Olson Hook Wedding Solemnized At Eight Oclock
The marriage of Ardis Sheila Hook and Lt. Harlan Roy Olson was performed at the Hook home in a Sunday ceremony. Rev. Earl Longfellow officiated and the event featured bridal wreath lilacs, blue crepe dress for the bride, coral boutonniere for the groom, and a three tier cake. Attendants included Geraldine Hook Dorothy Olson and Robert Olson. Luncheon followed with family members among the guests.
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Olson Hook
Ed Hook
Ardis Shella Hook
Harlan Roy Olson
Earl Longfellows
Huron
Jesus
Ardis Lundeen
Longfellow
The
Baptist
Robert Olson
Jogn
Sandea Olson
Garry Weidenman Weave May Wedding at Carthage Church
Garry and Reva Weidenman married by Rev Donahue in Carthage Catholic Church Saturday morning May 23. Attendants were Maxine Weidenman and Robert Garry. only immediate families present. Breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home and the couple left for Brookings Friday night, returning Sunday.
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Garry-Weidenman
Duane Garry
Reva Weidenman
Father Donahue
Carthage
Maxine Weidenman
Robert Garry
Graorman
Henry Weidenman
Garry
Brookings
Turquoise and Plaid Suit Highlights Wedding Attire
The couple, graduates of Troquoig High School, after Northern Normal Aberdeen, will teach and work at Fisher and Greer Hardware. They live in Mrs. Ben Crowell’s West Town house. Troubadours Club at Huron High School held its annual banquet with steak dinners and a playful Puny Puns game, guests including Helen Buchanan director and Margaret Carter accompanist.
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Garry
Troquoig
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Fisher and Greer Hardware
Ben Crowell
Troubadour Club
Huron High School
Helen Buchanan
Margaret Carter
Dana Brown
Dorothy Mumford
Busy Time For College Seniors At Huron College
Seniors at Huron College prepare for commencement week with a full schedule released by President George F. McDougall. Events include a Friday breakfast, Sunday baccalaureate, Monday trustees luncheon, alumni banquet, and Tuesday commencement with address by Arthur Lee Gadell. A farewell reception and final notices close the 1942 activities.
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Huron College
George F. McDougall
McDougall
Elizabeth R. Voorhees
Pi Gamma Mus
Marvin Hughitt
Eulabeans
Rite Food Shop
Pi Alpha Phis
Beetheans
San
Congregational Church
Gamma Theta Rhos
Tuck's Cate
Arthur Lee Gdell
House of Hope Presbyterian Church of
The
Presbyterian Church
Ralph Voorhees
Pres
Odell
Homemakers Urged To Start Nutrition Movement At Cooking School
Washington experts urge American homemakers to lead a nutrition movement starting at home. Mrs. V Elsner Smith will conduct a four day cooking school at the Huron Theatre June 2 5, promoting healthy eating, fruit and vegetable juices, and proper cooking methods as a national defense effort. Daily demonstrations and awards are promised, with sessions from 9:00 to 11:30 each day.
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Washington
V. Elsner Smith
Huron Theatre
Henry C. Sherman
Columbia University
Sherman
America
National Defense Commission
Weno
Huronite
Kenneth Martin Receives Elks Award at Huron College
Huron College student Kenneth Martin, a trombone player turned budding vocalist, presented his final senior recital at the Presbyterian Church. He has studied voice under Loftus H. Ward and earned the Elks Award for outstanding ability and progress in the college music program.
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Huron College
Huron College School of Music
Kenneth Martin
Huron
Martin
Loftus H. Ward
Presbyterian Church
Kenneth
Sakkingen
Nessler
Frank Brown
Elks’ Chorus
Huron Elks Lodge
Harold Studer
Kenneth Knapp
Harold Camp
Brown
Wren House Rent Signs Spark Bird Takeover
In St Louis George Daish built a backyard wren house and first posted for rent signs. After replacing with rent reduced, two wrens moved in. In Stewart Georgia Lt Col Hanagan warned platoons during field exercises and a soft voice quipped Too late I am here. In Texas Tipton reported a grocery store burglary that yielded $21 in wrapped dimes from the safe.
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ST. Louis
George Daish
Wren
Daish
Camp Stewart
John E. Hanagan
Fellows
Goose Creek
Tex
R. UL
Tipton
Yeggs
MacKENZIE Continued: France Laval under fire and ruin
The piece discusses French plans in the Mediterranean and doubts about arming with German crews, noting uncertainty over Italy’s battleships. It criticizes Pierre Laval and the Vichy regime, saying France shows it cannot govern, discrediting Petain’s hoped honor in a Spartan France weakened by defeat and Nazi pressure.
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United States
Laval
France
Petain
Axis tensions rise over French territory and Alps mobilization
The article notes Germany's caution on expanding French territory while preparing to keep 300,000 well equipped Alpine troops on the Franco Italian border. It observes Italy softening its Tunisian and Corsican ambitions, with French hints of possible agreement, while stressing Germany’s broader aims and the shifting wartime dynamic.
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Jaly
Germany
Vichy
French Alps
Kharkov
Italy
Tunisia
Corsica
Nice
Tunisia as German supply route in North Africa
The passage argues Tunisia remains a critical German supply corridor in North Africa. It claims Tunisia is effectively controlled by Germany, serving desert army logistics, and notes Italy benefits from using Tunisia while focusing less on Corsica and Nice. The Italians recognize this dynamic.
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Tunisia
Libya
Corsica
Nice
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Evelyn Hartnagel
State College
U.S. Army
Alpha Zeta Fraternity
Fusfield's Shoe Dept
Huron Institution
Maine
Alene Gibbs
Mendelssohn
Rogers
Miss Gibbs
Estelle Jansson
Elks Award
Associated Press
Laurence S. Betts
P.o. Esc
Whibel
Inj
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Geyerman
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