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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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