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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1942

Page

3

Curtail Production Of S D Auto License Tags

In Stout Falls the penitentiary auto license plant has produced about 60 000 tag sets while 1942 levels rival 180 000 pairs. Small two inch diameter plates with year date and serial numbers are used as demand remains uncertain. Tags are being allocated to counties to meet post New Year needs, with eight staff remaining on duty until full demand is known.

Stoux Falls Penitentiary Auto License G. Morton Jameson Jameson

Funeral for Pioneer Rogers Held in Gettysburg

Funeral rites were held Saturday at the Small Funeral Parlors for Samuel A. Rogers 81 a pioneer who came to Potter County in 1883 from Washington Iowa He died at his home in Gettysburg Wednesday The Rev A W Gugin officiated Survivors include one son and four daughters A L Rogers Ina nita Akers and Margaret Rogers of Gettysburg Elma Black and Bernice Norton of California Burial was in Gettysburg Cemetery

Gettysburg Samuel A. Rogers Potter County Washington A. W. Gugin A. L. Rogers Inanita Akers Margaret Rogers Elma Black Bernice Norton California Gettysburg Cemetery

Masons And OES Hold Installation

Gettsyburg special report describes Tonie Lodge A M and Wanda Chapter O Es installing officers in joint ceremony on Thursday evening. Names listed include A E Bean worshipful master Patsy Cleyl cley, Russell Strickland, L I Pierce, Howard Collins, Fran Wait, Ralph Meyers for Masons and Salome Meyworthy Mary Meysocat Pat McNeeley Mary Sargent Iva Breene Hallie Puardeer among others.

Gettysburg Tonie Lodge A. F A. M Wanda A. E.bean Patsy, Cley Russell Strickland Archson Acretary L. I. Pierce Howard Collins Aul Siegel Fran Wait Ralph Meyers

Association names in a 1910 church program event

The document lists roles and names including conductress Helen West Phal, chaplain Gladys Schoof, organist Beatrice Brooking, Aday Verna Claire Ruth Juna Miller Esther Millie Morgan Martha Myrtle Christiansen Electa Ruth Siegel warder Ann Peterson sentinel, detailing participation in the event.

Helen Westphal Gladys Schoof Beatrice Brooking Aday Verna Claire Ruth Juna Miller Esther Millie Morgan Martha Myrtle Christiansen Electa Ruth Siegel Ann Peterson Sentinel

Ree Valley Lodge Installs Officers

Ree Valley Lodge No. 70 A. F. and A. M. installed officers this week led by Milo McDonald as worshipful master and Donald Harris as senior warden. Also named were Walter Pri junior warden C Drew treasurer Austin Meigs secretary R V Ray senior deacon Jay Rath junior deacon Elmer Hultman senior steward W M Linge junior steward C E Noel tyler and Rev W P Slocum chaplain with F R Winans as installing officer Royal Younter marshal.

F. R. Winans Royal Younter

Three Regional OCD Speakers Named by Bureau

O W Coursey state OCD director announced three regional speakers for the Office of Civilian Defense. W R Ronald editor of the Daily Republic Mitchell I D Weeks president of the University of South Dakota Vermillion and Joe Bottum Jr state director of taxation Pierre will give talks in major cities across Minnesota Iowa Missouri North and South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Wyoming and Colorado. The Regional Speakers Bureau at Omaha will direct their work.

Mitchell Office of Civilian Defense O. W. Coutsey OCD W. R. Ronald Daily Republic Pres. I. D. Weeks University of South Dakota Vermillion Joe Bottum Pierre Coursey Minnesota Iowa Missouri North South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Wyoming Colorado Omaha

Legion Members Hold Seasonal Stag in Highmore

Highmore Legion members met in the Legion Hall for their regular meeting and then held a stag party with members of the local draft board as guests.

