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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1942
Page
8
Public notice urges American families to stay well fed and ready for duty. National Nutrition Program highlights foods for OPS Store purchases at popular prices. Apricots recommended for sauce and pies, sold in one pound bags at a low price. Jar rings advertised as lipped red rubber, three boxes for a small cost.
Hollywood reports Cary Grant and Barbara Hutton married yesterday at Lake Arrowhead and honeymooning at a mountain retreat. Grant, 38, and Hutton, 29, have been close for two years despite prior marriages. Hutton has two ex-husbands and a son Lance. Grant recently became an American citizen and plans to join the Army Air Corps when finances allow.
Wellington residents recall a Gehring family reunion held Saturday and Sunday last week. Mrs. Fred Sehrader and children of July 4 were noted in the event coverage with local participation and family gathering details.
Multiple Gohring and Welch family groups from Miller Wessington St Lawrence and Murdo joined Mrs Emma Freese and others at her home. The gatherings included Edmund Gohring Henry Gohring Saran Welch and extended relatives visiting from nearby towns.
A long list of summer visits and moves includes births in Barre Vermont June 21 and July 1 in Emmelayn Washington. Highmore, Sioux Falls, Canton, Milford, Ansonia, Hartford, Groton, Bismarck, Rapid City, and more. Families travel to Black Hills, Yellowstone, Estes Park, and Yellowstone trips noted.
Mitchell has been transferred to St. Paul and spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Teveldahl before leaving Monday for the new post. Mr and Mrs Eugene Heck and family of Gettysburg visited, with Mr and Mrs Adolph Hutcher also mentioned.
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