Masonic and auxiliary meetings announced for Huron area
Wes te Wes te Stated communication of Huron Lodge No. 264 F and A M Wednesday evening at 8. Masonic play and lunch. Degree of Honor No 121 will meet Wednesday at 8 pm in Labor Temple. American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the W at 8 o'clock Wednesday. Huron Light Bearers will meet at the J W Kleinsasser home 819 Kansas Avenue Northeast Wednesday at 10 pm.
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Huron Lodge No
Degree of Honor No
Labor Temple
American Legion Auxiliary
Huron Light
J. W. Kleinsasser
Kansas Avenue Northeast
Clubs Banquet Concludes B and P W Convention
The Federated Business and Professional Women's state convention closed with a five o'clock banquet at IOOF Hall. Joyce Wilson of Hot Springs served as toastmistress. A candlelighting ceremony honored the 25th annual meeting and 25 state presidents. Denise Davey spoke, solos were sung, and Josephine Skinner connected from New York City discussed part time citizenship. Installation of state officers followed, gifts were presented, and Golf Day was scheduled for June 7 at Huron Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Business and Professional Women’s State
Joyce Wilson
Hot Springs
Miriam Jenkins
Huron
Mme
Denise Davey
Phyllis Lampe
W. M. Griffith
Martha Folley
Grace Duncan
Woonsocket
Josephine Skinner
New York City
Wilgan
Wilson
Mme. Davey
Skinner
Este Hatfield
Approaching Marriage Of Dwayne Knight And Fern Beall
Announcement notes the approaching marriage of Dwayne Knight of Thomas senior at Huron College and Fern Beall of Cavour. The double ring ceremony is set for June 20 at Richland Church in Cavour with Dr. B A Davis officiating. A WSCS tea is planned for June 8 at 2 30 p m in the Methodist dining hall. Relatives attended a Walraven family reunion at the Fair Grounds, excluding Jona serving overseas in the Coast Guard. attendees include the Grimm Nash Parelet Devo Hartley Walraven families and others.
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Announte
Dwayne Knight
Thomas
Huron College
Fern Beall
Cavour
Richland
B. A. Davis
Methodist Wscs
Methodist Church
Walraven
Fair Grounds
Jona
U. S. Coast Guard
A. F
Irelen) Grimm
Lester
Verna) Nash
Montevideo
Mina
Everett
Gladys) Parelet
Hitchcock
Set
Marvin
Evelyn) Devo
Hondo
Tex
Faul
Bessie
Marriage License Issued to Kleinsassers in Huron
City briefs note a marriage license issued to Harry J. Kleinsasser age 20 of Huron and Clara K. Kleinsasser age 19 of Carpenter with the usual home details. The item also mentions visitors, births, and local residents traveling between Huron and nearby towns, including military service connections and family news.
Newspapers May Buy Equipment Under War Production Board Rules
The War Production Board allows newspapers to purchase a reasonable amount of new machinery as replacement equipment if needed and available from manufacturers. Approvals depend on the machine being a replacement and showing need, with expansion only if it improves the replaced item. Excess demand may trigger stricter regulation.
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Washington
War Production Board
Leon A. Link
WBP
WPB
Mrs Parker to Be Buried Thursday in Wolsey
Harriet Louella Parker, 85, will be buried Thursday. The funeral starts at 1 45 at her home in Wessington and at 2 36 in the Presbyterian Church in Wolsey. She died Saturday in a Huron hospital after a short illness.
Courtney Mitchell Band Heads to Corn Palace
Nationally famous band leader Courtney Mitchell brings his young ensemble to the Corn Palace on Monday June 12 for a summer entertainment showcase. This marks the first in a series of major acts planned for the venue this season.