Highmore Legion Stag Highmore Special— Legion Legion Hall

Edgemont Lake Claims Seventh Drowning Victim

Harry Townsend nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Orville Townsend drowned when he broke through the thin ice at Edgemont Lake City Park near the overflow outlet. Policeman Tom Raby recovered the body after crawling to the edge on a ladder but he also fell through the ice.

Edgemont Lake Edgemont Dee Calvert Lake Harry Townsend Orville ‘Townsend Owell Tom Raby Ain

Hitchcock Youth Receives Flying Cross for Valor

Five Navy officers earned valor awards for actions in the Coral Sea and Midway. Ensign Melvin H. Georgius of Hitchcock South Dakota, aged 25, won the Distinguished Flying Cross for piloting a torpedo plane at Midway and had previously earned the Navy Cross for Coral Sea heroism.

Fort Lauderdale Fils Navy Coral Sea Midway Island Ensien Melvin H. Georgius Hitchcock S. D Midway Georgius

Christmas Pageant Set At Ree Heights School

Grade pupils will present a Christmas pageant Tuesday night in the school auditorium for parents and friends. Mrs Gladys Melson Miss Florence Kogel and Miss Jean Nolan grade teachers will direct the program.

Hewans Gladys Melson Florence Kogel Jean Nolan

Purchase Mirror Lake for Future Trout Ponds Near Spearfish

The State Game and Fish Commission announced the purchase of the 680 acre Mirror Lake farm in Lawrence County near Spearfish as an investment for future trout rearing ponds. Owner James McNenny will be paid 29 dollars an acre. The tract includes a small lake and Crow Creek water, with 30 acres of broken land suitable for cattle removal and potential partridge stocking.

Dev Mirror Lake Spearfish Lawrence County State Game and Fish Commission James McNenny Crow Creek Elmer Peterson Peterson

Coffee Dealers Must Report By Dec. 31

The Office of Price Administration orders retailers and wholesalers to file annual reports by December 31. Those selling roasted coffee use form R-1202 with the local ration board while green coffee roasters file form R-1203 with the local board and a duplicate to the OPA in Washington. Unmailed forms can be obtained from local price and rationing boards.

Finke Wec. Se—Ve Office of Price Administration OPA Washington, D.C

Highmore Attorney Appointed Hyde County Assistant

Attorney R. C. Riter of Pierre named C. E. Noel of Highmore as Hyde County assistant to the speaker's bureau for Civil Defense in the Pierre area. Noel will aid with local civic defense efforts and outreach.

Highmore Speaker’s Bureau R. C. Riter Pierre Civi Defense C. E. Noel Hyde County

Meltby Bride Return From Camp Lee Graduation

Lt Pierre Meltby and his bride are visiting at his parents home Mr and Mrs Ralph Meltby. Meltby recently graduated from officers school at Camp Lee Virginia and was married December 11 in Virginia.

Meltby Bride Virginia Vienna Pierre Meltby Ralph Meltby Camp Lee

Ree Heights Man Taken To Hospital

Otto Sandkamp, injured in a recent fall, was taken to Huron hospital Thursday for medical care.

Ree Heights Hospital Ree Heights Otto Sandkamp Huron Hospital

Starvation Threatens Black Hills Deer From Crowded Range

Thousands of deer in the Black Hills face starvation as forests become overstocked and the annual hunt reduces natural increases. Wildlife experts note deer feed mainly on browse, not grass, and in 1 to 25 years vegetation can recover. Fawns weigh 30 to 40 pounds in places, signaling distress. sportsmen plan legal changes to ease the imbalance.

Rapdd City Black Hills

Potter County Surpasses War Bond Quota Across May to September

Potter County exceeded its war bond quota by 8536 during seven months, with school districts issuing additional bonds under a December dating. The county, one of six percent counties in the state, shows monthly totals from May through November, totaling 95435 against an 88200 quota. Carthage, Africa, notes a separate historical founding circa 800 B.C.

Gettysburg Potter County Treasury Department North

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