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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1939

Page

6

Local social clubs plan spring meetings and events

Friday gatherings include Home Improvement Extension Club at 19 Fourth Street Northeast with Mrs. Carl Daum and Jim River Grove No. 16 Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle in Labor Temple at 7:30 PM. W CGTA spring meeting is at Miss Grace Jordan’s home. Round Table Club holds March meeting with readings and a needlecraft demonstration. Woodmen Circle Study Club plans bake sale for April 8 and social meeting April 11 in Labor Temple. Willing Workers Study Club discusses Father Flanagan's Home for Boys and elects officers for next year. Also listed are Miss Vanity Fair candidates from University of South Dakota with fourteen nominees across sororities and halls.

Home Improvement Extension Club Carl Daum Fourth Street Jim River Grove Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Labor Temple Grace Jordan Wisconsin Avenue Southwest John Svee Walter Skinner Lee Cranston Edna Ferber Frank Mattke Joyce Kilmer DeBoer Floyd Jones Bers Study Club Jim River Grove No Supreme Forest Woodmen ‘Circle Belva ‘Wilson Mesdames Hazel Foneki Irene Haszis Edna Siegenthaler Mesdames Belya Wilson Edna Siegenthaler Erdine Winegar Audrey Peterson Helva Wilson Donna Oster Moesdames Marguarite Stowe Kate Stowe Third Street Southeast Willing Workers Study Club George Deeg John Kauf Father Flanagan Edward J. Flanagan Omaha City of Little Men Ed Arteman Earl Hurd Tary Bialas J. A. Kretenmer QO. S. Piper University of South Dakota Alpha Phi Ellen McFarland Rapid City Robin Berglund Vermillion Kappa Alpha Theta Diane Spaulding Aberdeen Arlene Newel Plankinton Chi Omega Ruth Draeger Eleanor Artley Vermilon Wavertown Loene Boegelheide Chelsea Alpha Xi Delta Barbara Scheafer Sioux Falls Fern Bergren Vermilion Dakota Hall Jane Simond Arlington Mary Belle Moore Sioux City Iowa East Hall Barbarler le Mars Betty Mitchel Mattison Vanity Fair Coyote Bool Simond Virginia Carey Kappa Alpha Thain Helen Anderson

City briefs from Huron and surrounding towns

Local notes report Mrs C E Christenson returning from Lincoln with granddaughter Constance Ann Sawyer and note the Sawyers moving from Rapid City. Announcements cover birth of Mary Catherine Gage in Wilkes Barre, Jane as sibling. Ads mention Geyerman's Bargain Basement and a Fortune teller event at Wheeler Drug Store. Mrs Edith Price treated in Huron hospital. George A Dekletz and wife travel to Sioux City and Centerville for visits. Franklin Patterson leaves for Minneapolis area. March 31 event reservations urged.

C. E. Christenson Lincoln Neb Constance Ann. Sawyer Huron Constance Ann Vinton Sawyer Rapid City Geyerman’s Daniel Gage Wilkes Barre Mary Catherine Gage Jane Geyerman Lowell Greene Laverne, Mins F. D. Greene Simon Axelrad Leavenworth Kans Gadviel George A. Dekletz Sioux City Dekletz

Job Risk Benefit Payments Show Big Gain in February

The Social Security Board reports unemployment benefits totaling over 34.7 million paid to insured workers in February, up about 5.5 million from January across 49 state and territorial agencies. Some 850,000 workers drew benefits in the week ended Feb 25, rising to over 1,000,000 by mid March as more states began accepting payrolls.

Washington Social Security Board

Pinkham's Compound Promises Wellness From A Century-Old Remedy

A nostalgic endorsement touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a time proven women’s health aid. The ad claims benefits for nerves and general vitality citing over 1,060,000 testimonials and a long running history of use.

Pinkhara Snother Pinkham

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Round Table Club Round Table Extension W. T. DeBoer Eee Woodmen Circle Study Club Clinton Chamberlin Mrs. Deag Good Housekeeping Fustield Bergs Lipton America J. Worth Owl Specialists TNC Darien Qg Regetarly Montgomery Ward
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