Society Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings
Friday programs at Royal Neighbors of America and Handy Ann Extension Club with officer elections and May gatherings. Degree of Honor Lodge No 40 observed Mothers Day with memorial services, lunch, and musical numbers. Officers Club hosted bridge after business, while Sojourner’s Club held dessert at the YWCA with bridge and bingo prizes. Deed-A-Day Extension Club discussed gardens and homemaking topics over a guest talk and book review. Crippen Mearns wedding at Pearl Creek Church followed by reception and performers. Gamma Theta Rho pledges initiated at dinner and candlelight ceremony. Victory Twelve hosted a get together at the Baker home with prizes and refreshments.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Labor Temple
Handy Ann Extension Club
E. B. Pugsley
Iowa Avenue
Wirs
Mae Pickell
Augusta Fatt
John Kelson
E. Kelson
Glee Club
John Fuglsang
R. Maxvold
A. Bjorke
Eddie Anderson
D. O. H. Officers Club
Officers Club
Degree of Honor
J. E. Smith
E. L. Shanahan
P. R. Phillips
G. G. Reynolds
Smith
Hinch
FASTEETH powder helps false teeth stay put
False teeth wearers fear embarrassment from slipping or wobbling. FASTEETH alkalin powder is sprinkled on plates to hold teeth firmly, reduce plate odor, and improve comfort. Available at drug stores.
Optima Extension Club Hosts Breakfast Meeting
The Optima Extension Club met at Mrs. E. T. Gitchell's home for a nine o'clock breakfast Tuesday. Fourteen members and two guests, Mrs. John Kinyon and Mrs. Victor Anhorn of Oakmont, Pa., attended as bouquets of spring flowers decorated the room and two hostesses served.
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Optima Extension Club
E. T. Gitchell
Gitchell
Local Social Notes Include Meetings and Engagement News
Community clubs held meetings at Blystone home and with P.E.O. groups. Mrs. Blystone and Mrs. Wharton hosted as Noel Coward play was reviewed and tea served. Engagement announced for Roberta Peterson and Bramston-Cook of Minneapolis with ceremony planned in August.
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Roberta Peterson
W. R. Peterson
Second Avenue Southeast
Waltertown
Roberta
Huron
D. Bramston-Cook
Minneapolis
May Chapter Meeting Features Pupils and Play Review
Mrs Walter Matson presented Ruth Mueller and Shirley Ann Madison who played piano solos during a business meeting followed by program. Mrs Robert D Lusk reviewed Noel Cowards Blithe Spirit. Luncheon was served at 1 30 pm.
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Walter Matson
Ruth Mueller
Shirley Ann Madison
Robert DB. Lusk
Noel Coward
C. C. Stokke
Robert D. Lusk
Fred Greene
South Dalutta
Graduates Arrive for State College Degrees in May
Brookings reports State College announces May 31 bachelor’s degree candidates across Agriculture Wildlife Civil and Electrical Engineering Home Economics and Pharmacy. Eleven seniors receive honors. notable grads include Mary Jeanne Noonan and Florence Lt Gloege with highest honors, Alfred Nachtigall and Margaret Hegerfeld with high honors.
