The Buccaneer at Huron Theatre Next Weekend
The Buccaneer screens at Huron Theatre next weekend starting Saturday through Tuesday with Frederic March and Franciska Gaal in leading roles. The lavish swashbuckler features Navy authenticity and war drama centered on Jean Lafitte and the defense of New Orleans with supporting cast including Walter Brennan and Beulah Bondi. Tonight and tomorrow Huron shows The Prisoner of Zenda, while STATE presents Thrill of a Lifetime at a summer camp styled revue with Johnny Downs and Judy Canova.
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Louisiana
Huron Theatre
Fredric March
Franciska Gaal
United States
Gretchen
Marco Polo
Hollywood
New Orleans
March
Gaul
Margot Grahame
Akim Tomiroffs
Dominique You
Hiryous
Barataria
Walter Brennan
Jan Keith
Beulah Bondi
Hugh Sothern
Andrew Jackson
Loring Byington
Montague Ve
Jean Lafitte
Annette
Margot Geahume
Corinthian
Margot
Jackson
Gretzhen
Huron
Zenda
Ronald Colman
Madeleine
Carroll
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Johnny Downs
Eleanore Whitney
Judy Canova
Ben Blue
Leif Eviksom
Yacht Club Boys
Former Huron Banker George W Ingham Dies in Washington
Word reached Huron of the death in Washington DC of George William Ingham 63 former commissioner of insurance for DC during Taft administration and former associate of First National Bank in Huron He died suddenly at his mother’s home where he was visiting He lived in North Carolina Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM with burial at Fort Lincoln Cemetery Washington DC
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Washington, D. C
George William Ingham
District of Columbia
Taft
First National Bank
Ingham
William F. Ingham
North Carolina
Fort Lincoln
Washington
Alpena Declares Half Holiday for Tournament Trip
Alpena public schools declare a half holiday on Friday afternoon to let teachers and students attend the district basketball tournament at Woonsocket.
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Alpena
Alpena Public Schoole
Woonsocket
Civic Week Opens in Huron to Mark 25th Anniversary
Civic Week in Huron began under Mayor George C. Green as part of the Chamber of Commerce's 25th anniversary. Talks by Roy J. Miller and Gere Denning highlighted past activities and plans for March. Schedule includes Lions H L Saylor, Rotary Glenn C. Martin, Kiwanis Jay Spink, Altrusa George Costain, and church and school events through Sunday. Ticket sales for the silver anniversary meeting led by Harry T. Gray were brisk and women are invited.
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George C. Green
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Roy J.,miller
Gere Denning
Chamber of Commerce
City Parent-Teachers Association
Chamber
Civic Week
Lions Club
H. L. Saylor
Huron College Assembly
Rotary Club
Glenn C. Martin
Kiwanis Club
Jay Spink
Altrusa Club
George Costain
Huron High School Assembly
Cooperative Club
George Fullinweider
St.Teresa Parochial School
John P. Walsh
Blake F. Patton
Harry T. Gray
Patton
Funeral Today For Mrs. Ada E. Baker
Funeral services for Ada E. Baker Ada E Baker 117542 Ohio Avenue Southwest were held this afternoon at 2 30 o clock in the Congregational Church in Carthage with Rev Walkenstein officiating Burial was to be in the family plot beside her husband who died March 14 1933 Ada E Yale was born June 1965 in
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Baker
Ada E. Baker
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Huron Hospital
Congregational Church
Carthage
Walkenstein
Adg E. Yale
Carthage Woman Dies After Long Community Service
Shirland Ii born August 13 1879 married William Baker at Broadhead Wisconsin. They lived in Shirland Durand Sutherland Carthage and finally Huron before passing two years ago. She served two terms as worthy matron of the Carthage C E S and twelve years as Carthage chapter treasurer. Survived by two daughters three brothers and one sister eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Shirland
Hood
William Baker
Broadhead
Wis
Benson Announces Candidacy for Ninth Circuit Judge
Huron attorney Boyd M. Benson of Churchill & Benson announces his bid for circuit judge in the May 3 primary. A University of Michigan and University of South Dakota law graduate, he has eight years of practice in Huron and is the first challenger to Judge Alva E. Taylor. Judge Frank R. Fisher remains unopposed for renomination.
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Boyd M. Benson
Huron
Churchill & Benson
Lewis Benson
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Benson
Beadle County
University of Michigan Law School
University of South Dakota
Alva E. Taylor
Frank R. Fisher
Miller
Five Die in Burlington Train Wreck Town
Five railroad workers were killed when a fast freight plowed into a work train on the Burlington right of way. Seven others injured as authorities begin federal and state investigations into the wreck and erosion control concerns.
