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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1942
Page
6
A fragment quotes a religious inquiry about belief in a law governed universe and the ultimate triumph of truth and right through God, reflecting a tone of theological reflection. The text presents a provocative question rather than a reported event.
Telephone 751 Friday Wilson School Study Group meets Friday at 2 30 p m in the auditorium. A meeting at 8 o clock Friday evening G I A in Labor Temple of the Prairies Lodge No 68 RC of A at 7 30 p m in Labor Temple. Sewing Circle Rainbow Lodge No 388 meets at Mrs Roger Garlicks 604 Kansas Avenue Northeast Friday at 8 p m. Saturday Degree of Honor Juvenile No 121 meets Saturday at 2 30 p m in Legion Hall. Sunday B of L F E meets in Labor Temple at 10 a m. Division 213 B of L E meets Sunday at 2 in Labor Temple. Legion Auxiliary To Buy Another Bond vote to buy a fourth defense bond at Legion Hall meeting chaired by Mrs Ade lyn Balzer. A motion to sponsor a poppy poster contest with Vera Laskowski in charge. Volunteers invited to send carpet rags to Battle Mountain Sanitarium. work set for Tuesday February 17 at 2 p m. March 15 membership objective and an intensive drive for clues ahead of spring conference at Winner. An interesting and educa-
A mosaic of community gatherings unfolds with meetings of Auxiliary groups and the Just Rite Club honoring Mrs. Gladys Erickson who leaves for Watertown. The Baptist Church Couples Class marks its seventh anniversary with a dinner, program, and moving pictures. Founders Day at Lincoln Pre School features songs and a penny march as members discuss everyday problems and meet for lunch.
A fragmented ad style note promises relief for denture slips and irritation. It touts a product that adds comfort and security by holding plates more firmly, claiming it reduces taste or acid issues and helps avoid embarrassment during laughter or eating.
Mrs Glenn Newill journeys by bus to Norfolk Virginia to join her husband in camp after a six week visit with Mr and Mrs Harry Newill. Several families from North Dakota visit Huon and Doland before returning home. Mrs Keith Wheeler of Chicago wires news from Honolulu after her husband serves in the Hawaii war zone. George Kerfoot and wife relocate to Hot Springs via AAA transfer.
In a turbulent briefing from Singapore, defenders rally behind General MacArthur’s spirit of fortitude. Across the region Japanese forces push toward Rangoon after crossing the Salween, with Singa pore under heavy bombardment and ships aflame. Dutch Celebes and New Britain fronts report conquered ports as resistance stiffens.
British defenders hold line from naval base toward Pasir Panjang on Singapore island as Tokyo claims control over urban territory while London braces for loss of the Asiatic bastion. Japanese advances supported by tanks and fighters. Percival acknowledges retreat on the western flank. Australia reports imminent fall, while Dutch and US forces bolster Caribbean oil centers and Dutch territories amid broader Pacific and Southeast Asia fighting.
A statement from the board of directors of a regional trade association outlines its role as a contact agency to promote manufacturing facilities in eastern South Dakota and surrounding areas for war contracts. The group will not replace individual efforts but will leverage regional weight to assist firms, requiring members to secure government contracts themselves when needed.
Rev. Leslie G. Whitcomb spoke during Spiritual Emphasis Week at Huron College on belief in God. He argued that truth remains in human experience despite war and time, citing Jesus as revelation and listing reasons for belief, including causal order, personal results, and moral law guiding life.
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