Local Club Meetings and Scout Plans Highlight Friday Events
Society notes list Mizpah OES and G LA meetings for Friday with times and locations in Labor Temple and other venues. Girl Scout leaders convene at the Chamber of Commerce to map the year with Red Cross projects and a March Juliette Lowe banquet, while Brownie troops in Lincoln School reorganize under new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
O.E.S
G.la
Labor Temple
Queen of the Prairies Lodge No
BAC. of A
Huron
Chamber of Commerce
G. FB. McArthur
Juliette Lowe
Ralph Bischoff
Edwin Mann
United States
Girl Scouts
Brownies
Red Cross
M. J. Montgomery
McArthur
L. C. Patterson
S.J. Sickel
C. J. Krumm
G. J
C. H
A. G. Feick
C. B. Hansen
Robert Fair
E. C. Grothe
Sherman Johnson
H. M. Liem
W. H. George
M. A. Nordhy
Juliette Lowe Foundation
Frank Splitek
Nance
C. I. Keumm
Roy Bramwell
L. C. Pattersorm
Food Budgets and Family Necessities Highlighted
A fragmented report mentions family food budgets as a daily necessity and references a senior high school principal. Limited readable text suggests discussions on budgeting and community needs within the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gime
Od. Dunbar
Time for every woman to join in nation’s effort
The piece urges increased manpower and especially womanpower, calling on every woman to learn the need and contribute actively now. It emphasizes acquainting with the need and doing her part in the current effort.
Past Oracles Hold Meeting at Viola Karstens Home
The Past Oracles met February 8 at Mrs. Viola Karstens home with a dessert luncheon at 7:30. Vice chairman Anna Beck led the session. In bridge on three tables, prizes: Clara Rupp high, Kathryn Johnson second, Alicia Heiss third, Maude Harris draw, with guest prize to Mrs. R. J. Cochrane. Next gathering to be hosted by Mrs. Charlotte Haffner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karstens
Viola Karstens
Anna Beck
Clara Rupp
Kathryn Johnson
Alicia Heiss
Maude Harris
R. J. Cochrane
Charlotte Haffner
Monday Ramblers Meet at Alpena Home
The Monday Night Ramblers gathered at Mrs. Rose Yege's Alpena home and played several games of Chinese checkers. A letter from Clara Etin was read, and lunch was served at a late hour by the hostess.
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Ramblers
Alpena Alpena
Rose Yege
Clara Etin
One Day Left In Beadle County School Scrap Drive
Marion Walker asks students in all Beadle County schools to bring copper brass and bronze scrap. A pound or more earns a matinee ticket February 20 and a parade to the theater with a High School band. The top 42 contributors receive month long theater passes. drive ends Friday.
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Beadle County
Marion Walker
Walker
Campbell Park
Dakota Avenue
Huron
Bijnu
Local City Briefs and Valentine Ads
City notes Mrs. Lloyd Walker left for New Orleans to join her stationed husband. Ads promote Eilers fur coats and Walker’s Flowers. Walter Ronald Hay, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Hay, enrolled at Great Lakes torpedo school, is from Huron. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. William Boldt of Wolsey at 2:23 yesterday morning in Huron hospital weighed eight pounds nine ounces. Special Valentine ads from Liebrechts, Kiel Bros. Inc., and others. D. S. C. Foot Specialist H. D. Volansky will be in Huron Feb 14–15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Walker
New Orleans
Valentine
Walker
Walter Ronald Hay
U. S. Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Til
Fred W. Hay
Ravine Park Road
Huron
Liebrechts
Jady
William Boldt
Wolsey
Kiel Bros. Inc
H.D. Volansky D. S.C
Marvin Hughitt
War Orders and Home Front Transportation Rules
Transportation lines in 17 eastern states and DC told not to expand schedules for pleasure seekers. Pleasure driving limits do not apply to weddings and church services if other transport is unavailable. Ethyl alcohol for rubbing compounds limited to 15 percent of 1940 41 usage. Car zine battery production hits radios as WPB urges care to reduce replacements.
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District of Columbia
DDT
OPA
Wpb
Fire destroys house at Immaculate Conception Mission
A fire of undetermined origin completely destroyed a house and its contents at the Immaculate Conception Mission near Stephan south of Highmore on Wednesday afternoon. The building housed office girls at the Mission who lost all their personal belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephan Mission Highmore
Immaculate Conception Mission
Stephan
Highmore
Women urged to take major role in food program
Five Beadle County leaders urged fuller women participation in wartime food production and preservation. Plans outlined for city registration of women to help produce and can foods, with sessions for Beadle County groups at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Speakers stressed family stake in producing and conserving food and the national need for every able person to join the labor force.
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Beadle County
Marvin Hughitt
Bie
Genavieve Howard
United States Employment Service
I. Conainly
Wartime farm labor and home garden emphasis
The bulletin highlights womanpower as key to farm labor this term and urges fuller female participation. Olive Neil notes gardens enhance family diets during rationing, while a caregiver message stresses planned gardens for nutrition. An advertisement promotes Adlerika laxative products from local druggists.
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Olive Neil
Adlerika
Sherman & Moe
H. Co Humphrey
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Bojourners Club
Lyle Johnson
James Keller
Hartley
Walter Bohling
N. E. Haugland
G. H. Steuber
Hal Lucas
Home Front
Liebrecht Flower Shop
Dak, So
Yr von Harriot Carson
YWCA
The
Penney’s
T Peniney
U.S
Cynthia
Penney
Oxfords
Brown
Sim Penney' R
Rover
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