Huron Campus Players Celebrate Twentieth Anniversary
The Huron College Campus Players marked 20 years with a “Gay Nineties” banquet at the college dining hall. Dwayne Knight led songs, Toshi Tekawa won the Gay Nineties contest, and Alberta Wall topped the “Affinities” contest. Officers were Alberta Null president and Lyman treasurer, with Miss Lilian Thorson leading activities.
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College Campus
Huron College Campus Players
Papa Is
College
Daniel
Dwayne Knight
ToshiTekawa
Hiro Nakamura
Alberta Wall
Alice Mae Bond
L. Hume Ward
Telephone club gifts cradle at party for Mrs Cotton
The Telephone 751 Clubs presented Mrs Cotton with a cradle filled with baby gifts after a party at the Henry home 381 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest. Guests included Marye Giorgiades Betty Ellis Betty Stump Natalie Costello June Whitney and others. Florence Cameron and Peggy Hall attended but could not stay.
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Cotton
Election expenses of two candidates reported in 1944
Pierre May 10. The first expense reports of the 1944 election year were filed with the secretary of state. Senator W. F. Thomas of Belle Fourche, unopposed for Republican renomination in Butte and Harding counties, reported spending 13.60 dollars. Superintendent J. F. Himes, of Public Instruction, unopposed for reappointment to his non political office, reported 26.44 dollars.
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Pierre
W. F. Thomas
Belle Fourche
Butte
Herding
J. F. Himes
Public Instruction
City Briefs Highlight Local Service Members and Visits
Cpl. Ralph L. Swarm, once of Huron, returns to Ft. Bragg after a 10 day furlough spent with wife and family in Hadley Minnesota. His mother from Huron visited during the stay, and his new address is ASN 27125646 Brig Beth F. A. Obsn. Bn. Ft. Bragg. N C Eddie Smith and daughter Linda traveled from Sioux City to care for Mrs. A. Cowling formerly of Huron who broke her leg. Staff Sgt. Clyde Cotton left after a week here to visit parents in Flandreau before heading to Greensboro NC. The Wheeler family visits Huron as Lt. Kirke Wheeler shifts from anti air to signal corps and prepares to report to a Missouri camp. Mrs. Wheeler and baby live in Redwood Falls Minnesota Mareena M. Miller has finished boat training at Farragut Idaho and is bound for Dearborn Michigan for basic engineering school.
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Cpl
Ralph L. Swarm
Huron
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Hadley
Minn
Brig
Beth F
Sioux City
Cong
Church
Siady
Kirke Wheeler
Richard
Wheeler
John B. Wheeler
Ft. Bliss
el Faso
Tex
Signal Corps
Missouri
Baby
Redwood Falls
Mareena M. Miller
Emil Miller
Farragut
Ida
Dearborn
Mich
Earl B. Cummings Promoted in New Guinea Navy Status
Earl B. Cummings now serves as technician third class in New Guinea, son of Mrs. Willis Hoefert, 1¢th and Idaho Avenue, H. D. Valansky B.SC. Foot Specialist to visit Marvin Bughitt May 14 15 after noon, event listed with local notices. The Statue of Liberty National Monument in New York Harbor was aged by 395853 persons during the year.
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Mareena M. Miller
USNTS
Dearborn
Mich
Earl B. Cummings
New Guinea
Willis Hoefert
Idaho Avenue
H. D. Valansky
Statue of Liberty National Monument
New York Harbor
Concert of Hymns to Be Given Sunday
A Sunday evening concert of favorite hymns will be held at 8 o'clock in the Methodist Church under the direction of Byrne Smith Griffith. Assisting are Mrs H N Carlson, organist Mrs Helen B Knahe violinist and Mrs Griffith harpist. Vocal soloists include Betty Jones Barbara Ruhlman and Eugene King. London dog population is normally estimated at 509000.
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Good Will Club
Y. W
Venables
Clark
Benson
Carlson
Barber
Len Arteman
Ray Sefton
Methodist Church
Byrne Smith- Griffith
H. N. Carlson
A. J. Ray
Helen B. Knahe
Griffith
Vocat
Betty Jones
Barbira Ruhlman
Eugene Kingon
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Red Cross
White House
Kutzler
George Williams
Kutzier
Ed Arteman
Clyde Cotton
A. B. Blake
R. B. McGlynn
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Idaho Avenue Southeast
Jack Whitney
L. A. Sohn
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Tessie Coffey
Addie Utterback
Mystery Sisters
Hildegard Rother
Masonic Temple
Norma Martin
Associaton
J. R. Johnson
Catherine McKay
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D. A. Provost
J. G. Venables
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BR. T. Bagby
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