Social and club activities report from Huron area
Local clubs meet in homes and Labor Temple venues with notes on upcoming events. W R C gatherings at Mrs. Nelson’s home and Saturday U T Auxiliary at 5 30 p.m. B of L E and B of L F and E meet Sunday in Labor Temple. Pioneer Club hosts dessert luncheon with updates on member health and next meeting. Mary Elizabeth Kenny and Harold D Huddleston wed in Seattle. McKinley PTA January session covers finances, rabbit hunts, old papers drive, Founders Day gift, and future events. Jefferson PTA Pre School joint meeting postponed to city banquet date, first aid class planned, defense stamps drive proposed. Willing Workers Study Club outlines card party and program featuring Kate Smith and God Bless America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Nelson
Third Street
U. T. and
Labor Temple
L. E
L. F
Pioneer Club
L. McIlvaine
Clyde Riders
Huron
Inbridge
Della McDaniel
Clare Egeghdton
Eli Huddleston
Eggleston
Huddleston-Kenny
Mary Elizabeth Kenny
Earl A. Kenny
Harold D. Huddleston
Seattle
St James Cathedral
Gerald T. Moore
Stephen P. Grannon
Stephen Grannon
Huddleston
Huron High School
Seattle Credit Bureau
Bon Marche Company
East Lake Street
McKinley School
Hoye Gillespie
PTA
Sidney Larsen
Lunh
PIA
Jefferson Pta
Jefferson P.T.A
P.T.A
Fannie Davis
Dunbar
American Lutheran Church
Daisy Keene
R.N
John O'Kane
A. Lemke
Kenneth Naeve
Harold Ellsworth
Willing Workers Study Club
Lula Arteman
Lois Derscheid
YWCA
Ostrander
Kate Smith
Rhoads
George Williams
E. P. Srteman
Kretchmer
Clark
E. P. Arteman
Venables
Welcome Spring Pattern and War Acknowledgments
The notice promotes spring fashion patterns Pattern No 8108 for sizes 12 to 20 with yardage details and a 15 cent pattern price plus a fashion book for home dressmaking. It also contains a long, reflective speech on wartime production priorities for food, labor, and industry stressing unity, national sacrifice, and the importance of diverse individuals in building a lasting peace.
Many Enterprises To Be Out Of Place In War Time
Editor notes an address by Paul Appleby on wartime economics at North West Production for Victory Exposition. He argues the war will drastically alter American living, production, and spending, comparing US to Britain and Germany. He warns of widespread business disruption and the need for national effort and adjusted living standards as war prolongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Japan
Yan iv
Pomat
Xeault
Beve
South Dakota
America
Hitler
Germany
Azure
Appleby
Paul Appleby
U. S
Northwest
Huron College
Washington
Europe
Russia
France
Red Cross
Groupe
Myron Tay
G Jier
Anne Morgan
Monte Carlo
Govasimint Oe Leagrey
Livira
United States
Faust
Presbyterian Guild Meets Al Hitchcock
The Presbyterian Guild met with Mrs. Dave Van Voorhis Thursday afternoon in Mrs. Emilia Bauman's absence. Mrs. John Miller led the business meeting while Rev. Joseph Trovats gave devotionals. Plans were outlined to raise funds in January and the February gathering will be hosted by Mrs. H. C. Frey with Mrs. Carl McDonald assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnchco
Presbyterian Guild
Dave van Voorhis
Emilia Bauman
John Miller
Joseph Trovats
H.C. Frey
Carl McDonald
M. C. Dawson
van Voorhis
New Manager Named at Farmers' Union Store Ree Heights
Vermon Sivertsen named manager of the Farmers Union Store Ree Heights to succeed Roy Peitz called to army service. This marks the third management change in recent months with Edmond Rychiarik preceding Pett as manager. Ten million persons are accidentally injured every year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
Vermon Sivertsen
Farmers’ Union
Roy Peitz
Cal Jed
Edmond Rychiarik
Mr. Pett
Mrs Dora Weston visits kin in Huron and local events
City briefs note Mrs Dora Weston of Montpelier Ind visiting cousin Mrs Clara Eggieston and friends in Huron. Rubinoff concert at College Auditorium is highlighted with other items including funeral attendances and a corset clinic. A Furriers sale advert and travel for Clyde Pearce to Peever are listed alongside news of Jack Tunell’s illness in Mankato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Weston
Montpelier
Ind
Clara Eggieston
Huron
Rubinoff
College Auditorium
L. A Husefeld
Ft Dodge
Hunefeld
Mark Hunefeld
Will O'Tool
Ft. Dodge
Colege
Clyde Pearce
Peever
Mankato
Minn
Jack ‘Tunell
Injured in Mishap Forestburg Man Suffers Rib Injury
Mrs Earl Warner learns of her son Daryl Warner of Alcester who slipped pushing his car from a snow drift and broke a rib. Her other son Claire of Texas is said to have a severe ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Earl Warner
Daryl
Alcester
Claire
Texas
Automobile dealer shifts to bicycle business in Portland
T. J. Armen, longtime Portland car dealer of 25 years, launches a bicycle business at the same storefront. He emphasizes continuity and a familiar location as he pivots to two wheel trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
T. J. Armentrout
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McKinley Pta
Paul Hartley
Miss Green
Kohtlman
L. Linderman
West Wacker Drive
Chicago
al Hitchcock
Tin
Mie
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