Local society items feature meetings and a bridge party
Friday afternoon W R C and Local Union meet in Labor Temple. Home Improvement Extension Club gathers at Mxms. Cari Daum attends. Sunday B L F E and Division 213 B L E F hold events in Labor Temple. Mrs Jack Whitney hosts a bridge party at 48 Eighth Street Southeast with guests from St Paul Minneapolis Manhattan Kansas Ft Knox. Prizes awarded to Mrs Zurbiigen and Mrs Venables for score gifts and to Mrs Bailer for best prize.
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W. R.C
Labor Temple
Waters
Home Improvement Extension
Mxms
Cari Daum
Labor
Temple
L. EF
Jack Whitney
Eighth Street
Jay Tubbs
Walter Moore
St. Paul
Paul Hanky
Minneapolis
Milton Cochrane
Manhattan
Kan
Kris Gilbertton
Ft. Knox
E. A. Zurbiigen
James Venables
E. N. Bailer
Federated Club Dinner Plans Red Cross Drive Support
The Federated Business and Professional Women's Club held a dinner at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel and discussed home nursing courses with the Red Cross. The Huron club is sponsoring a Red Cross drive for soldier kits and contacting city groups to meet a $400 quota, plus a $5 Salvation Army donation.
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Federated Club
Federated Business and Professional Women’s Club
Marvin Hughitt
Red Cross
Huron
Salvation Anny
BCAAB
Neighborhood News: Blunt and Nearby Visitation Notes
Mr and Mrs Tom Lawies and family visited relatives in town last week with Mrs Lawles sister Miss Esther Cheagan of Manchester Indiana joining them for the visit. Francis Lawles, son of the Lawles, left for New London Connecticut to attend officers training in the Coast Guard. Thelma Ostercamp left for Omaha to attend a defense industry training school. Tom Naar of Denver, formerly Sully County resident, visited Blunt Saturday. Mr and Mrs Leon DeWitt Howard and son Leon and Howard Hyde of Pierre visited relatives in Blunt Sunday. Mrs Fred Novak was admitted to St Marys Hospital in Pierre Saturday and William Gross Sunday. Clarence Borden, who has been under treatment.
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Sheffield
Tom Lawies
Blunt
Thelma Ostercamp
Omaha
Tom, Naar
Denver
Sully County
Leon DeWitt Howard
Leon
Howard Hyde
Pierre
Fred Novak
St. Mary's Hospital
William Gross
Clarence Borden
Tony‘Lingeman
Ethan
Charles Keppen
Russell Meyers
Ed. Jungwirth
Weeota
J. B. Weiss
Redfield
Ears
Juamont
Ruben Carr
Frank Mul Jenburg
Aberdeen
Cecelia Haider
John Haider
Allie ‘Kolegraff
Los Angeles
Mary Kolegraff
California
Rapid City
Patty Irwin
Rockham
Corrine Har
Die
P. J. ‘Miesen
Martin Abris
Frank Jandl
Ed. Mager
Lloyd Phillips
John ‘Spitser
Kenneth Kroh
Charles Allan
Rochelle, Ill
Walter Sturm
Bensenvie
Ill
Mrs. Allan
Rochkelie, Til
Lena Schaffer
Weblington
Earl Dake
Maz
Clarence Dake
H. H. Aldrich
Colo
Raleigh Bothwell
Richard
Colton
Nellie Patridge
Bothwell
Lawrence Fesiska
Philo
Louisa Stiner
Clarence McGirr
Miller
Hazel Lingscheidt
Wessington
Ree Heights
Florence Secrist
Huron
Leyi Hulbert
Malcolm
Wessington and area residents share news and hunting update
Local column details visits by Mrs Lingeman and family, trips to Denver and Rapid City, and relatives in Iowa Illinois and South Dakota. Notes hunting season in Bryant, War Bond Sales success, and a hospital discharge for Lois Perry. Included are community ties with Guse, Haider, Jandl, and Haider families and several travel notables.
