Social and lodge events listed for Monday and beyond
A dense listing of Monday evening meetings across groups including K P lodge James River lodge No. 3 Past Oracles association Machinists Labor Temple Historical Society and Dorcas society plus Captain Alexander Tedford chapter D A and Scandinavian Brotherhood. Also notes Yeomen lodge and Rebekah district gatherings with host addresses and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Alexander Tedford
D. A
Max Royhl
Fourth Street
Dorcas Society
Esther Sears
Ann Grziewski
McKinley P. T. A
Lida Hetts
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Labor Temple
Child Conservation League Meets at Mrs Sanderson’s Home
The Child Conservation League held a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Frank Sanderson’s home. Mrs. O. R Whitney presented a paper on Our Club and the Meaning of Child Conservation and Mrs. L. M. Swain was named chair of the program committee. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Herschel Marquis on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
Frank Sanderson
R Whitney
L. M. Swain
Herschel Marquis
Farm Diary of a Central South Dakota Farm Woman
A diary entry records a busy April day of farm tasks including incubating 300 chicks, painting furniture, fixing woodwork, tending hens and piglets, and attending a club meeting with Mary. The writer notes meals, fieldwork, town errands, and preparations for the next chores while detailing chicken and hog house progress and family news.
Prairie Farm Diary Fragments Hint at Spring Delays and Labor
A weathered farm diary notes green grass beginning to sprout along roads, cattle needing better grazing, and recent short rations. Jean plans to travel to Pierre, Dan returns tired from disking, and chores include butter, baking, and stock tank cleaning. The writer mentions worn stockings, barbed wire, and hopes for calmer winds after multiple windy days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Jean
Wisconsin Scott Howard Society and club activities report
The Howard Society W C T U met at Mrs Peter Olson's home on Tuesday with Mrs Uabbit leading a program on Light the little lights and they shall light the bigger lights. Mrs Labbitt and Mrs L J Hauge discussed. Lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs Raymond Gould read a paper on the Wisconsin Indian Mission. A business session set plans for a junior-senior banquet with eight committees for April 24. Mrs Joe Vickers hosted the Art club with painting and paper flower making. Mrs Anna Fossum celebrated a birthday with visiting, radio and two lunches, one in the afternoon and another at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeomen Lodge
W. F. Lytle
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
P. J. Schott
Utah Avenue
Mr. Lytle
Charles Osborne
Osborne
George Shepardson
Charles Dukes
Liem
Roy Ramsell
Montana Avenue
A. M. Chenoweth
Carrie B. Lloyd
L. B. Harman
J. H. Rentsch
Idaho Avenue Southeast
J. B. McAllister
William Waibell
C. H W. Bell
Ayla Willard
Europe
McAllister
Hentsch
Arla Willard
Herbert Titt
Ohio Avenue Southwest
F. P. Carson
O. S. Hagen
H. Baumhoff
George Hebron
Elizabeth Jones
Neil McKay
Myrtle Daum
Fifth Street
Bert Marks
Norma Martin
W. E. Nielson
Kold Kensingtons
Ladies Association of the Presbyterian Church
Nancy
Peter Olson
L. J. Hauge
Wisconsin
Joe Vickers
Art Club
Anna Fossum
Suffrage Vets To Attend Rally
Pioneer suffragists who helped win votes for women will attend the League of Women Voters jubilee convention in Louisville April 23 to May 3. Carrie Chapman Catt, Alice Stone Blackwell, and others will be honored with names on a national roll of honor in Washington. A special jury will announce the complete list May 1, with Anthony, Catt, and Shaw already named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
League of Women Voters
Louisville
Carrie Chapman Catt
Alice Stone Blackwell
America
H. G. Harrison
Minneapolis
George Gellhorn
St. Louis
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Ohio
Florence E. Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
Harriet Taylor Upton
Allen
Susan B. Anthony
Anna Howard Shaw
Social Workers Set October Meeting Dates
Social workers prepare for a two day session October 10 and 11 with plans to invite a top speaker such as Maude Ballington Booth of New York or Judge Cavanaugh of Chicago for the South Dakota State Conference of Social Work in Sioux Falls. The executive board directed Secretary Clarence M. Satan to begin negotiations for the principal speaker at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Ballington Booth
New York
The
Volunteers of America
Cavanaugh
Chicago
South Dakota
Clarence M. Satan
Sioux Falls
State meeting outline includes social health and reform topics
At the state meeting the board decided on discussions of social health Red Cross penitentiary reform control of feeble minded and child welfare. George T. Jameson president of the conference and warden of the state penitentiary will lead delegates on a prison tour to study conditions firsthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
George T. Jameson
State Penitentiary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Degree of Honor Lodge
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Hall
A. E. Welson
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Buss Pearl Gunderson
Delta-Bele
Pearl Gunderson
Akota Avenue
Robert Barkley
Erma Hatz
Carl Weir
L. Cooley
A. C. Bell
W. J Whitney
Lucile Bruce
Agnes Lesh
Azmes Lesh
RH. Jaehn
J. K. Chambers
J.T. Frost
Jaehn
Colorado Avenue Southwest
J. H. Grant
Fred Zink
Steen
Lesh
J. G. Williams
Eighth Street Southeast
Williams
W. J. Whitney
S Pifte
Mesdames FE. F
Bowe
Rey Bramwell
C.F. Stewart
Everett Curtis
Grant van Duzee
J. F. Buckmeter
Karl Buchholz
Lloyd Avlery
Hansy Anderson
W. J. Whitey
Hood Club
Merle Hagen
William McCreem
W. H. O. Club
Susie Gutvler
Huron
Gorham
Morgan, Johnson and Wernsted
Hazel Kutzler
Gutzler
Lon Gorham
Hendershott
Leona Kutzler
Mary Hines
Rebekahs
Hayve
Rebekah Distrct No. 9
Cavour
Deen
Doan
E. J. Bush
Nore
Jame
Uregular
Csing Doan
Prey
Rtos
Bya
Mary's
Mary
Will
Costain
Hagman
J.C. Dexter
J. C. Dexter
Pierre
Howard Society
Baba Ade Deedeee
Edeoseedn
Adeerees Asor On
Roy Housman
Huron, South Dakota
League Of Women _ Voters
Arithur Katz
Standard Oil
Deere Weber
Courtequs
J. Spink
D. & Building
B. M. Mirhas
Ran
Olin Studio
West Park
Hollywood
Sherman & Moe's
Morin Colton Co
Dak
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