Shrine Auxiliary and club activities fill Friday schedule
Shrine Auxiliary meets Friday with embroidery supplies noted. C D A and G I A groups also meet in club rooms and Labor Temple. W R C and Adult Education Center host life enrichment classes and a car meet. Hand Club plans a visit to Mrs Kenyan for Red Cross work. Sunday Labor Temple hosts a B or RT meeting. A bridal shower honors Miss Irene Ripple. Miss Ripple to wed Feb 20. Fortnightly Club program includes violin solos and remarks by Miss Gertrude Null. Woodmen Circle and Study Club reports. February meetings set. Phi Alpha Phi Alumnae pot luck dinner held. next gathering March 12. Degree Of Honor Juveniles hold meeting with ritual and peanut hunt.
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Kenyan
Frank Avenue
Red Cross
Woodmen Circle
Labor Temple
Audrey Peterson
New Guardian
Jim River Grove
Supreme Forest
Veryl Williams
Josephine Zartman
Maud Erickson
Study Clubc
Ida Wilson
Hazel ¥Enski
Tenth Street
Florence Scotter
Frances Troupe
Officers Club
Treaper
Belva Bennett
Ilinois Avenue
Aud
Petergon
Bennett
Edna Siegenthaler
Garry Dean
Hazel Fenski
Grace Schroeder
Atnee
dron_ Tung fund
Phi Alpha Phi
Blanche Battin
Valentine
Batttin
Richard Hill
Beldon ‘Dukes
Velma Jonason Billington
Mary Brandmire
Wedding Announced and Lodge Notes From Huron Area
The next meeting is set for March 7 at Daum's Hall. An announcement records the marriage of Albert Picelo of Huron and Laura Christenson of Wakanda performed at 1 p.m. Sunday by Rev. Sander Tolerson. Attendants were Loren Anderson and Miss Ingz Christenson. After the ceremony, a dinner at Hite Wood Shoppe. Picelo will live in Huron, groom employed by Gamble store. Rebekah Lodge notes include Lorraine Goranson and Grace Webler becoming members, first lodge initiative for blind members since January 1, 1941. Miss Goranson runs a post office newsstand. Reports on January committee activities and upcoming events are listed, including card parties and a Grand Lodge benefit dance on February 15. Colfax Lodge to entertain district meeting in Huron April 7. Family and lodge officers are mentioned with new rosters. The birthday song honors Miss Goranson, and lighting and table decor details are given. In Alpena, Reverend J W Proper leaves his post for Salem. farewell party held. a visiting preacher will substitute until a new pastor is named.
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Albert QO. Phcelo
Huron
Laura Christenson
Wakanda
Sander Tolerson
American Iberan Church
Loren Anderson
Ingz Christenson
Madison
Pery
Hite Wood
Picelo
Gambie
Lorraine Goranson
Grace Webler
Maine
Ee Weider
Colfax Rebekah Lodge No
Fihall Rose Reynolds
Noble Grand
Rebekah Lodge
North American
Miss Goranson
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Huntington
W. Va
Goranson
Huron Post Office
Evelyn Patterson
Ida Cross
Grand Lodge
Colfax Lodge
Odd Fellows
Reynolds
Ann
Ruth Thompson
Soranson
Clyde Pearce
A. C. Cooper
Maxine Anderson
Misa Agente
Alpena
Fen Salem
J. W. Proper
Salem
Proper
Visitors Decline Reported at Acadia National Park
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions Acadia National Park in Maine and a figure of 382,084 visitors for 1840, with unclear surrounding context. The readable items reference visitation and location but lack coherent details or dates to form a precise account.
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Acadia “National Park
Maine
Scoutmasters Named in Troop 6 and 8
B Workn serves as Scoutmaster and assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 6, with Norman Ambrosicus acting as assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 8. The report notes these leadership roles within the Boy Scout units.
