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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1944
Page
5
An Army regiment reports that the tank destroyer Lighting fired 7060 projectiles in seven volleys across North Africa and Sicily, delivering sustained artillery support during those campaigns.
The Optima Extension Club meets Friday at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs H N Carlson at 707 Jawa Ave SE Handy Ann Extension Club meets Friday evening with Mrs E A Halvorsen at 852 Utah Ave SE Royal Neighbors of America gather at 8 p.m. Friday in Labor Temple Thursday Stated conclave Lakats Commandery No 6 Kf meets at 8 p.m. Friday Heart Sister Week ends with a Valentine party Feb 14 at the dormitory Lorna Meyer Wolsey is named ideal Heart Sister Program includes vocal by Alberts Null and Norwegian dialect reads by Mrs Elme Hanson Students help with tea arrangements.
The Crandon couple Martha Rost and Erich Stellmacher wed at the Harms home in Hitchcock on Saturday February 12 at six. The ceremony featured a pink and white arch, Lohen grin's march, and a double ring ceremony. The couple will reside on the groom's farm near Hitchcock.
Ries Heights Ree Heights and Edmund Pietz wed February 14 in Ree Heights at the home of the bride's parents. Rev Bormicheff officiated in a double ring ceremony with immediate family present. Attendants included Alice Steinbrooke and Edwin Hadeler. The couple will live on a Ree Heights area farm after visiting St Paul.
Fifteen members and three visitors attended the February C C Club meeting at the Ted Meyer home. Mrs. Jennie Winters sought members birth dates for a keepsake gift. Officers for the year were Chairman Mrs Lloyd Mellivain Vice chairman Mrs W O Schroeder secretary Mrs Fitel Meneke treasurer Mrs Walters. An et al was made by Lulu Winters closed by Bess Goranson to award 25 cards to a member for the year. Prizes at three tables went to Mrs Walters and Jennie Winters. Bess Goranson drew the all cut prize. The club adjourned to meet Leona Meyer March 2.
A meeting of the Literary Committee was held Monday in the home of Mrs J R Dramsdahl.
The Mond Night Ramblers met at Mrs. Eda Leighton’s home for a Valentine party. Homemade valentines were exchanged. Chinese checkers and dominoes provided entertainment. Lunch was served and the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. P. O. Havgen.
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