Community Social and Club Activities Dinner Schedule
Saturday sewing instruction at 371 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest from 7 to 10 pm under Adult WPA supervision. Juvenile Degree of Honor 46 meets Saturday at 2:30 pm in Labor Temple. Sunday meetings of B of R T and other lodges in Labor Temple. Many clubs plan Monday activities at homes and centers including lectures, elections, and officer installations. Lincoln P T A holds final meeting with school officials outlining next year’s changes. Memorial events and auxiliary installations announced for early June with a focus on civic service.
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Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
WPA
Labor Temple
Oractes
Marvin Hughitt, Cleck and Watch Making
Obin Avenue Southwest
Camp and Auxiliary Meet in Sidney E Morrison Camp
Sidney E Morrison Camp and Auxiliary held their regular meetings at the W C A Cottage on Tuesday evening. In the camp period Puterbaugh presided as commander William McGillvery of Wessington was installed as commander. The auxiliary meeting opened with Maude Rouser presiding. Cards of thanks were read from several sick comrades and members for courtesies extended amid reports of illness and improving conditions of Comrade B H Stafford and Mrs Stafford and Wilmarth's recovery.
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Sidney E. Morrison
Battle Mountain
Great Commission Mission Circle Meets at Huron Tabernacle
Regular monthly meeting of both divisions of the Great Commission Missionary Circle at the Huron Gospel Tabernacle was held at Mrs. Lee Smith’s home. Thirteen members attended with four visitors as Mrs. Harry Waldner led the session and prayers were offered by Mrs. Claude Conklin. Reports highlighted gifts to Rev. and Mrs. Carl D. Holleman, India missionaries, and a thank you note from Alice Boos for a board shower. A handkerchief shower was given to Mrs. Harry Waldner, soon moving to Wessington Springs. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sraith and Mrs. Kuehn. Next meetings set for Newland, Waldner, and Hollister homes.
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Great Commission Mission Circle
Great Commission Missionary Circle
Huron Gospel Tabernacle
Lee Smith
Harry Walldner
Claude Conklin
Carl D. Holleman
India
Tabernacle
Alice Boos
Conklin
Harry Waldner
Wessington Springs
Sraith
Kuebn
J. F. Newland
S. D. Waldner
Mary Hollister
Erion Scheibe Wedding at Wolsey St John’s Lutheran Church
The wedding of Miss Erion Scheibe and Marcus Erion took place May 4 at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Wolsey. Rev F W Leyhe officiated. attendants included Evelyn Scheibe as maid of honor and Richard Eichstadt as best man. A reception for eighty followed at the bride’s home.
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Paul Scheibe
Marcus Erion
Walt Erion
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ith
F. W. Leyhe
Evelyn Scheibe
Richard Eich- Stadt
Catherine Jungemann
Cordula Kohlmeyer
Mases Scheibe
Raymond Scheibe
Shirley Heidel
Marcus Reidel
Gilbert Scheibe
Della Kohlmeyer
Miss Jungemann
Shirley Reidel
Lucille Schelbe
Vola Ream Selected 1944 May Queen at Huron College
Hot Springs senior Miss Vola Ream was chosen May Queen for Huron College during the May festival in the college auditorium on Saturday May 27. She is an English and speech major and active in Student Association leadership roles including social chairman and vice-president, Gamma Theta Rho, Campus Players president, and a 1941 Hourovian. She is listed in Who's Who among Students and has served as head of the Secretarial Pool. Miss Ream is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Ream of Hot Springs.
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Vola Ream
Hot Springs
Huron College
Collage
Miss Ream
Gamma Theta Rho
E. 0. Ream
8 Et 40 Meeting Stratton Home
The 8 et 40 meeting at Mrs R A Stratton input featured pledge, a reading of Flanders Fields, and selecting Andrew Lang Jr to attend Boys State in Aberdeen. Legion Auxiliary notes prize winners Alma Anderson Ethyl Arenhart and guest speakers Trene Ottman Amy Anderson Addie Nelson. Lunch served by Mrs Koppert with prizes for Madeline Finley Marian Blount.
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R.A. Stratton
Flanders Fields
Andrew Lang, Jr
Aberdeen
Ruth Bingenheimer
Alma Anderson
Ethyl Arenhart
Pearl Cooley
Legion Auxiliary
Trene Ottman
Amy Anderson
Addie Nelson
Esther McClure
Redfield
Selma Guilkey
Betty Jones
Miss Carter
Harold Camp
Paulie Koppert
Madeline Finley
Marian Blount
Wolsey High School Couple Wed On Groom’s Farm
The wedding of Wolsey High School graduates will be held on the groom’s farm west of Wolsey with guests visiting from Miller Sinai and Wessington among others. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Lee Crossman and family, Mrs. Car Erion and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Peterson and family, and several couples from nearby towns and cities.
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Ates
Wolsey High School
Wolsey
Lee Crossman
Miller
Car Erion
Sinai
C. A. Peterson
Wessington
Art Reidel Ang
Huron
Art Burching
Marvin Scheibe
Lincoln
Neb
Gordon Urstad
Marriage of Burton and Huffstutter Reported in Las Vegas
Announcement says R E Sam Burton of Venice California son of Mrs Amy B Burton of Huron Nebraska marries Charlotte May Huffstutter daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Huffstutter of Albion Nebraska. The ceremony occurred April 20 in Las Vegas. Bride a Norfolk Nebraska high school graduate of 1935 and former University of Nebraska attendee. Burton employed as a clerk then with Safeway in Venice. They will reside at Eldorado Apartments.
