Invincible Club Holds April Fool's Themed May Meeting
The Invincible Club met at Mrs. Eva Mulhollan's home on Tuesday afternoon for an April Fool's party. President Mrs. Harlan Stafford led business, dues were paid, and it was agreed hosts would serve one course lunches. Mrs. Sadie Finckh won first prize. Mrs. Dollenpacher had the low score. Four guests attended: Mrs. Morrissey and her daughter-in-law, Fhodie and baby Kay, Mrs. Joe Bowder, and Mrs. Allen Koch. Lunch followed at a long table, served by Mulhollan and her daughters Dorothy and Phoebe, with Mrs. Bowder assisting. Next meeting set for Tuesday, April 28.
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Invincible Club
Eva Mulhollan
Harland Stafford
Beth Dallenbacher
Sadie Finckh
Dollenpacher Low
Morrissey
Fhodie
Baby Kay
Joe Bowder
Allen Koch
Mulhollan
Dorothy
Phoebe
Club Social Sisters Meet at Mrs Gutormson Home
The Social Sisters Extension Club met Wednesday in Mrs. Ela Gutormson's home but bad weather kept many members away. After a business meeting the afternoon was spent visiting. The next meeting is set for April 22 at Mrs. Violet Stahly's.
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Social Sisters Club
Mesis
Social Sisters Extension Club
Ela Gutormson
Neil Bailey
B. van Winkle
Huron Scrap Drive Demands Work Wear May Be Worn
Citizens urged to wear rags and work clothes next Monday in support of Beadle County Red Cross scrap collection drive. About 100 volunteers still needed for April 7. 50-50 captains to receive final instructions Friday night. city preps old Dakota House site and fence. High School band plans downtown performances to mark the event with community-wide participation.
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Huron
Dsiva
Ruth Sherman
Huron City Hall
Dakota House
Beadie County
Huron High School
Beadle County
Red Cross Chapter
Jobless Insurance Payments Rise With War Plants
Washington reports a sharp rise in unemployment insurance payments as factories shift to war production. States paid 81 million dollars in January and February, about a quarter of 1941's total, with Minnesota 1.01 million, North Dakota 73 thousand, South Dakota 341 thousand, Montana 280 thousand, and Wisconsin 595 thousand. The report notes regional increases amid the wartime industrial drive.
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Washington
Federal Security Board
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Wisconsin
First Piano Played in England on Covent Garden Stage
An historic piano, reputed to be the first ever played in England, was used on the Covent Garden Theatre stage in London, marking a notable 18th or early 19th century milestone in musical performance history.
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England
Covent Garden Theater
London
American Legion Auxiliary Urges 1942 Service Drive
South Dakota unit president Elizabeth Ennis outlines a nationwide push for greater female participation in patriotic service. The Auxiliary aims to enroll more eligible women for 1942 to support defense at home and abroad, emphasizing national unity and active roles for wives, mothers, sisters, and daughters of veterans and current service members.
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America
American Legion Auxiliary
Elizabeth Ennis
South Dakota
Ennis
Auxiliary
Amer
Women urged to join American Legion for year of service
The message calls for every woman who has ever been a member to participate in the coming year. It invites all eligible women who have not yet exercised membership to join now, stating they owe duty to country and themselves by active service with The American Legion for America. The Green Mountains are in Vermont.
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America
American Legion For America
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Cesar Romero
Lydis E. Pinkham
Finkham
Unite Women
Ican Legion
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Comedy News
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