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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1942
Page
11
Puzzle results reveal names and terms across clues, with Hindu leader Mohandas referenced in the solution set. The grid includes terms like ocean and statue, plus cross references such as leprosy victim and South American nation, detailing a filled crossword style puzzle from the era.
A secretive female operative convinces a man she can identify three men in the ring on a plane. She plans to expose them with government help, asks for money and outfits, and departs the plane factory after arranging safe passage. She senses pursuers but remains confident as she leaves for a hotel. To be continued. ATTEND FAMILY REUNION WILLOW LAKE, July 1 Special Several people from Willow Lake attended the Mundhenke family reunion held Sunday at Lake Kampeske.
A House committee report cites government and company regulations as one of five causes in the Northwest Airlines crash near Moorhead Minnesota on Oct 30 1941 that killed 12 passengers and 2 crew. Pilot Clarence Bates is praised for experience while the panel notes permissible let downs to check weather.
Olyphant Pa July 1 The local American Legion Post urged the death penalty for eight German saboteurs arrested in the United States and offered its firing squad to execute them. The Raymond Henry Post No 327 said aliens of such ilk have been too lightly dealt with in the past. The Justice Department had not announced prosecutions for the Nazi agents, who were landed on the east coast from submarines.
Mrs Marie Bout hosted the Past Matrons Club at her home. Officers were elected with Margaret Leonard named president and Sophia Mason as treasurer, while secretary remains Mrs Marie Bout. Mason received a gift for her outgoing presidency. Lunch followed.
Preliminary plans for the 1942 National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago have been confirmed. The event will run concurrent with the wartime International Live Stock Ex position and feature displays of fat cattle hogs and sheep by 4 H members and vocational agricultural students alongside regular prizes. The congress is deemed the sole national 4 H meeting in 1942 and aims to support the Victory Program while avoiding disruptions to troop and material transport.
A nostalgia filled column recounts past visits and departures in Huron. Babbitts Bartelts Risinger Brown Freske Carlsons and others plan trips to the Hills Bad Lands or Lake Enemy Swim while relatives and friends visit, celebrate birthdays, and share news from Trempealeau Iowa and Minnesota communities.
Railroads of the United States have one mile of track for every 538 of the population. English railroads have one mile of track for every 2198 of the population.
Banner Lassies 4 H Club met at Betty Sweesy’s home with five members, four visitors attended. Mary Ann Knouse demonstrated setting the table and Fern Knouse spoke on cleanliness while songs including America and South Dakota were sung. The next meeting is set for July 24 at Jane Knouse’s home. Betty Meligat served refreshments.
Brownies opened their camp with a 7 am breakfast prepared by units led by Betty Johnson and Lois McFadden for the seven year olds the Fairies the eight-year-olds the Deis ies and the nine-year-old Fairy Unit with Laura Joan Grouche and Norman Jean Nelson. Milk was supplied by the camp committee after which the group toured four flower gardens and learned about 18 varieties of trees at Mrs McArthur home. Camp committee chairs KH M Liem Mrs Earl S Miner and Mrs Frank Splitek attended. Camp continues Wednesday and Thursday this week.
The St Lawrence Homemakers 4 H Club met at Verna Mae Van Zee's home. Members described a nature bird in roll call, with the club song sung and minutes read. Marian Shoop gave a talk on Introductions and Farewells, Betty Kunkle and Evelyn Carter demonstrated The Dressing Table, followed by games and a hostess lunch.
Broadland Busy Bee 4 H Club met at Mrs Milton Smith home with roll call naming a bug. Jessie Bennett aided with first aid demonstrations on bandaging a leg arm and shoulder. A birthday cake picnic lunch followed for Deloris Johnson. Next meeting set for July 2 at Mrs Fredy Johnson’s home. Nellie Arne Miegema, reporter.
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