Community Groups and Local Notices from Huron Area
Huron lodge and club events listed with meetings and programs. Literary Coterie reviewed Angel Moon and Her Son Rolland Hayes. Elizabeth Whorton enlists in the Women's Army Corps. Mandy Ann Extension Club held March meeting with topics on baby care nutrition conservation and wartime children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred ‘Thompson
Angel Mo
Rolland’ Hayes
Helm
Fannie Davis
Elizabeth Whorton
Huron
Javis Air-Wac
Phoenix
Ariz
Elizabeth A. Whorton
W. F. R. Whorton
Women's Army Corps
Army Air Forces
Pvt
Whorton
Tucson
Air Corps
Happy Hour Club Holds Regular Meeting and New Members
Thirteen members attended the Happy Hour Club meeting at Mrs. CG Jaquette's home. Two new members joined, Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs. Minnie Crown. Prizes went to Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Carl Daum. The group will meet again at Mrs. Milburn's home on Wednesday. The Good Will and Willing Workers Clubs hosted a card party on Friday evening, March 17 with four tables of cards and prizes to Mrs. James Caldow and Leo Arteman. Refreshments were provided by the committee. Mrs. R. C. Hughes will host the Willing Workers Study Club on Tuesday afternoon, March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Club
CG. ‘Hl Jaquette
Charles Brown
Minmi¢ Crown
Brown
Carl Daum
Milburn
Good Will and
Willing Workers Clubs
James Caldow
Leo Arteman
R. C. Hughes
Willing Workers
City Briefs Highlight Local Deployments and Events
Local notes report Sgt Harold Huddleston and family visiting relatives on Simmons and Utah avenues while awaiting transfer to Dalhart Texas. Also: Huron College Campus Players present Papa Is All at 8:15 p.m. tonight. several service members and relatives visit, prepare moves, or marry. New births and license news included among weekly briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Huddleston
Markey
Alva Huddleston
Simmons Avenue
Earl Kenny
Utah Avenue
Huddleston
Kissimmee
Fla
Dalhart
Tex
Huron College
Papa
Jady
Earl Pellant
Custer
J. Pellant
Leland Pellant
North Carolina
Eugene Marks
Milwaukee
Pellant
Sioux Falls
Kiel Bros., Inc
Harlyn Hedblorn
Navy
Iowa City
Huron
H. H. Hedblom
Grosse Ile
Mich
Geyerman’s. L
Adv
Malvin Andersen
Washington, D. C
Ginnery School
Andersen
Siouxx Falls
Jo Andersen
Eilers’ Farriers
Ruth Lowrie
State College
Brookings
J. R Lowrie
Fourth Street
Ardis
Vera Jones
Chicago
Zanesville
Erven F. Bittner
Oliver
Bertha Diede
Marion W. Barton
Ft. Leonard Wood Mo
University of South Dakota
Barton
Alyce Madden
Vermillion
Eilers’ Furriers
Lowell van Pelt
Betty Jean
Naval Aviation
Orion V. Montgomery
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Washall
Eugene “Murphy
Wessington
Beverly Ravenscroft
Wayland
Fyt
Marie
D. Jones
Des Moines
Goamai
Birth of Joan Kay Bonilla at local hospital
A daughter named Joan Kay Bonilla was born at 1 57 Saturday morning in a local hospital weighing six pounds two ounces. The newborn arrived during the early hours of March 18 and the family announced the birth.
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Ter
Bonilla
Joan Kay
WAC Recruiting Tonight Interviewing Applicants In Sioux Falls
Lt Rose L Ses Tito and Sgt Betty Seege announce WAC recruiting tonight in Room No 1 at the post office building. Applicants aged 20 to 50 may interview with or without special skills. Accepted recruits can select a camp and job within the Seventh Service Command covering nine states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAC
Rose.l. Sestito
Betty. Seege
Sioux Falls
Seventh Service Command
Ice Jam Floods Miles City Area
Miles City faced a major flood along the Yellowstone River on March 21. Nearly 2,000 residents were displaced as a one-mile square residential area flooded, with about 150 homes submerged. The river rose to 19.3 feet, 3.3 feet over flood stage, forming a lake over a mile wide. No deaths or injuries were reported. Evacuations occurred by boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Mont
Yellowstone
Four More Petitions Filed By Candidates
Four more petitions were filed Monday with the secretary of state by candidates from joint districts for state offices. Elmer C. Graves of Raymond seeks the Republican nomination for 57th district representative. Donald W. Beaty of Vermillion runs for senator to succeed himself from Clay and Union. Harry W. Nelson of Britton seeks renomination for senator from day and Marshall. Ernest H. Noteboom of Selby runs for senator from Faulk, Potter and Walworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisk
Secretary of State
Elmer C. Graves
Raymond
Clark and Spink
H.H. Motley
Donald W. Beaty
Vermillion
Clay and
Union
Harry W. Nelson
Britton
Day and
Marshall
Ernest. H. Noteboom
Selby
Faulk
Potter and
Walworth
William. J. Jacobs
Paulkton
Huron Donates Fur Vests To United States Project