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Brookings
D. B. Doner
H. Wa
Mary Jeanne Noonan
Watertown
Florence Lt Gloege
Odessa
Minn
Alred J. Nachtigall
Freeman
Margaret L. Hegerfeld
Elkton
Marriott A. Laurson
Sioux Falls
Frances V. Miner
Cavour
Phyllis E. Peterson
Brandon
Evelyn G. Wilkens
Home Economies
Mildred Bates Jarrait
Pharmacy
Myron’ C. Kromminga
Lennox
Ivan K. Miller
Deadwood
Lester A. Clarke
Wisington
Andrew W. Halverson
Russell ¢. Hilmog
Flan@rean
Clifford I. Iverson
Floyd A. Johnson
Egan
Myron C. Kromminga
William C. McCone
Redfield
Vane P. Miller
Strandburg
Quentin S. Rethke
Milbank
Glenn H. Schooley
Castlewood
John L. Wiersma
Volga
Charles J. Wilber
Wallace FP
Wildermuth
Yipp
Herbert G Bauer
Hosmer
Donald M. Weidenbach
Scotland
Roger A. Miller
Oldham
Harold Wimmerman
Alfred J. Nachtigall
Mary A. Albert
Eva.l. Albertson
Colton
Elsie Ambrose
Williams Bay
Wis
Allayne B. Amdahi
Betty L. Anderson
Bruce
Reva M. Anderson
Dell Rapids
Virginia M. Anderson
Alcester
Susanna _E. Clemen
Ipswich
Jeanne Lois Edmonds
Laverne
Milan
Bette M. Egan
Miller
Mary Kathryn Forney
Huron
Melba N. Graves
Raymond
Kathleen M. Hayes
Jennie Mae Heaton
Emily Ann
Julian)Jones
Flandreau
Betty E. Jordens
Harriett A. Larson
Patrivia
Laskowski
Viletta B. Leite
Marian J. Lynner
Clarkfield
Eileen D. Mach
Tabor
Elda A. Mielke
Colla Mae. Schoeneman
Havel M. Sheridan
Esther I. Short
Harrisburg
Veda L. Bleat
Haven
Margery B. Thomps
Hudson
Mavis M. Willey
Sylvia E. Wadel
Parkston
Helen R. Ackerman
Valley Springs
George H. Bentson
Faulkton
Tracy L.haffner
Tracy, Minn
Mildred Bates
Jarratt
Col
Rebekah Lodge to Mark 40th Anniversary
Echo Rebekah Lodge in Alpena will celebrate its 40th anniversary at the June 2 regular meeting. A potluck lunch will accompany the event and a committee will organize a program. Also noted is the alien property custodian’s control of over seven billion dollars in assets of enemy nations.
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Echo Rebekah Lodge
South Dakotan Officers Earn Second Lieutenants’ Bars
Two South Dakota graduates received commissions as second lieutenants in the quartermaster corps after completing training at Camp Lee Virginia. Henry Herman Kerkow of Huron and Robert Riley Forsyth of Northville are noted among those advancing to officer status.
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Quartermaster Corps
Camp Lee
Henry Herman Kerkow
Frank Avenue
Huron
Robert Riley Forsyth
Northville
Kiel Bros., Inc
Willis Walker
Denver
J. Madison
Emporia
Kans
Ailan Hoch
Hoch
Corp
Gerald H. Schrader
Camp Rucker
Ala
George Schrader
Edna Schrader
Huntington Park
Cal
Council Oak
Sar
South Dakota
Eilers’ Furiers
William J. Cronkhite
Camp Gordon Johnston
Fla
Earl Cronkhite
de Smet
Liebrecht
Annabelle Larson
Navy Nurses Corps
Oakland
Toma Larson
Larson
Oklahoma City
Okla
Waacss
WAVES
Flemings
Grace E. Flowers
Los Angeles
Record Expenditures Show 1943 Quarter Surpasses 1918 Year
Government outlays in early 1943 rose by about four billion dollars compared with the total wartime year 1918. The northwest reported the driest Fepwil season on record in 1931.
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Northwest
Gable Commander Killed In Europe
Major Keith G Birlem 27 former Little All America quarterback and Washington Redskins star killed in Europe in an airplane accident after three weeks there. San Jose State alumnus played 1936 37 38 seasons, Little All America 1938, signed by Redskins 1939, joined army 1940.
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San Jose
Calif
Keith G. Birlem
Washington Redskins
War Department
San Jose State
Birlem
Europe
Clark Gable
Army
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Rumgemee Clubs
Sojourner’s Club
M. P. Christopher
C. G. Atkinson
C. A. Green
Emil Miller
Vernal Johnson
Olson
L. &. Nelson
Anitta Pettibone
Nelson
Navy
Sybil Knox
Lavern Crippen
Arlene Knox
Rosalie
Rachael
Joann Hollingsworth
Gamma Theta Rho
Grace Thingiestad
Betty Keating
Helen Daugherty
Etta Mae Weise
Gamma Theta Rho Literary Society
Huron College
Miriam Speirs
Victory
Baker Home
John Baker
James Waldron
Geyerman’s
Gfeyerman *S
P.E.O
Blystones
M. E. Blystone
W. F. R. Wharton
Pioneer Daughter Study Club
Sara McKvaine
J. A. Eves
Marcussen
C. E. Arnold
Jo. A. Eves
Grace Jordan
Malmrose-Anderson
Lillian Anderson
C. E. Anderson
John C. Malmrose
V. A. Malmrose
St. James, Minn
Presbyterian Church
Minnesota
Malmnrose
New Orleans
C. W. Habicht
Helen Habieht
State College
Miss Ambrose
Gable
Jend-lease
United States
American Institute
Arrid
E. Head