Social and club activities in Friday gatherings and local weddings
Catholic Daughters meet in church parlors at 8. Bid or Chat Club gathers at 2:30 at 1012 Colorado Ave SW. Helping Hand Club meets 2 PM at 706 Beach Ave SE. Beta Sigma Phi plans birthday defense stamp gift for members and discusses dress. Lincoln Pre-School Study Group hears on Red Cross and performs two solos. Mrs. John Hamilton presides. two new members join. St Lawrence marriage of Agnes Kerkhoff and Dale McKenzie performed by Rev W A Luke with attendants Bier Fiestner. Bride wears rose dress with her mother’s lace. Bride and groom pedigreed from St Lawrence High School and Wesley Springs College. he teaches in Lyman County. Scissors Band January meeting hosted by Mrs. Mabelle Harris. prizes awarded to several members and lunch served. Mrs. Sarah Rand to host party Friday Jan 23.
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Catholic Daughters of America
R. V. Cox
Colorado Avenue
Helping Hand Club
W. A Miller
Beach Avenue Southeast
Pring
Lincoln
Daisy Keene
Red Cross
America
Mildred Severson
John Hamilton
Gordon Cowan
Armin] Arndt
St. Lawrence St. Lawrence
Agnes Kerkshoff
Frank Kerkhoff
St. Lawrence
Dale McKenzie
Reliance
Kenneth McKenzie
W.A. Luke
Bier Fiestner
Woonsocket
St Lawrence High School
Wessington Springs College
Reliance High School
Lyman County
Scissors Band
Mabelle Harris
Emma Gluesing
Joe Anderson
Edin Mal Yon
Floyd Petersen
Sarah Rand
Preehal Enters Democratic Senate Nomination Opposing Bulow
Pierre, Jan 15. Edward Prehal Burke attorney and former South Dakota Board of Regents member announced his run for the Democratic nomination for U S Senator to oppose W J Bulow. He campaigns on anti isolationist Democrats and a platform to shape a wartime peace to avoid another world war. Prehal, a World War I machine gunner in France, said a prepared platform would follow.
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Prehal
France
War Production Sees Slow Adoption of New Ideas
The committee notes army and navy reluctance to accept new concepts and outlines plans to expand production of multiple machine guns, armor vehicles, and advanced war-time aviation tech. It cites many high-performing ships on the drawing boards, but January 1942 readiness remains limited.
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Army
Navy
Defence agency report cites favors to big firms in wartime contracts
A government committee criticized the OPM for steering orders to 19 favored airplane manufacturers while 60 other aircraft firms received little work. It urged reorganizing the agency, eliminating the old army game, and ending compensation practices that blurred lines between employment and lobbying. It noted that many workers earned dollar a year or unpaid wages, and warned against contractors buying influence. The panel also called for shared defense duties by labor and industry, and highlighted missteps in converting auto production to defense articles, noting output levels from 1939 to 1941.
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OPM
Bar
Flashes Of Life The Associatedness Flashes Of Life The Associatedness
A hodgepodge of wartime notes covers tire conservation in St. Louis, a Pearl Harbor survivor seeking dental help to enlist, a Albuquerque license plate anecdote, and scattered war-time observations about submarine threats. The piece threads memory with ongoing home-front efforts and military concerns.
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ST. Louis
Department of Streets and Sewers
Chester A. Herbert
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Herbert
Mackenzie Confirms Axis Threat From Allied Supplies
The article discusses the axis fear of Allied supply streams from the United States. It notes the danger to Hitler beyond his own resource limits and references their entry into the war and the provision of warships. It cites a direct appeal to the Prime Minister.
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MacKenzie
Hitler
United States
Workers Needed At Newfoundland Bases Recruit Two Weeks Later
United States Employment Service reports openings on U S bases in Newfoundland for finish carpenters pipe layers roofers plumbers steamfitters and sheet metal workers. Wages from 66 to 100 dollars weekly ten hours daily six days with room and board 8 to 10 dollars weekly. Camps offer recreation church services contracts 12 to 18 months and home-to-site transportation. Apply at Employment Service offices. Call for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Newfoundland
Louis’ Tollefson
United States Employment Service
Tol Jefson
Looking Backward into Huron's News Twenty-Five Years Ago
A snapshot of past events recalls travel plans of S.neen and Mrs. Dinneen to Chicago Hot Springs Ark Mardi Gras in New Orleans Cuba and Florida visits en route West. Mrs. George Alley and son Kenneth head to Mission Texas to join husband and brother. First Commercial Club supper set for Monday at Parish House. Marriage in Chicago of Mrs. A H Olwin Aberdeen and Rev. John N Steele of Syracuse N Y. Afterward they tour the Orient. Coe L Crawford back from Yankton on legal business. Ten years ago Urquhart dinner for 11 guests. Robin sighting reported by Mrs. C F Stewart. Crawford hosts seventy fourth birthday party with six guests. Plank family relocates to Two Rivers Wis. Ira L Charles visits Ida Grove. Jefferson announces birth of son James Thomas in hospital.
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Sneen
Sioux City
Chicago
A. H. Olwin
Aberdeen
John N. Steele
Syracuse
N.Y
C. Hi. French
Huron College
Orient
Olwin J
Coe L Crawford
Yankton
A. M. Urquhart
Lyla
Catherine Schaller
Ira L. Charles
Ida Grove
Tra
C. E. Austin
I. M. Jeffreson
James Thomas
Card Club Meets At Wessington
The Bid Em Hieh Card Club met with Mr. and Mrs Ira Badies Thursday evening in Wellington on January 15. Prizes went to John Meyer and Charles Syring for high score while Ensign Bagley and L D Hazzard took low score. A traveling prize was awarded to Mrs Charles Syring and a plate lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Wellington
Bid ’Em Hieh
Ira Badies
John Meyer
Charles Syring
Ensign Bagley
L D. Hazzard
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers Listed
Hyde County transfers recorded by Erastus Cornell Official Abstractor include Hyde County to Jerry Volek in section 26 township 116 range 72. Edward K Nessa to Cecelia Nessa partial interests in Lots 3 4 5 and SE of NW section 6 township 115 range 72. Lincoln National Life Insurance to C M Carroll. Federal Farm Mortgage Corp to C H Frase in SE of section 33 township 112 range 73. Hyde County to Henrietta Lal Farge SE of section 8 township 120.
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Hyde ‘County
Erastus Cornell
Highmore
Hyde County
Jerry Volek
Edward K Nessa
Cecelia O. Nessa
John McGough
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
C. M. Carroll
NEW
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
C. H. Frase
Henrietta Lal Farge
British Columbia Ranks Second in Mineral Output
British Columbia is reported as the second leading province in Canada for mineral production. The note highlights BC's significant role in national mining, with emphasis on its mineral output relative to other provinces.
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British Columbia
Provinces
Canada
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Bulow
Burke
Akio
Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
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Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
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Black Sea
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Ore
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Huron
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Eva C. Conklin
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Florence van N. Beebe
Rex
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