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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1943
Page
10
In the Mattison cottage I wait for him while Derek Grady’s hidden wallet lingers in a niche. Kathy arrives frightened as Margaret breaks under hysteria and a doctor administers a sedative, setting up further tension as the narrator contends with shifting loyalties and unresolved questions.
Miss Ora Sloat of De Smet county home agent led a demonstration at township hall in Manchester on Wednesday afternoon. The session covered canning, curing and freezing fruits and vegetables with Miss Luella Larson of Lake Preston assisting as a Brookings home economies junior.
WESSINGTON June 17 Special Word has been received of the death by fire of four small children of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Morgan of Pequot Lake Minnesota. Mrs. Morgan formerly Mabel Hiles of Wessington and her husband were in the barn when the fire occurred which destroyed their home. The children were Marlyn ning Betty May seven Janet three and Harold one year. One child was found dead in bed indicating smoke suffocation. Bodies of the others were found near their beds. Horse chestnuts get their name from ancient Turks who used them as a drug for sick horses.
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An institute for pediatric dentistry sponsored by the South Dakota State Board of Health will meet in Huron next Tuesday. Lecturers will be Dr. Donald Dostal and Dr. Arild Hansen of the University of Minnesota. Institutes also occur in Aberdeen Rapid City Yankton and Sioux Falls on June 21 22 23 25 and 26 with sessions at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel from 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m.
Boston reports the American Newspaper Guild unanimously praised Elmer Davis, head of the Office of War Information, as a strong guarantee of free press in wartime. The convention rejected attacks by Senators Bridges and Dewey Short, who accused Davis of propaganda aims and suppressing industry voices. Davis urged focus on wartime production leadership rather than Washington bickering.
A courtesy to Miss Ouida Moulton hosts Letha Costain and Esther Christensen entertained 20 guests at a lawn party. Mrs. T. J. Nulk hosted friends to compliment Mrs. Beryl Kinkead-Stratton whose July marriage to F A Roberts of Aberdeen is planned. Lloyd Mellvaine and Loma Meyers wed at the bride's parents' home. Mrs. Paddleford and Lucille Paddleford hosted an evening bridge with prizes to Mrs. F J Webber Mrs D Greene and Mrs John Redmond. Mrs. H K Anderson gave a dinner for Mrs W N Pierce recently married. A group of 125 relatives and friends gathered at the Mayer farm to surprise them on their silver wedding anniversary.
South Pacific force headquarters announced that 1,337 Japanese planes have been destroyed in the theater since July 31. It did not disclose American losses, but noted U S planes were far fewer, with fighters credited for about 900 enemy kills.
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