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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1943
Page
5
Judge Boyd M. Benson granted a divorce to Grace Kauff of Spink County from Jacob M. Kauff of Beadle County this week. The couple, married Sept. 15, 1921 in Huron, had five children and cited cruel and inhuman treatment.
FBI officials announced interviews for clerical positions targeted at American women ages 16 to 40 with high school education. Interviews will run Tuesday from 9 to 8 p.m. in the Marvin Hughitt hotel lobby in Washington DC, led by Police Chief Harvey Huntley and W Hanni, FBI Dakota division head, following a law enforcement conference at 2 p.m. as part of national defense mobilization.
Society notices list Friday meetings for Royal Neighbors of America at 8 p.m., Grace Episcopal Men's Club lunch and program, W R C gathering, Huron Chess and Checker Club at Odd Fellows rooms, Sunday B of L F and E and Division 213 B of L E at Labor Temple. Fortnightly Club met with Mrs. Smogard, guest reviews and future host Miss Gertrude Nuil. Willing Workers Study Club hosted by Mrs. Ostrander with readings on Navajo Indians and quotes. guests Mrs. Dempster and Mrs. Wilhelm attend.
Telephone 751. Club members and Mrs Hughes assisted the hostess at lunch. The Willing Workers and Good Will Clubs held a card party to honor Mr and Mrs Leonard Brandmire on their silver wedding anniversary. Cards at six tables yielded prizes to Mrs Roger Garlick and C L Ostrander. A silver tray was given alongside gifts and refreshments closed the evening.
Mrs. Marvin Anderson attended her husband’s graduation from a 16 week gunner mates course at the U S Naval Training Station Great Lakes. He faces eight weeks of advanced training in Norfolk before destroyer duty. Clyde Cotton earned corporal rank on Feb 1, stationed at Hendrick Field Florida with Forest Weather Squad. set for ten day furlough starting March 9. Milford Seeman promoted to technical sergeant at Camp Hood Texas. C Irvin Kruram to Minneapolis for economic development meetings. Civil Service stenographic jobs pay 165 dollars monthly. Northwest College of Commerce spring quarter starts March 8. Three brief items mention new addresses and relocations.
The article notes that proposed changes in unemployment contribution rates will be discussed with employers taking part in the unemployment compensation program in a forthcoming meeting.
At 10 a.m. Saturday a gathering will occur in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. Contributing employers and their representatives, plus representatives of the Greater South Dakota Association, are invited by A. L. Albert, chairman of the unemployment compensation commission of South Dakota.
Beadle County transfers show farms and mortgaged parcels changing hands. The Farm and Mechanics Savings Bank of Minneapolis sells or loans land to Mitchell and Comfrey buyers in 5 percent notes, with crop rents remaining to vendors. several transfers involve Wessington, Iroquois, Wolsey, Huron and Spartanburg noting Block and Lot designations and tract descriptions. Additional entries include Federal Land Bank and Equitable Life Assurance Society activity, with multiple parcels in 59 and 60 years, and sums ranging from 1,000 to 7,060 dollars.
In Pierre last night the Senate, packed with spectators, formed a committee of the whole to consider four proposed state songs including recordings and vocal selections. An executive session will decide the final selection. Governor Sharpe met Lieut. Gov. Miller and presented a gavel carved from Oregon wood.
The Spanish American War ship Oregon was suggested to open each chamber’s session before becoming a museum piece. During a recess led by Senator Harold O Lovre, Miller and President Pro Tem D J Tiede received war bonds of 60 and 25 dollars. Three pages were given war stamp books, and the lieutenant governor was presented with a baby’s high chair at the end.
Equitable Life Assurance Society to Mark J. Davis and several transfers to individuals including Lee A Cranston and Fred Miedema list a series of valued contracts and land parcels. County treasurers report payments for various lots and blocks in multiple additions, with sums ranging from eight to one hundred forty dollars and sixty cents.
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