Society notes and club meetings in town society
Thursday and Friday meetings planned for ELEV TN HAUTNAGEL eductionAuxiliary WRC Royal Neighbors of America and B of L F Labor Temple events Sunday activities Division 213 p of L E planned. The Federated Business and Professional Women's Club held a regular dinner with Dr. Jacoby as speaker on Als and Nazi Germany. New members Harriet Darling Osa Welty Opal Bell Helen Cook and Vera Wetrich elected. Camellia Grace transferred from Mitchell Club. Pictures of service members urged for display during National Business Women's week October 10 to 16. Jima River Grove No 16 held a regular session September 27 with Officer's Club meet on September 9. prizes awarded and lunch served. Next Officer's Club Oct 6. Audrey Peterson notes the Grove leads SD in state ranking.
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Jacoby
Federated Business and Professional Women’s Club
Congregational Church
Huron Clinic
Harriet Darling
Osa Welty
Opal Bell
Helen Cook
Vera Wetrich
Camellia Grace
Mitchell Club
Liebrecht
Wacs
WAVES
SPARS
Red Cross
Este Hatfield
Helen Habicht
Jima River Grove
Jima River Grove No
Labor Temple
Guardian
Maud Erickson
Anna Troupe
Officer's Club
Hazel Fenski
Grace Schroeder
Ida Wilson
Verle Mueller
Seattle
Wash
Hazel Fensti
Mary Oster
Audrey Peterson
South Dakota
Publicity wins at Telephone 751 Club meeting
The Telephone 751 Club showcased publicity contest cards and officers were given membership cards for the Golden Welfare Club. The gathering closed in short form. A wedding shower celebrated Mrs. Donald Kearney, formerly Maxine Michels, at the Frankfort Methodist Church dining room with readings, contests and music. A blue and white table held many gifts for the bride. Refreshments followed. Yale couple Mr and Mrs William Davis marked their forty fourth wedding anniversary with relatives and friends. Attendants included Mrs Eli Martin and James Davis. Mrs Eva Madden hosted a breakfast in their honor. A pink candle cake and a purse of silver from three absent daughters highlighted the celebration. A church reception plans were announced for Huron College faculty and students at the Presbyterian Church with session members and wives in the receiving line and Ladies Association serving. Dorothy Patterson and Lt Richard Owens announced marriage. ceremony in Glendale Washington Sept. Patterson family ties noted. Owens to be stationed overseas soon in Sheridan, Wyoming, with plans to join in Chicago.
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Frankfort _Frankfort
Donald Kearney
Maxine Michels
Methodist Church
Yale
William ‘Davis
Eli Martin
James Davis
Eva Madden
John Hinman
Lois Davis
Sioux Falls
Kathryn
Custer
Huron College
Presbyterian
Ladies Association
Vinegar From Milk A New War Time Process
Danville Illinois reports the Consolidated Products Company plant in Nixa Missouri is producing about one million gallons of vinegar annually from milk. Chemists use a dairy by product chain to create the 100 grain white still vinegar for food preservation, a spokesman says this may be the first plant of its kind in the nation or world. The breakthrough aims to use a previously wasted dairy material.
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Danville
Nixa
Consolidated Products Company of
New Faculty Members Honored At Highmore
New faculty members were honored at a party hosted by Mrs Eva McDonald with last year’s teaching staff present. The event featured bingo and lunch. Mrs Margaret Hanson Brown, newly married to Sgt Lawrence Brown in July, received a gift.
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Highmore Highmore
Eva McDonald
Margaret Hanson Brown
Sgt
Lawrence Brown
Ground school for A C Harrison Jack Welch at Norman Okla
City briefs note changes of status for several locals. A C Harrison Jack Welch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Welch, has moved from pre flight at St Marys College to ground school with a new address in Norman Oklahoma aboard US NAS Brks 8 C. Welch recalls a visit with Lt George Deklotz of Huron during his stay.
