Thursday Social and Club Meeting Notices
Local social organizations announce Thursday gatherings at various addresses including 798 Tenth Street Southwest and 7 Montana Avenue Southwest. Activities listed include dessert luncheons, slogan preparation, Red Cross work, and Bible or lodge meetings with times from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Several groups plan hostesses and specific rooms or halls for events.
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W. Fish
Tenth Street Southwest
Chester Williams
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
E. G. Schmidt
Montana Aveenue Southwest
M. E. Blue
Colorado Avenue
Thadall
Tllinois Avenue
Loyal Order of Moose
Phureday
Wheeler
Independent Order of Labor
Farmer’s Assembly
Beadle County
Community Serv Center
Wisconsin
Star
Rainbow Lodge
L. A
R. T
Labor Temple
Royal Neighbors of America
Royal
American Lutheran Ladies Aid Sill
Esther
Pat Dermindy
Dahl
Martha
George Lusk
Arnold Nelson
Mary
Walter Kettleson
EH. Lien
Rachael
E. Giziewski
Sears
Ruth
L. J. Avery
Schramm
Third Street
McCune
Glenn Hebrew
Homecraft Extension Club
C. C. Lee
Nebraska Avenue
Friendly Circle
The
Methodist Church
John Crawford
Utah Avenue
Fenfier
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
W. C. Peterson
Tinois
Avernue
Lakatsh Commandery
K. T
Malta
Trinity Guild
Local Social News and Weddings in Pierre Area
Friday events postponed to Wednesday due to high school musical. Mrs. Floyd Jones hosts a two oclock dessert luncheon with guests including Mrs. Kiel and Miss Kiel. Whist prizes awarded to Mrs. Ott Erickson, Mrs. Howard Thatcher, and a draw prize to Mrs. Orville Howard. Next meeting at 1219 Illinois Avenue Southwest on April 8. Fern Wiedenman marries James Doyle in Huntington Nebraska. Fern, from Blunt, previously worked in Pierre and Mitchell. George Green Tea hosted by ACE group with talks on elementary art education and a musical solo by Mary Walker. Farewell party for Archie Renshaw before Panama Canal project. Nelson and Wehr marriage performed in Huron with families present. Housewarming for William and 1010 Illinois Avenue Southwest residents with friends presenting a lace tablecloth.
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J. F. F. Club
Floyd Jones
C. Kiel
Sdinia Kiel
Kenneth Bloom Failng
Ott Erickson
Howard ‘Thatcher
Orville Howard
M Howard
Iinois Avenue
Fern Wiedenman
Blunt Blunt
George Weidenman
Fern
James Doyie
Pierre
Huntington
Neb
Blant
Onida High School
Chillicothe Business College
Social Security Department
Mitchell
James Doyle
Army
Louisiana
George Green
Association For Childhood Education
George ©. Green
Texa
Mary Walker
Marjorie Walker
J. S. Tschetter
Kuti Home
William Kitt
Ilinois Avenue
Kutil
Mesdames
A. G. Feick
Carroll
Idle Hour Club Hosts Cards And Guests In Johnson Area
Village social notes describe Idle Hour Club meeting at Mrs Rachael Johnston home with three guests Mrs Hileh Johnston Mrs Esther Cole and Mrs Elsie Miller. Prizes awarded to Mrs Agnes Beasley and Oral Holt. Elsie Miller wins all cut. Luncheon honors Mrs Pearle Olson before upcoming assembly events. Scissors Band entertains at Mrs L H Gordon home with four prize winners and an all cut tie. Bridgette Club and Dilley farewell shower noted with bridge prizes and gifts.
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Johnston
Idle Hour Club
Rachael Johnston
Agnes Beasley
Oral Holt
Elsie Miller
Hileh Johnston
Esther Cole
Alfred Peterson
Fourth and
Simmons Avenue
Jesse Secrey
Assembly
Pearle Olson
Dell Rapids
Olson
Rebekah District No. 9
W. Rowland
Gary
FE. O. O. F. Lodge
Grand Lodge
Henry Grimm
Yankton
G. G. Reynolds
Huron Rebekahs
Scissors Band
L. H. Gordon
Sarah Rand
Mattie Evans
William Hoyer
Anna Beck
Luis Mallun
Hoyer
Bernard Nelson
Weather summary for Huron and vicinity turns cloudy
Partly cloudy tonight with increasing cloudiness on Thursday and little temperature change. Temperature readings show highs around the upper 30s to mid 40s across nearby stations. Data includes current and past values, sunrise and sunset times, and notes on observers.