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B. Workn
Norman Ambrosicus
City Briefs and Mrs William Eilers four weeks away
Mexico City trip announced for Mrs Eilers and party with planned time in New Orleans and Florida. Peggy Royhl of New York City to meet them. Mrs Royhl and family listed. Ellen Burrington heads to Tacoma for two to three months visiting relatives. Foster care and gifts noted as friends exchange greetings. A birth announced in Huron hospital for Arthur and wife at 16:15 with Robert Arthur named. baby weighs seven pounds. Furrier firm bracing stock reductions before inventory. Mr and Mrs Ward Evans from Salt Lake City visiting in Huron and Mitchell. Judge and Pierre business note. New baby at Gross family in Carpentier. eight pounds eleven ounces. Karl Buchholz of Omaha visiting, then Aberdeen, with sisters in Huron region.
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William Eilers
Mexico City
New Orleans
Peggy Royhl
Newark City
Royhl
Plang
Hoyhl
Florida
New York City
Kiel Rey
Ellen Burrington
Tacoma
Wash
Earl Burrington
Fleming
Dakota So
Atv
Arthur Ashcraft
Frank Avenue
Huron Hospital
Robert
Arthur
Colorado Avenue
Mitchell
Evans
G. A. Evans
Judge
Boyd Benson
Pierre
George A. Gross
Carpentier
Sers
Karl Buchholz
Omaha
Jack Whitney
Grant van Duzee
Aberdeen
Raymond G. Lindsey
Scouts Advance At Board Of Review In Tomahawk District
Billy Castle Gordon Deyo of troop 6 and Drraine Sunderlie of troop 8 win second class while Lyle Bethke of troop 5 reaches Star at the Tomahawk district board of review meeting. Merit badges earned include Personal Health Animal Industry Firemanship Safety Woodwork Handicraft Zoology Reading and more. The quarterly public court of honor is set for February 9 at Baron College with acting chairman G L McNamara and troop leaders listed.
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Billy Castle
Gordon Deyo
Boy Scouts
Drraine Sunderlie
Lyle Bethke
Board of Review
Boy Scout
Lynn LaCraft
George L. McNamara
James M. Clark
Norman Groves
Robert Wicher
Charles Raymond
Philip Tovey
Sidney Glanzer
Donn Bastian
Billy Aven Cray
Card Of Thanks For Beloved Husband And Father
We express heartfelt thanks to the many friends who assisted during the illness and death of our husband and father Mos W B Coughlin and Harnity.
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Mos
W. B. Coughlin
Harnity
Thanking Friends for Support After Mother's Death
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and passing of their mother. Honored by Singing and speakers. Signed by The Children and multiple relatives including Susie D. Tschetter Stzhland Fast Hofer Hofer family and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie D. Tschetter
Joshua B. Stzhlandly
Dave J. Fast
Andrew A. Hofer
Paul
Jack A. Tsthetter
Anna J. Stab
British Army Seeks Final Blow to End War
London dispatch notes a shaken yet confident British leadership aiming to repulse invasion and strike a decisive blow on the continent. It highlights youth in command, reforms since 1940, and the resolve of a volunteer and home guard influenced force ready to improve on lessons from Flanders and break Germany.
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London
Germany
Arn
Chen
Home Guard
United Kingdom
Oldsters
John Dill
Imperial General Staff
Flanders
Mobility Becomes Key in Army Modernization
The army reorganizes into four mobility focused battalions including regular, repaired, motor, and mechanized units. Mobility dominates defense planning for airfields and fields, with full scale invasion rehearsals across Britain from June to January. Lessons range from silent sentry killers to new adaptable tactics. cricket and milabook references fade when invasion arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Haron Camera Club to Meet Tonight at 7:30
The Haron Camera Club will hold a meeting at 7 30 this evening in the Pressent Room of the Chamber of Commerce. Lulu Boslough, a teacher at Parkston, spent the weekend with her parents the Rev and Mrs Boslough of Tulare.
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Haron Camera Club
Chamber of Comn
Tulare
Lulu Boslough
Parkston
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Melvin
Edith Carver
Gandner
Gertrude A. Null
South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs
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W. A. Black
Sioux Falls
Dorothy Joan Gesodeme
HARD
Sonotone Corporation
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Emil Zum Brunnen
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Marvin Hugh- Rt
Fou
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Dakotas’ Co
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Australia
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Suesi
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Specia
Hayes
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