Society Notes on Monday Club Meetings and PTA Events
Local society pages list Monday luncheons for P.E.O. chapters and PTA groups including Jefferson and McKinley, with venue details such as 1280 Illinois Avenue Southwest and schoolhouses. Also scheduled are Daughters of Job's Daughters, Odd Fellows, and Royal neighbors gatherings, plus reports on Red Cross, Halloween plans, and the Huron PTA Council meeting noting dues reduction.
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P.E.O
Seth
Boyd Benson
Tninois Avenue
Frank Dwyer
Bethel No. 9
The
Order of Job's
Masonic Temple
McKinley P.T.A
Jefferson P.T.A
N.W
James River Lodge No. 32
Odd Fellows
I.C.C.F. Halil
St. Martha's Guild of Grace Episcopal Church
Don Carr
Illinois Avenue
Officers Club
Percy Phillips
Sonz
American Legion
Drum Corps
Legion Hall
Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekahs
Townsend
Y.W.C.A
Dorothy Kirsten to Sing in Aberdeen Musical event headline
Aberdeen Civic Music Association presents Dorothy Kirsten, young American operatic soprano and Grace Moore protégé, in the first Aberdeen Civic Theatre concert November 2. Kirsten rose rapidly after a pivotal audition with Moore and has become in demand on opera and concert stages.
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Dorothy Kirsten
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Civic Music Association
Aberdeen Civic Theatre
Grace Moore
Metropolitan Opera
Miss Kirsten
Miss Moore
Europe
Huron City Briefs Note Tolmie's Army Call and Local Visits
William McN Tolmie who worked two years for Northern Transportation in St Paul was in Huron this week visiting friends and handling company business. He will report to Fort Snelling on Nov 3 after an Oct 21 oath. The company was recently bought by Glendenning Waterways. Gid Carlson, once a Huron grocery salesman, is recovering in a Pierre hospital since Oct 7 with visitors not yet allowed. Mrs Waldner returned from Ft Leonard Wood with her husband. Ensign Milton Dameron and his wife spent time with Mrs Dameron’s parents after returning from Jacksonville Florida where he trained.
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William. McN. Tolmie
Northern Transportatton Company
St. Paul
Huron
Pierre
John A. Tolrsic
Bill Tolmie
U.S. Army
Ft. Snelling
The
Northern Transportation
Glendenning Waterways
Kiel Bros. Inc
Bob Whitney
Great Lakes
Illinois
Jack Whitney
G. N
Gid) Carlson
Pierre Hospital
Pierre Street
Isaac . Waldner
Ft. Leonard Wood
Filen
Waldner
Ft. Leonard
Milwaukee
Flanagan
Milton ‘Dameron
Damerow
L.D. ‘Robertson
Jacksonville
Fla
Local military arrivals and family visits in Huron area
Ensign Cameron will teach at Wold-Chamberlain Field Minneapolis. LeRoy Haberman arrives tonight from Ft Sill to visit five days with parents Mr. and Mrs Z Haberman. Leo Temmey to speak at Republican HQ World Building Monday at 8 pm. A daughter Linda Carol Lips born in a Huron hospital at 6 35 am. Second Lt Lloyd Dickenson arrives from Ft Belvoir to visit ten days with wife at 431 Third St SW before going to Camp Maxey. Marriage license issued to Carmen Borah and Olga Berquist in Huron. Lt Irvin Johnson arrives to visit a week with wife at 236 Dakota Ave S. to proceed to Camp in California.
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Minneapolis
Cameron
Wold-Chamberlain
LeRoy “Haberman
Ft. Sill
Okla
Huron
Z. Haberman
Leo A.temmey
Republican
Virgil Lips
Hitchcock
Linda ’Carol
Lloyd Dickinson
St Ft
Belvoir
Third Street
Camp Maxey
Tex
Carmen Buell Borah
Olga Jeanine Berquist
Leo A. Temmey
World Building
Irvin Johnson
Dakota Avenue South
Johnson
Ft Belvair
California
Minute Women to Promote Bond and Stamp Sale Week
Minute Women at War week across the nation calls for a record bond and stamp drive in Hurons towns during November 22 28. Mrs R A Stratton county chairman urges all women over 21 to attend a November 3 meeting at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel to form committees and extend the effort beyond the week with guidance from local women’s organizations. Call 3452 for details.
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United States
Hurones
R. A. Stratton
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Department Store Sales Rise Across Eastern South Dakota in 1942
Federal Reserve figures show September 1942 department store sales up nine percent from September 1941 across eastern South Dakota. January through September 1942 totals rose eight percent from the same period in 1941, with Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Montana Wisconsin and Upper Michigan all contributing to the district rise.
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Ares
Eastern
South Dakota
Federal Reserve Bank of
Minneapolis
Fed
Eral
Minnesota
South
Dakota
Montanas
Wisconsin
Upper
Michigan
War era radio programs list from New York broadcast
Radio schedule from New York listing programs for Saturday night including James Reed, Trish Rose, Dick Powell Serenade, Herbert Hoover on Food Strategy in War, Bob Hawk Quiz, Jessica Dragonette, Soldiers With Wings, Robin Good, Rent drama and other shows across CBS and MBS networks with times ranging from 6:30 to 12:15, reflecting wartime broadcast lineups.
