Edna Carter and Melvin Schmidt Marriage Announced
The marriage of Edna Carter of Garden City to Melvin Schmidt of Willow Lake took place March 2 at Ey Lutheran Church with Rev W H Zickuhr officiating. Attendants Mary Stafford and Menno Schmidt. couple to reside near Willow Lake after a southern state trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Carter
Melvin Schmidt
Willow Lake
W. R.carter
Garden City
H. J. Schmidt
Ey.’ Lutheran Church
W.H. Zickuhr
Mary Stafford
Menno Schmidt
Broom
Cayele
Willove Lake High School
Willow Lake Implement Company
State College At
Brookings
Clifford Seefeldt
LeRoy. Watline
de Smitt
Bancroft
Mrs Sprang Hosts St Patrick Day Gathering at Home
Mrs George Sprang entertained guests at her home for St Patrick's Day with a luncheon and anniversary gifts for Mrs Albert Reinartz and a birthday gift for another guest. The event featured Sir Patrick's decorations and assistance from Mrs Helen Goodsell. Hebakah Lodge met Tuesday with Mrs Floyd Martin presiding. candidates were balloted, initiation set for April 4, and a bingo session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George” Sprang
Patrick's Day
Sprang
Albert Reinartz
Patrick
Helen Goodsell
Hebakah Lodge
Colfax Rebekah Lodge No. 9
Floyd
Martin
Noble Grand
Huron Boy Scout Paper Drive Sets April 15
Huron Boy Scouts schedule the next paper salvage drive for April 15 with collection at curbs early morning. Scout Commissioner Charles Atkinson notes last drive yielded 28 tons and aims to surpass that, keeping 30 pound bundles securely tied for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles “Atsinson
Atkinson
Daughter Born at Baldwin Hospital Barbara Ann Belan
Mr and Mrs Donald Belan of JRockham celebrate the birth of their daughter at Baldwin Hospital on March 28. The baby weighs eight pounds seven ounces and has been named Barbara Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Donald Belan
Jrockham
Marchi
Baldwin Hospital
Barbara Ann
Return From Cities On A Business Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moldenhauer returned this morning from a business trip to the Twin Cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moldenhauer
The
Twin
Chickens Egg Output Up Across South Dakota Hatching Season
South Dakota reports show 4 138 000 eggs set in January and February versus 2 666 000 last year and 1 042 000 chicks hatched in the first two months of 1944. Hatchery orders remain strong but March deliveries are only slightly higher, with 82 percent of hatched chicks heavy breeds and 18 percent light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SIOUK
Falls
South Dakota
Seni
Service Men's Corner letters from WW2 servicemen
Excerpts from letters of Elmer Kludt and Lloyd Huddleston describe life in New Guinea and the South Pacific. They report jeep duties, field injuries, cocoa making, scarce rations, and fatigue, with hopes for home. Buddleston expresses pride as a metalsmith aboard a naval vessel and relief at being a sailor during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kludt
Woonsocket
Elmer
New “Guinea
Weather Forecast and Temperature Readout
Regional forecast for South Dakota notes fair and warmer conditions today. Tonight remains fair and milder with East region mild readings. Huron expects continued mild weather with tonight near freezing temperatures and Friday mostly cloudy and mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Railay
Huron
Good Neck Eyes Fighter Pilot Says Ace Johnson
Capt Robert S Johnson the top American ace in the European theater says he would rather fly than eat and that good eyes and a good neck are essential for survival. The Lawton Oklahoma native has six German planes destroyed in his last six missions after 75 missions and 197% hours in raids aboard his Thunderbolt Lucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
England
Robert S. Johnson
Lawton
Okla
Berlin
Bolosd
Johnson
Mackenzie argues against self government for independent units
The speaker labels twenty or thirty sovereign units as incompatible with European security and economics. He calls overriding this position in the name of self-determination political madness. He foresees a period of hard realities among the Big Three and notes no change to spheres of influence governing world division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Britain
Russia
Mrs John S Walter of Freeman Dies Service Planned
The Rev J M Tschetter of 605 Kansas Avenue Northeast notified the death of Mrs John S Walter of Freeman daughter of David Glanzer also of Freeman. The funeral will be held Saturday there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Tschetter
Kansas Avenue Northeast
John S. Walter
Freeman
David “J. Glanzer
Air Forces escort Berlin raid faces German challenge
The Eighth and Ninth air forces escorted Mustangs Thunderbolts and Lightnings as they circled Berlin for a considerable period in a bold raid. The commmunique notes the bold move and dares German fighters to engage. Reid A Stockholm dispatch to the London desk provides the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Eighth
Ninth Air Forces
Berlin raid warned by Americas bomber fleet
The Americas bomber fleet flashed a radio warning as it approached Berlin. They said targets would be in the northern and western districts and urged evacuation. German raiders struck London briefly with no injuries reported after a previous night of debris cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Daily Herald
Americas
Berlin
Weddin
Germany
London
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Kitel Mencke
Carpenter
Jennie Winter
G. E. Goransen
R. H. Winter
Ana
Walters
Goranson
Optima Extension Club
Optima Extension_ Club
Milo Schultz
Harold Pugsley
Carol Terpening ‘Larson
Eric’Anderson
B. R. Boughton
Jon
Lewis. Meyerson
RED Cross
Lenny Brock
Sunny Brock
Neorg
Sunny Brook
MR. Farmer
Jim Dandy
Service Men's Corner
Jeter
Council
Trytet
South Pacific
Alvin Harris
Kennedy
Lloyd Huddleston
Alva Huddleston
Simmons Avenue
Buddleston
New Guinea
Bismarck
Chicago
Omaha
Watertown
Pierre Lemmon
Mobridge
Chadron
Neb
Sioux’ City
al Valentine
Sheridan
Wyo
Yankton
City
Ace
MacKenzie
Reid
Stockholm
Louis Lang
Harbor Inn
AT. Theatres
Ny Piet
Errange
Adolph Hither
Elmer Veep
Fullerton
Fullerton’s
Fullerton's
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