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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1943

Page

3

Chicks Hatchery Debate Divides Huron City Board

The Huron board approved Fairmont Creamery to open a chick hatchery in downtown at 52 Wisconsin Ave SW, with odor conditions to avoid nuisance. Mayor Tschetter and two others voted yes, two members voted no, and a resolution urged caution over odors in the business district.

Huron Board of Commissioners Fairmont’s Creamery Company J. S. Tschetter John Kautz Cecil Bartholow A. J. Larsen A. A. Chamberlain Tschetter Fairmont’s Wisconsin Avenue Larsen Fairmont Huron Toomets Kautz H. M. Pierce Denver National Reclamation Association

Sabotage Campaign Reported in Axis-ruled Romania

Budapest dispatch to the Busley Nachrichten said an organized sabotage drive had run five days in Romanian industrial cities. Fires and explosions damaged Mocior-Nitza leather works and Schmidt chemical works, two other factories producing raw materials were exploded within hours.

Gern. Schleerland Budapest Busley

Sweden Haven For Jews Fleeing Nazis

Sweden has become a haven for at least 2,200 Danish Jews who escaped deportation to labor camps by using rowboats and fishing smacks to cross the Oresund channel to Sweden. Stockholm reports the government offered to provide refuge for 10,000 Danish Jews, but Nazi rejection left many refugees in limbo.

Stockholm Sweden Swedis Berlin Denmark

Gann Valley Legion Reelects Officers

Abernathy Post No. 18 of the American Legion reelected its officers for a third year at a meeting in Gann Valley. Clarence Gunderson remains commander, Fact Cragon is vice-commander, R. D. Fraser adjutant, M. Lee Thompson sergeant-at-arms, and H. D. Brown chaplain.

Gann Valley Legion Gann Valley Abernathy Fost No American Legion Clarence S. Gunderson E. Cragon R. D. Fraser M. Lee Thompson H. D. Brown

Beadle County Briefs Highlight War Moves and Local Births

Beadle County notes report Mrs Milton Brown and son Dennis left for Beardsley Minnesota to live during the war. Marion Steuerwald teaching at Doland visited. Mrs Harry Nelson and daughter of Denver visited the Nelsons. Cavour Myr and Mrs P J O Keefe and W J Caspar left for Eden Valley Minnesota to visit relatives. Mrs Leo Zimmer went to Fargo North Dakota to visit relatives. Government sale at Mitchell netted 2970.75 from 67 confiscated guns and fishing gear. nine guns unsold. Ronald Henson and wife welcomed a daughter born Sept 30.

Wolsey Milton Brown Dennis Beardsley Minn Brown Gazella Trippt Marion Steuerwald Doland Harry Nelson Robert DeLay Denver Colo Ace Nelson Walston TATE Pierre Elmer Peterson Mitchell

Death note for Lt Clinton Derscheid in Europe action

Killed In Action First. Lieutenant Clinton Derscheid, navigator aboard a B 26, was killed September 21 in Europe while serving with the air force. His parents, Mr and Mrs A P Derscheid of 875 Nebraska Avenue Southwest, learned of his death from the War Department as they had just received a letter from him dated September 20 recounting his Air Medal citation for bravery. Derscheid joined the National Guard from Huron in 1941, transferred to the air corps in 1942, and was commissioned a second lieutenant last November at Maxwell Field Alabama. Since June he served in England and was promoted to first lieutenant there. He attended Huron College prior to service.

Ala England Huron College

Sioux Falls Oil Firm Penalized For Gasoline Shortage

Sioux Falls firm Steinberg Oil fined for gas rationing violation. W M McFarland chief OPA hearings in region 6 ordered a one day suspension of the firm’s right to deal in rationed gasoline, with three days stayed. Judge Walter Conway had recommended dismissal, noting the shortage was inadvertent. McFarland stated the respondent held a trust to conserve and distribute scarce gasoline per regulations.

