In The Huron Amusements Busy With Kern Film
Amusements in Huron list shows For screening at Huron theatre begins Saturday midnight through Tuesday. Film features include High Wide and Handsome a 1855 musical comedy with Irene Dunne Randolph Scott about oil boom, plus supporting cast Raymond Walburn Dorothy Lamotte Elizabeth Patterson Alan Hale and more. Also Vogues of 1933 Technicolor fashion revue and Texas Trail with Hap.
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Jerome Kern
Old Man River
Huron Theatre
Irene Dunne
Randolph Scott
Pennsylvania
Takea
Raymond Walburn
Dorothy Lamotte
Elizabeth Patterson
Alan Hale
Charles Bickford
Brn Blue
William Frawtey
Aaron
Warner Baxter
Joan Bennett
Helen Vinson
Alan Mowbray
Mischa Auer
Hapalong Cassidy
William Boyd
Oldest Hyde County Citizen Is Buried
Highmore special report notes Joe Baloun aged 54 burial Sunday at Bohemian cemetery Hyde County. Immigrant from Bohemia in the evry 8's he farmed and amassed wealth. He died December 10 after a brief illness leaving a widow and six children Frances Hoven Annie Hoven Mary Forst Christing Hynex Frank and Joe Jr. survived.
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Mary Forst
Christing Hynex
Frank
Joe Jr
Extension Club of St. Lawrence Meets
The Extension Club of St. Lawrence gathered at Mrs. Louie Lang Dee. A noon dinner was served for members and families. Mrs. John Bartlett chaired in the chairman’s absence, and Mel Ervin Howaks was noted absent. A reading and Christmas music followed, with a bedding demonstration by Mia Glen Linn and Mrs. Glen Ross. The next meeting will be at Ray Banning’s home at seven.
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Extension Club
St. Lawrence
St, Lawrence
Dac
York
Louie Lang Dee
John Bartlett
Mel. Ervin Howaks
Reading
Mia
Glen Linn
Glen Ross
Ray Banning
Commence Ice Harvest Blunt Weather Update
The wet harvest began Wednesday on the Phillips place lake. D. Howard and Noyat Kozel cut ice that is over twenty inches thick and of good quality.
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D. Howard
Noyat Kozel
Phillips Place
MAE WEST SCRIPTS DRAW BROADER CENSORSHIP IN NBC ROW
New York dec 17 Moe West broadcast stirred controversy after a Adam and Eve skit with Don Ameche and a discussion with Dummy Charlie drew sponsor objections. NBC Hollywood officials said insufficient rehearsal and revised script avoided over the air. Also notes a Christmas greeting by Haile Selassi from London exile and a heavy schedule of radio programs and orchestras for the evening.
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New York
Moe Wext
Mae
Charlie McCarthy
Don Ameche
Charlie
Edgar Herger
NBC
Chase and Sanbern
Hollywood
Miss West
Past Matrons Host Holiday Party With Santa in Tulare
The Past Matrons of the Eastern Star Judge chapter met Tuesday afternoon in Tulare with Mrs. Amsillie Maresha hosting. Seven attended a Christmas party style meeting featuring Santa Claus, Christmas carols, and a late bingo game. Mrs. Ian Githy won high and James Rush low. Lunch was served.
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Eastern Star
Amsillie Maresha
Tulare
Santa Claus
Ian Githy
James Rush
Groton Youth Dies After Long Illness
Seventeen year old Groton resident Wattine son of Mr and Mrs John Wattler died Wednesday night after a prolonged tuberculosis illness. He recently returned from a sanitarium in Custer. Survived by his parents and a baby sister. Funeral services by Rev F E Wilke at Paetznick Funeral Home Saturday at two. Burial in Groton Union Cemetery.
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Groton
Wattine
John Wattler
Custer
FE. Wilke
Paetznick
Groton Union Cemetery
Dorcas Band Guests Enjoy Christmas Party
Mrs E L Glidden hosted a Christmas party for the Dorcas Band at the Willow Lake home on Wednesday afternoon. The living room featured a mammoth tree and a miscellaneous program was presented. Gifts were exchanged after a Nomex drawing and Mrs Guaden gave a hostess gift in return.
