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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1942
Page
6
A Chinese drug factory is producing twenty distinct serum types in large quantities for MuERijia bands, indicating a substantial output scale and potential use across musical instrument applications or related industries.
Rerissone 151 Evelth Hartwage l editor notes Rainbow Lodge No 388 S A to B of BR T meets tonight at 8 in Labor Temple with installation and a Christmas party and gift exchange. Handy Ann Extension Club meets Friday evening with hostesses Mrs W A Ericson and Mrs T Cocking. Degree of Honor No 141 hosts a Christmas party Friday at 8 with Dorothy Dammeier. Couples Class of Brantist Church meets Friday night with Mr and Mrs Jay Leighton. W HR will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs BE M Lothrop for gift exchange. U C T and Auxiliary hold Saturday night party at 7 in Labor Temple, then lodge activities and gifts. B of LF will meet in Labor Temple Sunday.
A vintage style ad promotes Comb and Brush News items offering Comb Brush and Mirror Sets under the Christmas Tree. It highlights a “Jew elite” Pro-phylactic set with Proton Bristles, described as pretty and practical and priced from 4.50 to 10.00.
Mrs Maude Miller returned home after visiting relatives in Omaha. James Smith on furlough visited his sister Mrs Glen Miller here. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Westby December 1. Mrs Blair.
Kenison returned Friday from California after visiting for two weeks with her husband. Duane Palmer left Tuesday for Aberdeen where he has been employed.
Word reaches local community of promotions and losses. Bernard Landrigan has been promoted to corporal at Fort Snelling. Sgt Cadet Albert Kilnan of Wakefield Nebraska is reported killed in action. A plane crash is noted with word reaching the area. Jeanie Martin and Mr Clair Seleen Maguire welcome a son born to Mr and Mrs Maguire in Vancouver Washington where Maguire was employed.
Washington reports a sharp drop in enrollment for government free pre employment vocational courses for war production. McNutt says enrollments fell from 198,472 in July to 160,000, though demand for skilled war workers remains high. Rarig urges men in less essential industry to register for free training to prepare for transfer to war industries. Training agencies include Training Within Industry and Apprentice Training Service.
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