Naughty Marietta to Open Musical Week at Local Theatre
The preview audience sold on Naughty Marietta with Joannette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy leading. The story follows a princess fleeing marriage to a French noble, pursuers, pirates, and a brave rescuer, ending with a move to a frontier home. If booking shifts to Gold Diggers of 1935, Naughty Marietta will still come later, plus music shorts during Music Week.
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Marietta
Victor Harbert
Bomeone
Traine
Tee
Joannette
Mac— Donald
Nelson Foldy
Sx Drushel
Omanca
Miss MacDonald
Mr. Eddy
America
Brouynt
France
New Orleans
New World
Isdy
New Janda
Exhelman
Sequoia Show At Huron Theatre April 25 26
City briefs list Sequoia performances at the Huron Theatre on April 25 and 26 sponsored by Girl Scout Troop No. Readers learn about local sightings and visits including Miss Dora Parks returning to Lake Benton Minn to teach, and several residents visiting relatives over Easter.
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Misa
Margaret Ridgway
Pierre
W. H. Ormond
Sequoia
Huron Theatre
Girl Scout
Habichts
A.L. Leslie
Jimmie
Lola
Shome
Minneapolis
Alice May
Hudson
Wis
Dora Parks
Flaois Avenue
Lake Benton
Minn
Cadvic
R. M. Jones
Clarence ‘Jones
Worthington
J. Dolan
J. M. Muhowald
Idaho Avenue
A. J. Harrison
Spencer
Harrison
Oregon
Columbia Woolen Co
Mp'ls
Marvin ‘Hughitt
Belva Wilson
Marian Laughlin
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Florence Laughlin
Myrtle Leslie
A. L. Leslie
Rochester
G.S. van Olst
Marilys
van Olst
Alta Davis
Lead
Chris .Pughang
W. S. Gascoigne
A. E. Danielson
Mary Howard
H. H. Danielson
St. Joseph
Chicago
T. E. Park
Harrold Junior Senior Banquet At School House
Harrold high held its annual Junior-Senior banquet at the school house abandoning its usual practice of holding ceremonies in another town. Easter decorations brightened the room as Carl Winckler acted as toastmaster and speeches were given. Eunice Buhn played a piano solo before attendees went to Highmore theatre to view Wings in the Dark.
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Harrold Harrold
Harrold High
Carl Winckler
Eunice
Easter Day Services Held at 4 E Church in Virg il
Special Easter day services were conducted Sunday by district superintendent Dr C E Wilcox of Huron assisted by Rev A R Eschuman the regular pastor. Special music featured by the choir and the Lord s Supper observances followed. Baptismal services for children and young people united with the church.
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Virgil
C. E Wilcox
Huron
A. R. Eschuman
Burdette club meets for custard demonstration
The Burdette home extension club met at Mrs Miltred Kenyon's home to view a custard demonstration by Mrs Mabel. After the business meeting a demonstration lunch was served by the host Bear.
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Burdette Home Extension Club
Miltred
Kenyon
Mabel
Hos- Bear
Faculty Entertains Members Of The St Lawrence Faculty
Mr and Mrs Ralph Borah hosted members of the faculty on Friday night at their home in St Lawrence April 23. Dinner was served at seven with an evening of visiting and games to follow.
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ST. Lawrence
Ralph Borah
Families Move Manchester to Farm in Bancroft Move
AL Collison moves his family from Manchester to a farm near Bancroft while Cid Blote relocates his family to the town, leaving the house vacated by the Collisons as the move progresses.
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Manchester
AL Collison
Bancroft
Cid Blote
Townsend
Collison
Young Couple Wed At Highmore
Easter morning ceremony at home in Highmore as E Washburn pastor of local Methodist church weds a Highmore graduate bride in blue silk gown. Bride, active in Highmore business scene, wed groom, son of Mrs Juna Ellis, a State College Brookings graduate in Pharmacy. Groom, a registered pharmacist at Hemmington drug in Highmore, to establish home there.
