
Anneth Jorgensen
Ed.Ulrich
Il Hetlinger
Dr Clarke To Speak In Wessington Springs
Dr Harry D Clarke pastor and founder of the Billy Sunday Memorial in Sioux City will speak at First Baptist Church in Wessington Springs on December 12. He was the song leader for Billy Sunday revival tours and will spend the weekend in Huron with W F Ballard, layman of the First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Wessington Springs
Harry D. Clarke
Billy
Sioux City
First Baptist Church
Huron
W. F. Ballard
First Methodist Church
Local WWII Army Furloughs and Births in Huron Area
Pvt Stanley Swanson arrives on a five day furlough to visit his mother Mrs Bean in Chester Pennsylvania. Lt William Bryan Sands Jr and wife welcome a son William Bryan Sands III born December 7 at Huron hospital weighing six pounds five ounces. Various families report visits, births, transfers, and military postings in the Huron area including Camp Hood Texas Camp Pickett Virginia Camp Roberts California and Brooks Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Swanson
Gram
Pennslyvania’ Military College
Chester
Bean
Eeryone
Kiel ‘Brog.,Inc
William
Bryan Sands
Huron Hospital
William Bryan Sands
Sands
Camp Hood
Tex
Tady
Sioux
Falls
A. M. Chenoweth
Tomlinson
Chenoweth
Harold Edwards
Forestburg
Wayne Lorane
Bowman Field
Louisville
Seymour Johnson
Goldsboro
N. C
Eilers’ Fur
Bernard B. Boyle
Infantry Replacement Training Center
Camp Roberts
Cal
Third Street
Huron
Highmore Relief Corps Elects New Officers
Highmore South Dakota December meeting of John A Dix Woman s Relief Corps No 63 elected officers for the coming year Zillah Bancroft is president Etta Bawdon senior vice Martha Mason junior vice Margaret Newton treasurer Mae Dillon chaplain Dollie Matre conductor Rose Forman guard The charter was draped in memory of Mrs Sarah Byerly Adele Thompson conducted the meeting Violet Eb erslein Anna Cowin and Mae Dillon served lunch to 15 members present Only active value in the United States is Mount Shasta California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Byerly
Adele Thompson
Violet Eberslein
Anna Cowin
Mae Dillon
Meat Processors Back Four Point Hospital Project
The Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Union No 416 urged full support for a four point hospital in Huron to care for meat workers. They petition federal agencies for immediate aid, stating prewar facilities were inadequate and post Pearl Harbor staffing needs have worsened safety conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Hospital
Armour’’ and Company
Amalgamated
Meat Cutters and Butcher
Workmen of North America Union No
American Federation of Labor
U.S
Federal Works Agency
U. S. Public, Health Service and
War Production
Bord
Four Point Hospital
Huron
Armed Services
Pearl Harbor
Government suspends livestock slaughter limits nationwide
The War Food Administration suspended quota limits on civilian slaughter of livestock by gutchers packers and others holding a slaughter license to aid marketing and meet the food call. The original order covered September and October, extended to December 1, and does not affect ration point exchanges for meat sales or transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Food Administration
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SELTS
Marti Biltion
Milline
Dens Rose
Thursat
Katherine O Yeill
LaJean Avery
Northfield
Minn
A .Minneapolis
Lawrence Gruman
Carleton College
Thomas Hughes
Mankato
Samuel Reeve
Winona
Lorin Spencer
Madeira
la Jean Avery
Aileen _Kline
West Bend
Wis
Hope Ladies Aid
Gus
Neuharth
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Earl Bischoff
Sioux ‘Falls
Abbott
Mitchell
Seeman
Athur L. Olson
Joe van Buskirk
F. B. Anderson
E. F. Bischoff
Thomas B. Ward
Robert H. O Son
Jefferson Pta
Jefferson P.T.A
Carter
George Duncan
Frank Splitek
D. C. Reutter
G. W. Chitty
L. C. Dynes
Lloyd Bauman
Edwin Lindbloom
Huron College
Elaine Smogard
Y.W.C.A
Betty
Toshi Tekawa
Sara Lyman
Gertrude McLain
Marcella Montgomery
Lawrence Neu
Turner
Tuscon
Ariz
American Red Cross
St. Louis
Alpena
Highmore Relief Corps
United States
Mount Shasta
California
Meat Processors
Wee Uh
Pote
Caisson
Liara
America
WAC
Wacs
Amarthan
U.S. Army
Sioux Falls
ARMY
Women's Army Corps
Army Recruiting Station
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