Huron residents donate used furs to the Fur Vest Project aiding the United States time Commission and other groups. Mrs GM Prelps Coretta Smith and Mrs Dorothy Fenner ship furs from Huron to Furviers today for sew or distribution to seamen and related recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Fur West Project
Prelps
Coretta’ Smith
Dorothy Fenner
Bilers
Furviers
United ‘States
Vesuvius Eruption Swallows Villages in March Break
Reports from Naples say Mount Vesuvius erupting with lava flowing at 40 miles an hour buried San Sebastiano Massa di Somma and threatened Cercola. Evacuations completed for Cercola and nearby towns while the eruption, the worst since 1872, caused extensive property loss and orchard destruction with no reported casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Vesuvius
San Sebastiano
Massa. di Somma
Cercola
San” Sebastiano
U.S. Army
Pompei
Rome
Coyotes and Foxes Kill Over Million Dollars in Livestock
Sioux Falls report shows 1943 losses by coyotes and foxes in South Dakota valued over 1 million dollars. Lambs suffered about 58,000 head losses worth over 400,000. sheep 42,900 head valued at 396,000. chickens 183,000 head near 120,000. calves 4,000 head at 96,000. West river areas hit hardest. increases blamed on pests. Potential meat would amount to 8 million pounds if matured, with ration points nearly equal to city population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Federal
West River
Kadlecek Elected ACT Head and UCT Councilor
I E Kadlecek was elected senior councilor at the last U C T meeting. Other officers elected include IR Wiley junior councilor L L Trotter past senior councilor E B Raschke conductor George Chitty page Dr R P Bethke sentinel R E Weidauer chaplain Dr R A Buchanan and W H Warren executive board. Delegates named to attend the grand council in Aberdeen in June are Kadlecek A N Hoy and F Hatfield with alternates Trotter R E Bischof and F Spareo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. KadleeckIs
ACT
Kadleeck
U.C.T
IR. Wiley
L. L. Trotter
E. B. Raschke
George Chitty
Page
R. P. Bethke
Sentinel
RE. Weidauer
R. A. Buchanan
W. H. Warren
Aberdeen
Kadlecek
A. N. Hoy
F. Hatfield
Mr. Trotter
R. E. Bischof
F. Spareo
Lake Preston PTA hears State College dean on Russia and postwar world
Miss Vivian Volstorff dean of women at State College will address the Lake Preston PTA on Wednesday March 22. The talk titled Russia and the Postwar World will be followed by musical selections from Lake Preston High School groups.
Mackenzie reports on Hitler’s weakened Wehrmacht on front
Mackenzie argues Hitler’s army is exhausted on the Russian front after heavy losses. He contends the Nazi power hinges on a strong army, but the Wehrmacht has been stripped of reserves and faces a decisive Muscovite onslaught, shaping a dire outlook for the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Wehrmacht
Kellogg's All-Bran touted for constipation relief
A sobering testimonial promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle regulating food rather than a purgative. It claims the cereal aids natural elimination by nourishing colonic flora and recommends regular consumption with water. The letter urges readers to insist on genuine All-Bran from Kellogg's Battle Creek plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Foutie
Englewood Ave
BuFalo
N. Y
Kellogg's
Battie Creek
Europe Bare as Old Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard
The piece argues Nazi resources are exhausted as Luftwaffe and German industries crumble under Allied bombing. It notes Hitler's delay tactics and questions when invasion of the Reich will begin, citing Pravda’s claim of looming German chaos and urging coordinated eastern, western, and southern blows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Luftwaffe
England
Hitler
Europe
Reich
Germany
Pravda
Moscow
Western
Penetro cold misery relief advertised for relief of aches
An old time advertisement promotes Penetro cold misery cover with warm vapor to ease muscular and nasal discomfort. The product is described as a modern medication in a base containing mutton suet with a price of 2 shillings and a double supply for 35e, claimed to warm like plaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Invasion Timing Debate in War Column
A columnist argues the timing of Western Europe invasion should be known before guessing the war’s length, stressing urgency for accurate forecasts and strategic planning amid ongoing Allied operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
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Evelyn Hartragel
Huron Lodge
Y.W.C.A
Mandy Ann Extension Club
Charles Robeson
M. D. Mycue
Paul Safford
Gerald Thompson
MacKenzie
Kelloge
Ori
Ludwig Donath
Gale Sondergaard
George Dolenz
Fritz Kortner
Murwig Stossel
William Trenk
Tomite
Frank Shatre
Highse
Chet
Jooon
Wayne
Scott Con Ae
Igher
Fenweve
Lydia Pink- Ban
Cheragy
Plinkham
Lydia Pimkham
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