Meeting Notes Highlight June First Session
Mrs Oliver Brown and Mrs Lovell Wade with Mrs Bowes and Mrs Tanber man and Mrs Brown served lunch. The next meeting will be held on June 1.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1944
Page
7
Mrs Oliver Brown and Mrs Lovell Wade with Mrs Bowes and Mrs Tanber man and Mrs Brown served lunch. The next meeting will be held on June 1.
Local notes report soldiers and sailors visiting home in South Dakota and nearby states. Names include Bordner, Wopat, Denison, Bourk, Gebhart, Burchfield, Grotta, Glover, Kretchmar, Ludwig, Schone, Torkelson, Bickness, Hurlbut, Foote, Staf ford, McKenna, Brownrigg, Gilland, Gross, Swanson, LeGrand, Jensen and Jensen family movements across Camp Farragut, Camp Polk, Camp Dix, California, Mississippi, North Africa and India with promotions, commissions and overseas postings noted.
The event honored the mothers of the girls with a short program and supper. Plans were made to attend the Stratford convention in June. The girls prepared scrapbooks and sent them to the children's home in Mitchell.
Sioux Falls reports $25,155,000 in life insurance premiums in 1943 and $5,000,000 in claims paid statewide. An unrelated note mentions each piano containing about 300 pounds of metal.
Donna Jean Harris of Highmore has been named to Oberlin College's Honor Court, a student body body enforcing the honor code. The junior conservatory student and daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Harris is among new appointees to the court, which operates independently of student government.
The Manchester Birthday Club met at Mrs Carrie Aspinwall's home with nine members present. Mrs Margaret Allen received the basket of shower gifts for the month and contest leaders were Miss Lois Rundell and Mrs Rieland. The contest winners were named.
Baccalaureate services drew a well attended crowd in the Lane school auditorium with Rev. B Nagel delivering the sermon. The high school chorus sang and Mary Jean Anderson and Elsie Klemm performed a vocal duet.
False teeth users fear embarrassing slips and wobble during daily tasks. FASTEETH powder claims to hold plates more firmly and reduce odor, promising comfort and secure fit. Available at drug stores and Macy's.
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