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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1942
Page
7
Society notes report P E O Chapter AN meeting Monday at 1 30 PM with hostess Mrs C K Walker and Mrs Rey Tredway assisting. Delegates Mrs H M Jerce and Mrs W J Matson presented convention reports. Emma Kucera hosted Thursday Birthday Club at her daughter's home with twenty members including Mrs Lynn Carter Mrs Dorothy Clemens and Mrs Paul El joining.
The meeting of Chapter F P E O was hosted at Mrs Karl Lampe's home with Mrs A K Gardner and Mrs Dick Haney as assistant hostesses. A program on geography lessons by Robert D Lusk followed a one thirty luncheon. Door prize went to Mrs Mabel Clemens and gifts of defense stamps were given to Mabel Clemens and Mrs Emma Kucera. The next gathering will be with Mrs Laura Anderson at 574 Tinois Avenue Northwest.
City Engineer H M Pierce was elected president of the Huron Lions Club at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel meeting Tuesday noon. Officers include T J Cocking secretary treasurer W M Griffith first vice president T E O'Brien second vice president A Ericson third vice president Rev Earl C Longfellow lion tamer Dr C A Towne tail twister and E M Nottestad Harvey R Huntley as directors. Officers take office July 1 and the club plans an annual ring flower show starting in 1943.
ISSUES COMMISSIONS PIERRE June 3 (4) Commissions in the forestry protective service of the South Dakota state guard have been issued by Governor Bushfield to Gale B. Wyman Drad wood Ivan V. Flaharty Spearfish and Byron B. Hall Rowbaix all as first lieutenants in the Headquarters Company at Deadwood and to Harry D. Strous Custer captain of Company B.
John Harrymore’s probate filing shows a modest estate of ten thousand dollars cash and personal property to be divided among his three children Diana Barrymore John Blyth Barrymore and Ethel Dolores Barrymore. Funeral services were held at Calgary Cemetery Chapel amid a large crowd of fans and photographers.
State Chairman Glenn Martens said a Republican picnic is planned for Sunday evening in Pierre. Joseph W. Martin Jr. will address a mass meeting before the South Dakota state convention opens Monday. Martin arrives Saturday for the supper picnic and 200 delegates are expected. He will speak to the South Dakota Young Republican executive committee Monday morning and deliver the keynote at about 10 a.m.
Tom Stidham, Marquette football coach, now takes orders from Joe Kinsey, a guard on the 1941 team. Kinsey serves as air raid warden in charge of the building housing the athletic office.
Louis P. Lochner, returning from five months in German custody, reports Adolf Hitler shows signs of weakening as mass support erodes. He cites a weakened grasp on public sentiment after the April 26 Reichstag speech and notes German hotel staff and refugees express fatigue with wartime hardship. Lochner observes Hitler surrounded by confidants filtering reality, growing aloof from the masses and losing the spontaneous enthusiasm of early regime years.
Normal operations resumed at the Dodge truck plant in Detroit after a 700 man protest over transferring 20 Black workers to war work. Dodge Truck Local 140 members objected, but the internat ional UAW ordered acceptance, deeming discrimination and strikes unlawful.
Funeral services for Frederick V. Belau were conducted at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Rockham with Rev. Earl F. Kurtz of Redfield presiding. Belau, a farmer and practical veterinarian aged 64, died from injuries in a car accident. Born in Le Mars in 1879, he moved to South Dakota in 1894 and settled near Miranda then Rockham. He married Catherine Schmidt in 1902. they had son Donald who remains on the homestead. Belau was a Redfield Masonic Lodge member and belonged to the A. U. W. moving final details to Rockham.
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