Births and Deaths and Local Travels in Huron
Huron area reports a new daughter Barbara Marie born at 2 25 am weighing seven pounds eight ounces to Mr and Mrs Albert May of Huron rural route Also noted are relatives traveling for vacations to Winnipe g Canada and Spirit Lake and a sudden death of W T George formerly of Wes tington Springs in Paradise California He was active in Boy Scout and church work Surviving wife two daughters Jerry Clarence born June 26 to Mr and Mrs Charles Coutts of Chicago visiting in Huron and Park Rapids pair with several local trips and camp attendances by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert May
Huron
Barbara Marie
Fleming
G. E. Anderton
Winnanipee
Canada
Ienda
W. T. George
Paradise
Calif
Wessington Springs
George
South Dakota
Keith Olson
Mary Rogers
Charles Coutts
Dickie
Judson
Clarence Salveson
Salt Lake City
Ted Salveson
Rochester
Minn
Salveson
Marilyn
F. Snyder
West Coast
Hitchcock
Eva Lou Robison
Grant van Duzee
Gwyneth
Tom
Spirit Lake
Omaha
Karl. Buchholz
Bill
St. Paul
van Dy Min
Walter Moore
Moruzee
Eas Mint de Spiller
Carroll
Hay
Madison Youth Drowning Victim Reported
Madison reports a drowning incident after a youth attempting to retrieve something from deep water went under. Authorities say a rescue attempt followed, with details still developing as the search continues near the riverfront.
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Madison
Drowning at Lake Herman Beach Claims Madison Boy
A 13 year old boy, Donald Jones of Madison, drowned at Lake Herman beach yesterday afternoon. He disappeared about 15 minutes before the lifeguard was on duty as five other boys tried to rescue him. The body was not recovered until about three hours later.
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Ner
Donald Jones
Madison
Lake Herman Beach
Mumford Predicts Strong Attendance at State Legion Meet
Department Commander I M Mumford predicted a large turnout for the American Legion state convention in Huron August 10 13 with plans for an outstanding gathering His remarks urged ex service men and women to help shape national defense policies and to rebuild national morale through patriotic leadership of World War veterans.
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Mumford
American Legion
I. M. Mumford
Huron
Legion
Memorial program plans for state meeting echo approval
The department leader voiced belief that an outstanding state meeting was coming for delegates and visiting ex service members. Mutmford replied Swell to the parade plans the memorial service and social functions for convention goers. Before leaving Huron the commander could inspect the new band shell and the floodlit high school athletic field scene of the drum corps exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutmford
Huron
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St Cecelia's
Thuis
XYWCA
Little Flower Band
Maurice Kuni
Fourth Street
Low Owest
Lodge No. 46
Riverside Park
The
Baptist Church
Loyal Order of Moose
Phuretay
Wheeler’s
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
the United States
Degree of Honor Lodge No. 46
Labor Temple
Des Auxiliary Patriarchs
I. C.C
Canton Huron
Patriarchs
C.F. Halk
W.S.C.S
Wesley Hall
Canton
Fair Grounds
St Rose’s Band
Margaret Gallagher
Fair Ground
Friendly Circle
W.C. A
Miss Carson
Nellie Newell
Carol Mees
Dorothy Stahl
Evelyn Buddlestan
Ann Mittelstedt
Leona Friese
May Walters
Katie Stahl
Sarena Lows
Ae di Yi
Cleva Heckenhaie
Graham
BR T. Graham
Nora Hendrickson
Rochford
S. D
Clyde Graham
Walter Graham
Elmer Waldren
Merle Camp
Jack Jacquette
Stephan Graham
Alice
Opal Graham
R. T. Graham
Alvin
Carlsbad
Prairie Rose Lodge Hall
Prairie Rose Lodge No. 3
ACT Auxiliary
U.C.T
Hinch
Ralph Bischoff
Ralph Furd
George Hook
Kathryn Johnson
George Stafford
Leonard Egge
Don Carr
Egge
Dakota Avenue South
G. J. Steinert
Carl Thurston
Henry Huessner
EA. Abramson
Madame Rubinstein
Life
New York
Chicago
Minneapolis
Sherman & Moe Ngal Service Drug Store
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Lys
Sion Falls
Hampstead
England
Geyerman
Penney’s Coat Club
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