Society and club meetings listed for Thursday to Sunday
St Marys Guild meets Thursday at 8 in Parish House. Handy Ann Extension Club meets Friday at 8 with Mrs Don Sheridan at 741 Utah Ave SE. Royal Neighbors of America meet Friday at 8 in Labor Temple. Bid or Chat Club meets Friday at 2 at Mrs Val Links home 452 Seventh St SW. Sewing Club L A to B of R T meets Friday at 8 at Mrs M R Yenney 139 Third St NE. Juveniles of Degree of Honor Lodge No 46 meet Saturday 10:30 for Valentine party then hot lunch. Sunday B of L F and FE meet at Labor Temple 10 am. Division 213 of LE meets Sunday at 2 in Labor Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy Ann Extension Club
Don Sheridan
Utah Avenue
Royal Neighbors of America
Labor Temple
Bid
Val Link
Seventh Street
Sewing Club
L. A
B. of
R. T
M. R. Yenney
Third Street
Degree of Honor Lodge No. 46
L. F
L. E
Huron customs unite weddings and club notes in Rocheport
Mrs Russell Danielson of Huron announces the marriage of her sister Eleanor Ambacher and John W Bea of the United States engineer ing department. The ceremony June 12 1942 at the groom’s home Rocheport Missouri. The bride a Tulare native is a graduate nurse in St Louis. Bea works in Ketchikan Alaska and Mrs Bea plans to join him next month. Also reported are a dessert luncheon by the Twentieth Century Study Club and a Guild meeting with Latin American music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Danielson
Huron
Eleanor Ambacher
John W. Bea
United States Engineeringe Department
Rocheport
HD. Tucker
Tulare
St. Louis City Hospital
St. Louis
Bea
United States
Ketchikan
Saska
Béa
Ketchikan General ‘Hospital
Twentieth Century Study Club
S. W. Keck
Betts
Marty Bell Smith
Darlyene West
Doris Reiley
Helen Dougherty
Ad Guild
R. M. Pease
Lena Lowry
Gertrude ‘Becker
Community groups highlight Bethel Job's Daughters and club events
Bethel No. 9 of the Order of Job's Daughters met in the Masonic Temple with roll call and minutes, planning a February 19 hardtime party. ALC. Study Club, led by Mrs. Harold Ellsworth, discussed Army Wives and Women in Uniform with papers by M. Gunderson and Laura Cooley, and a March 8 meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Bethel
Order of
Masonic Temple
Tena Manolis
Leila Lande
Mexine Hillery
Harold Ellsworth
M. I.gunderson
Douglas MacArthur
Marshall
M.D. Mycue
Waacs
WAVES
Laura Cooley
Aleutian Islands
Aleutians
Aleu~tians
A. E. Tillman
Watertown Birth Announcement and Local Notices
City briefs report the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Paul Avery of Watertown formerly of Huron. The baby was born Monday in a Watertown hospital. Avery is a petty officer in the Watertown navy recruiting office and previously worked on the Evening Huronite advertising staff. Also noted is a free Christian Science lecture by Judge Samuel W Greene in a church Sunday February 21 at 3 pm. Miss Leola Schulz, recently employed in the veterans bureau in Washington DC, arrived to visit her parents until February 21. Among the 218 men commissioned, the item continues the local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Avery
Watertown
Huron
Avery
Navy
Huronite
Samuel W. Greene
Chicago
Illinois
Leola Schulz
Veterans Bureau
Washington, D. C
Frank Schulz
Fifth
Military notes and births from Huron and Ft Knox sketch
Second lieutenants at Ft Knox are Kenneth W Gainey son of Mr and Mrs Paul E Gainey of Huron. The class will be assigned to armored divisions and tank battalions. Relatives of Corp Mike Morrissey have learned he was ordered to Ft Crook Nebraska for a three month automotive course. Lt Gene McGinty, stationed in Hawaii since last June, visits home before heading to Ft Sill Oklahoma for artillery training. A son born to Mr and Mrs Claude Berg at 5 00 am weighing six pounds one ounce. Mrs Berg is the former Bernice Grace. Richard Hanson son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Hanson at 1019 Prank Southeast arrived home on a 15 day furlough after boot training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Knox
Kenneth W Haimey
Paul E. Gainey
Huron
Corp
Mike Morrissey
Ft. Crook
Neb
Bks
Crook
Gene McGinty
Hawaii
J. B. McGinty
Ft. Sul Okla
Old Artillery
Claude Berg
Third Street Southeast
Huron ‘Hospital
Berry
Bernice Grace
Richard Hanson
Alfred’ Hanson
Prank Southeast
Birth of Philip George Fill in Huron hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Maurice Fill of Doland at 10 08 yesterday morning in a Huron hospital. The baby weighed nine pounds and 12 ounces and was named Philip George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes Training Station
Maurice Fill
Doland
Huron Hospital
Philip ‘George
Beadle County Real Estate Transfers Report
Agnes Kumpf transfers to Henrietta Cranston in Huron for $1. S 50 ft of lot 3 block 39 Fourth Railway Add to Huron. Coral Frank conveys to William P Hanley in Huron for $1 E95 ft of lot 7 and E35 ft of S 20 ft lot 8 block 42 Fifth Railway Add to Huron. Amelia Rohrabaugh to Herbert ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Kumpf
Henrietta Cranston
Huron
Robert Timm, Sr
William
Martha Timm
Y Coral Frank
William P. Hanley
Amelia Rohrabaugh
Herbert
Huron Land Transactions and Figures Listed
A record of real estate transfers and loans in Huron Beadle County including properties in Fisher's Add and Black areas. Notable entries show amounts from 500 to 15 084.08 dollars and actions by parties such as Sherif, Home Owners' Loan Corp., and A. M. Haskell with NW section 8-111-64 and lot 20 details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robiabaugh
Huron
Black Fisher
Sherif
Home Owners’ Loan Corp
Washington, D. C
Town of
Beadle County
A. M. Haskell
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Mary's Guild
Bea-Ambacher
American Institute of Launder
Arrid
N. W. Finance Coo
B. A. Kiser
W. Bec
Geyerman
Women Power Division
Veronica
Miss Lake
ALC
al Ellsworth
Dorothea Dunbar
MacMurray College
Dorothea
Dunbar
Miss Dunbar
MacMurray
O. D. Dunbar
Ilinois Avenue
Greenwood-Bandy
E. W. Bandy
Glendale
Calif
Marjorie
Alice W. Greenwood
Las Vegas
Nev
Methodist
Ford L. Gilbert
Good Fellowship
Methodist Church
Frank Kinyon, Jr
E.L. Bayles
Eastern Star-Masons
Boyd Benson
C. D. Streeter
A. G. Feick
Ted Edwards
Ralph Bower
Sundance
Habicht
Vicks
Wature
Wagner
Adem
Coats
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