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Willow
Lake
Mra E. L
FSA Conference Opens in Huron for Two Day Session
District supervisors and home supervisors of the Farm Security Administration gathered at state headquarters in Huron for a two day meeting. J B MacMillan, state FSA director, led the session with 25 representatives from the federal agency including five Lincoln officials. Regional officials in attendance included Wal fon Dodgy Floyd Anderson Bert Winchester Walter Mattock and Floyd Lynn. The meeting runs through Saturday and will focus on the FSA program and its functions.
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Farm Security Administration
Atate
Huron
FSA
Fis
J. B. MacMillan
Ageny
Lincoln
Neb
Wal Fon Dodgy
Floyd Anderson
Bert Winchester
Walter Mattock
Cooperative and Community Loan
Floyd Lynn
MacMillan
Lions Christmas Party For Huron Youth Planned
Dr R A Wollmann announced the Lions Club will hold its annual Christmas party for children in Huron Friday December 4 1937 at the Huron Theatre. The program includes General Spanky starring Spanky MacFarland and Pup's Picture a cartoon. The show starts at 9 30 and is free with the theatre cooperating.
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R. A.wollmann
Lions Club
Huron
Cholmnan Wollmann
Spanky
Spanky MacFarland
Our Gang
Pup
Huron Theatre Management
Nelson Wins In Election Suit
Sioux Falls December 17 Nelson city commissioner Joseph S Nelson won an election fraud suit brought by Roland Dickenson arising from the April 28 1936 city election Dozens of witnesses including Mayor ALN Graff and Andrew Norstad testified The trial before Circuit Judge L L Pleeger spanned 1938 to 1940 with appeals before the state supreme court Nelson now serves his third five year term after first being elected in 1926
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Sioux Falls
Ciy
Joseph S. Nelson
Roland
Dickenson
L. L. Pleeger
G. J. ‘Danforth
Nelson
South Dakota Corrupt Practices Net
Fleeger
State Supreme Court
Aln
Graff
Andrew Noratad
State Highway Commission
Parker
Grace Church School Christmas Pageant Set for Dec 19
Grace Church School will stage a Christmas pageant Why The Chimes Rang on Sunday December 19 at 7 30 p m. Fifty members of the junior department assisted by church choirs present the story of Christmas with a cast led by Olga Georgiades and Frank Stewart. A 20 voice choir will sing Christmas music including O Come All Ye Faithful and Silent Night with organ preludes and carols.
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We Cranery Walls
Grace Church School
Elizabeth E. McPadden
Olga Georgiades
Pedra
Frank Stewart
Hebert ‘Watron
Paula Forties
Dennis Clausick
Charles Sandstedt
Ronald Manolis
Angel
Mary Georgiades
Joe Bonnemann
Sylvia Salbert
Cecil Ann
Helen Schrader
Clifford’ Albright
Nicky Georgiades
Mary
Audrey Zink
Gertrude Lampe
Tessie Coffey
Jeannett Lusk
Weather summary for Huron and vicinity
Weather forecast notes fair conditions for tonight and Saturday with little change in temperatures. The entry lists precipitation totals for the current month and year, plus normal benchmarks, and notes sunrise at 8:03 a.m. with sunset time unspecified.
Large Gathering At Legion Stag Promises Turkey Hunt Fun
A large turnout at the Legion hall sponsored by William Reaves raised funds for the Legion welfare fund. The event featured games with poultry prizes and a turkey shoot, plus a latex party. Next Sunday a rabbit hunt will be hosted by Huron Lewlonnaires seven miles south of the city, with Myers Corner Cigar store serving as the gathering point at 2 PM.
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J. R. Wiley
E. J. Pierce
Plaine Forester
U.S. Forestry Service
Soil Conservation Service
Myers Corner
Myers Corner Clave
Wiley
Legion’s Christmas Welfare Fund
Lutheran Church To Hold Christmas Eve Service
Plans for the annual Christmas Eve candle lighting at the American Lutheran Church were announced. Services will be held next Friday at 11 30 pm with talent from the congregation. A forty piece choir under Mrs W J Matson will highlight the program amid colorful decorations and lit candles. The public is invited to attend.
