Social and club activities fill town calendar
Friday brings the Bid or Chat Club at 2:30 in Mrs Pearl Brand and the Non-sectarian Bible Study at the Church of Christ Fellowship House at 7:30 with the public invited. W O R C does not meet this week. A community chorus and Bible history class convene Friday evening 7 to 16 Pm at the same church. Guests include Mrs Edith York and prize winners are announced. A future hostess will entertain July 24 at 783 Beach Avenue Southeast, Huron.
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Pearl Brand
U. W
Church of Christ Fellowship House
W. OR. C
Jesse Bottomley
William French
J. Berger
A. Y. Ramsall
Edith York
Leo Arteman
E. C. Verheist
5. Freidrichsen
Mesdames
Eatie Pier
Dawson
Minn
G. Pier
L. Arteman
E. C. Buckley
Huron, Jrs
Mal Pier
Beach Avenue Southeast
Huron
Marriage of Lovayne Kitzman and Quentin Sutley
Mrs Henriette Kitzman announces the marriage of her daughter Lovayne to Quentin Sutley at the Congregational Church in Ft Pierre with Rev Weirachs officiating. The bride wore a blue gown with veil and bouquet of red roses. The groom an aviator, attended by Floyd Kitzman, and Miss Lola Smith was bridesmaid. The couple left for California after a wedding dinner at the groom’s parents home.
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Machaga
Sutley-Kitzman Blunt
Henriette Kitzman
Lovayne
Quentin Sut Jey
Ft. Pierre
Weirachs
Floyd Kitzman
Lola Smith
Miss Smith
Miss Kitzman
Pierre
Sutley
City Briefs and Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Charles Morrill traveled from Aberdeen to see son Ken Morrill who is furnishing riding horses for Girl Scouts at Camp Drifting Goose. Junior Haug returned home after two weeks with grandmother Mrs. Henry Richards in Bancroft. Mystery Woman from Naeves Food Shop planned on Huron Street Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Lytle Wheeler and Kenneth and Mrs. Charles Pfefferkorn left for Charles City for two weeks of relatives. James Sweeney returned from Marysville Mo where his brother is ill.
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Charles Morrill
Aberdeen
Ken Morrill
Sorrelady
Junior Haug
Henry Richards
Bancroft
Naeves
Huron Streets
Lytle Wheeler
Kenneth
Charles Pfefferkorn
Charles City
James Sweeney
Marysville
Local News Notes and Announcements from Huron
Faded items mention visits by Mrs G K Douglass and Miss Betty Jane Simpson of Norfolk to Huron relatives, births in Huron including a seven pounds fourteen ounce girl, travel plans of the Morrissey and Butters families, Rev L Wilmer Van Auken’s return to Pierre for business and medical care, Betty Cornell’s vacation from St Paul, and travel through Denver to Colorado. Also noted are a birth in Aberdeen and a colloquial reference to vacationing families visiting grandparents in Minnesota. A civic note warns the City Commission to pursue proper sewage treatment to protect riparian rights and encourage health.
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Ughter
Wolsey
G. K. Douglass
Betty Jane Simpson
Norfolk
Neb
Huron
Esmondouglas
W. Preston
Francis Morrissey
al Butters
Mobridge
Utters
Frank Morrison
Butters
Charles
Frank Morrill
Los Angeles
Denver
L. Wilmer van Auken
Pierre
Rend Berg
Columbus
Eighth Avenue Southeast
Aberdeen
Misa Harriet Bortii
Mary Remington
Reno
Minn
Winona
Hattie Gleason
Houston
State Board of Health
City Commission Discusses Huron Sewage Plant Design Opinion
The city commission notes that even with the original design, the Huron sewage treatment plant would not meet current purification standards under stream conditions. They assert the original design omitted crucial components and that the board of health approved differing requirements.
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Speston
Huron
State Board of Healtha Oy
Atuetion
Mackenzie Struggles in Smolensk Zone Action
Reported page one item notes forces in the Smolensk Zone being surrounded as Red forces press a southward attack. Details are sparse in the fragment. The brief suggests ongoing combat operations with encirclement in the Smolensk area.
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MacKenzie
Page One
Smolensk
Red
Russian War Tactics and Commissar Return in Ukraine
Article notes German conning aims to prompt fear in Ukraine and reports Bolshevist resistance in key areas. It discusses the reintroduction of political commissars into the Russian army, a move seen as risky by many and tied to Russia’s willingness to endure in the face of ongoing fighting and an unsettled industrial system.
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Ukraine
Line
Tokyo Cabinet Crisis Shapes Japan’s Expansion Gamble
Uncertain Romso-German crisis leaves Tokyo in a fragile position as Hitler’s attack strains relations with a country that just signed a neutrality pact. Japan weighs expansion southward while seeking to avoid direct clashes with the United States or Britain. The emperor’s summons to Prince Konoe to form a new cabinet hints at possible policy continuation toward Indo-China, aiming to secure vital supplies and strategic naval advantages.
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Tokyo
Hitler
Japan
United Ta Oe Eee
America
Britain
Prince Koncye
Prince’ Frevlout
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