City Briefs Mixed hometown notes and college meet plans
Montgomery area and nearby towns share social items including Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wettergreen of Washington DC visiting Avis Rice, Nordice Bjornson attending the Minnesota Catholic College meet at St. Benedict’s Collegeville on May 10, and notes on births, funerals, and travels of local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Wettergreen
Washington, D. C
St. Benedict's
Ardeleons
Scribes and Critics Writing Club
Readers’ Guild
Eilers
South Dakota
Horth Crawford
Omaha
Crawford
Peggy
Edward Knupp
Knupp
Issenhuth
Mary Elizabeth Issenhuth
Chicago
Max Finke
Cis Williams
Iowa
Finke
Des Moines
Army Reserve Corps
Williams
Mason City
F.R. Bramwell
St. Paul
Earl Slaughter
Lucille Issenhuth
Co. EB. Statenroth
Redfield
Mary Koupp
Card of Thanks for Father and Brother
We thank relatives friends and neighbors for floral offerings and sympathy after the sad passing of our father and brother. Special thanks to Rev Ketelle singers pall bearers and all listed families for their support and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketelle
Wm. Rock
Roy Kock
Harlan Sass
Wm. Sass
C, EB
Pierre Airport Best Suited for Hidden Hangar
State Aeronautics Commissioner Tom Roberts said on Wednesday that Pierre airport is the most suitable site in South Dakota for underground hangars. He noted inspectors were impressed by the ease of building hangars into the gulches flanking the port and that shallow draws provide natural ramps to access them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Tom Roberts
South Dakota
Roberts
Schultz and Koenig Family Attend Huron Funeral
Do land and Turton residents along with Polo families joined in Huron yesterday for the funeral services of Mrs Mary E Knupp. The attendance included Mr and Mrs A C Schultz Mrs Alfred Koenig J B Miller and daughters Pauline Eileen and Wanelda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Schultz
Doland
Alfred Koenig
Turton
J. B. Miller
Pauline
Eileen
Wanelda
Polo
Huron
Mary E. Knupp
Social Workers Convene In Huron
The Am erican Society of Social Workers held its quarterly meeting in Huron at the Rite Food Shoppe under Dr. F L Class. Speakers included Walter West from New York City and Beadle County judge R M Russell. Delegates for the national convention in Philadelphia on May 30 were chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society of Social Workers
Rite Food Shoppe
F. L. Class
Walter West
National Organization
Huron
New York City
R. M. Russell
Beadle County
Helen Anderson
Philadelphia
Public Invited to Senior High Art Show Tomorrow
The public is invited to view original student art at Senior High School tomorrow between 4:30 and 5 PM. The exhibit showcases work by pupils and is open for viewing during that time.
Freezing Temperatures Warn of Frost in Upper Plains
Cold wave grips the region with northerly winds driving readings toward freezing. Lemmon reported 30 degrees, Huron 38. Frost possible tonight, gradual warming expected Friday as dust and showers dampen washed windows. Mrs. Anna Giard returned from Flandreau after visiting daughter Ruth Giard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmon
Huron
Anna Giard
Flandreau
Miss Ruth Giard
MacKENZIE Explains Allied Bombing Strategy And Limits
The article records a defense of Allied bombing policy, arguing that striking oil targets like Leuna is prioritized over civilian destruction. It notes oil shortages as a German weakness, explains why Romanian oil sites remain less bombed due to feasibility, and cites aviation uncertainty about bomb effects without direct targets.
Unclear Fragments Point to Sudden Accident Play
Readable lines describe a sudden accident and a dramatic scene with a large bonis iv, suggesting heavy pursuit though actual damage may be minimal. The fragmentary text limits concrete facts but implies a chaotic incident with dramatic imagery.
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Townwar
Give Mother Townswear
Ally
MacKenzie
Ping
Northern Ireland
Irish Sea
Belfast
England
Berlin
Britain
Walton
Leuna
Germany
Hitler
Romania
Graceline
Daniel Green
By Hansen
Hansen
Phoenix Hosiery
Phoenix
Daya
Daniel
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