Pupils to Offer Varied Program at Christmas Concert
Huron high school orchestra under Lowell Albertus will open the Christmas concert at the Methodist Episcopal church with selected numbers. The program also features the Junior high school glee club, a girls triple trio, and a large third and fourth grade chorus. The mixed chorus comprises about 100 voices and is directed by Miss Ida Iverson. About 190 children form the third and fourth grade chorus drawn from city schools. Noted pupils include Marjorie Adams and Josephine Youngs among many others. Joyce Woodruff is the accompanist for the mixed chorus and Vivian Smith the pianist for the girls trio and orchestra.
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Huron High School
Methodist Episcopal Church
Moxing
Lowell Albertus
Ida Iverson
Miss Iverson
Janet Snowden
Clara Mayer
Clara Seton
Irene Chaplin
Laura Torros
Adeline Balzer
Ella School
Helen Feeney
Fanny Davis
Arlene Storrs
Marjorie Hii
Brownell Bedam
Joyce Woodratf
Edeen Carlson
Edythe Snow
Carolyn Gilbert
Elizabeth Come
Ruth Hopper
Joyce Woodruff
Vivian Smith
Grid Stars Assemble For Charity Contest
Grid stars from across the nation prepare for the annual Shrine East West game on New Year’s Day. Teams and coaches from Northwestern Colgate and Nebraska organize a cross country trek, with west and east squads meeting in Chicago then traveling to Denver and San Francisco to practice at California and Stanford venues.
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SAN Brannibcy
Ecu
Wea
United States
Dick Herdey
Northwestern
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Chicago
Denver
Colo
Dana Bible
Nebraska
San Fransicio
Percy Lacey
University of California
Stanford University
Cardinals
Card Of Thanks To Friends And Neighbors
We express appreciation to friends neighbors Model Steam Laundry staff and Rev Joeckel for their kindness and floral offerings during illness and after the death of our wife daughter and sister. Names include Fred Galinat A Hagemo family Arnold Hagemo Gallaat family.
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Model Steam Laundry
Joeckel
Fred Galinat
A. Hagemo
Famil
Arnold Hagemo
Eatit Gallaat
City Briefs from Huron and Surrounds
Okobo and Glen Hughes visit Huron with Mrs Laura Kioth as Wisconsin avenue trade listings urge orders for Colony geese from Carey Grocery. Christmas goods promos run by Eilers Furriers and Kiel Bros, Inc. Miss Sara Derwing hosts training at city auditorium for women’s home extension club members. Local residents travel to Yakima and Sioux Falls for holidays. catalog of gift items and diary promos noted. Christmas pageant at St Teresa’s School scheduled. wrapping supplies advertised by Kiel Bros. Inc.
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Yeh Hughes
Glen
Okoboro
Huron
Hughes
Laura Kioth
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Carey Grolcery
Eilers Furriers
Sara Derwing
St Miller
City Auditorium
Women's Home Extension
Citb
Durrey
Ami Pottery
Corkins Furniture
Thomas Reaves
Nevada Avenue
Yakima
Wash
Reaves
Satie Sc
Lafe Whitney
Sioux Falls
Will Wilson
Riverside
Cal
Ida Lloyd
Walter Rickmeyer
Walford
Canada
Jack Knabe
Dak. Ave
J. H. Boots
Cedar Rapids
Kiel Bros., Inc
G. Shepherd
Ilinois Avenue
Sioux City
Duane
Chicago
Ing
Gamble
J. E. Roundy
California Avenue Southwest
Gioux Falls
Logan
Bir
George Townsend
Kiel Bros, Inc
Auxiliary To Give Party For Children
All children of ex service men are invited to a Christmas party at the American Legion Auxiliary hall tomorrow afternoon. The event features holiday decorations a Christmas tree games and a stock jog stuffed with candy and nuts. Chairman Mrs Nick Koppert says the gathering starts at seven with Mrs Carl Hopkins and Mrs F W Bateman on the committee.
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Legion Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Zoom
Nick Koppert
Carl Hopkins
F. W. Bateman
Legion He's
J. C. Penney
Taberski Blocks Greenleaf In World Rocket Billiard Meet
Philadelphia December 18 Frank Taberski of Schenectady veteran former champion and feared safety player blocked Ralph Greenleaf of New York in today’s world rocket billiard championship tournament. Ponzi and Kelly played in the afternoon while Greenleaf and Taberski faced the night session. Two sessions of single games are set for tomorrow with the final Monday night.
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Taberski
Philadelphia
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
N. Y
Ralph Greenleaf
New York
Ponzi
Kelly
Greenleaf
Taborski
Kidnappers Free Wealthy Woman
Mrs. Nelly Donnelly, wealthy Kansas City garment company founder, and her chauffeur George Blair were released unharmed after nearly three hours in the captors’ “filthy” rendezvous. Police said no ransom was paid and renewed efforts were made to capture the abductors.
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Kansas City
Nelly Donnelly
George Blair
Kansas Avenue Bridge
Kansas
Donnelly
Paul Donnelly
Blair
A L. M. Siegfried
Siegfried
Prison Bureau Tackles Short Term Inmates Housing Woes
Washington plans a two pronged attack to house short term prisoners, urging states to clean jails and standardize discipline while building new federal facilities. The effort targets 11 000 board ers in local jails in 1991 and includes projects in New Orleans, Milan Michigan, Billings Montana and a Minnesota federal prison farm to employ 320 inmates in land reclamation and reforestation.
