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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1943
Page
3
Thomas Dye of Steubenville was labeled unskilled at air gunnery and dropped from gunnery school after five missions. He later shot down eight enemy planes, earning the Distinguished Flying Cross and three Air Medals, while serving on the Snow Ball fortress.
Electricians and machinists outside are urgently needed to fill essential war positions at the Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton Washington. Transport paid from recruitment site to Bremerton by the Navy. Wages 1.21 per hour for electricians and 1.20 for machinists outside. Two year apprenticeship/experience required. Overtime rate time and half after 40 hours. 52 hour average week. Housing available now for workers and families from 26.50 to 46.00 per month, furnished or unfurnished.
War Production Board officials in Minneapolis announced that permanent anti freeze solutions for car radiators will be available for passenger cars Friday. The distribution will include passenger cars as heavy articles have secured winter supplies. Marian Hull celebrated her ninth birthday with a party attended by 26 friends in Frankfort. Games were supervised by Mrs Martha Kleinsanger and lunch was served by Mrs G E Hull.
Mr and Mrs Theodore Swenson hosted a Lane Lane dinner for PFC Dorothy Swenson of the WACs. Swenson is on furlough from Fort Bragg, North Carolina, visiting home.
A farewell party was hosted Monday evening for Brice Clegg of St. Lawrence who is to be inducted into the Army. Attendees watched a movie at Miller and then gathered at the Ross home for lunch.
A class of 61 candidates was presented to Bishop William C. Brady in Highmore as priests from several towns attended. Dinner followed at the rectory for the bishop and visiting clergy while an Altar Society breakfast served to the reinfirmation class.
Redfield September 30 Special Plans for the year were drawn up by the executive board of the Methodist Church at a meeting held at the home of Mr and Mrs LeRay Jones Monday evening. Lunch was served at the close of the meeting by the committee.
A war era proclamation calls for unity in buying war bonds and stamps, boosting man power and civilian output, and maintaining relentless production to supply guns, planes, tanks, and other war materiel. It notes GM’s output rising over 100 percent year over year and emphasizes adapting methods to changing battlefront needs. The chart highlights monthly increases in GM war production as the drive continues.
Parents Mr and Mrs Dale Shaw of Faulketon welcome twin boys born Sunday morning. Named Gerald Frankan and Derald Fred, the siblings join the family as they celebrate the arrival.
Washington Post reports a unnamed elderly woman in a blue gingham dress donated two certified checks totaling 2000 to fund Christmas boxes for about four hundred soldiers overseas. Army chaplains helped select items. she asked for small frills like soap and violet talcum powder and helped wrap packages while declining to reveal her name.
Sept 30. Elected high school student council officers were Jack Dennis president Mildene Weaver vice president and Wilbur Freemark secretary treasurer. Council representatives include Eleanor Bridenbaugh senior Allene Flint junior Darrel Witters sophomore and Helen Brons freshman.
Mr and Mrs John Mare celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a dinner at their Erwin home. They wed Sept 25, 1893 in La Crosse Wisconsin and have lived in South Dakota for 45 years. Attending were three sons and families including Herbert Marx with Kenneth Verlyn Bemita Dar lene, Harvey Marx with Gary Gail Kay, and Albert Marx, all of Manchester. Henry Richards and Lloyd of Melham joined. Elmer Marx of Hastings Nebraska could not attend.
Mrs Dan Jones was installed as president of the Harland unit of the American Legion Auxiliary at a local ceremony. The event marks a leadership change for the Erwin chapter with attendees from the community and veterans groups in attendance.
Officiers installed included Mrs. Fred Johnson as first vice president and Mrs. Jodey Hodges as second vice president. Anna Anderson served as chaplain and Ches ter Bell as secretary. James Sore son and Jaye Joe Kazmorzak attended. Mrs. James Sur Jones gave a benediction.
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