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R. E.sam Burton
Venice
Cal
Amy B. Burton
Huron
Charlotte May Huffstutter
W. BD. Huffstutter
Albion
Neb
Las Vegas
Norfolk
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Burton
California
Safeway
Eldorado Apartments
Jefferson P T A Holds Year End Meeting
The Jefferson P T A wrapped up the year with a Monday gathering attended by parents and teachers. Mrs. Arnold Tillman led as president, groups sang, and Miss Thorpe spoke on duties for the next year. Officers installed included Mrs. Frank Splittek as president and Mrs. Linn as vice president. Gifts were given to departing Mr. and Mrs. L C Paulson, and a social hour followed with games, cards, and music by Louie Lang and Estle Moxey.
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Lincoln P. T. A
Lincoln School
Thuane Smith
Lincoln
Bernice Hastie
Ward
A. J. Lang
Lang
D. B. Hase
Ruth Lewallen
Secnd
Hortenseabbott
Josephine Houlter
Martin Nord
Jefferson P.T. A
Arnold Tillman
Cottington
PLT. A
Frank Splittek
Glen Linn
M. E. Gunderson
Martha Flaten
L. C. Paulson
Jefferson
John O'Kane
Sidney Larson
Louie Lang
Estle Moxey
City Briefs from Huron and Surrounding Areas
Local notes cover travel to Bridgeport for work with Remington Arms, a free Christian Science lecture set for May 12, 1941, and a series of personal updates. Mentions include Mrs. Adda Doherty returning from Los Angeles, Dorothy Schoof recovering after appendicitis, funeral services for Edward Furman, and Dean Shepersky recovering from surgery. Also references floral orders and fur storage promotions.
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Tom McCrary
Donna Jean
Rapid City
Huron
Bridgeport
Adda Doherty
Los Angeles
Kiel
Ady
Dorothy Schoof
Huron Clinic
Dorothy
J. E. Schoo
Perry
Mark T. Rhinehart
Nevada Avenue Southwest
Cherokee
Walker
Glenn Hebron
Howard
Albert DeVries
Eilers
South Dakota
Dean Shepersky
A. D. Shepersky
Dean
Meat to water soak before smoking in curing brine
Dairy and farm Q A style notes cover soaking smoked meat after brining. Hams or bacon should soak two to four hours in 60 to 70 degree water to remove excess salt, then be dried and smoked. Do not soak too long to avoid water-logging or sourness.
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A. J. Grant County
G. A. McDonald
Extension Animal Husbandman
D. H
Hyde County
Forrest A. Fenn
Animal Husbandry Department
A. M
Roberta County
R. A. Cave
Extension Dairyman
W. H
Beadle County
W.E. Poley
Poultry Department
Glue technique note from Tug pack instructions
The excerpt advises applying glue solution thinly and evenly, allowing it to dry, with a two coat approach being preferable to a single heavy coat, and to let the process proceed for about 24 hours.
Weather Row Brief for Huron and Piso
Temperature figures show today with highs and lows from a year ago and records. Precipitation totals for the month and year to date are listed along with normal comparisons. Sunrise and sunset times are provided. Forecast predicts partly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday with possible light frost if skies clear and warmer temperatures on Saturday.
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Huron
Piso
South Dakota
Iowa
Inesota
Halifax Ambassadors Talk on War Effort and Production
Lord Halifax stresses industrial coordination and the battle of production as essential to defeat Hitler. He cites oil, rubber, and machinery as key assets, praises Allied unity, and warns that victory hinges on freedom’s industrial power and American support. The talk highlights shipbuilding, mills, and factory output as pivotal in the war.
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Des Moines
Edmonton
Alto
North Platte
Phognis
Arg
Ambassador Emphis
Rapid City
S. D
Odlina
Se Louis
Chinecy
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Calif
Seattle
Wash
Sheridan
Wyo
Sioux City
Iowa
Lord Halifax
Hitler
Vst
Nbassadcap
America
Battle of Producion
Farmers Urged To Continue Planting Of Drought Crops
Local farmers are urged to continue planting drought tolerant crops amid uncertain rainfall. The Greater South De ton cautions against optimism, noting that moisture conditions can be costly, while the GSDA promotes safety with sorghum and other stock feed crops. Advertising by local merchants emphasizes prudent farming and supports ongoing crop plans.
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Greater
South
Throughont
Lass O
GSDA
Jience
Weather and Roads Outlook May 9 to May 14
Extended forecast covers Northern Great Plains with temperatures near normal and a slow rise, light rainfall in scattered showers. The report notes no direct link between apple of Eden and forbidden fruit.
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Associated Press
Great Plains
Garden of Eden
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Hughes County Bank
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University of Wisconsin
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Department Aid Fund
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Maude Rouse
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Chicago
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Whalen
St. Cloud
Fla
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Zenita Mower
Anna Troupe
Mattie Henson
Elizabeth M. Hartung
Toledo
Ohio
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Jeanette Anderson
Frank Anderson
Geyerman’s Oe
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May Queen
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Belva Bennett
Alice Bucher
Miller, Low
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Lena Kunhart
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