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Wentworth
Carl Guse
Lois Perry
Watertown
Ted John
Vienna
A. W. Guseholme
Neal Jacobson
Ernest Koistinen
Paper Boys Sell Ten Cent War Stamps Nationwide
The Central States Circulation Managers Association reports newspaper carrier boys have sold fifty million dollars worth of ten cent war stamps. Local items note Red Cross First Aid class at the high school with over 30 students enrolled and several community visits and visits by residents to relatives in Aber deen and Aberdeen. Multiple social visits and movements recur across St Lawrence and Fauleton areas as families adjust during wartime.
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Chicago
Uncle Sam
Tno
Central States Circulation Managers’ Association
Harry Fairchild
A. W. Guse
Wm. Jepson
Luther Hospital
Yale and area social notes show weekend visits and moves
Irma Vondracek taught in Wolsey and spent the weekend at home. Esther Zeigeldorf left Mankato Business College and returned home. Multiple families from Wausau, White, Huron, and Cavour joined gatherings at Glen Foote, Ed Cooper, and Martin Luther homes. Marcus Kuehl left to enroll at Brookings State College. A WSCS Harvest Supper was held with about 25 attendees. Delmar Olston visits from St. Louis on furlough after his father’s death. Transfers and moves include Kenneth Heaviland to Norman Field near Oklahoma City.
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YALE
Irma Vondracek
Wolsey
Esther Zeigeldorf
Mankato
Charles Tucker
William Gaughran
Wausau
Wis
Fred Peterson
White
Alton Gaughran
Huron
Henry DeVries
Cavour
Clarence’ Gaughbran
Glen Foote
Act Hallenburg
Minneapolis
Kerneth Bloom
Ed Cooper
Marcus Kuehl
State College
Brookings
B. Maass
George Haynes
Eugene
Esmond Pvt
Delmar Olston
St. Louis
Miss
al Hoberg
A. P Heaviland
Kenneth
San Diego
Norman Field
Oklahoma City
Irene Heaviland
Ceri Goss
Glen Aughenbaugh
Burdette Aughenbaugh
Floyd Aughenbaugh
Elmer Grotta
Sioux Falls
Erville Hammers
LaVonne Nelson
WSCS
Belle Fourche
Mitchell
Sandkamp Farm Worker and Local Community Notes
John Reinke of Chicago arrived in town to attend farm interests and hunting. A son named Marvin Thomas was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hosart. Arlene Hines, recovering from pneumonia, is in the third grade. Paine moving equipment mobilizes for Bryant relocation. Bud Paine’s son underwent appendectomy in Miller hospital. Arbogast underwent major surgery in Miller hospital. Margery Burge and Mildred Speirs leave for Brookings as Margery starts freshman year. Henry Morrow visits family then travels to Highmore, Sturgis, and Montana. Jack Lackey records reader survey for St Paul Farmer. Rain and frost observed. Kinger drives to fetch Beverly Binger in Mankato. Dwight Hansen returns from San Francisco. Aliston Binger departs with Spink inductees to Omaha. Weather notes indicate frost and rain this week.
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Sandkamp
Menning
John Reinke
Chicago
Lool
Reinke
Army Air Corps Service
Thomas Hosart
Marvin ‘Thomas
Arlene Hines
Anna Hines
Arlene
Dave Paine
Bryant
Swartoul
Bud
A. T. Burge
Margery
Brook ‘Ings
Mildred Speirs
Mldred
Henry Morrow
R3bert Rath
Highmore
Raland Patterson
Dack
Lackey
Notable visitors and events from a northern town
The passage notes Dr L R Sutton of Kansas City, a retired physician and pheasant hunter, staying in town and author of One Minute After Twelve. Fred Dirks joins him. The WSCS rummage sale was postponed to October 3. Oliver Nicholas of Woonsocket and August Erickson of Huron spent weekends with local hosts at Brugger’s.
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R L. Sutton
Brand
Kansas City
Fred Dirks
WSCS
Oliver Nicholas
Woonsocket
George Brugger
August Erickson
Huron
New England Uses More Fuel Oil Than Gasoline
A regional energy comparison shows New England consumes more fuel oil than gasoline, highlighting its unique energy profile among U S regions. The finding underscores regional heating needs, industrial usage, and fuel supply considerations influencing policy and pricing in the Northeast.
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New England
United States
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