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Burlington
March Weather Forecast Promises Lamblike Entry
Federal forecaster B R Laskowski predicts March will enter lamblike with continued springlike weather for 24 hours. Temperatures in Harom area expected between 25 and 40 degrees as pair of days bring little change. Meanwhile cold waves bring snow and sun across the nation with New York bitterly cold and ships delayed by winds.
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B. R. Laskowski
State Weather Bureau
Federal Observer
Harom
Aighe
Associated Press
Atlantic
al Hughenies
United States
New York
Mercury
New England
Southwest
Chautemps Struggles to Push French Labor Code
Paris reports Premier Camille Chautemps fighting to pass the first two bills of a proposed labor code. The measures aim at compulsory arbitration of disputes and new collective contracts as 1,200 Marseille Gas employees strike for a bargaining agreement. The Senate backed an adjustment clause for wage rises with living-cost triggers, while the Chamber rejected it.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
Stoke
Marseille Gas Company
Senate
Chautemp
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber Labor Committee
Ev ans Son Receives Appendectomy in Mitchell
J D Evans reports his eight year old son Philip underwent an appendicitis operation in Mitchell and Mrs Evans stayed with him at the hospital.
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Alpena
J.D. Ev'ans
Mitchell
Philip
Ev Ans
Weather overview and forecast for Muran Vicinity
Historical temperature data shows high and low records one year ago and the all time highs and lows. The forecast for Muran and Vicinity calls for fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. South Dakota Iowa and Minnesota expect varying cloudiness and slight warming Tuesday in select regions.
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Muran
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Norte
Local City Notes On Travels Births And Marriages
Miss Inez Jones traveled to Minneapolis for a spring buying trip and is due back Wednesday. Harley L. Clucker flew home from Minneapolis after a two day Loose Wiles Biscuit convention. A five day birth notice reports an eight pound son born to Mr. and Mrs. Dingle of Mandan. Mrs. Dingle formerly Miss Vava Byerly is granddaughter of Dr and Mrs Sorrenson and attended Huron College in 1928 29. Mrs. Edith Hugill Grand Matron Eastern Star will visit Wessington with companions for an afternoon session and dinner. Virginia Shepherd of Minneapolis now in Baltimore for a Civil Service Appointment in Social Security Administration. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bischoff and family visited with Mrs. Bischoff’s mother and relatives in Wood over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Hope of Fargo visited the Gustafson home in Sioux Falls area and left for Rapid City on business. A marriage license issued to Theodore Brenner of Watertown and Myrtle Farnam of Bradley. Velma Molt and Duane Long of Mitchell visited Huron. their marriage occurred this morning at the Methodist parsonage. A license to wed was issued to Duane Wilbux Long and Velma Nolt, both of Mitchell.
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Inez Jones
Minneapolis
Harley L. Clucker
Huron
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Ward
4. Dingle
Mandan
N. D
Wolsey
A. J. Ray
Veil Holton
J. Anderson
Holton
Anderson
Hugill
Virginia Sheperd
Social Security Administration
Baltimore
Ide Shepard
Ralph Bischoff
Wood
Velma Molt
Duane W. Long
Guild Benefit Party Hosts in Hitchcock
Mrs. John Miller and Mrs. C B Hinkley hosted a Guild benefit at Mr Hinkleys home in Hitchcock on Feb 28 with ten guests. The afternoon featured bingo with Marguerite Phillips winning the high prize and Adz Olson taking the low prize. Lunch was served.
Settlement Reached in Insurance Suit Involving National Benefit
A $1600 life insurance settlement was reported in a case against National Benefit Association of Mitchell Virginia. Ames Forbragd widow of Alvin Forbragd alleges two policies issued before his October death were part of a scheme to defraud. Harold W. Markey announced one $1000 policy settled and the other largely settled. Fellows Fellows represented the National Benefit Association in the case, one of three suits seeking to annul policies.
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National Benefit Association
Mitchell
Ames Forbragd
Alvin
Forbragd
Huron
Harold W. Markey
Plainiff
Life Insurance Company
Forbroyd
Markey
Mitchell Law
Fellows É Fellows
Alice Brady Hurt In Bed Incident Halts Movie Work
Hollywood reports actress Alice Brady injured her ankle after stumbling from bed in Retla. She slipped, fractured a snip bone, delaying filming as she recovers.
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Alice Brady
Hollywood
Retla
Miss Brady
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