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Time New
York
James Rete
Communiae Bie
Trish’ Rose
Dick. Powell
CBS
Fenple
Plaltebin
Herbert Hoover
Bob
Jessica Dragonette
Swap
Danny ‘Thomas
Prescott
Wy Eagle Club
Chicago
Masons Sponsor Inductees Monday in Beadle County
The Beadle County Selective Service board announced thirty men from Huron and nearby towns will be inducted Monday at noon for departure from the Great Northern depot. Local Masons will host sendoff at 12 45 p m with Eastern Star members giving candy and cigarettes. Inductees must report by 11 45 a m to receive orders and transportation.
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Beadle
Huron
U.S
Snelling
Minn
Selective Service
They Great
Northern
Eastern” Star
Huron High
William Joy
Beadle County
Huron Post
Coast Guard
Schumaker
John L. Phelps
Los Angeles
Harold A. McCleland
Chicago
Leonard Dean
Mass
Open Forum on Voting Ethics and Candidate Scrutiny
A letter urges voters to carefully weigh choices on election day and critiques how campaigns, scandals, and pardons shape judgment. It cites comparisons to past governors and stresses the need for informed, conscience-based voting despite pervasive political noise.
Voter letter critiques politicians and wages amid scandal
A reader's letter condemns parole and political hypocrisy while urging yes votes on constitutional amendments. The writer accuses candidates of corruption, references suspicions around rapists and state officials, and argues South Dakota farmers face drought while salaries rise. The piece also questions governor salary comparisons with Missouri and Wisconsin. Mike Stevens signs the letter.
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South’ Dakota
Missouri
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Mike Stevens
Emil Frost Named To Marketing Post
BISMARCK October assignment reports Emil Frost a South Dakota native and former Evening Huronite managing editor is named state supervisor of the Agricultural Marketing Administration. Dr E G Booth moves to Minnesota as state supervisor of the distribution division of the same agency.
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Bismarck
Emil Frost
South Dakota
Huronite
Huron
Agricultural Marketing Administration
E. G. Booth
Minnesota
Solar electricity claim on sun power costs absurd total
A satirical note compares solar energy with a four cent per kilowatt hour rate and wildly inflates the payoff to the SLD, claiming a daily debt of 16000000000009 dollars.
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Orth
Bushfield Urges End to Bureaucracy and Freedom Stand
Sioux Falls reports Governor Bushfield campaigns for U S Senate urging wartime power limits. He attacks high officials who distrust individual freedom, pledges to cut Washington jobs and restore republican government after the war, and emphasizes decisive postwar action. He cites experience in state government and promises strong federal restraint.
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Sioux Falls
Bushfield
Ples
U. S Senate
Congress
Washington
America
Mezram
U. S. Senate
Pierre
Mackenzie On War Morale In Germany Amid Fatigue
The text discusses German morale during wartime with notes on emotional cycles, fatigue and irregular reports from the Reich. It mentions the idea of issuing hopeful communiques to influence morale, and notes high command caution and the role of psychology and diversions in sustaining morale.
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Reich
Germany
Russia
High Command
Olson Sentenced for Reckless Driving in Huron Court
Leo Olson, a Huron farmer, was convicted of reckless driving by a municipal court jury Monday. He was fined 80 dollars or sentenced to 40 days in jail, with a one week stay granted by Municipal Judge C N Hall.
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Huron Wall
Tuck's Cafe
Wilson P T.A
Sojourner’s Club
W.C_A
Jack Wotrang
R. c. van Drew
C. A. Green
W. C.A
Degree of Honor No
Ruth Rogers
Business Women's Club
Y. W. Business and Professional Women’s Club
Bee Remster
Red Cross
Kathryn Barclay
Mary Reilly
Zenita Mower
B. F. Hays
Pioneer Club
Lou Bunefeld
Eli Huddieston
Ralph Schaller
Nellie Harvey
Clyde’ Riders
Huron Pta
Huron P.T.A
P.T.A. Unite
Nick Koppert
T.A
Social Sisters Club
McCoy
Social Sisters Extension Club Ynet
Irwin Wesley
Rk Mite
Roy Pitham
Violet Stanly
Ella Gutormson
Fred Friese
Neil Bailey
Sam Haffner
Art
Hanson
Samaritan Hospital
Aurnes
Oak Ave
Esther York
Haren
Wheeler
Doe
Masons
Open Forum
Voltaire
Lic
John Q
Einy
Meiny
Miny
Mark
Orben
Johnny
Mary
Tve
Hasting
Tom Berry
Ays
Merry
Mr. Bushfield
Halae
Harlan
Bushfeld
Blankenbaker
U. S. Chamber
States Chamber of Commerce
Huron Rotary Club
James
Iinois
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Rotary Club
Marvin ‘Hughitt
R. EB. McGlynn
Marvin Bughitt Hotel
MacKenzie
Welter
Justi
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