I Believed In You at the Bijou Featuring Rosemary Ames
A local amusements note previews the Bijou's upcoming film lineup with Rosemary Ames in I Believed In You as the new star, supported by Victor Jory and John Bates. The plot follows a naive girl drawn into labor causes in Greenwich Village, a wealthy backer, and a path to financial conflict and redemption. Also listed are Mandalay and other cast entries, plus a final note on Keep Em Rolling at State and a Crosby Case scre ening.
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Rosemary Ames
Pep
Victor Jory
John Bates
Greenwich Village
Gertrude Michael
George Mocker
Leslie Fenton
Joyzells
Jed Prouiy
Morgan Wallace
Luig Alberni
Lake Preston Chorus Draws 600 Voices in County Concert
Lake Preston hosted a rural county chorus of 600 voices directed by Mra. P. Scofield with Miss Lydia Holm at the piano. The program included county declamatory and essay winners Lester Wilson, Clinton Neilson, Jane Mulholland, and Lois Perry. Wilson, Mulholland, and Perry advance to the Watertown regional contest in April. A morning school officers meeting featured Miss Otillia Knutson and Supt J. Martin of Brookings who spoke on education in South Dakota. About 1,000 attended.
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Lake Finan
Kingsbury County
Lake Preston
Mra. P. Scofield
de Smet
Lydia Holm
da Smet
Lester Wilson
Clinton Neilson
Jane Mulholland
Lois Perry
Watertown
Otillia Knutson
Sunt. J
Martin
Brookings
South Dakota
Soldier Returns To Me Cavour Army Food School
Emery Scheid who joined the army in January is home on furlough. He has been stationed at Fort Snelling Minnesota and will go to Kansas to attend the army cooking school. After four months there he hopes to be head cook at Fort Snelling. Orie Currier, who enlisted with Scheid, is reported doing well.
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ME Cavour
Emery Scheid
Army
Fort Sneling
Minn
Kansas
Fort Snelling
Orie Currier
Scheid
Benefit bridge party aids O. E. scheme fund
A benefit bridge party was held Friday at the Masonic Temple to support the O. E. scheme. Mrs John Cool Mr Ralph Hopkins and Miss Helen Engstrom led the event as the Eastern Star fund rapidly grows from statewide contributions.
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Cridce Redfield
Masonic Temple
Mmes
John Cool
Ralph Hopkins
Missy Helen Engstrom
Eastern Star Fund
Cash Income Of Farmers Mounts In Northwest District
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports March cash income of northwestern farmers rose 15 percent from a year earlier. Value of seven major products bread and durum wheat rye flax potatoes dairy products and hogs amounted to 1 248 000 up from 2 527 000. Building contracts jumped due to a previously small base and rural trade rose, while butter output declined to 35 725 000 pounds from 41 967 000.
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Minneapolis
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Federal Reserve District
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Miontana
Northwest
Mumps Epidemic Hits Bancroft School Figures
Bancroft April 16. An epidemic of mumps has sidelined several children from school in Bancroft. Mrs Karl Clay, teacher in the intermediate grade, is also among the affected.
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Bancroft Bancroft
Karl Clay
Magee Presides At Church Meet In Iroquois April
Bishop J Ralph Magee of St Paul led two days of joint conferences with Hurone Pierre district ministers laymen W H M societies and Ladies Aid groups in Arlington He conducted two seminars oversaw the new Crandon settlement charge and presided over sessions with 50 pastors and 100 laymen present The meeting opposed selling beer at the State Fair and debated supervised dancing at Dakota Wesleyan University future spending and leadership changes noted among district officers and visitors including Dr C E Wilcox Judge Frank R Fisher and Mrs Mitchell.
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Iroquois
J. Ralph Magee
St Paul
Hurone Pierre
M. E
Arlington
United Conferences
Charles E. Wilcox
Huron
Huron-Pierre
Crandon Settlement
Northwest
German Methodists
F. E. Lochridge
Huron Methodist Church
Mitchell-Sioux Falls
Huron Church
F, FE. Morrison
Frank R. Fisher
Miller
Dakota
Mitchell
W.c.tu
Orose
C. B. Wilcox
W.H.M.S
Wilcox
L. Whealey
Madison
Everett Brown
Wessington Springs
Ralph Riley
Edna Elder
Cavour
Ladies Aid
Glenn Denning
Arlington Aid
Brookings
State Fair Board
Tom Berry
Dakota Wesleyan University
First Seed Loan Checks Received In Potter County
Getttysburg April 16 Special First returns on federal seed loan applications were received in Potter county when three checks arrived. Several other returns came the first of the week bringing the total received on seven applications to 850. The loans range from 50 to 145. More than 10 applications had been mailed from the local seed loan headquarters. About 200 loans are expected in the county. Final date for applications is April 30. A district committee will cooperate with the state organization to support the dry amendment at the fall polls.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
Harriette DeRouchey
Register of Deeds
Counery
Wolsey Educators Offered Contracts After Board Meeting
Wolsey teachers received contracts for the coming year with the exceptions of Mrs. Azile Larsen and Miss Dorothy Peck. All others faced salary reductions, while Supt F W Wardman and agriculture instructor H Leo Wilson were not reduced. Net return for fall is uncertain.
Birthday Club Meets in Manchester on April First
The Manchester women’s birthday club met with Mrs. W R Allen. Fourteen members attended and answered roll with April Fools jokes. Birthday celebrants Mrs. W R Allen Mrs W Poage and Mrs W D Allen received small gifts. The afternoon was social and luncheon served by a member division.
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Birthday Club
Manchester
Manchester Women’s Birthday Club
W. R. Allen
W. Poage
W. D. Allen
Mrs Wetzbarger leaves for Huron guest of Carnation club
Mrs Leonard Wetzbarger who is moving to Huron attended a Carnation club gathering. A social evening followed by lunch in paper sacks was served and Mira Wetzbarger received a gift.
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Huron Redfield
Leonard Wetzbarger
Huron
Carnation Club
Mira Wetzbarger
Religious Music review planned by Altrusa club
A review of religious music will be presented by Mrs. A. D. Coleman to members of the Altrusa class this evening at the home of Mrs. I. M. Remington Mines. Hosts Mrs. Coleman will be assisted by F. B. Tinker, Mary Clark, and E. Kelsom.
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Redfield
A. D. Coleman
Altrusa
I. M. Remingtom Mines
F. B. Tinker
Mary Clark
E. Kelsom
Alseth Boasts Perfect Record
Lake Preston April 14 Charles A. Alseth Kingsbury county banker and farmer seeks the Republican gubernatorial nomination in next month’s primary. He has never been defeated for public office, served in the legislature multiple terms and led in the 1933 house. He advocates education conservation fair prices and a net income tax. He is a native South Dakotan born on a Kingsbury county homestead in 1883.
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Lake Preston
Charles A. Alseth
Kingsbury County
Alseth
State
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Mr. Alseth
South
Candidacy Aimed at Republican Party Renewal by Local Trustee
Alseth, a Fon College graduate and current college trustee, announced his candidacy after a banking career of fifteen years and seven years in farming on a local farm. He argued the state party needs new blood and pledged to push for revamped party leadership, while enjoying horseback riding and hiking in his leisure time.
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Fon College
Letter Institution
Alseth
Republican Party
Mrs BR Stubbs Hosts Four Table Bridge Party
Mrs BR Stubbs entertained at three tables of bridge at her home on April 16 in Frankfort. Mrs N J Cooke won high score and Mrs Bert White finished with low score. Refreshments were served after the games.
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Bridge Frankfort
BR. C. Stubbs
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