Social and club notices fill Friday events
Friday brings a full slate of social and club activities including the Couples Class of the Baptist Church meeting with Mrs Harold Cranston Mizpah Chapter No 9 O E S and Home Improvement Extension Club at 2 30 PM. St Cecelias Band social with bridge prizes and cradle shower for Mrs Vernon Groves plus engagement news and a YWCA chicken dinner wrap up the calendar.
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the Baptist Church
Harold Cranston
Mizpah
AO. Shelbeck
Frank Avenue
Lawn Ridgers Extension Club
Anna Troupe
Simmons Avenue
Cecelia
St. Cecelia
Elden Johnson
Leland Baltegore
Gene Garry
Howard Johnson
Peter Thielen
Vernon Groves
Otto Luther
Day Leighton
Ervin Erickson
Tuck’s Cafe
Lois Kuhn
Ray Hamsell
Bill Anderson
Groves
YWCA
Huron City Briefs Include Postmaster Trip and Local Visits
E H Bruemmer postmaster returned from a Boston convention and eastern state tour. Local visits include Mrs Felix of Ambia and Mrs Wells and daughter Lavonne with Lynch family, plus plans to tour the Black Hills and visit Tilford and Jackson. A son was born to Mr and Mrs L K Johnson. Dale Pearce pledged Phi Delta Theta at Lawrence College. Fur coat tax rises after October 1. Harold P Adams and Myrtle V Kyrtland granted a marriage license.
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E. H. Bruemmer
Huron
Boston
Berg
Charles Felix
Ambia
Ind
Jer
Lewis Wells
Lavonne
Joe Sayon
Heopstown
Ethel
E. J. Lynch
Fleming
John Gascoigne
Los Angeles
Huron la
L. F
Dammerer
Ross
Rey Gascoigne
L. K Johnson
Simmons Avenue
Hathmoor-Redfern
Harrismoor
Dale Pearce
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
Pearce
Phi Dela Theta
Spencer Chamberlin
C. R. Chamberlin
Forestburg
L Chamberlin
Wisconsin Aven
Southwest
Ftont
Cal
Chamberlin
147Th Field Artillery Band
Woonsocket High School
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
National Guard
Harold P. Adams
Myrtle V. Kyrtland
Neighborhood Social Briefs Bryant News Highlights
Neighborhood social notes report Mr and Mrs C W Rosenow and family visiting relatives in Madison County on Sunday. Lois Perry a student at Augustana College Sioux Falls arrived for a weekend visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Perry returning Sunday evening. Cleland Baimbusbach returning from work in Sioux Falls to visit home folks. Gilbert Thayer and Keith Shepherd visited Bryant relatives with rapid city and Sisseton connections. Friends from Aberdeen hosted by R L Chamberlain over the weekend. Laura Fieldland hosted Venoy Glending Fedora teacher for a Bryant weekend. Mrs Earl Johnson attended local events and travels referenced.
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Sous Bryant
C. W.rosenow
Madison
Lois Perry
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Ray Perry
Cleland Baimsbach
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Gilbert Thayer
Sisseton
Roy Shepherd
Keith Shepherd
Rapid City
Bryant
R. L. Chambera
Aberdeen
Wayland
Harold Lewis
Perry
Guy Gilland
Velena
Sherm Robb
Ernest
Willow Lake
P. C. Underwood
Woonsocket
Fashion Pattern No 893d Promises Modern Glamour
A dress description highlights a draped bodice with a throat line, a smooth waist with a girdle and belt, and a skirt with two gathers for front fullness. Pattern No 893d offers sizes 12 to 20, size 14 short sleeves bias skirt requires 444 yards of 39 inch material. Send 15c and details to Evening Huronite pattern service at West Wacker Drive Chicago. Also offers Fashion Book and other patterns for fall styles for all sizes.
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West Wacker Drive
Chicago
Small-town Weekend Visits Across South Dakota
Sanator to visit her husband at the hospital. Misses Ellen Jean Hinde and Shirley Talley and Curtis Talley began college work at State Brookings last week. Upperclassmen initiated freshmen at a Friday party. Perry I a visitors and local residents share weekend calls in Wayland. Numerous local families host relatives from Wessington Sioux Falls Watertown Huron Esmond and Iroquois. Birthday celebrations and weekend visits mark the community gathering in Willow Lake Sheffield and nearby towns.
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Ellen Jean Hinde
Shirley Talley
Curtis Talley
State
Brookings
Bank Robbery in Hyattsville Nets $33000
Three gunmen robbed the Prince George's Bank and Trust Company in Hyattsville Maryland seizing $33000. Two messengers were forced to surrender a money satchel as police in Washington Maryland and nearby areas launched a broad search. About $16000 of the loot was payroll for the Washington suburban sanitary commission. A getaway car sped away as investigators pursued leads.
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Hyattsvile
Guntmen
Princes George's Bank and Trust Company
Washington
Maryland
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
United States Army
Dublin Faces Hard Winter With Scarce Food And Coal
Dublin braces for a hard 1941 42 winter as white bread and coal grow scarce. Wheat will last only four months despite imports. coal rationing and gas shortages hit daily life. Dubliners hope to keep seven ships moving to New York and neutral ports to avert famine while politics push isolationist views and questions about Ireland's wartime role.
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Paul Manning
NEA Service
Dublin
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Portugal
England
Britain
Wales
Scotland
Kent
New York
Rome Lemon Juice Recipe Takes Off Ugly Fat
Reported trend in Rome highlights a lemon juice recipe claiming to reduce fat. Despite garbled text, readers see mention of a culinary fad amid unclear details and stray phrases suggesting media promotion of a diet idea.
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Rome
Lindbergh and America First defend stance on war
The America First Committee says colonel Lindbergh is not anti Semitic and denounces attempts to inject race into the war debate. It claims interventionists push false charges to hide the real issue and warns the nation against being drawn into European conflict.
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London
Dublin
England
South Ireland
Ireland
Germany
Lindbergh
America First Committee
América First Committee
United States
America First Defends Lindbergh Remarks
The America First Committee released a statement defending Charles Lindbergh after his Des Moines address blamed the British, the Jewish and the Roosevelt administration for injecting race into the war debate. The national committee objected to claims linking race to war policy.
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America First Committee
Lindbergh
Cminayy
National Committee
Charles A. Lindbergh
Des Moines
Hoosevelt
Urg
Uncertain Women Explain Gaps In Husbands' Details
Fifty percent of American women reportedly cannot name their husband’s age birth date or salary per the U.S. 1240 census. The note highlights widespread gaps in spousal personal data among households surveyed.
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