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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1943
Page
12
Omaha dispatch reports the Army commands urging inductees and service members in a nine state area to study the Dependents Allowance Act of 1842. The goal is to help soldiers and their dependents receive monthly allotments, with Class A including spouses and children and Class B covering parents, siblings, and grandparents.
Plans are finished for the 1948 Red Cross membership and war fund drive in Tulare. A group of women from four townships and towns attended a county meeting in Bedfield and received final instructions and supplies from Rev J E Robinson, county war fund chairman. Names of volunteer workers and township assignments are listed, with Mrs O W Schultze as chairman.
Ten years ago this column recalls Mrs Ed Bidel kamp hosting a surprise sixth birthday party for Ed Jr and a theater outing for guests. It notes bridge scores and social gatherings, with references to Mrs H H Geiger and Mrs Ralph Knight, Mrs Georgia Krause, and Mrs E RSchlichting. It also mentions Mrs John McMahon and Mrs C W Lennon as out of town guests and a party for Mrs Geiger.
Hitchcock Mar 4 Special report notes Alex Gross hosted the Kil re Bridge Club Monday evening. Two tables played. high score prize won by Mrs. rank Schroeder and traveling prize by Alicia Noble. Next meeting at Mrs Mae Van oorhis home. Mrs Gross served as host. guests included Alida Noble.
South Dakota Governor Sharpe said he was advised by Senator Mundt that Madame Chiang Kai-shek, wife of Chiang Kai-shek, may reconsider the invitation to speak at Mount Rushmore. She had previously declined due to a full schedule, but Mundt indicated she might extend her stay and possibly accept. Governor Sharpe designated A. B. Cahallan to attend the Midcontinent Research Conference in his stead.
Nels Olsen son of Mr and Mrs Jens Olsen and Dale Longstad, Brookings State College student, left for examinations and induction at Fort Snelling with the selectees on Monday.
Richard Stanley, stationed at a Texas camp, was home on furlough to visit his wife and child at the Fred Bicknese home in Frankfort.
A conference in Minneapolis Saturday will gather leaders from four states and three Canadian provinces plus 12 organizations to discuss postwar developments. The Midcontinent Research Center will host with major topics including agriculture forestry minerals power transportation and human resources. Sam Gale of the Minneapolis Civic and Commercial Association chairs the conference planning committee. Governors and state representatives are expected to participate.
The text notes constraints on manufacturing during war, listing items like automobiles radios vacuum cleaners washing machines and refrigerators as impractical to build, while emphasizing the need to focus on available resources and maintain defense by not producing planes anti aircraft guns tanks or cartridges.
W J Patterson of Sas Wan and William Ro bert plan to attend the conference, with intentions to participate and observe proceedings as announced in the brief note.
Frankfort reports a WSCS regular meeting set for March 10. A program will be presented and lunch served at five o'clock.
Enoch Lindquist, a director of Farmers and Merchants Bank, was killed in a two car crash south of Willow Lake Wednesday. Details from Midland National Life Insurance and local reports are unavailable at this time. Dr Truman Bry is mentioned in connection with the incident.
A fragment notes an ant veterinarian and a driver from a collision, with minor injuries. It mentions Mr Lindquist, linked to Twin Brooks and Mil bank associations, and notes he was a former Watertown school board member, in the period before arriving in Watertown in 1928.
Mrs. Grave Franz hosted Thursday afternoon gatherings of the Neighborhood Circle at Frankfort, with attendees sharing neighborhood news and plans for upcoming events.
A letter of thanks was set for donations of money and clothing to the Sioux Falls Children's Home. Mrs. Franz served lunch to the 29 members present.
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