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Huron
South Dakota
Towa
Minnesota
YW Campaign Begins March 24 for 2000 Dollar Fund Drive
The YWCA opens its annual fund drive March 24 seeking a 2000 dollar budget increase to expand building use and cover ongoing maintenance. Harriet Carm, secretary, notes the higher budget funds painting and repairs and keeps the center open mornings amid rising demand for youth programs. A final briefing Saturday will set last minute solicitation plans.
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WCA
Canva
Harriet Carm
Carson
Herbert G. Titt
Bert York
Geo. Adams
Wm. Nielsen
J. J. Pyle
Ed. Wilson
A. J. Laing
C. N. Ball
F. D. Kinvon
Anna Hixson
Wood Holds Favor in Long Railroad Tie Patent Series
More than 2,500 patents have been granted for non-yielding railroad ties in the past 50 years, yet railroad traffic still relies on a wooden foundation. Weather and roads context appears as a minor note in the report.
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Wood
Wooren
Card Of Thanks After Bereavement Acknowledgment
We thank friends for kindness sympathy and flowers during our loss. Dah], Mrs. Macha Fetherhurt Marie Fetherhurt Mr and Mrs B I Deht Mr and Mrs Bert Dah express appreciation for support received.
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Awa Dah
Macha-Fetherhurt
Marie Fetherhurt
B. I. Deht
Bert Dah
War clash continues as U S vows to risk ships
A U S spokesman warned that American ships would expose themselves to attack and sinking to break the Axis blockade of England. London endured its longest overnight air alarm since a December attack, with sirens after 11 p m and the all clear at dawn. Many homes were demolished and numerous people were trapped. At Hull, rescuers faced tool shortages hampering efforts.
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United States
England
London
Somme
Hull
Elaw
Matinee Thursday For H. S. Musical
The Senior High School music department presents Memories of Old Vienna this Friday March 21 with staff from lighting to makeup and stage scenes. Key designers include Charles Steuerwald Dwain Hook and Jack Wright plus Armin Arndt directing scenery and Kathryn Ball Florence Sether and Peggy Hall handling publicity. A 4 PM matinee for children is set for Thursday with a Friday evening show for general admission.
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Vienna
Charles Steuerwald
Dwain Hook
Jack Wright
James Esheiman
Huron Theale
Grant Goodlander
Armin Arndt
Kathryn Ball
Florence Sether
Peggy Hall
Dorothea Dunbar
Ralph Roy
Dana Brown
Wava Larsen
LeRoy Haberman
LeRoy
Duane Smith
Helen Buenanan
C. D. Dunhar
J. Lang
British Aid Debate Signals Return to Cuts
In a House session Jeon urged sending the aid measure to the appropriations committee with a cut of 4095,000,000,000¢ to show resolve. Lambertson warned that Roosevelt's $7,000,000,000 fund was a precursor to larger aid, framed as a step toward sending U.S. troops. The debate pressed senators toward broad funding.
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Jeon
House
Appropriations Committee
Lambertson
Roosevel
Ois Onimion
Congress
Lawmakers Clash As Budget Vote Faces Empty House
Rep. Dirksen backs the appropriation while criticizing war hopes, Rep. Knutson predicts war within 60 to 90 days, and Rep. Tinkham denounces the move as a bid for dictatorship. A quorum call showed only 114 present, with 40 on the floor and 16 at adjournment, highlighting an unusually sparse session.
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Rep
Dirksen
Ilinois
United States
Knutson
Minnesota
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Bender
Ohio
Woodrum
Virginia
Mackenzie Foresees U-boat Drive Near U S Coasts
The column warns that German submarines may intensify attacks near American waters as war risks rise if American ships operate under their own flag. It recalls earlier submarine activity in U S waters and notes renewed German bombing of British ports.
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Atlantic
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