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Ivan Welch
Harrison Jack Welch
St. Mary's College
Cal
Brks
Us.n.a.s
Norman
Okla
Welch
St. Mary’s
J.g
George Deklotz
Huron
Lalla Battin
6Th
S.W
Charles Steuerwald
F. C. Steuerwald
Tack Wright
Loretta. Wright
Minneapolis
U.S. Naval Training Station
Farragut
Ida
Dorothy Swenson
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Lane
Theo Swenson
Esther Larkin
Milwaukee
Karl Lampe
Louis Baton
Lois
Benning
Miller
Dakota
West
Evelyn Hartnagel
Aberdeen
Thomas E. Lyons
Harold Ricketts
U.S. Civil Service Commission
St. Paul
Alva Huddleston
Simmons Avenue
Markey
Huddleston
Mary Kenny
E. A. Kenney
Utah
Cpl
Seattle
Kiel Bros., Inc
Melburn Cook
Wash
Evelyn Cook
Peoria
John H. Cook
Kansas Avenue
Women's Relief Coins Rummage Sale Notice
A rummage sale for Women's Relief will be held all day Saturday in the building formerly occupied by Fleming's. Proceeds go to relief efforts.
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Fleming's
Potato Retail Ceilings Set for Oct 1943 to Jun 1944
Washington dispatch reports the Office of Price Administration fixed average potato retail ceilings between 4.5 and 5.5 cents per pound from October 1943 to June 1944. Sliding monthly country shipper and intermediate seller maximums absorb storage charges while retail prices include fixed markups after purchase. October ceilings vary by region with No. 1 grade potatoes around 2.45 dollars per 100 pounds for East North Central. The note adds that sugar refers to a group of substances including sucrose and glucose.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Maine
Idaho
Minnesota
U. S
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Red River Valley
Iowa
Hallandale
North Dakota
Bowman
Golden Valley
Billings
McKenzie
Williams and Dade
South Dakota
Nebraska
Montana
Wyoming
Boy 7 Found Dead In Icebox Attic Mystery
Three day search ends with seven year old Lewis Davis found dead inside a small icebox in the attic of his parents home. Coroner J C Henshaw reports the victim removed one shoe to rap on the door, suggesting accidental death.
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Warren
Aepe
Lewis Davis
Frank B. Davis
J. C. Henshaw
Promotions announced for South Dakotans in war department
Washington reports George Stahl of 705 Third Street Southeast Huron along with Raymond F. Herbert Burke Edward W. Welch Madison and Donald M. Severtson Sturgis are elevated from second to first lieutenant. The War Department made the temporary promotions public today.
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Washington
George Stahl
Third Street
Huron
War Department
South
Newspaper Boys Honored Saturday
Huronite marks National Newspaper Boy Day with a Dimes for Victory drive on October 2. Circulation manager Art Feick says carriers will sell one dollar in war stamps to each customer on their routes. The event honors youth inDelivering papers rain or shine and offers cash prizes for top sellers.
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Trnvasion
Art Feick
Daily Newspapers of America
R. W. Taylor
International Circulation Managers’ Association
Price ceilings on chicken lowered across classifications
Washington reported that most chicken prices will fall next month as the Office of Price Administration set new ceiling levels effective October 12. Reductions span hard scalded poultry by half a cent, quick frozen varieties by three and a half cents, while dressed poultry rises one cent. Drawn poultry falls by one cent and quick frozen eviscerated poultry by two cents. Kosher prices remain unchanged.
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Washington
OPA
Lt Wick Returns From South Pacific Service
First Lieutenant Robert FE Wick, who served in the south Pacific since March 1942 and fought in the Munda campaign, has returned to the United States. He is in Letterman General Hospital San Francisco for malaria treatment and will soon transfer to a hospital in Indianapolis before sick leave and a return visit to Huron. His mother resides in Brookings.
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Huron
Robert. FE. Wick
South Pacific
United States
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco
Indianapolis
Huron O
Wick
Northwestern Public Service Company
Here
Brookings
South Dakota Soldiers Wounded in North Africa and Pacific
The War Department lists 417 U S soldiers wounded in action. among them from South Dakota are Pvt Leslie W Boelter of Sioux Falls wife Mrs Evelyn J Boelter, Pvt William F Grasse of Vienna wife Mrs Melvina Grasse, Pvt Robert W Kincaid of Stevens father Harry Kincaid, and PFC Clarence J Halldin of Strandburg mother Mrs Hulda I M Halldin wounded in North Africa or Southwest Pacific theaters.
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Washington
United States
War Department
South
Hulda IM. Halldin
Strandburg
Southwest Pacific
Monty Won’t Guess When War’s To End
At General Montgomery’s Italy headquarters on September 26 a reporter pressed for a war end date. Montgomery refused to predict, saying readers should tell him. A correspondent speculated about spring, naming March 15, but the general offered no confirmation or denial, keeping the answer elusive.
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Montgomery
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Richard Owens
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