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Highmore
E. Washburn
Lana
Quenis
Easter Breakfast and Cantata At Frankfort Church
An Easter breakfast for about 80 was held in the church basement. At the regular service Rev Wilkinmons baptized Wesley Wayne Weiner Carol Mae Sidmers and Marian Hope Bull. At eight the Doland choir directed by Dr Vincent Sherwood performed an Easter cantata with several solos by Wizard Johnson who earned a superior rating in the district contest in Aberdeen.
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Frankfort Frankfort
Wilkinmons
Wesley Wayne
Henry’ Weiner
Carol Mae
Arnold Sidmers
St.Paul
Minn
Marian Hope
Elmo Bull
Doland Choir
Vincent, Sherwood
Wizard Johnson
Aberdeen
Washington in turmoil as era of policy clashes grows
AP dispatch notes administration allies push Harrison compromise as only plan likely to win presidential approval while Senator Long attacks administration fees and threatens secession rhetoric. Byrd predicts chaos if farm amendments pass as Glass nominates Marriner Eccles to the Federal Reserve Board amid opposition. NRA extension debate surfaces in Ways and Means. White House egg roll draws 50 000 crowd. Roosevelt orders CCC growth to 600 000 to combat soil erosion. Inter state Commerce poll shows 14 to 11 against abolishing utility holding company.
Werner Aims To Revivify Mining in South Dakota
Congressman Theo B Werner, a Democrat from South Dakota, proposes a study of using 70 to 100 million dollars to boost unemployment relief and develop mining properties across the western mining states. The plan would cover gold, silver, coal, manganese, tin and other minerals in the Black Hills and western regions. Werner, nicknamed Dates from childhood, recalls party colleagues and governors during discussions on mining revival.
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Dekots
Theo. B.werner
South
Dakota
Werner
Black Hilla
Wections
Stust
South Dakota
South Dakota Power Plan Moves to Pierre Action
The debate over a major Missouri River hydroelectric project shifts from Washington to Pierre as Governor Berry weighs ordering a market survey for power from the Gillette-Black Hills development. The plan aims to use cheap lignite coal to fuel the plants, shaping prospects for regional energy. The governor's decision will set the next step in assessing potential markets for the proposed output.
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South Dakota
Washington
Pierreau
Berry
Missouri River
Gillette-Black Hills
Easter Pageant Shown At Highmore in Reverent Presentation
Easter pageant Our Christ Liveth directed by Mrs J F Washburn drew a large audience Sunday evening in Highmore. About thirty youth from upper grades and high school presented scenes from the night of condemnation to Easter morning with twenty cast members in roles such as disciples priests soldiers and Nicodemus. The women’s group portrayed Mary the mother of Jesus Mary Magdalene Miriam and Eunice. The stage garden of Gethsemane was beautifully decorated for the production.
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Highmoore Highmore
Specia
Christ
J. F. Washburn
Nicodemus
Mary
Jesus
Mary Magdelene
Miriam
Eunice
Caiaphas
Gethsemane
Fragmented queries on household costs and dining terms
The text mockingly questions a shopper’s budget lists and everyday items, suggesting a staged vetting of expenses. It riffs on dinette spaces elevators porches janitorial services and a wide array of household goods while hinting at a bureaucratic or satirical parsing of costs.
Fragmented 1930s household survey questions described
The text outlines a sprawling at home consumption and clothing census style questionnaire. It lists soft drinks, prunes, dates, sprouts, col lards, frankfurters, bologna, and detailed clothing items for men and women, including suits, shoes, gowns, and accessories. It notes age, mx, and expenditures, with many categories and pending questions.
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Palm Beach
Government plan to probe families for income details
The text mockingly outlines a scheme where families earning under $2,000 yearly face intrusive checks by agents. It jokes about wives being allowed free broom access, husbands getting a chance to throw a box at the agent, and unemployed white collar workers enforcing the inquiry for hours. It warns of resistance and potential casualties once higher authorities learn of the plan.
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Tham
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