Community club meetings and social events in Beadle County
Local clubs and unions schedule gatherings at Labor Temple and private homes. Mrs Golding honored at a farewell luncheon before moving to LaCrosse. J H Bottomley celebrated eighty fifth birthday with family from Beadle County. Pioneer Daughters Study Club met to report on state federation events and community services. Fairfield Economy Club hosted by Maxine Olson with garden and book discussions. Past Noble Grands Association held its regular weekly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Daughters Study Club
James Worrall
Charles Arnold
Eva Eves
Miss Null
Youngquist
South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs
Huron
Marcusen
B. Jerome Pipes
Rapid City
Fairfield
Maxine Olson
Pairfield
South Dakota
LaVon Olson
Phyllis Bottom
Amelia Walters
O. V. Obson
Violinist Edith Carver Tops Huron Recital Program
Miss Edith Carver, violin instructor at Huron College, will give a piano recital in the chapel at 4 pm Friday, with Grace Finley on piano and a Huron quartet including Marjorie Walker, William Lampe, and Gordon Anderson. Carver also plans a second violin recital May 27 in 10.C. F. Hall. attendance was good with one out of town guest, Mrs Sophia Hill of Redfield. Lunch followed. next meeting May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Carver
Huron College
Grace Finley
Marjorie Walker
William Lampe
Gordon Anderson
Huron
Carver
10.C. F. Hall
Sophia Hill
Redfield
Martin Anderson
Jd. C. Claymore
Earl Fish
Huron College Expands Programs For War Effort
Huron College officials coordinate liberal arts curricula with war demands after a report on Women in College and the War. Plans include boosting chemistry foreign languages journalism economics and typing for summer sessions and next year, aligning with government needs and accelerated programs. Women are urged to study medicine pharmacy and foreign languages while government service roles expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
George F. McDougall
American Council On Education
McDougall
Armed Services
Women in science fields open to many lab roles
The text notes women can fill a majority of laboratory and technician roles, with one third or more positions available to female personnel. It highlights psychology as recommended preparation for tests and measurements. In physics, about 67 percent of roles could be held by women, with only 2 percent unspecified.
Local residents and visitors report in Haven and Aberdeen
Mr and Mrs J Meyer of Haven were business callers in town Sunday. Mrs D Noltemeier and daughter moved here from Northville Monday. Mr Noltemeier is the C and MN W Agent. Miss Arlene Heppler recently employed in Aberdeen returned home Thursday. Mrs John Zens, long a patient at St Luke s Hospital in Aberdeen, returned home Friday and is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell
J. Meyer
Haven
D. Noltemeier
Northville
Noltemeier
Arlene Heppler
Aberdeen
John Zens
St. Luke's Hospital
Seals Create Fresh Water Inside Body From Digestion
The seal obtains the fresh water it needs by manufacturing it in its own body as a product of food digestion.
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Evelyn Hartnagel
Carpenters
Labor Temple
W. RK. C
International Relations Study Club
William Churchill
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
L. F
J. B
LaCrosse
Wis
Golding
Sadie Haines
The
Standard Oil
J. H. Bottomley
Twenty-second
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Alvin Satter
W. Bottomley
Iroquois
J. J. Bottomley
O. C. Bottomley
Irvin McCoy
Cavour
George McNamara
Bottomley
Beadle County
Past Noble Grands Association
Alivical
Beadle County Tenmey
Governor Club
Fom Luby
Leo A. Temmey
KSGO
Sioux Falls
WNAX
KSQO
Kabr
Betty Hutton
Bill Holden
Parassount's
M. J.B
M. J.B. Co
War Newman
Orgies
Ateads
Dagwood
Ars
Blondie
Roger Kennedy
DR. Hollenbeck
Claudette
Claudette, Colbert
ete Dey, eJOHN_ PAYNE
Epic OF Frontier
Ball
Craig Mardwicke
Au Jagger
Peter Sot
Vem Tyler
Storms
Clarence Budington
Reland
Toko le
Fusfield’s Shoe Department
Faulk County
Bottum Fur Governor Club
Robt. Byrne
Joe Bottum
Bottum
KSOO
KOBH
Main Street
Don McMurchie
Turner County
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