Gurney Sees Growing Resistance Against War
Yankton South Dakota December 13 Senator Chan Gurney says the United States will stay out of the European conflict. He praises modified neutrality laws and notes his Army post tour with the Military Affairs Committee. He warns defense spending will be a major issue next session. He recalls Badlands beauty and federal aid gaps for South Dakota. He remains optimistic about Republican prospects in 1940.
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KruGon Promises Relief for Huron Sufferers
Local resident Roy Huntington testifies to KruGon as a remedy for constipation and associated ailments. He claims improved bowel action, reduced nervousness, better sleep, and increased energy after using the modern capsule formula from H H Humphrey Drug Store.
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H. H.S Humphrey
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Make Charts From Cotton Articles in Wessington School
The third and fourth grades at Wessington School created charts of cotton articles for science. In music they study Christmas songs and the third grade built a train of covered wagons for social studies.
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Burial Rites Held For Mrs Milligan in Wessington
Funeral services for Mrs Jenni Milligan were held at the Community Church in Wessington with burial in the cemetery west of town. A former resident, she lived with daughter Mrs Carl Holtzwarth near Miller. Two sons Don Milligan Miles City and Miles City Milligan and two daughters Mrs Nellie Nillis Miles City and Mrs Gai warth Miller attended with other family members.
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Carl Holtzwarth
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Miles City
Nellie Nillis
Gai Iwarth
Missionary Carrie Nisland Delivers Blunt Talk on China Work
Miss Carrie Nisland a missionary on furlough from the China Inland Mission spoke Friday afternoon in the Blunt school auditorium about her work. She is visiting her niece Mrs Brig McDonald.
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China Inland Missionary Service
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Pine Grove Woodmen Circle elects officers and plans party
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Pine Grove No 19 elected officers led by Mina Cree. Named were Hattie Meyers guardian Julia Perish advisor Mae Furman banker Myrtle Hensen chaplain Echo Bertsch attendant Marion Benz auditors Eden Eddy Echo Bertsch Alice Bucher Inner sentinel Marion Hancock drill captain Clara Ruzicka musician Ollie Gard junior counsellor Helen Harris publicity reporter. Installation set for January. A Christmas party at Ollie Gard home with Esther Schwartz hostess and gift exchange. Visitors from Huron Grove included Anna Troupe Belva Wilson Audrey Peterson Viola Raymond Mrs Sechter. New members Alice Bucher Mae Meyers Hazel Shepherd Opal Karst Marion Benz approved. After meeting, attendees lunched at Green Lantern Cafe.
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Belva Wilson
Hazel Fenski
Audrey Peterson
Viola Raymond
Sechter
Huron Grove
Alice Bucher
Mae Meyers
Hazel Shephard
Opal Karst
Marion Benz
Green Lantern Cafe
Honor Agnes Westby At Bridal Shower
Miss Agnes Westby of Huron was honored at a miscellaneous shower at her parents home on Saturday afternoon. Guests enjoyed conversation and contests before she opened many gifts. Light refreshments were served to conclude the event.
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Services Held For Frank Ernster
Mr and Mrs Lowell Ernster and family attended funeral services for Frank Ernster who died Friday at Hardington Nebraska. He was 30 years old and well known in the district having lived on a farm north of the area.
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West of Town Veteran Buried at Miller Cemetery
After years of ill health he broke up his home and went to live with his children. Burial was held at Miller Cemetery following his death, reflecting a long life and local ties.
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Demonstrations At Idle Hour Club Tulare
Idle Hour Extension Club met last Friday afternoon to view demonstrations on making the home more livable and home rug graft by Mrs. Bud Benning and Mrs. E A Holm. Plans were laid for the annual Christmas party at the Otto Haag home with guests invited. January meeting at Mrs. Otto Haag’s home on January 5 will feature a reading by Mrs. Claire Price and Mrs. Arthur Price, who served refreshments.
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Royal Neighbors At Blunt Name Officers
Blunt Royal Neighbor Lodge elected new officers this week led by Oracle Vivia Welch and past oracle Mae Peterson with Elsie Mitchell as recorder Nelia Parks as receiver Iva Jolly as chancellor Gladys Mercer as marshal Mathilda Gross as inner sentinel Olive McCauley as outer sentinel and managers Anna Alter Vivian Peterson and Winifred Parks. Bonilla High School selects Lyda Schamp senior to represent the school in the county D A R contest.
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Elsie Mitchell
Nelia Parks
Iva Jolly
Gladys Mercer
Mathilda Gross
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Olive McCauley
Outer Sentinel
Henrietta Kietzma
Anna Alter
Vivian Peterson
Winifred Parks
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