Apron Pattern Ad Promotes Home Sewing Fashion
An advertisement for Pattern No 8254 touts a coverall apron with two pockets, sizes 34 through 48, and 35 inch fabric plus braid trim needs. It invites readers to mail 15 cents and pattern details to Evening Huronite in Chicago and to request Fall Fashion Book for men women and children. In the story, a woman resolves to marry Duffy, then hears an unexplained doorbell and senses someone prowling the house, leading to a cliffhanger.
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West Wacker Drive
Chicago
Duffy
Valley No 1 C L holds fall meeting enrolls six pupils
A Valley No 1 C L meeting on August 31 records six pupils enrolled at Valley School: Faye Jaquette Jeraine Walter Betty Johnson Lucille Johnson Betty Jean Walter and Stanley May. Eva Belle Baum is new teacher. New officers: President Stanley May vice president Betty Johnson secretary treasurer Betty Jean Walter. Committees named and dues set at 5 cents. treasury totals 1.85. Next meeting adjourned with plan for year activities including league and projects. Sherrill Peterson presides over executive committee slate. teacher Mrs Benthin to bring ball and bat.
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C. L
Faye Jaquette
Jeraine Walter
Betty Johnson
Lucille Johnson
Betty Jean Walter
Stanley May
Eva Belle Baum
Betty Jean Johnson
Treasury
Teraine Walter
Valley No. 1
Pierce Flowers
Sherrilleterson
Ervin Kurtefeldt
Delores Friese
Edna Tschetter
Benthin
Pleasant Corner Leaguers Elect Edna Tschetter Report
Pleasant Corner School notes a Y. C. L. meeting on September 1 electing officers and committees. Sherrill Peterson handles washstand, Edna Tschetter blackboard, Ervin Kurtzfeldt dusting, Pierce Flowers halls, Marilyn Peterson and Francis Maxwall outdoor buildings, Delores Frese desk inspection, Marilyn Jean Friese erasers. Birthday party planned in school for those having...
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Pleasant_Corner Leaguers
Edna Tschetter
Pleasant Corner School
Sherrill Peterson
Ervin Kurtzfeldt
Pierce Flowers
Marilyn Peterson
Francis Maxwall
Delores Frese
Marilyn Jean Friese
Petersons note son in advanced radio course at Little Creek
Local family records show Mr and Mrs Jens Peterson reporting their son attended school for advanced radio work at Little Creek Virginia during September. They list Amphibious Base School Barracks 20 Little Creek VA as his address. Nearby, families from Fond du Lac and Alpena visited, and Miss Helen Cleland prepared to begin sixth year in Wessington. Manchester and surrounding towns welcomed teachers and relatives as school year neared. Additional notes mention moves, cafe management, and visits among residents of Manchester and nearby communities.
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Jens Peterson
Little Creek
Amphibious Base School
Barracks No. 20
Steve Koenig
Mengel
Rainer
Fond Du-Lac
Wis
John Koenig
Alpena
Clara Linafeler
Bertha Seebeck
Helen Cleland
Wessington
Lee Hoffman
Mitchell
Mortis Mortimer
H. O. Ewing
Turion
Bud Ewing
W. E. Glaze
J. F. Kreans
Aberdeen
Neighborhood News Briefs
Miss Vivian Magness teletype instructor at the Electronic Radio Television Institute in Minneapolis visited over the weekend due to cousin Glen Linn’s death. Dr Frances King Salmon spoke at a church about medical mission work in China and Shanghai expulsion. Pvt Herbert Short visited on his way to a Sioux City air base. Mr and Mrs John Muth and children visit from Rapid City. Mrs Russel Roth returned from Camp Crowder. Elsie Jones arrived from Hill City to teach English. Don McFarling goes to Huron for American Sunday School exhibit at the State Fair. Neal Bridenbaugh transferred to Carop Crowder. Milo Opdahl visited at the Fritts home en route to the State Fair. Ruth Magee and Ben Magee and daughter from Ireton IA arrived for Glen Linn’s death. Rev Anger and Peter Schortzmann left for Fre-donia ND to help with threshing. Hi Crestor at Douglas Aircraft writes home saying he is well but unable to say where he is. first word in four months. Julian Peterson’s letter to a friend reports arrival of news.
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Electronic Radio Television Institute
Minneapolis
Glen Linn
Frances King Salmon
China
Salmon
St Lawrence
Shanghai
Herbert Short
Sioux City
Pir
Peter Schortzmann
Fredonia
N.D
Crestor
Douglas Aircraft
Athes
Julian Peterson
Pleasant Corner School Renovated Observations
Marilyn Peterson of Pleasant Corner School describes a refreshed building with painted pipes and cleaned fixtures after renovation. The August opening is noted with half-day sessions and revised book desks and lessons. Students listed include Francis Maxwell Marilyn Peterson Marilyn Friese Delores Friese Ervin Krutsfeldt Edna Tscheller Sherrill Peterson and Pierce in eighth grade.
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Pleasant Coroner
Marilyn
Benthin
Pierce Flowers
Pierce
Francis Maxwell
Marilyn Friese
Delores Friese
Ervin Krutsfeldt
Edna Tscheller
Praders
Sherrill Peterson
Halsey School Opens with Two in Seventh Grade
The Halsey School opened September 7 with 12 enrolled students. Miss Gooding is the teacher in her third year at the school, with Arlene Schnabel in the seventh grade among the pupils.
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Halsey School
Halsey
Miss Gooding
Arlene Schnabel
Civil Service Opens Wildlife and Purchasing Jobs
The Civil Service Commission seeks purchasing officers and refuge managers and aids for positions across the United States. Salaries range from 2 000 to 4 600 dollars annually for purchasing roles, with refuge posts paying 2 000 to 2 600 and aids 3 200 to 1 440. Closing date is Oct 19, 1942. Applicants must show relevant experience and meet health requirements, with examinations announced through Washington.
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