Social Club Gatherings and Weddings Across Huron
A busy slate of social events unfolds as The Invincible Club, Dorsas Society, Happy Hour Club, Wednesday Musicale and St. Rose’s Band plan meetings at local homes and schools this week. Meanwhile marriages and family reunions pepper Thanksgiving week with events in Iroquois Huron and surrounding towns, including a Fortnight of dinners, bridge games, and showers.
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Happy Hour Club
Charles Wilson
Sixth Street Northeast
H. N. Carlson
St. Rose’s Band of the Altar Society
C. B.U. Club
Lois Derscheid
Japanese Leader Predicts Soviet Japan Conflict Likely
General Tojo warned that Russia may ally with China as the Soviet Union speeds up heavy industry and armaments for an inevitable Soviet Japanese clash. He accused Britain of concealing hostility toward Japan while noting occasional gestures as mere protection of British interests. He said the United States remains neutral yet clings to old treaties, failing to recognize the Far East shift.
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Tojo
Russia
China
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Far East
Esscofield Body Builder Promises Morning Energy Boost
A column promotes Esscofield as a mineralized body builder that combats morning fatigue. It invites readers to visit for details, claiming the product can overcome tiredness and improve energy. The piece uses promotional tone and references prior coverage.
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Esscofield
Chinese claim damage to Japanese arsenals in China
Chinese reports say fires and explosions caused heavy damage to Japanese arsenals and munitions plants in China. A Mukden arsenal reportedly wrecked on November 20 with many Japanese workers killed or injured, plus another Taiyuan blast two days earlier killing hundreds. Foreign fear grows over Japan building a vast base near Woosung by the Whangpo River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Mukden
Manchoukuo
Curtis Dahl Secures License To Wed
Curtis B. Dall former husband of President Roosevelt's daughter obtained a license to wed Katherine Miller Leas of Haverford Pennsylvania. Dall and Anna Roosevelt were divorced in 1934. She later married John Boetiger.
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Curtin_B. Dall
Roosevelt
Katherine Miller Leas
Haverford
Dall
Anna Roosevelt
John. Boetiger
Thanksgiving travel and local notices fill York area
York Nebraska and nearby towns report visitors and departures after Thanksgiving. Leonard Davis and family travel home from York, Mrs. J C Milne returns to Yale after a visit with Mrs. Medbery. Local announcements note births, marriages, college openings, and store ads including Geyerman’s Bargain Basement. A marriage license was issued for Donald Hecker and Wanda Bales of Huron.
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Leonard Davis
Don and
Leonard
York
Neb
J. C. Milne
Yale
S. D
D. G. Medbery
Davis
Mrs. Medbery
Mrs. Milne
Northwest, College, of Commerce
Donald James Hecker
Huron
Wanda Jean Bales
Betty Jean Wright
State College
Brookings
Ims
Bal Wright
Geyerman
Jacob M. Stahl
Rapid City
Sandra Mary
Lenia Dill
Seaman Dill
U. S. Naval Training Station
Kenneth Dill
Torrington
Wyo
Stahl
Robert
Geyerman's New Bargain Basement
Colfax Rebekahs Hold Meeting At IOOF Hall
An interior note from Colfax Rebekahs No 9 records a meeting at the IOOF Hall on Thursday at 8 o clock for initiation. The item mentions a discussion and a caution about eye strain while driving, noting fatigue on long trips.
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Rebekahs
Cial
Colfax
Rebekah Lars
I._O.O. F. Hall
Fadyse
Gladys Pyle And Other Short Termers Get Titles And Names Go Up On Doors
Washington dispatch notes three interim senators chosen to serve until January 3 with pay of 833.33 monthly. They receive the title of Senator and office benefits, plus free mail and limited Capitol privileges. They do not swear in or gain Senate seating. they may briefly sit in chambers.
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Gladys Pyle
Eddy Gilmore
Washington
Capitol Hill
Thomas Storke
California
South Dakota
Alex Barry
Oregon
Capitol
Pyle
Senate
Washingto
Senate Chamber
Bleeding Fireman Returns To Duty After Paint Burn
Fireman William J. Denney was rushed to a doctor yesterday as red paint exploded in his face at a filling station blaze. The doctor wiped his face and he was sent back to fight the fire, described as bleeding to death by colleagues.
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Buffalo
William J. Denney
Denney
Schools Reopen After Thanksgiving Vacation
Hu ron school pupils returned to classes and picked up textbooks after a Thanksgiving recess. City pupils had a full week off while St. Teresa parochial school and Huron College students were dismissed Thursday and Friday. The next break is the Christmas recess in late December.
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Huron School
St. Teresa Parochial School
Huron College
India Mail Plane Is Found Wrecked
Imperial Airways flying boat Calpurnia wrecked on Lake Ramadi in Iraq. One crewman dead, three missing, two injured. Radio Officer B. B. Rees recovered. Stew ard D. E. Anderson and Harri son injured. Capt E H Attwood, A N Spottiswoode, F G Abee missing. Plane departed Southampton Nov 6 for India with mail and cargo. Royal Air Force parade notified from Lake Habbaniyah air base.
