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Hardin-Rodnunsky-Satanove Benevolent Society fonds
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5 cm of textual records. -- 16 photographs
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The Hardin-Rodnunsky-Satanove Benevolent Society, also known as HRS Society, was formed in May 1944 in Edmonton, Alberta by members of the Hardin, Rodnunsky, and Satanove families. The purpose of the society was to find remaining relatives and assist in refugee immigration, to provide assistance to relatives overseas and elsewhere, and to set up a scholarship fund for students with financial difficulties. Membership was composed of any direct descendants, including spouses and children, of Samuel Hardashnikov (Hardin). The first executive of the association included Harry Hardin as chairman, Lucy Satanove as secretary-treasurer, and committee members Hyman Satanove, Simon A. Simovitch (Simons), Freda Slutsky, Sam Satanove and Martha Hardin. The society met monthly, held social gatherings, and raised funds with dinners, raffles and bridge games. The society was still active in 1999 on an irregular basis.
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The fonds consists of materials relating to the HRS Society and to the Hardin, Rodnunsky, and Satanove families of Alberta from 1906-2001. The fonds consists of these series: 1. Administrative (1945-1977) Series consists of HRS minutes and correspondence regarding fundraising. 2. Miscellaneous (1906-2001) Series consists of histories of the HRS Society, photographs of members and activities, and other materials.
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Donated by members of the HRS Society from 1999- 2001.
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Additional material may be found in the First Century of Jewish Life Editorial Committee fonds held by JAHSENA.
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Information for the administrative history was taken from the records and from <em>The First Century of Jewish Life in Edmonton and Northern Alberta</em>. Some records in this fonds were donated at the same time in accession SKY.99.1 as records belonging to the Anita Sky fonds.<br><br>Record No. SKY.99.1; HRS.99.1; ROD.01.1<br><br>
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- Hardin-Rodnunsky-Satanove Benevolent Society (Subject)
- Hardin, Harry (Subject)
- Satanove, Lucy (Subject)
- Satanove, Hyman (Subject)
- Simovitch (Simons), Simon A. Slutsky, Freda (Subject)
- Satanove, Sam (Subject)
- Hardin, Martha (Subject)
- Hardashnikov (Hardin), Samuel (Subject)