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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1942
Page
11
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Vernon Hergquist and LeRoy Gas Batgne appear on the agenda with small sums noted as erroneous assessments. The board approves multiple bills including American Road Builders Association and Am erican La France Formite Corp, and rejects a DIR for W. J. Lawson. A liquor license is approved for Johi ee Heese before adjournment. Caribbean Crisis continues with a dramatic onboard incident to be continued.
The Bryant department held its annual meeting on Tuesday evening with election of officers and other business. Memorial Day exercises were held at City Hall and veterans graves decorated. Neighborhood residents attended sales, visits, moves, and family gatherings including arrangements by Mrs Florence Balten and Mrs H Sneiderman of Willow Lake. Locals including the Richardson family from Hayti, Gadsen family, Rosenow, Melcher, Finley, and Petry are noted with Memorial Day plans and visits.
A string of visits and homecomings fills weekend activity across towns. Kenneth York and family relocate to Edgemont while relatives from Sheffield and Marietta join Memorial Day gatherings. Alongside, households report storm damage near Huron and numerous local visits to Alpena, Willow Lake, and Watertown with travelers to Madison and Pierre for work or family gatherings.
Bismarck guests, Mitchell graduation trip, summer departures from Wessington and St Lawrence, visits in Wellington and Pier r e facilities. Families travel for events, teachers plan summer school, and local officials shift work with new postings at Lions Falls and Wolf Creek. Principal Lovelace resigns Lennox post to teach in Wolf Creek Montana.
In town for Decoration Day weekend were Mr and Mrs Claire Warner and Joan Kay, LaMoyne Warner and their small son, all from Burlington Ta, visiting at the home of Mrs.
Earl Warner notes Mrs. Mable Patterson of Watertown visiting her mother Mrs. Charles Oblson and Miss Hazel Fouberg of Chamberlain visiting her parents over Decoration Day. Families traveling for Memorial Day include Mr. and Mrs. Walt Starr and others dining at Roy Rhodes home in Woonsocket, and Kenneth Gebhart with Keith visiting his sister in Sioux City. Sisters and sisters-in-law of Mrs. Tom Fouberg gathered at her home to celebrate her birthday with Mrs. T. Sather and Mrs. S. A. Gere among those present.
Mrs Regina Hedrick of Letcher visits nephew Lester Valder and wife at Mrs J P Fehlman home. Ivan Fehlman and family visit cousin Lester Valder. Visitors attend Memorial program and cemetery decorations. Various local residents attend parties, graduations, and defense projects. numerous travels to Pierre, Watertown, Brookings, and Spearfish noted.
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