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del Courtney Mitchell
del ‘Courtney
Corn Palace
Corn ‘Palace
Mrs Kirby to Reside in Oklahoma With Lt Smith
Mrs. Kirby J. Smith formerly Eleanor Hall daughter of Judge and Mrs C N Hall of Huron plans to move to Muskogee Oklahoma in about two weeks while her husband Lt Smith is stationed at Camp Gruber Their marriage was held in the Congregational Church in...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby
Kirby J. Smith
Eleanor Hall
C. N. Hall
Huron
Muskogee
Okla
Lt. Smith
Camp Gruber
Congregational Church
D day and Hhour reveal the war’s hidden dates
Supreme Headquarters notes that the great secret was the timing of D-day and H-hour. Allied planners used weather, tides, and schedules far in advance to ensure landings acrosswestern Europe while Hitler’s forces faced uncertain odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Gallagher
Allied Expeditionary Force
Invasion Alert Triggers Huronite Teletype Test Run
Eleven minutes after invasion news broke in London, Huronite staff activated Associated Press teletype monitors. Jim Lowman, night test board operator, alerted editors at 2 43 a m. Teletype noise produced strings of test sentences before Eisenhower message and main story. A policeman, waitress, and taxi driver heard the invasion alert on radio but static blocked details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Huronite
Associated Press
Jim Lowman
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Tide Turned Says Allied Chief on D Day
London June 6 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower issued the order of the day to invasion troops pledging a real crusade. He urged soldiers sailors and airmen to destroy the German war machine end Nazi tyranny and secure a free world. He warned the enemy would fight savagely but noted Allied defeats of 1940 and 1941 and Allied air and home-front superiority. He expressed confidence in courage duty and skill and asked for God’s blessing on the undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
United Nations
Huron Youths to Meet Thursday on Youth Center
Huron youths are urged to attend a 7 45 p m Thursday meeting in the high school auditorium to organize a student governed youth recreation center to be housed at 322 Dakota South in a former cafe building. The group plans officer elections naming plans and activities with lease details and initial funding noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Huron
G. Funck
Huron Youth Center, Inc
Dakota South
R. B. Hill
Huron
Pershing Sees Allied Victory
General Pershing declares American troops have landed in Western Europe and join Allied forces in a war of liberation. He recalls 1917 1918 mobilization and expresses confidence that the current generation will achieve freedom for enslaved peoples alongside their Allies.
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Washington
John J. Pershing
France
Europe
Allied forces press in western France toward Cherbourg
A war column describes the Allied push into the Cotentin peninsula with Caen as a focal point. It notes German reserves inland, the aim to secure Cherbourg and train lines to Paris, and questions how long the European war will last as the battle intensifies. The piece suggests Germans may choose to quit rather than prolong the fight.
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France
Hitler
England
Cotentin
Cherbourg
Caen
Paris
Seckmany
Spatari Radio Code Named A Universal Music Language
A universal language based on the seven notes of the musical scale replaces traditional grammar and vocabulary with a pitch based system. The concept, dubbed the Spatari Radio Code, envisions clear cross cultural communication through music.
Birth During Invasion Dawn in Huron News
A soldier’s wife in England gave birth to daughter Patricia Suzanne Hughes in Huron at 4 53 a m as Allied invasion began. Father Pfc Charles Hughes, Cincinnati born, with Fourth Cavalry, had been in England seven months. Mother Marie Poireis Hughes, Yankton South Dakota nurse, worked at a local hospital before four months ago.
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Huron
England
Pfc
Charles Hughes
Ft. Meade
S. D
Fourth Cavalry
Rapid City
Hughes
Patricia Suzanne
Patricia
Saint Patrick
Britain
France
Suzanne
Susanna
Funeral held for E L Blanchard in St Lawrence
Funeral services were held at the Community Church for Edward Leroy Blanchard born September 11, 1866 in Huron County Ohio. He farmed in Illinois South Dakota and Minnesota before moving to St Lawrence where he ran a garage with his son Leroy. He is survived by Leroy Ruth Grewing Gertrudene ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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ST. Lawrence
Edward Leroy Blanchard
Mr. Blanchard
Huron County
Ohio
Afton
Union County
Edith Lorraine Carter
Hand County
South Dakota
Leroy
Miller
Ruth Grewing
Gertrudenee
Marshall, Minn
Robert Johnson of Faulkton Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for Robert Lowell Johnson were held Sunday in Faulkton. The 19 year old, who had been under doctor care for six months, died May 25 at Faulkton hospital. Survived by mother Mable Johnson, brother Howard of Columbia Missouri, and four sisters including Mrs W Bierman, Mrs Art Loken, Mrs W Bliss, and Fay Bierman with two nephews and three nieces.