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Lusdon
Imperial Airways Tool
Calpurnia
Lake Ramadi
Iraq
B. B. Rees
D. E. Anderson
Harrison
E.H. Attwood
A. N. Spottiswoode
F. G. Abee
Auto Show previews 1939 models and new gadgets
Huron dealers prepare for an elaborate 1939 auto show with changes in front-end styling, lower radiators, and hidden hinges. Features include illuminated turn indicators, speed warning lights, increased plastics use, and simplified transmissions. Ford debuts a deluxe model in a higher price class as economy fixes appear.
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Huron
Ford
Wright
Fair Board Men Go To Chicago
South Dakota Fair Board representatives head to Chicago to seek permission from the International Association of Fairs and Expositions to move the state exposition earlier. They aim to hold the fair a week before previous dates and follow Minnesota Fair, with bookings for 1989 in Huron. Attending are C. B. Hansen Emanuel Hellman and Edgar A. Hornby. Formal approval will be sought at the Chicago meeting.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Canistota
Emanuel Hellman
Eurexa
Edgar A. Hornby
Flandresa
Fair Board
Formai
Chicago
Ed Gooder Dies After Long Illness at 77
Ed Gooder 77 a pioneer cattleman of the Orient neighborhood died early today at St Marys hospital Pierre after a stroke Saturday following several weeks illness He is survived by his wife and a daughter Mrs Cecil Shell of Clinton Illinois Funeral arrangements not yet completed
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Ed Gooder
Orient
Cattie¢Man
St. Mary's Hospital
Pierre
Cecil Shell
Clinton
I Ie
Weather snapshot for Huron area figures
Weather data shows temperatures from one year ago with a high of 19 and low of 4, and all time highs and lows at 65 and 25. Precipitation totals include 19 for this month and 20 for year to date, with normal values 19 and 20 respectively. Sunrise and sunset are 7:45 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. A forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions tonight.
Huronian Injured In Hit and Run Incident
Huron resident Hillery was struck by a hit and run driver in Oakes North Carolina last Wednesday evening and has been hospitalized in Wie hospital for treatment. He is expected to return home tomorrow at 230 Nebraska Avenue Southwest. William Hagedorn, a Chicago & North Western Railway brake man, rushed Hillery to Mere Hospital. Hillery suffered a badly cut and fractured right leg and injuries to head and shoulders. Mrs Hillery and daughter Maxine returned to Huron Saturday after being notified.
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Frank Morrison
Marjorie
Jessie
Lillian Aldrich
Mobridge
Charles Morrill
Huron
Morrison
Morrill
Ralph G. Riley
Old Line Stock Company Insurance
Howard Morrissey
Janet
Dennis
Wood
Flemings
Royal Hotel
Clifford Stoneking
Donald
Marilyn
Mildred Wiles
Esmond
Tracy Wiles
Alex Nelson
Edythe Welson
Earl Wiles
Fullerton
Cal
Iroquois
Clif.ford Stoneking
Madonna Rounds
Skaggs
Fullerton's
Lampe, Market
Ells Pharmacy
Sherman & Moe
Dow I. Sears and Son
Willard
St. Paul
California
Old Mexico
T. Arbeiter
H. H. Wilhelm
Athol
H. J. Wilhelm I
Rem
Mary Elizabeth
F. D. Booth
Donna Marie Wilhelm
Roy Wilhelm
Frankfort
Colfax
Robert Frankson
Roberta
Chicago
Frankston
Sue King
Margaret, Weir
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Weir
Gunn Valley
Buran
Albuquerque
N. M
Los Angeles
Lorraine Burnside
H. Juery
eXpress
Oakes
N. C
Wie
Nebraska Avenue
Hillery
William Hagedorn
Chicago & North Western Railway
Hourly Temperatures and Weather Forecast Summary
Forecast for South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa notes generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. Central and east SD warmer tonight, extreme northwest colder Tuesday. Minnesota mostly fair with unsettled conditions in the northeast, not quite as cold tonight except extreme northwest. Iowa fair tonight and Tuesday with some cloudiness northeast, not very cold tonight, warmer Tuesday in the vast and south portions.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Towa
CCC Spends About 24 Million Dollars In South Dakota
Pierre dispatch reports that South Dakota CCC projects have cost nearly 24 million dollars since 1933, with 27,450 men employed. As of Oct 20 this year 3,600 are enrolled across 18 state camps. Major work includes 286 dams, 5,652,320 trees planted, and 337,501 rods of fence. Additional efforts target fire hazard reduction and erosion control among others.
Farm Bureau Plans 21st SD Convention in Sioux Falls
A tentative program for the 21st annual South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation convention at Sioux Falls on December 5 and 6 was announced by executive secretary A W Palm Hur. The two day event features speakers including H B Test A G Barnes Ross Davies and A M Eberle, a banquet with talks by A J Mereness and Z G Hopkins, the presentation of the distinguished service award, and a closing business session with new officers elected and delegates named for the national convention in New Orleans December 12 to 14.
