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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1942
Page
6
Community clubs and lodges announce Friday gatherings at Labor Temple and Legion Hall with varying times from 2 to 7:30 PM. Attendees include Queen of the Prairies Lodge No. 68 BRC members and the Helping Hand Club planning an important business meeting.
Mrs Lulu Hollister visits end as she returns to Los Angeles after three weeks in Huron with relatives. Newborns include a son for Mr and Mrs Fred Beadle weighing seven and a half pounds and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Edward M Hofer weighing seven and a quarter pounds. Mr and Mrs John J Greene depart for Princeton Wisconsin to visit relatives with Mrs L A Maul accompanying to Rochester. Lawrence Steve Rice of Huron appears in Denver Post with Corporal Guy Talbot. Rice volunteers, now a cavalry corporal at Ft Meade. Mrs Fred Weisenburger learns of sister Mrs W W Brandveld’s major operation in Baltimore. Vern McVey and Lyle Balcom journey to California for vacations via Sacramento and San Francisco with Joe Sherlock joining from San Francisco.
Mrs Aletha Troon and her children Donna and Dick left for Long Beach California and expect to return by September for school. Mrs Mamie Willett runs the Ree Heights telephone exchange during the absence. At Ree, Miss Mary Puffer assists in the Ree Cafe while sister Mrs Al Gitchell is hospitalized in Pierre. Mrs Richard Swanson, formerly Jessie Hague, visits her aunt Mrs Carl Speirs as her husband serves at Ft Leavenworth. HARROLD painters Paul Siegel and ArtiIngle work on the post office. Betty Ebert of Pierre visits the Ogle home. Bert Hunsley of Denver visits July 4 at Almond Weber and Art Garrity homes. Dr Wayne Redfield and Mrs Redfield visit Martin home. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hogan take a short western-state trip. WAYLAND a boy named Joe Bransted born July 6 at Milles hospital. Alfred Syring host at housewarming near Wayland. Mike Gascoigne honored at Mansel Johnson home with stag party and three-table pitch for 14 guests.
City commissioners approve minutes from June 22 and authorize numerous bills including Motin Colton Co Century Lbr Huron Sor Co Master Builders Cole Layer Presto City Treasurer Water and Street payrolls. Voting in favor were Mayor Tschetter Commissioners Barthofow Mautz and Larsen.
Ross Wiley of the state fish and game department attended the session to discuss stocking Rayine Park with black basa. The City Attorney was instructed to prepare a tab and ordinance to comply with the department’s requests. The meeting adjourned after the motion.
The article argues Hitler seeks a double barreled strategy to sever Soviet supply lines and secure his own, threatening a broader war front. It notes the Arctic and Persian Gulf routes are dangerous but essential as U S and Britain push convoys to aid the USSR despite heavy losses.
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt will not endorse or oppose candidates in state or national races while focusing on wartime leadership. Officials say he will avoid aggressive campaigns against isolationists and will back administration foreign policy, except for possible rare exceptions.
In New York state the President shows no specific candidate endorsement but favors liberals with a 100 percent record of supporting the administration's foreign policy before Pearl Harbor. Rep Hamilton Fish of New York, a 22 year veteran, is identified as a potential presidential opponent due to pre war foreign policy criticism.
Degree of Honor Juveniles of Huron Lodge 46 will host the Degree of Honor District Juvenile convention in the Labor Temple on July 11. A picnic lunch precedes the main business meeting at 1 30 in the afternoon, with clubs from Aberdeen Redfield Doland Warner and Huron expected to attend.
The Department of Commerce offers a small town manual for community action to boost local business and mobilize home front efforts. It shows how ordinary citizens can inventory assets and devise new trade, with examples from Norfolk and Klithe, urging towns to adapt to postwar markets.
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