Social and Club News Highlights From Huron Area
Local social scene includes a Baptist Couples class picnic at 6 30 and an Adult Education Bible study at 7 30 with public invitation. Miss Winona Boughton describes Quito life and Peru Ecuador border tensions, plus mountain views and indigenous customs in South America. Noble Gantvoort and Olive Wilkins wed in Minnesota with reception details and family guest list.
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The
Baptist Church
Church of Christ Fellowship House
Winona Boughton
Quito
B. R. Boughton
Huron
Ecuador
South America
Miss Boughton
Peru
Rebecca
National Defense
Viva
Adajo
Manny
City Briefs Move of Residents and Local Notices
Mrs. Paul Coats and children left for Los Angeles with Mrs. Coats' brother Stephen Graham and Mary Hendrickson with her Rapid City destination. George Thomas heads to Council Bluffs to fetch his wife and daughter then to Huron. Mary Catherine Crawford returns from Vermilion with Phylis Leikvold. Mr. and Mrs. Shanholtz return to Colman after visiting. Mrs. C F Stewart leaves for Iowa and Chicago for a month. Dr. and Mrs. B H Kerr and son Richard visit from Minneapolis. Mrs. Chares Johnson reports her father William Mitchell died. funeral tomorrow evening at 6. Funeral out of town thereafter.
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Paul Coats
Los Angeles
Coats
Stephen Graham
Mary Hendrickson
Rapid City
R. T. Graham
Flemings
George Thomas
Council Bluffs
Vermillion
C. Shanholtz
Colman
Orval Shanholtz
Dsketa Avyenue North
C. F. Stewart
Iowa
Chicago
B. H. Kerr
Richard
Minneapolis
Kerr
C. E. Peek
Chares Johnson
Colorado Avenue Southwest
Ennor
Gakes
N. D
William Mitchell
Alpena Youth Injured in Pool Dive
Alpena reports Clifford Berg son of Mr and Mrs Harold Berg suffered a severe scalp wound when diving into shallow pool water. Lifeguards called a doctor and the boy was removed for treatment.
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Alpena
Clifford Berg
Harold Berg
Private Benny Bentsen Visits Family on Furlough
Private Benny Bentsen arrived last Friday from Camp Claiborne Louisiana to spend a week with his parents in Alpena. India paper was introduced into Europe from China about the middle of the 16th century.
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Alpena
Benny Bentsen
Camp Claiborne
India
Europe
China
100 Pilots 75 Gliders Shaping U S Gliding Status
NEA Service reports from Harris Hill Elmira July 24 that German glider teams once boosted the sport with professional crews while Americans pursued gliding as a sport. The Army now notices military uses as six officers earned gliding wings and major Dent trained at Wright Field.
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Jonathan Kilbourn
NEA Service
Harris Hill
Elmira
U.S. Army
Frederick R. Dent, Jr
Wright Field
Dayton
Elmira Area
Soating Corp
Joliet
Earmy
U.S
Ing
Wright Brothers
Edward S. Evans
U. S
William Eaton
Searing Society of America
Ralph S. Bunaby
SSA
Navy
Los Angeles
Earl Southee Day Highlights Gliding For War Value
Earl Southee urged the U S to view gliding beyond sport as a military adjunct and rail at a future air corps for troop and cargo gliders. Major Dent reported arrival of the army s first glider and plans for TG trainer gliders with potential 1943 glider corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl BR. Southee
CAA
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Harris Hill
Earl Southee
U. S
ARMY
U. 5
Dent
Schweizer
Frankfort
Mich
Sailplane Corp
Crete
Elmira
U.S
Joliet
Sun Valley
Idaho
Arvin
Calif
Donald Connolly
Civil Aeronautiics
Duke Of Kent To Visit Canada
The Duke of Kent will visit Canada to inspect air training schools turning out airmen for Great Britain. Prime Minister W. L. Mackenzie King’s office announced the trip last night and said no further details would be released until he arrives in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orinada
Ont
Duke of Kent
King George VI
Canada
Great Britain
W. L. MacKenzie
King
Duckling with Two Foster Parents Surprises Wallace
A Wallace home reports a duckling hatched by a hen is being raised by a mother cat and its six kittens, an unusual parenting arrangement. The duckling appears to get along well with the feline family. In Orient, rainfall of .45 inch was recorded last week. crop conditions are good and harvest is underway. The 1940 census lists Alabama population at 2,830,285, up from 2,646,248 in 1930.
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Arninghield
Wallace Maarsingh
Orient
Peavey
Alabama
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Gantvoort
Minnesota
New
Olive Wilkins
Elmer Willans
Estherville
Noble C. Gantvoort
S. D
Eunice Gantvoort
Minnesota Street
Congregational Church
Chauncey Blossom
Warner
Kirlen
Alvert Held
Warner Kirlin
Paul Fuller
Hze
Elmer Wilkins
Eunice Gantvoert
New Ulm
Royce
G. 5. Folger
Baldwin
Wis
N. C
Colege
Lemmon High School
Lemmon
Huron College
University of Iowa
Bangerter
Robert D. Lusk
Town Avenue Southeast
John Bangerter
Iowa City
Charles Coutts
Harald Yenabies
Brookings
Huron Country Club
Louie Lang
Willis Walker
Messrs
Rebecca Grimm
Faulkton
John Kateman
Millesville
St. Thomas Catholic Church
T. P. Coyne
Victor Boules
al Bower
St Thomas Choir
Virginia Grimm
Bill Bower
M. E. Grimm
Miss Grimm
Pierre
Fred Olson
Third Street
Sociable Club
E. W. Smith
C. H. Cotton
Sally McNelis
Plentywood
Mont
Angel
McCart
Optima Extension Club
Riverside Park
Camp Judson
Extension Club
Mary Schill
Malinda Winter
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Miss Schill
Spencer Tracy
Gene Autry
Ken Maynard
Santa Fe
Buck Jones
enUcHa
Alee Arty Artaneous
Enna
Habicht
Becauss
Sale White Shoes
Patricia Pats
Duckling
Geyerman
Imp
Mrs. Dunlap
Standard Oil Gas Station
16Th
Dakota So
General Electric
Greggersen
Electric Company
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