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W. J. Matson
Weather forecast for South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa
forecast notes generally fair nights and Saturday with little temperature change. Iowa forecast mentions more cloudiness with small temperature variation. Minnesota outlook predicts partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday with no clear temperature change.
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South Dakota
Towa
Minnesota
Urges 3 Cent Stamp On Christmas Cards
Postmaster E H Bruemmer urged use of 3 cent stamps on Christmas cards to ensure delivery and forwarding if the recipient moves. He noted 1 cent stamps meet postal rules but are not forwarded, and many cards are returned due to insufficient postage and address updates during the holiday rush.
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Urges
E. H. Bruemmer
Dingman Divorce Granted in Circuit Court
Agnes Dingman granted divorce from Orville Dingman by Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor. Mire Dingman awarded custody of two minor children. The decree notes cruel and inhuman treatment and sets the August 4, 07 date.
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Orville
Dingman
Agnes Dingman
Mire
Dingmans
Canova High to Stage Aunt Cindy Cleans Up Tonight
The senior class of Canova High presents a three act comedy in the school gym this evening. The play titled Aunt Cindy Cleans Up is chosen by the seniors and will be performed at Canova High School.
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Canova
Canova High School
Cindy
Birthday Party At Coll Dining Hall December Celebrants
A December birthday dinner for Huron College faculty and students was held in the dining hall Thursday evening. Dormitory girls led a candlelit carol procession to a Christmas decorated hall with a tree and lit fireplace. Attendees included Dean and Mrs Herbert G. Titt, Mrs Frank L. Eversall, professors and spouses, Dr Du Poncet, Miss Velma Jonasson, Miss Dorothy Youet, Miss Johnson, Professor Enslin, Miss Barret, Dr Beyers, Arthur Poppen and David Thompson. A girls trio provided music and Dr Beyers gave a speech tying birthday celebrations to the Christmas season.
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Coll
Huron College
Jeanette Noel
Helen Prickett
Florence Roberts
Beyers
Tokyo Protests Soviet Arrests
The Japanese foreign office formally charged the Soviet Union with cruel conduct over the arrest of Japanese in Vladivostok and demanded a responsible response. Tokyo cited multiple cases of Japanese held without trial, while Yomiuri reported Russia reinforcing Vladivostok with submarines and aircraft. The protest urged Moscow to either try or release detained Japanese nationals and end the uncertainty deemed unthinkable in civilized countries.
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Tokyo
Japanese Foreign Office Today
Soviet Union
Russia
Foreign Office
Japan
Yomiuri
Vladivostok
Moscow
Shanghai
Vladivostk
Manchoukuo
Toklyod 2
Daiji Takshashi
Takeboshi
Takahashi
Protest WPA On Public Buildings In South Dakota
The South Dakota Associated Contractors passed a unanimous resolution in Aberdeen calling WPA to limit its public building work. They urge focusing on water conservation erosion control and non competitive projects while expanding vocational training and soil programs. The convention re elected officers and set Sioux Falls as next year’s meeting place.
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Aberdeen
South. Dakota
Works Progress Administration
Wpea
Public Works Administration
PWA
WPA
Esxample
Huron
R. A. Mark
Brookings
Dwight Campbell
Milwaukee Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Laurence Dinsdale
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Eldor Hafnoc
South Dakota Employment Service
Mark
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Herman Claus
Henry Carlyon
John H. Giese
J. N. Douglas
Fred Peterson
L. A. Green
Henry Hackett
Rapid City
Mr. Green
Henry Carlson
Peter Kuipers
Mitchell
Sudden Death shown at Highmore school program
In Highmore on December 11 the film And Sudden Death was shown at Peak Show Hall with cooperation from the school, theater manager T H Tomter, Sheriff James P O'Brien, and the late highway patrolman Fred R Linde Kugel. The event was part of the state highway commission safety program, shown to pupils, officers, and press, featuring a vivid accident portrayal and two short films. Lindebeuged discussed patrol reorganization with school and other authorities.
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Highmore Wighmore
Focal Theatre
Msnager
T. H. Tomter
Jamez P. O'Brien
Fred R. Linde~ Kugel
State Highway Commission
Mighmore
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North Western
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