S. C. Club Meeting Hosts Cards and Plans
Mazz Peterson hosts S. C. Club at Mary Peterson home with sixteen members and nine visitors. A party for Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pier of Watertown was planned at J. W. Bieger home. Prizes awarded to several members. next meeting set for Mrs. Robert Schwartz’s home in October. Attendees from Minnesota and nearby towns included Mrs. Hert Welty, Delores, Mrs. F. W. Schutz, Marietta, Minn, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazz. Peterson
Mary Peterson
Ed Pier
Watertown
J. W. Bieger
F. W. Schulz
John Woelpert
Minnesota
Robert Schwartz
Wiliam Welty
A. P. McDonald
Loren Pier
C. H. Burger
Madison
Minn
Hert Welty
Delores
Wednesday Musicale Opens with Dinner Meeting
Twenty five members attended the opening dinner of the Wednesday Musicale at the Parish House. Mrs Helen Cleland guest from Wessington. Mrs J J Meaghan and others organized arrangements. Retiring president Mrs Howard T Shober introduced new president Mirz Harry Carlson and announced officers for the coming year including vice president Mrs Howard T Shober and secretary Mrs Lois Ericson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cleland
Wessington
J. J. Meaghan
BE. L. Bayles
George Yates
Blanche Battin
Howard T. Shober
Mirz
Harry Carlson
Wirs
Lois Ericson
Gertrude Lampe
Q. C. Stokke
R. L. Nord
Musical program features trio and vocal ensemble
A concert program lists instrumental trio Canzonetta Bolero and Adagio from the Third Suite with violin and piano solos. The vocal ensemble performs Softly as in a Morning Sunrise Hallelujah with a group of named soloists led by Mrs W. M. Griffith as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romberg
Hallelujah
Youman Vonda Morrison
DeLaine Quale
Betty Jones
Hazelbelle Schmidt
Phyllis Lampe
Mary Ethelyn Habicht
Alyce Quale
Maxine Hillery
Miriam Quiatte
Martha Phillips
Weather and Temperatures Snapshot
Partly cloudy forecast for Huron and vicinity with frost tonight and cooler Friday. Temperature readings show recent highs of 64 and 106 in the records, with frosty nights and a mixed regional outlook across South Dakota Iowa Minnesota. The nursery note mentions the bitterling fish using pond mussels as a nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Iowa
Mennesota
50 Billion Eggs Planned For 1942 Production
Washington officials set a national goal of 50,000,000,000 eggs for 1942 to bolster defense and British aid. The target exceeds 1941 forecasts, with farm egg prices rising and cost of feed expected to climb. Editors expect farm layers to rise from 250 million to over 350 million by January 1, while non farm production adds to the total. British needs include 6 billion eggs and 16 million pounds of canned chicken meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Huron girl to begin nurses training in Chicago
Eila Hohm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Hohm of Huron, left Wednesday for Chicago to enter the fall class at Presbyterian hospital. A Huron High School graduate, she attended Huron College and belonged to the Boethean Society. Her sister Olga recently graduated from the same hospital and is now employed there, while brothers Paul is in third year medical school at the University of Chicago and Ted is interning at Anker Hospital St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams-Kyrkland
Harald P. Adams
Myrtle V. Kyrkland
Huron
Sander Tollefson
Warren Darling
Adams
Winnipeg
New Royal Apartments
Winthrop, Minn
University of Minnesota
Sprague Hospital
Northwestern Hospital
Minneapolis
Huron Clinic
Cleveland
N. D
Jamestown College
Northwestern University
Eila Hohm
Ella Hohm
Ludwig Hohm
Chicago
Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Hohm
Huron High School
Huron College
Boethean Society
Olga
Miss Bohm
Paul
Chicago University
Ted
Anker Hospital
St Paul
British Aide to Russia Seen Expanding in War Front
Report from London says British tanks may enter action on the vast front as RAF planes fly against the Russians. Speculation grows that Imperial troops could be sent via Iran to aid Russia, with Churchill allegedly receiving detailed briefings on such possibilities after recent military discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Iran
Paria
Winston Churchill
Britain
Russia
War fronts and air battles dominate daily reports
Gen Archibald Wavell Claude Auchinleck and John Dill described Allied commands in India the Middle East and the Imperial staff. German high command claimed 11 merchant ships totaling 73000 tons were sunk off West Africa despite destroyer protection. Kiev breakout attempts were crushed with bloody losses as Crimea combat escalates with 63000 troops in action. Germany boasted destroying Soviet planes, reducing the Black Sea fleet to a print of itself and bombed Leningrad and fortifications while Axis raids hit isthmus fortifications. Moscow endured a five hour 45 minute air raid alarm with Soviet air force claiming a three to one edge and 75 German planes destroyed. An Axis transport in the Gulf of Finland was sunk by Soviet boats, and a German bombing near southeast England caused slight damage with no casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonal
Archibald F. Wavell
India
Claude Auchinleck
Middle East
John G. Dill
Imperial General Staff
Adolf Hitler
West Africa
Kiev
London
Crimea
Russia
Black Sea
Sebastopol
Moscow
World War Aid Debate in Postwar Recovery
The excerpt argues Europe must endure hunger and privation before postwar aid arrives. It notes British blockade disrupts food imports and ongoing military actions devastate grain. Ivan Maisky urges rapid resource coordination for liberation, while Red Army efforts in Ukraine and Caucasus highlight manpower over technology in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ivan Maisky
Britain
Russia
Ukrain
Red Marshal
Budyenky
Caucasus
British Plans and Russian Fronts Cite Possible Caucasus Move
The article notes British planes operating in Russia and talk of English tanks in action. It discusses whether Allies can aid Budyonny to hold positions and the need to pin German forces along the Don River to protect routes to the Middle East. Britain could send a Persia Caucasus expeditionary force with large troops and Indian resources, to divert German pressure, if deemed urgent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Budyonny
Hitler
Caucasus
Great
Don
Middle East
Britain
Iran
Persia
Ukraine
Budgonny
Words Are Not Big Enough to Praise Adlerika
An advertisement praises Adlerika for quick relief of sour stomach and constipation. The testimonial mentions travel and age fifty five, urging readers to obtain Adlerika now from Sherman and Moe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D.calif
Sherman & Moe
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Kaifey) Sawicki
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Shoe Department
Northwest College of Commerce
Max Palmerton
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