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Robert Johnson
Faulkton
Robert Lowell Johnson
Johnson
Faulkton Hospital
Mable Johnson
Air
Howard
Columbia
W. Bierman
Art Loken
Norbeck
W. Bliss
Tampa, Fay
P. Bierman
Highmore Rebekahs Hold Memorial Service
Memorial service honoring members who died in the year was held by Pride of the West Rebekah Lodge No. 82 in the IOOF Hall. The assembly president Mary Gibson had the lodge charter draped in memory. Routine lodge business was handled and lunch was served by Mrs. A G Tagg, Mrs. Vern Tompkins and Miss Kate M Bawdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore Rebekahs
Highmore
Pride of the West Rebekah Lodge No. 82
IOOF
Assembly
Mary Gibson
A.G. Tagg
Vern Tompkins
Kate M. Bawdon
Fred Niederbaumer Of Faulkton Dies
Fred Niederbaumer aged 43 years nine months and 28 days died in Faulkton Hospital Sunday evening and was buried Wednesday Funeral services were at Wecota Lutheran Church Surviving include widow two stepsons Vernon and Duane Bartsche four brothers Ernest Martin Emil and Alvie two sisters Erma Haberling and Lillian Adelmeyer
Hold Rites For Charles Hultman
Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church for Charles W. Hultman who died at Pierre Hospital. Burial was in Wessington. Born in Stockholm Sweden July 12 1884 he came to America at age 15. He lived in Clinton Iowa Wessington Highmore and worked as a railroad section foreman. Survived by four sons Elmer Highmore Clyde Rapid City Charles Holabird and Sigvard Devils Lake two brothers and two sisters. Preceded in death by his wife and two infant daughters. A hurricane is a tropical cyclone sometimes attaining velocity of 100 miles per hour.
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Wessington
Highmore
Hultman
Mr. Bultman
Charles
Holabird
Elmer
Clyde
Rapid City
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Harry Liem
Women’s Halief Corps
Anna Troune
Women's Melief Corps
Agnes Grossenor
Fuly
United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
Fenner
Blaine Gamble
Laber Temple
WSCS
Harry J. Kleinsasser
Clara K. Kleinsasser
Carpenter
Jay Tolle
Baker, Mont
David Waldner
Ted Hegg
Eilers
Fady
Norma Jean
Richard Marsh
Brigham City
Utah
Marsh
Pacific
Mary Helen Warren
Earl Frederick
Beddows
Diana
Beddow
Dorothy Ohlsen
Iroquois
Ellis Anderson
Burbank
Calif
Lockheed
Carl Jorgenson
Marvel Anderson
Lester Holt
South Pacific
Alfred Ziebel
Donnie
Swaledale
Courtney Coming
Oklahoma
J. Smith Huron
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Standard Oil
Broom
Infantry School
Ft. Benning
Kirby Smith
Burt
Adolf Hitler
Western
Jong
Eisenhower
Moscow
Mediterranean
North Africa
Morocco
D-day
Sicily
Lrnd
Ask Huron
Pershing
Allied
MacKenzie
Sherman & Mos
E. L. Blanchard
Fred Niederbaumer
Wellington
Jane
Louis Lang
Phous
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Sera
Charles Hultman
NEW Auditorium
Redfield, S. D
Tiny Little Orchestra
Ruskin Park
Tiny Little
Jimmie Barnett
Jack Cole
Sn Somdengaar Teen Sa Suns
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Lam Ott
Ares
Warsha Hunt
Alexander Kmox
Henry Weavers
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