Social and Club Activities Weekend Notices
Friday events shifted with Carpenter's Union No 1713 meeting Sunday at 10 in Labor Temple. G A group cancels Friday meeting. next session on Friday October 3. Saturday Degree of Honor Juveniles No 321 meets September 13 as children’s day at the Fair grounds. Phyllis Sharpe and James Allister wed August 27 in Vancouver Washington. Sharpe family recently moved to Independence Oregon. Mildred Mack and Shirley Halverson wed at Lake Preston with Attendants Lyle and Lloyd Mack. reception and brief trip planned. Marguerite Redman bridal shower at L D Mortimer home with about fifty guests. mock trial and gift-stone theme, ice cream and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter's Union No. 1713
Phyllis Sharpe
T. P. Sharpe
Independence
Ore
Phyllis
James Allister
Vancouver
Wash
Sharpe
Huron
Halverson-Mack
Lake Preston
Mildred Mack
Shirley Halverson
Joel
Lyle Mack
Willmar
Minn
Fionald Graham
de Smet
Lyle
Lloyd Mack
Dorothy Alseth
Audrey Chester
Robert Lewis
Che Bride
Oscar Mack
Minneapolis Business College
Awn
Warren and Eggen
Halverson
Henry Halverson
Hitchcock Hitchcock
Marguerite Redman
L. D. Mortimer
S. A. Payne
Elmer Franks
Mike LeGrand
Morris Mortimer
Helen Curtis Weds Donald Voorhees in Wessington
Mrs Albert C Curtis announces the marriage of their daughter Helen to Donald Voorhees son of Leo C Voorhees of Hutchtoel. The ceremony was Saturday August 30 at ten a m in the Congregational Church with Rev George C Vance officiating. Attendant Mrs Vernon McNeill wore a cadet line dress. Vernon McNeill attended. After the ceremony the couple visited Sioux Falls Pipestone Minn and Flandreau on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Curtis
Wessington
Albert C. Curtis
Helen
Donald Voorhees
Leo C. Voorhees
Hutchtoel
Hell
George C. Vance
Congregational Church
Vernon McNeill
Tulare
John Venjohn Sr Dies in Faulkton Hospital
John Venjohn Sr died Tuesday morning at Faulkton hospital. Funeral services will be held at St Liborius Church in Polo on Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Venjohn, Sr
Faulkton Polo
Faulkton Hospital
St. Liborius Church
Polo
4 H Girls Show Skill In Sewing At State Fair
South Dakota 4 H girls displayed 160 garments from 114 participants at the State Fair. Miss Geraldine Fenn praised unusually high quality with blue ribbons awarded across home economics projects. Among top exhibits were Elaine Nicolas Ree Heights and Helen Abdner Vienna Lee Isabel Marion Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Geraldine Fenn
West-River
Bride
Standing Rock
Rosebud
Carfield
Minnehaha
Edmunds
Hand
Beadle
Helen Abdnar
Presha
Fenneaid
Elaine Nicolas
Ree Heights
Helen Abdner
Vienna Lee
Isabel
Marion Morse
Bonilla
Chicago
Alice Lee Bowie
Marcus
Evelyn Boie
Beebe
Maxine Biersbach
Webster
Eileen McAreavey
Presho
Geraldine Stalheim
Garretson
Rae Zanz
St. Lawrence
Elizabeth Palm
Quron
Mary Jones
Mitchell
Anna Rindels
Bijou Hills
Mary Acker
Eagle Butte
Ruth Ofstedah
Ellendale
N. D
Jeanette Hossez
Dixon
Four Thousand Nickels Aid Whitman College Tuition
In Walla Walla four thousand nickels saved in four cigar boxes paid Winifred Johnson's Whitman College tuition. The savings came from a year's work in her mother's cafe and were shown to visiting clergymen, while a bottle of sherry was presented to Paul's Cathedral in London.
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Walla
Walla, Wash
Winifred Johnson
Whitman College
Paul's Cathedral
London
Charming panel frock pattern offers slim silhouette
Modern sewing pattern Ly Pattern No. 5021 features paneled front to elongate figure and narrow hips with widened shoulders and side sashes. Sizes 12 to 20 require 4 1 4 yards 36 inch material. pattern includes new sew chart and directions. Send coin, name, address, pattern number and size to Evening Huronite Pattern Service Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huronite
West Wacker Drive
Chicago
Flashes Of Life From The Associated Prose Mixup
In Elwood Indiana Harley Hobbs discovers a boy's screams from a car he parked earlier and returns both boy and vehicle to Glenn Noble who had been seeking them. A baton rouge squirrel hunter becomes the hunted as bloodhounds track him after an off-season chase. In Hartford Connecticut an elderly job seeker jokes about life spent avoiding dumbness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Ind
Harley Hobbs
Gleep
Hobbs
An Ars
Glenn Noble
Baton Rouge
H. Blanchard
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut State Employment Service
Government plans record farm output for 1942 surge
Washington reports the Agriculture Department will unveil a 1942 program to achieve the nation’s largest yearly food production, focusing on dairy, poultry, vegetables, meat, and livestock feed, while retaining restrictions on cotton, tobacco and wheat. The aim is to boost supplies for U S consumers and build reserves for emergencies as defense demands rise and export markets shrink.
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Ovid
A. Martin Washington
Department
Europe
Wielard Conends
United States
Poultry Awards At 1941 State Fair Named
Ohio Iowa and S D breeders win prizes in the poultry building with awards announced by I Morgan Ashjeld superintendent. Winners include Hen White Wyandotte Sherman Bowder Mansfield Ohio Cork Rhode Island Red Paul Pitt Watertown Cockerel Rhode Island Red FD Schaffaugh Waterloo Iowa Pullet White Wyandotte Sherman Bowder Bantam Paul Pitt Duck Raymond Larson Beresford Goose Ivan Miller Bryant Turkey W L Schwartz Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Morgan Ashjeld
Hen—White Wyandotte
Sherman Bowder
Mansfield
Ohio
Cork
Rhode Island
Paul Pitt
Watertown
Cockerel
Schaffaugh
Waterloo
Iowa
White Wyandotte
Duck
Raymond Larson
Beresford
Ivan Miller
Bryant
W. L. Schwartz
Huron
Bolshevists to Strike Back as German Push Stalls
The article outlines Russia’s defensive strategy, then counter moves as German lines lengthen. It notes Soviet claims of German exhaustion, Finns retaking Karelia near Leningrad, and a potential siege of the city. A Japanese commentator warns Russia’s fatalistic spirit could challenge Hitler in a decisive battle.
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MacKenzie
Red Command
Bolshevists
Leningrad
Karelian
Germany
Hitler
No doubt I should not put this spirit down
The excerpt contrasts fatalism with belief, noting Russians may regard fate as Kismet while the average Muscovite rejects such a view, and praises bravery despite differing worldviews.
Russians Embrace Determination Over Fatalism
The text depicts Russians shifting from fatalistic belief to a gritty self image centered on guts and determination, presenting resilience as a defining quality rather than surrender. It emphasizes a crude, oppressive self-suit of resolve shaping collective identity and action.
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Minneapolis
Mr. Halverson
Woolworth
LaPlaya
Gie Clothier
Rothmoor
Thera
Mare Embeteary U8
Pateny
S. D
Piyle Shep
Associated Prose
Agriculture Department
Elie
Godom
Kragon
Humpheys
Steinway
Kimball Wurlitzer
Story & Clark
Norma Sean
Solovox
Sioux Falls
South Dakota State Fair
Penwee
Cherry Lane
Gaymode
Sheerest
S. Pat
Batiste
Basu
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