Girl Scouts Present Dance Revue The Dream in Huron
A dance revue by Huron pupils titled The Dream is staged at the Huron college auditorium on Friday April 26 to raise funds for the local Girl Scout council. The program features numbers led by Confidence Diligence and Perseverance with a finale about earning a dance badge. Martyn Whisman is the Girl Scout. Lorain Christensen Bea Christen accompany on piano with a full chamber ensemble and student dancers including Lillian Trotter and many others.
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Marie, Mylan
Huron College
Girl Scouts of Huron
Huron Girl Scout Council
Ballet
Dorothy Kie
Patty Dunn
Lillian Trotter
Mary Jean Cooley
Bily Martin
Jane Gardner
Nancy Lyon
Buddy Reese
Byrne Anderson
Patty Potter
Betty Polly
Ann’ Holton
Betsy Lyers
Marilyn McKinley
Benny Hainey
Joan Christensen
Peggy Pickell
Beverly Erickson
Iaa
Claire Stewart
Betty Dunn
Beverly Dunn
Betty Boorman
Francis Link
Beverly Boorman
Barbara Rayburn
Sylvia Reese
Shirley Ricker
Misses Kiel
Gardner
Lyon
Trotter
Cooley
Reese
Mattin
Fantasy
Marilyn ‘Whisman
Tap
Misses Hanton
Rubman
Horton
Ricker
Marthe Jane White
Auseey Barnes
Mary
Elizabeth Wilhelm
Martyn Whisman
Lorain Christensen
Bea Christen
Harold van Heuvelen
Marjorie Walker
Kathryn Jean Saylor
Robert Grattan
Zelda Lauters
Five Cowdry Brothers in Navy Reach New Milestones
Carrell C. Cowdry and his wife celebrate five sons serving in the U S Navy. Barnum Paul Harrys and Charles are aboard the U S S Pennsylvania at San Pedro, Calif and have just returned home on a three day furlough. Manley has enlisted and will train in San Diego for three months. A sixth Cowdery son plans to join when he turns 19.
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Navy
Virden
Uncle Sam's Navy
Carrell C. Cowdry
Barnum
Paul
Harry
Charles
U. S. S. Pennsylvania
San Pedro
Calif
Manley
San Diego
Naval Training Stalion
Birthday Surprise at St Lawrence Birthday Party
Mrs John McCullen of Miler celebrated a birthday on April 22 with old friends visiting from St Lawrence. The gathering included lunch and an ice cream treat by Mr McCullen. J M Magness attended her first appearance since an automobile accident injury.
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ST. Lawrence
John McCullen
Miler
McCullen
J. M. Magness
Plans for first US broadcast via short wave to CBS
New York reports Hong Kong plans its first U S broadcast next Tuesday night on short wave to CBS with greeting by U S Consul General L Hoover and native music. Tonight and Thursday listings include WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WIZ NBC with programs from Broadway varieties to Ray Noble orchestra and Our Home on the Range.
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Cc. 5
New York
Hongkong
United States
CBS
U. S
L. Hoover
WEAF
NBC
Fasy Aves
One Man's’ Family
Fred_Allen
Ray Noble
WABC
Leith Stevens
Allen
Jack Pearl
WIZ
Freddie
Berren
Red Davis
Hal Kemp
Blass
Grace Fayes
Gene
Marveys
Federation of Music Clubs
F. D. Roosevelt
Wdiz
S—Chemical Industries
Three Huron Men Speak At Iroquois Gatherings
In Troquois on April 24 three Huron figures addressed youth groups. Everett Butz of Dakota Central Telephone highlighted early communications and radio’s role, Fred Curtis deputy game warden urged Scouts to enforce wildlife laws and safe firearms use with a gopher pin prize, while County Judge Tom Luby spoke on The Depression era erosion crime and war topics.
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Troquois
Everett Butz
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Butz
Fred Curtis
Boy Scouts
Curtis
South Dakota
Troop 17
Mr. Curtis
Tom Luby
Luby
Kingsbury Chorus To Meet At Preston Lake
Preston Lake April 24 Special The Kingsbury county rural chorus with 700 to 800 voices and county school officers will gather Saturday. Mrs Zelle Scofield De Smet directs the chorus which practices in the morning and performs in the afternoon program. Rev L A Johnson addresses the officers in the morning. the meeting was postponed from April 13 due to poor county reeds.
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Kingsbury
Preston Lake
Preston
Kingsbury County Rural Chorus
Zelle Scofield
de Smet
L. A. Johnson
County Reeds
Crossing Accident Toll Rises in 1934 Report
The Axo Station of American Railroads logs the first highway crossing fatality rise since 1924 with 4 554 lives lost at crossings by 1934. Injuries reach 4 00 thousand, up 609 from 1933, while total crossing accidents climb to 4 128, 692 more than in 1933.
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New York
Axo Station
American Railroads
Tost
Move Store Redfield Announces White Elephant Relocation
S. W. Marris and Jon, operators of a White Elephant store on Main Street for a year, announce moving stock to the Merchants Mutual building formerly the Blue Bird cafe. They plan full move by May 1 for better location and display space.
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Redfield
Sunday Services at Raymond Church Mark Easter
Easter Sunday at the Raymond Presbyterian Church drew a large audience. Gladys Thompson and four others joined the church, with eight baptized during the hour and several babies receiving roll certificates as part of the service. Gustafson Construction has been working on a nearby project one mile south of Raymond.
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Raymond
Prawbyterian
Gladys Thompso
Aive
Eiven
Ing
Chencise
Ted
Mirm
Apri
Gustafion
Mpany
of -Reysiond
Test Parachute for Strato Hop
Army stratosphere test aims to be the highest flight with a 80 foot parachute designed to carry gondola and instruments. Captain Albert Stevens leads a team preparing a large parachute and oxygen distribution system after a past craft failed descent at Rapid City.
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Dayton
Stevens
Explorer
Rapid City
S. D
Strons
Tuxis Club Presents Listen to Leon at Presbyterian Church
The Tuxis Club offered an amusing comedy last evening at the Presbyterian church titled Listen to Leon. The 8 character tale blended absurdity with charm as young people showcased lively humor.
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Bill Tredway
Ruth Elaine Geiger
Leroy Haberman
Richard Cook
Louise Fortune
Mary Jean Scruby
Grant Pasek
Jean Terpening
Amu
Burton Ellis
Carolyn Baylum
Eleanore Nielson
Eldon Parker
Leon
Gladys Pyle
Tuxis Club
Presbyterian Church
Tree Planting Program Opens Operations Near Aberdeen
The farm south of Aberdeen saw first planting as five acres of government trees went in at William Heller's farm under A L Ford. Dozens of crews prepare to cover Brown and neighboring counties to meet farmer requests filed with the Forest Service. The Aberdeen office asks farmers to list farm legal descriptions and sign informal agreements. About 226,000 trees have arrived locally with more expected. Kentucky relief rolls list 103,924 families and 95,603 children under six.
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Aberdeen
William Heller
Forest Service
A. L. Ford
Kentucky
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