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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
7
An advertisement claims an online home method can test hearing without risk. It suggests temporary hearing loss and ringing or wax buildup can be treated, noting use since 1895 and over a million packages sold. Sherman Moe Drug Store in Huron, S. D. promotes the product.
ST LAWRENCE June 11 Spe. Adolph Tyiz entered, Caughey read mission notes, plans formed to run a stand for the Farmer's Union. Picnic lunch served by Mrs Bonnie Grabow, Mrs Elsie Ford, and Mrs Fre Thompson. CLARK IN SERVICE PENSACOLA Fla Lieutenant Commander George Patsy Clark, former pro football coach, has become athletic officer at the Annapolis of the Air.
An Evening Herald report from New York on June 13 notes ongoing civil resistance in German-occupied Norway. Executions for aiding escapes, listening to foreign radio, and distributing ration aid reveal a broad struggle against Quislingism, with bishops resigning and thousands of teachers leaving the federation rather than accept Nazi control. The piece cites grim wartime conditions, concentration camps, and sentries deterring dissent, while Oslo and Norwegian figures face harsh reprisals yet persist in defiance. Norwegian losses and wartime costs, pegged at 3.9 billion crowns by Stockholm sources, underscore the heavy price of occupation.
WESSINGTON SPRINGS June 11 Special Union Vacation Bible School closes tomorrow with an open house at the grade school after two weeks of morning sessions led by Rev. Geo A Turner. Total enrollment 114 the largest in years with 54 Methodist 32 Congregational 11 Lutheran 11 Free Methodist 8 Baptist 2 Catholic. Seven Methodist teachers five Congregational three Free Methodist one Lutheran and one Baptist. Open house 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. refreshments served.
Miss Dorothy Shaw and William Parks Jr both of Blunt were married Sunday afternoon in the Methodist Church in Pierre before close friends and immediate relatives. The couple will reside in Blunt.
In a Blunt wedding announcement, Dorothy Beauty Shop owner Miss Dorothy Shaw of Medford Ore former Higre and William Parks Jr. tied the knot Mrs Shaw is daughter of Mr. and Mrs Gien Shaw. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs William Parks, is a 1940 Blunt High graduate and later studied at State College in Brookings. The couple plan to reside in Blunt as he waits to enter military service. The notice also references estate matters in Huron with hearing set for July 6 1942 regarding O Z Rutherford estate and administration letters.
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