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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1943
Page
7
A fragment describes weekly practice at a bank post office and store. It notes a double weekly visit every Wednesday for class in these business places and mentions learning many forms to fill in during the drill.
A report notes practical training in banking basics detailing use of a journal ledgers and creating bank statements. It covers balance techniques and post office lessons on form handling and mailing. It also mentions management and wholesale department concepts.
A bundle of letters from Pvt. Robert Wei kur describes returning to work repairing Army trucks at Francis E. Warren during scarlet fever recovery, small-town updates from Ruth, and news of a plane crash. Other notes include thanks for wool gloves, a letter to Henry Hull’s parents praising philosophy and Voltaire, and reflections on training, weather, and family duties in Carolina tobacco country.
Ten years ago Mrs Lillian Lave hosted students for an afternoon oil painting tea at four thirty, and Mrs Carl Thurston held a party with four tables of bridge prizes to Mrs Roy Canes and Mrs John Bonesteel, with Mrs Glenn Burger winning the overall. The Campus Players planned Peg O My Heart, with Mary Starling and Harold Smith in lead roles and Dr E S Du Poncet improving after illness. Twenty five years ago fumigation at Washington and Lincoln schools due to measles and scarlet fever preceded a piety wedding at the Episcopal rectory for Leonard Brandmire and Thelma Flood, followed by a reception at the Brandmire home.
Claire Higgins, son of Mr and Mrs J F Higgins, is the first Huron boy to become a birdman in the World War. Private Higgins trains at an Army aviation school after ground work on the Pacific Coast. Bread remains 10 cents a loaf in Huron per Bell Steam Bakery opinion. Announcements arrive of the Orlando marriage of Beth Leora Link and Clarence Harben, daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Link now residents of Orlando.
North Dakota senate passed a postwar rehabilitation fund bill allocating one million dollars. The measure, approved unanimously in a quiet session, moves to the governor. The chamber also endorsed two dozen other bills while killing two, including a dog registration and confinement proposal.
Babb column notes British advances stalled by rain and Burma relief aims. Chennault may expand his air arm with more fighters bombers or heavy bombers from central China to Japan. The shift could boost air superiority on China battlefields and support defense in critical months. PARM SALE DRAWS LARGE CROWD. Wellington reports a farm sale by A C and Joe Raddy drawing a big turnout, Magness Brothers of Miller auctioneers.
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