Society Notes and Marriages Highlight Local News
Thursday auxiliary and WRC meetings listed with times. Announced marriage of Frances McNutt to Marvin Gillespie performed in Pipestone Minnesota. Golden anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Barton to be celebrated with open house Friday. Friendly Circle class elected officers and presented gifts at the Methodist Church meeting. Major Mary Bell letters recount visits and a trip with the governors. Patriarchs Militant Auxiliary hosted a pot luck dinner and meeting at JCCF Hall.
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Gillespie-McNutt
John Howard
Frances McNutt
Marvin Gillespie
M. E. Gillespie
Frankfort
Pipestone
Minn
T. E. Fellows
Friendly Circle
Methodist Church
Stanley Friburger
Maggie Walraven
S. Fryburger
VW. RB. Deyo
Mabel G. Parmenter
C. E. Wilcox
Wilcox
Heiss
George Robinson
J. W. Schollinn
V.R. Deyo
Frank Avenue
Mary
Bell
Herbert Titt
Mary S. Bell
Huts
7Th Service Command
Omaha
Pierre
WAC
Uhl
Reception for Huron College Faculty Planned Saturday
Invitations are out for a reception to honor the faculty of Huron College hosted by Dr and Mrs George F McDougall at Foster Cottage between three and five o'clock Saturday afternoon.
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Jege
Huron College
George F. McDougall
Foster Cottage
Vermillion High Stepper Moore joins State University corps
Vivian Moore of Centerville is named a new drum majorette at State University. A former Turner County Junior Legion band performer, she won state and national music contest firsts and later earned top placements in both contests. She twirled three summers with the DAV drum and bugle corps and appeared with Sioux Falls municipal band last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Vivian
Moore
Centerville
State University
Miss Moore
Turner County Junior Legion
D.A V. Drum and Bugle Corps
Sioux Falls
City Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Births in Huron
Miss Cathryn Semans returns to Ree Heights after visiting relatives in Des Moines and San Diego. Ensign Jack Srouse tours parental home while transferring from Miami to San Diego. Cadet and wife plan moves. local births include Gary Lee Stahl and Lois Mac DeBauche.
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Cathryn Semans
Ree Heights
C. J. Semans
Lois E. Krouse
Ft. Des Moines
Ensign Jack Srouse
A. L. Krouse
Fourth Street
Ensign Krouse
Miami, Fla
San Diego
Kiel Bros, Inc
Robert Weikum
Carp Chaffee
Ark
Abe N. Berg
Minneapolis
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Naval Air Corps
Donald Wilson
Wayne J. Wilson
Naval Flight Preparatory
Wayne Wilson
T. A
Camp Chaffee
Huron
Huron College
Musicphone
Ralph DeBauche
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Lois Mac
Lukes Honored on Wedding Anniversary in St. Lawrence
The Rev. and Mrs. N. A. Luke were surprised by friends Monday evening in St. Lawrence as a group presented a gift and lunch was served to mark their wedding anniversary.
Correction on donor of rooster at Co-Operative Club auction
The donor of the red rooster that sold for 20000 in the club auction was William Fliss of 972 Nebraska Avenue Southwest not Roy Bliss as earlier reported. Fliss said the cockerel is a New Hampshire egg laying breed and buyer Dale Thorn of Swift and Company purchased the bird.
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Co-Operative Club
William Fliss
Nebraska Avenue
Roy Bliss
State Methodists To Meet At Madison
The annual South Dakota Conference of the Methodist Church will be held in Madison from October 6 to 10. Appointments of pastors will be announced at the Sunday session. Bishop J. Ralph Magee will preside and Bishop A. P. Shaw of Baltimore will speak each afternoon. Also on the program are Dr. Emd Kohlstedt of New York on the board of missions, Rappi Karl Richter of Sioux Falls a German refugee, Gertrude Becker of India, and other speakers scheduled through the week.
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Madison
South Dakota
The
Methodist Church
J. Ralph Magee
A. P. Shaw
Baltimore
Emd. Kohlstedt
New York
Board of Missions
Rappi Karl Richter
Sioux Falls
Gertrude Becker
India
Methodist Ladies' Aid Meeting At Mrs Ruhaak’s Home
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. P. J. Ruhaak on Thursday afternoon Mrs. G. Roberts presided over the business meeting and Mrs. R. W. Hepler led devotions A lesson on the West Indies was given by Mrs. D. C. Hall Supper followed the session in Faulkton.
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Ruhaak
Methodist Aid Faulkton
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
P. J. Ruhaak
G. Roberts
R. W. Hepler
D. C. Hall
West Indies
Promotions Revealed for South Dakota Officers
Washington announces temporary promotions by the War Department. David Fischer of Custer and Obert Burall of Ralnce rise from first lieutenant to captain. Joseph Thelen of Howard, Theophilus Rizzi of Lead, and Erick Vetter of Rockham advance from second to first lieutenant. The article notes a measured tortoise speed of 20 feet.
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Washington
South
War Food Administration tightens farm equipment control
Washington reports the War Food Administration will limit government control over sale and distribution of farm machinery for 1944 to 48 types, down from 91 this year. Many items may come off rationing as production rises, while several categories such as planters, spreaders, combines, tractors, milking equipment, and irrigation pumps remain under rationing.
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Washington
War Food Administration
WFA
Germany shifts as monarchist sentiment rises in Austria
Continued from Page Four the piece notes growing monarchist support in Austria and among Germans. Archduke Otto gains favor through radio speeches while a strong monarchist group exists and the public increasingly opposes the Nazi party.
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Austria
Archduke Otto
Hapsburg
Nazi Party
The Catholic Church Opposes Nazi Regime in Germany
The article notes three enduring power centers in Germany—church, finance, and the army. It highlights clergy especially Catholic leaders Bishops Konrad, Preysing, and Clemens von Galen as prominent opponents of Nazism, speaking to widespread moral resistance and the fight for freedom of conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konrad, Preysing
Clemens van Galen
Germany
Carter's Little Liver Pills Aimed at Digestive Relief
An old health ad promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a two step remedy for headaches carb sluggish mood and fatigue. It claims the pills boost liver bile flow and flush the intestinal tract overnight, promising morning improvement and overall relief at a price of 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amara
Carter
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McCune
C. FE. Darfie
Royal Neighbors of America
Labor Temple
Bartons
Ray Nolan
Tenth Street
Patriarchs Militant
Ladies Auxiliary of Patriots Militant
J.C.C.F. Hall
George Kinsman
William Utterbach
Lip Stik News
Sherman & Moe Nyal
Er June Langus
Pete Star
Actus Guyeens
Karl
Humphrey’ S Drug Store
Aragi
State Methodists
Pinkheam
Inkham
Lydia E. Pinmham
Strictly Fresh
Piayer
T-Young
Young Brewing
RED Goose
Potter's
Lat Boel
Carol Brents
Sinieagini
Bod
Montgomery. Ward
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