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South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Sioux Falls
A. W. Palm
Huron
H. B. Test
State Farm Bureau
A. G. Barnes
Ross Davies
Soil Conservation Service
A. M. Eberle
State College
State Ferm Bureau
Test
A. J. Mereness
Minnesot Farm Bureau Federation
Z. G. Hopkins
Chicago
Western Railways Committee
Farm Bureau
State Bureau
New Orleans
Bell Named To Succeed Tilley At State Fair Site
George G. Bell was appointed superintendent of the educational building at the South Dakota State Fair, succeeding Beatrice O. Tilley of Pierre who resigned after about ten years. Bell, previously assistant superintendent for 13 years, is principal of the Euron junior high school and has begun planning for next year’s educational exhibits.
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George G. Bell
Huron
Edwar B. Horn Ys Bell
Beatrice O. Tilley
Pierre
Euron Jnior
Hornby
Republicans To Hum Victory Song At Committee Meeting
Washington scene as the Republican National Committee gathers for its annual meeting in which leaders, not policy, dominate chatter. The event promises social focus over strategy, with conservatives kept in the mix while future party directions remain uncited.
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Washington
Sani Tomorrwg
Republican National Committee
Congress
Lise Ivy
National Commineemen
Dies Seeks $200000 to Continue Un American Activities Probe
Rep. Dies of Texas said he would ask the new House to appropriate 200000 for two more years of his committee’s investigation into un American activities. He cited the need after the committee had received 25000 and urged prosecutions of the Ferry German American Bund and other groups. Browder called Dies the Communists’ best recruiting agent, claiming the panel gave the party 9500000 in free publicity.
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Washington
Dies
Democrat
Texas
New House
Hull
Justice Department
Ferry
Bund
Communist Party
Communist Third International
League For Peace and Democracy
International Labor Defense
The
Civil Liberties Union
Moscow
Earl Browder
United States
Return from Illinois Includes Visits to Relatives
Mrs. Grover Mitchell and grandson William Parks returned Wednesday from a trip to Illinois. They were joined by Mrs. Hester Smith of Almont who visited at the homes of her nieces, Mrs. John Jolly and Mrs. Mitchell.
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Illinois
Blunt
Grover Mitchell
William Parks
Ilinois
Hester Smith
Almont
John Jolly
Mitchell
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Invincible Club
Green Lantern
Dorsas Society
Margaret Melum
Kansay Avenue
Caroline Melum
Marvin Huenitt
H. M. Whisman
Minneapolis
Anna Stoupe
Supreme Forest Woodman
Creele
Simmons Avenue Southeast
Belva Wilson
Peter Schott
Hulda Schott
Frank Dirksen
Werner Sitte
Frances
Wanda Fidebar
Dona Oster
Ethel White
Troupe
Siegenthaler
Lillian Dirksen
Sioux City
Wondman Circle Study Club
Mary Wilson
Montana Avenue Southwest
Iroquoix
Ralph Franklin Sehley
Goodwin
Viola Mae Kelley
Ca- Vour
J. E. Terwilliger
Viola Jaeger
Wesley Rounds
E. E. Vernon
Charles Bloodgood
Buck Kunhart
Alfred Ross
Robert Duntag
Bloodgood
L. E. Cass
Robert Duncan
the Samaritan Hospital
Gordon
Armourland Company
Wisconsin Avenue
Art Morrill
Frank Morrill
Main
Kathryn Main
Mildred Kutzter
Mes
Kornder
Bob Huse
Arch Nelson
Gladys
Cora E, Wiles
Edythe Nelson
Robert Bryan
Faricault
Minn
John Moore
Benson
Milton Hook
Bill Knudson
de Smet
John Wiles
Jens Christensen
John Davis
Esther Bischoff
Everett Bischoff
Ralph Bischof
Gilbert Krunfeldt
H.W. Bischof
Miss Bischoff
Fairfield Ladies’ Aid
Ferma
zBay
W.C. A
Harriet Louise Fuller
Bristol
Connecticut
William Currie Roberts
Syracuse
New York
New Haven
Frank D. Hubbard
Pauline Chalker Hutchinson
Roberts
High Street
Miss Fuller
Young Women's Christian Association of
Beadle County
Watertown
Leo McDermott
Oridge
Ruby Kraling
Fred Tobin
Arnold Xruse
J. B. McMillan
Miss Kraling
Gordsi-Arenson
John Arenson
Agnes Marie
Keith Gordon
Fred Gordon
Justice of the Peace
L. Kinkead
Gordan
Body Builder News
Sherman & Moe Ngal Service Drug
Agy
Lys
Buren Falls
Lys. Huron
Plarre-Rapid City
Lys. F
Mitchell-Bioux
Curtis Dahl
WED
India
Bismarck
W. D
Denver
Calo
Des Moines
Edmonton
Alta
Helena
Mont
Ce Ee
Kansas City
Tov
Valentine
Wihiston
N. D
Winnipeg
CCC
Palm
Associated Press
Aberdeen
Roads
Tonathan
Morton House
Fairmont
Bell
Tilley
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