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Washington
Federal
Sanford Bates
Congress
Hareat
New Orleans
Milan
Mich
Billings
Montana
Kentucky
California
Minnesota
Huron Gun Club To Stage Turkey Shoot
The Huron Gun Club will sponsor a turkey shoot at the club grounds in North Huron on Sunday. Turkeys ducks geese and chickens will be hung for the competition open to the public. Shooting starts at 10 am and runs all day with hot lunches and a warm clubhouse for competitors and spectators.
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Huron Gun Club
Huron Gum Club
North
Huron
McKenzie Travels to Sioux Falls for Boxing Tournament Plans
C McKenzie leaves for Sioux Falls to join district representatives in planning American Legion amateur charity boxing tournaments in South Dakota this winter. He will attend the Jack Dempsey boxing exhibition tonight in Sioux Falls.
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McKenzie
C. McKenzie
Sioux Falls
American Legion
South Dakota
Huipt
Bows Falls
Jack Dempsey
Subsidy Refused For Cunard Line
London reports panic at the stoppage of work on the Cunard liner of 73 000 tons under construction on the Clyde. Britain fears the shipyard’s collapse and notes government support for rival lines such as White Star. Unemployment rises in Glasgow with about 11 000 already out and 3 000 from shipwork laid off. MPs from Clydeside voice anger as Commons adjourns to February 2.
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London
Clyde
Great Britain
Cunard
White Star Line
Cunard Line
London Daily Mail
London Express
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
House of Commons
Glasgow
Glangow
M. P's
George
House of Lords
Santa Claus To Be At Huron Theatre
Santa Claus appears at the Huron theatre from 1 to 3 each afternoon starting tomorrow, with free candy for attending children. Manager Byron McElligott announces he will collect names and Christmas wish lists from youngsters. American makers of fine writing instruments have a strong trade in India.
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Santa Claus
Huron Theatre
Santa Claus Wii
Maxems
Byron McElligott
Dentists Uses Nitrous Oxide Oxygen Mixture for Teeth Extractions
Dr C K Walker dentist lists equipment for administering nitrous oxide and oxygen with carbon dioxide as anesthesia during tooth extractions. Office located in the National Bank of Huron Building at 93.
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C. K. Walker
X-Rey
National Bank of Huron
Chicago Long Political Record Through Republican Conventions
The article traces Chicago as the host city for numerous Republican conventions since 1854, noting that over half of the 20 conventions occurred here. It highlights key moments from 1860 Wigwam, Lincoln, Grant, Garfield, Blaine, and later battles, with Chicago shaping the party’s presidential nominations through eras from pre Civil War to the 1890s and beyond.
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Alvin Besch
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Lincoln
Garfield
Ulysses S. Grant
Grant
James A. Garfield
James G. Blaine
Chitata
Chicago Republican Nomination History Through 1920
A compact arc of Chicago GOP proceedings from 1888 to 1920 details deadlocks and party splits. It traces Harrison’s 1888 nomination ending a six day stalemate, La Follette’s reformist battles in 1896, Taft’s renomination in 1912, Roosevelt’s third party bid, Hughes in 1916, and Harding’s 1920 nomination.
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Benjamin Harrison
Blaine
John Sherman
Chicago
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
LHS
LaFollette
William Howard Taft
Roosevelt
Bull Mooers
Charles Evans Hughes
Warren G. Harding
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Constantine Georgiades
Marjorie Hil
Phyllis Hoffman
Sophie Hendrickson
Gail Gibbs
Vernon Gitchell
Mary Senate Howes
Frances Humphrey
Gladys Irish
Lois Keck
Jennievieve Jefferson
Virginia Langland
Mabel Morrissey
Hazel Nelson
Irene Melbye
Lenore Pederson
Pauline Reese
Brownell Sedam
Jeanette Shulffer
Betty Shultner
Josephine Youngs
Nora Johnson
Marjorie Brown
Jill Burdick
Lulu Depp
Ethyl Landis
Exlythe Snow
Erna Tischler
Mary Beach
Ora Oakland
Evelyn Pugsley
Arloween Gardner
Ione Depp
Charlotte Andrew
Isla Brotman
Evelyn Bowder
Mexine Biggerstaff
Doris Boughton
Ant Coats
Vivian Decker
Elizabeth Cone
Ruth Fuller
Rachel Johnson
Edith Millette
Dorothy Gbershaw
Laurel Peek
Virginia Shepherd
Dorothy Schwietert
Glenn Aitwell
Billy Anderson
Robert Buchanan
Donald Christy
Herbert Christian
Vernon Groves
Harry Haile
John Lynch
John Miles
Jack McGinty
Clarence Hagedorn
Eugene Sherlock
Don Bindenagel
Charles Economy
Douglas Milter
Harlan Newton
Max Willard
Harold Wintner
Roy Zum Bronnen
Wilbur Bindenagel
Laurence Chambers
Bud Freed
Bruce Ketelle
Frank Kinyon
James Morrissey
Harold Milter
Clifford Thorsness
Stanley Wayne
Elmer Bucher
Donald Byers
Arlen Chan~ler
Elman Livesey
Charles Shepherd
Marshall Townsend
Robert Wagner
Roger Wagner
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Rome
Min. C. N. McIlvaine
Rational Bank Bldr
Fleuss
Kecee
U.S
Efaiod
Clara
Rex
Filmland
Clara Bow
Rex Bell
Beverly Hills
Bell
Nevada
Fress
Will Rogers
Acceest Im A Geel Bank
Farmers & Merchants Bank
The
Bank of Personal Service
DELCO
Co. C. Taylor
S. E
Thea Hhouachold
Robins Oas
By Allen
Bess
Allen
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