Sioux Falls Steinberg’ Oil Company W. M. McFarland Chicago OPA Region 6 Walter Conway McFarland United States

Killed When Car Hits Bridge Near Menno

Stryle 26 son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Stryle of near Menno was killed early Monday when his car crashed into a county road bridge about three and a half miles north of here He likely fell asleep at the wheel returning home from Kaylor about 1 am found about 730 am by Ed Maas of Menno Funeral arrangements not yet completed

Momno Uerhardt, Stryle Jacob Stryle Menno Here Stryle Kaylor Ed Maas

Shower honors Eden Beebee and Lt William Sweetland

A Thursday evening shower was held at Orient to honor Eden Beebee and Lt. William Sweetland. The event featured well wishers and festive preparations for the couple amid hometown congratulations.

Shower Orient Eden Beebee William Sweetland

Mrs Hammond Hosts Surprise Housewarming

Mrs Neal Hammond was surprised at a hosewarming Friday evening as friends gathered for cards and refreshments. High scores went to Mrs Edna Irwin and Mrs Grace Corkins. Mrs Hammond received fruit plaques, and a lunch was served.

Hammond Rockham Neal Hammond Edna Irwin Grace Corkins

Flying Fortress Raiders From Stars and Stripes Visit Frankfurt Raid

Two Stars and Stripes observers joined the U S bomber raid on Frankfurt on Monday with editor observers aboard the Flying Fortress. Sgt Charles Kiley of Jersey City and Sgt Andrew Rooney from Knickerbocker News served as reporters and observers. both crews faced heavy anti aircraft fire and fighters but returned unscathed.

Frankfort U. S Britain Flying Fortress “Stars-and- Stripes Army Frankfurt Charles Kiley Jersey City N J The Journal Stars and Stripes Andrew Rooney Albany N. J Knickerbocker News James A. Kingdon Hitchcock S. D

Hundreds of Clothing Collected in Russian Drive

In Ree Heights on Oct. 5 a local Russian clothing drive gathered 130 pounds of garments. The effort reflects community support and aid for those in need, with volunteers coordinating collection and distribution locally.

Drive Ree Heights

Vermillion State U A capella Choir Ties Local Route

A Vermillion State University a capella choir features Marian Schroder and Erdine among its listed performers in a brief special report.

AB Capella State University

Trotman Miller Marion Leach and Others Named

A fragmented list names Trotman Miller Marion Leach and others including Ariene Ross and Doris Gross in Woon ieket area near Wessington Springs. The text references locations and individuals without clear action or event details.

Trotman Miller Marion Leach Ee Heights Ariene Ross Wessington Springs Doris Gross Woonieket

War Prisoners To Aid Jam Jelly Plants

Adolf Hitler’s former soldiers were brought from Camp Grant to Ban­ton Wisconsin to work in grape processing plants. Several hundred prisoners of war will be guarded by American troops and bused to jobs, with the exact numbers not disclosed. U S employment officials say the Germans volunteered for the work as part of wartime labor programs.

Banton Hadgood Wich Adolf Hitler Camp Grant Thig

Harvest Festival At Ree Heights Oct 9

The Ree Heights Congregational Church will hold its Harvest Home Festival on Saturday October 9 with an afternoon sports program and a town hall supper in the evening Lunches will be served during the evening An auction of donated articles is planned for 836 PM The donation and entertainment committees are named with several local residents in charge

Ree Heights Congregational Church E. J. Suhn Thor Nerland Gladys Nelson Marion Leach Mina Scott Mary McKelvey Helen Braden Warnel Braden Hegel Lingscheit Roger Paine W. Carr Burtic Hugh McKelvey

Exonerate Lewis In Gasoline Use Probe

The Richmond district office of price administration announced Monday that John L. Lewis explained his motor trip to Springfield to visit his mother and that there was no gasoline misuse. The investigation is ended per Chief Attorney Herbert J. Williams.

Lewis Richmond Richmond District Office of Price Administration John L. Lewis Springfield Herbert J. Williams

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Rumania Beadle County Heights Ronald Henson Clinton Derscheid Sally Guadalcanal Mama Caw Humphrey Ree Heights Yankton Vivadel Hins I'We Faulkton Justice of the Peace H. ©. Turner Jacob Zender H. V. Carpenter Tractor Northwest Finance Co Kiser, Ngrt Bank Huree Ingraving
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