India Speaks at Bijou and Scarlet at State in Huron
Amusements in Huron showcase India Speaks produced by Walter Futter with Richard Halliburton comments and filmed scenes from teeming India including a white girl captive plot. Also Sherlock Holmes in A Study in Scarlet with Reginald Owen at State, plus Penney’s free show and other nightly programs at local venues.
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India
Walter Futter
Africa
Richard Halliburton
Buddha
Sherlock Holmes
State Theater
Reginald Owen
Conan Doyle
Anna May Wong
June Clyde
John Warburton
Allan Dinehart
Holmes
Huron
Campbell Park
Jewish National Fund allocates land for 50 German farms
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency reports the Jewish National Fund has allocated land in the Wadi Hawareth area near Jerusalem to provide farms for 50 German Jewish families. The plan aims to establish agricultural settlements as part of postwar resettlement efforts.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Jewish Telegraph Agency
Jewish National Fund
Wadi
Hawareth Ares
Germany
Beadle County 1931 Tax Unpaid At 16 Percent
Beadle county's 1931 tax levy, due in 1942, shows about 16 percent unpaid as of August 7. Accountant D Sargent reports $1,007,02.40 levied with $49,581.45 paid. uncollected totals include property and land taxes across county, city, school districts, towns, and state allocations.
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Beadle
Sargent
Gettysburg High Plans Expanded Curriculum Amid Tight Budget
Gettysburg Aug 22 plans show Gettysburg High will again offer a full curriculum with added courses despite drastic budget cuts. Superintendent Coddington enters his second year as he oversees a nine month resident pupil limit and typing tuition for the first time this year. Miss Gladys DuBois joins the staff as typing instructor for the Ipswich system term opens September 4.
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Gettysburg High
Gettysburg
Board of Edication
Gettysburg High School
Coddington
Allocmiree
Gladys DuBois
Ipswich
Beer Licenses Approved Raising City Total to 108
The city alcohol commission approved 36 beer licenses, bringing the total legal beer retailers to 108 and ending a dispute over pool hall sales. The list included seven pool halls, with only one proprietor denied for citizenship reasons. A plant from Italy grew to 35 feet, grown by Antonio Domanico of Omaha Nebraska.
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S. F
Aty Commission
Antonio “Domanico
Omaha
Nebraska
Italy
Hand County S S Convention Opens at St Lawrence Tabernacle
The annual Hand County Sunday school convention met at the St Lawrence tabernacle with a workers conference led by Rev. Mr. Cooney and Rev. Mr. Andrews. Prof A B Eshelman spoke on meeting Sunday school problems. Youths conference drew 100 plus attendees and evening services featured music and readings by local choirs and soloists. A union church service filled the tabernacle Sunday morning.
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Hand
Park
Tp.m
Tabernacle
Verna O.neill
Verd Ford
St. Lawrence
St Lawrence
A. R. Eschelman
Mr. Meckle
Rée Heights
New Commander of Asiatic Fleet Dinner Highlighted
A large gathering enjoyed the New Commander of Asiatic Fleet dinner. At 1 30 p m the tabernacle filled for the children s hour led by Mrs Ross Cotton. Election of officers listed county president Andrew Blackmer St Lawrence vice president Mrs August Carlsen Wayland secretary treasurer Miss Kate Bowden Ree Heights children s superintendent Mrs Ross Cotton Pleasant Valley Young People s work Mrs J T ONeill St Lawrences adult division worker Rev J Andrews Miller state convention worker John Johnson Bates. The Miller band performed a concert from 7 to 8 p m. The evening service opened by Miss Verna Onen. Leonardo da Vinci, besides being a great painter, was also sculptor architect musician inventor engineer and philosopher.
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Ross Cotton
Andrew Blackmer
St. Lawrence
August Carlsen
Wayland
Kate Bowden
Ree Heights
Ross- Cotton
Pleasant Valley
Young Peoples
J.T. Oneill
St. Lawrences
J. Andrews
Miller
John Johnson
Bates
Tabernacle
Vernaonen
Bryant Editor Dies After Long Illness
Bryant Aug 22 John Carey longtime editor and publisher of the Hamlin County News died at his Bryant home after a six month illness. He came from Milwaukee in 1908 and edited the News until his retirement ten years ago. Surviving are three sons Herb and Art of Bryant and Edward of Good Thunder Minnesota. Motion picture films influence foreign trade and demand for American goods is noted.
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Bryant
John Carey
Hamlin County News
Mr. Carey
Mil
Waukee
Herb
Art
Edward
Good Thunder
Minn
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