Social Sisters Club meets for all day at Friese home
The Social Sisters Extension Club held an all day meeting at Mrs. Fred Friese's home with eleven members and five visitors. dinner was served, and a kitchen gadget demonstration followed. Subsequent meeting planned for Wednesday after March 27 at Eve Entertained At Lard Party.
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Social Sisters Club
Mads
Friese
Social Sisters Extension Club
Fred Friese
Schneller
Stahiey
E. , Corley
Corley
Merle Strick
Neff
Miss Neff
Fred Oaks
Arch Nelsom
Calvin Lege
Flashes of Life News Briefs From The AP
Short AP items report a would be marriage license purchase in Hornell Pa at 1.25 when 1.65 was due, a pinball money box thief in McKeesport Pa urged to surrender, a Dallas dog woke a family to exposed gas fumes, and Chicago bachelors offered to buy a downtown restaurant after the proprietor announced closure with three patron buyers taking over the business.
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Hornell
Jay
Mckeesport
Chicago
Skirted Frocks Swing Into Step in Spring Tea Dancing
NEA reporter notes the post Lenten social season opens with tea dancing for the younger set. Style trends favor full skirts in silk prints with lingerie touches, chartreuse and brown palettes, and practical daytime ensembles for late afternoon parties.
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New York
God—Brown
Stmart
Paris Couturiers
Beadle County social notes and political motion 1920
Twenty years ago in Hur Mrs E Loomis hosted the Priscilla Club with fourteen ladies enjoying contests and cards. W L Shephard won first prize and Dan Urquhart second. Mona Issenhuth hosted college friends with music from Issenhuth and brothers, followed by a cafeteria lunch. K F Park hosted Octagon Club with four tables of cards and a buffet lunch. G W Dewey returned from a business trip in the southern state. V C Miller announced candidacy for Beadle County sheriff for the March 23 1920 vote. Victorine iticmon returned home from Madison.
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E. ©. Loomis
Priscilla Club
W. L. Shephard
Dan Urquhart
F. C. Ohman
Mona
Issenhuth
K. F. Park
Octagon Club
C. G. Walker
Elmer Blake
G. W. Dewey
J. C. Dexter
Beadle County
V.C. Miller
Victorine Iticmon Hap
Medison
School Attendance And City Visit Details
A fragment indicates a person has been attending school and will stay in the city for a few days visiting with friends before returning to Madison later this week. The text suggests temporary residence in the city and social visits with acquaintances.
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Madison
City government actions include resignations and contracts
City Manager Sears accepted resignations of Matson and Madsen amid investigations while a petition sought a hearing for another official. The council renewed the Central Labor Union lease at 214 Dakota Ave with reduced rent and repair duties. A WPA sidewalk project and park work along the James River are planned, plus a 20 year electric franchise acceptance. Preparations for April elections proceed as a March vote decides manager form of government.
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Sears
John Kautz Roting
Matson
Lewis P. Madsen
City Water Department
Central Labor Union
Dakota Avenue
James River
CCC
Northwest Public Service Company
Raymond C. Brandenburg
Easter Fashion: New Season Suits Dominate Spring Wardrobes
Fashion notes preview a sea of spring suits with hard-wisted worsted tailoring and longer jackets. Fabrics include worsted herringbone and gabardine in mono or chalk stripes, with feminine touches like frilly blouses and pastel hats. Separate coats remain essential, with reefers and swaggers shaping silhouettes.
Huron shops showcase spring fashion trends and suits
Huron stores feature a range of dresses in black navy gray beige and dusty tones, including bolero and jacket dresses and long topcoat styles. Men’s wear emphasizes ease and comfort with tweeds shetlands and chevriots, a stronger sports theme, three‑button single breasted coats, sack coats, and longer spring coats with military or convertible collars plus balmacaan and raglan models.
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Huron
Central South Dakota Easter Parade Strives With Fashion Fronts
Merchants push to keep the Central South Dakota Easter parade in step with national fashion leaders. The effort reflects a metropolitan shopping center mindset as retailers spare no effort to project style and cohesion for the community event.
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South Dakota
Easter Flowers From Perriton’s Charm Churches and Gifts
Perriton’s offers Calart flowers used by churches and for gifts with fresh garden look. Tom Violens roses praised. Easter greeting cards available. LIEBRECHT’S stocks spring flowers and plants in varied colors and decorations. Mr. Anderson introduces new stock and ideas at the market.
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Perriton's
Perriton’s
S . Liebrecht
Anderson
Arket
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Weda Hitchcock
Blair, Neb
Dubois
Emma Tayir
Hitchcock High School
Sioux Rapids
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Floe
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Bert Marks
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NEA Bernice
Hur On
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Lydia
Pinkham
Finkham
Marbor
Suzette
Mar~inello
Kathryn Hall
Lula Gifford
Qver Humphreys Drug
RITE
Mra. Wright
Walker's
Easton
Stiver's Hardware
St Bea's
Council Oak
Artz Studios
Bt, Patrick's
St. Ferrick
LAMPE
Tealty
Famous
NEW Star Belt Company
E.hl Lin- Gene
Schaa’s
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Tiger Eyes
Hemitizer
Washington
Boston
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Bob
Omal
Tadsi
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