Estate of Jono N. Clark Probate Notice
Henry S. PL Gianzer Clerk A. A. Chamberlain Attorney LP. dtsty ol P. 12-19-41 OTICZ to CREDITORS State 96 South Dakota Beattie County Court Estate of Jono N. Clark deceased notice hereby given by the undersigned EE Clark Administratrix.
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South Dakota
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Thomas C. Lauters
Susie May Lauters Hoffman
Elizabeth Lauters
Martin P. Lauters
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Jono N. Clark
EE Clark
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John N. Clark
Eva Clark
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National Bank of S. D. Bldg
Churchill Says Hitler Blundered in Soviet War Move
Prime Minister Churchill told Parliament that Hitler’s attack on Soviet Russia was a colossal blunder while Britain braces for continued losses in the Pacific and Far East. He warned of reduced U.S. naval aid in the Atlantic but affirmed American resolve to join the war fully, praising Allied cooperation and vowing to defend the English speaking world. He noted Britain’s heavy casualties from Japanese air attacks and reported Admiral Phillips missing, with Libya leadership change announced as General Cunningham is replaced by Major General Ritchie.
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Far East
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Soviet Russia
North Africa
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Britain
Atlantic
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Malaya
Tom Phillips
House of Commons
Alan Gordon Cunningham
Libya
Ritchie
Clover Leaf club hosts annual Christmas party in Lane
Clover Leaf home extension club met at Mrs. A. E. with eighteen members attending. Decorations used red and green colors, napkins and place cards. After a business session, carols and a duet by Reginald Burg and Jimmie Kutil preceded a Christmas solo by Mrs. M. M. Clark. Mrs. Arthur Meyer as Mrs. Santa Claus handed out gifts. New names drawn for coming year. Visitors Mrs. Mary Knierjem and Mrs. Lillian Barrett attended. Next meeting January 13 at hosts J. C. Kutil, R. A. Krueger, and Bert Helgiken.
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Sohn Ewert
Mary Knier
Jem
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Verbal Clues and Acronyms in Foreign Affairs Ledger
A crowded list of scattered terms and partial phrases appears, including references to the U S House Foreign Affairs Committee chairmanship, various abbreviations, aging notes, verbs like obtain and expire, plus fragmentary definitions such as Roman emperor music note and insect. The jumble reads like a glossary draft or OCR scrap from a legal or dictionary page.
Plans For Extra 4 H Work Meeting
A 4 H club leaders council and older members will meet at the W C A Building on December 13 at 10 o'clock to plan additional club activities for the year. Leonard G Ladd county agent will lead, assisted by Eva Belle Baum Beadle County 4 H Council chair and Carl Westby Nance 4 H Club leader, previously at the district meeting in Miller. The program is a waiting school and will be carried back to local meetings.
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Leonard
G. Ladd
Eva Belle Baum
Beadle County
Carl Westby
Jeader
Nance
Wie
Miller
Agnes Hansen
Teader
McNeill School Christmas Program and Warm Lunches
The McNeill school plans a Christmas program on the evening of the second, with announced tree and gifts after names were drawn. Students report hot lunches at noon with soups vegetables and drinks, and a spin wheel for health inspections. An eighth grade experiment will show how filtered water can be cleaned.
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Marvin Westhy
Helen Upton
Halsey School Prepares Christmas Program Friday Evening
Halsey Leaguers Practice Program At Halsey School wraps up preparations for its Christmas program set for Friday night December 19. Frances Goo and Yone Dittmer describe decorations with bells in windows, posters, and scenes of Santa and the Christ child. Miss Gooding conducts opening readings after lunch, including biblical stories about Bethlehem.
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Yone Dittmer
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Bud Dittmer
Jesus
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Weeks Students Join Red Cross and YCL History Project
Pupils of Weeks School under Miss Toliefson join the Red Cross and prepare a yearly history book of the YCL. The school board adds a long table for woodwork and other activities. Sunshine YCL held a meeting with roll call noting two absences. They planned spelling items for gifts and discussed floor behavior as Christmas gift names were drawn.
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The
Red Cross
Josephinei Smith
Y.C.L
Sunshine J Y.C.L
Max
Leonard
Kohlmeyer
C.L
Ackerman School Honors Honor Roll Pupils
Darlene Kelley, a sixth grader, heads the Ackerman School honor roll this six weeks as Sylvie Kelley teaches and Josephine Pullman notes a Christmas program on December 22. Students report receiving Christmas seals and selling chances on pillow cases and a three pound can of coffee.
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Ackerman School
Darlene Kelley
Sylvie Kelley
Miss Jaeger
Josephine Pullpman
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Foster Creek Pupils Draw Names for Christmas Gifts
Pupils at Foster Creek drew names for a Christmas gift exchange. Each gift costs between 10 and 25 cents. The activity was overseen by fifth grade teacher Mrs Tschetter, with students Sianey Grose and Jey Gross noted in the write up. The class plans to give gifts to their mothers as part of the holiday activity.
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Foster Creek
Sianey Grose
Jey Gross
Tschetter
Wellington School News Brief
Local school notes list grades five to eight with mentions of a search, concert, and games. The fragment suggests December activities and Christian group involvement, but details are incomplete.
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Baite School Hosts Social to Raise Funds
Baite School held a community party with a program of songs and recitations. Students sold pies and coffee, and baskets at a shadow social. The event netted 3.80 dollars, with 1.00 going to C.E. dues.
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Wovenver
Baite
Plan Registration For War Effort
Washington December 12 United States to study broadening selective service to register and classify all able bodied men and women for military and civilian defense Brig Gen Louis Hershey said the director termed it the number two project with about 25 percent of 40 million men potentially available for army and navy He urged flexible authority to register a wide liability and later narrow service while noting 20 million could serve in some capacity including factory work civilian defense or non combat roles
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Ban Lifted On Private Flying At Huron Airport
Kenneth Neville, manager, says wartime order banning private flying is lifted at W. W. Howes Municipal Airport in Huron. CAA officials were in Huron to arrange resumption. Most local pilots will qualify to resume after meeting a few minor requirements.
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Flashes Of Life Indirect Help In Petersburg
In Petersburg Indiana Alford Methodist Church women sought aid from William A Benjamin who offered corn instead. Eight women with a team of horses husked and sold a load at market. In Richmond California volunteers relay soldiers to army posts with one exception deemed impractical in Shepherd Texas.
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Richmond
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Virginia
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Shepherd
Texas
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