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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1938

Page

5

Born To the West and The Sheik Steps Out At State Theatre

In Huron amusements at the State theatre Tomorrow and Saturday the film Born To the West stars John Wayne and Marsh Hunt. Ramon Novarro returns in The Sheik Steps Out with comedy and romance as he disguises as a guide to win an heiress. Also on bill Ebb Tide in color with Ray Milland Frances Farmer and Oscar Homolka.

Zane. Grey State Theatre John Wayne Marsh Hunt John Mack Brown Miss Hunt Ramon Novarro Ramon Novarre Byou Nce Novarre Eut Tloth Lute Gene Eckhart HURON South Sea Ode Venture Ray Milland Frances Farmer Oscar Homolkas Nova Pictures Norman Alley Panay Pictners In Crime Lynn Overmen Roszoe Karns

Mary Rollins Wins Sweepstake Ticket Contest

Mary Rollins wins the sweepstake ticket in a local coloring contest held by the Evening Huronite. Ten free theatre passes are awarded weekly to top colorists, with winners including Thomas Pappas Keith Kukuk Walter Bachman Jr Claude Green Prest Stanton Melvin Freeburg Cora Mar Hill Murai Paul Ames Joy Brodersen Virginia Stahl Donna Nelson and others from Huron and area. The pass is collectible at the Huron Theatre box office on attendance days.

Mary Holling Huron Huron Theatre Huronite Thomas Pappas Keith Kukuk Walter Bachman, Jr Claude Green Prest Stanton Melvin Freeburg Carpente Cora Mar Hill Murai Paul Ames Joy Brodersen Virginia Stahl Donna Nelson

Broadcaster Puts Roosevelt Speech On Four Networks

Radio schedules detail Jackson Day dinner coverage across WEAF NBC WABC CBS WMBC Intercity with 8:30 to 9:00 slot and New York intro by Postmaster General Farley. WOR carries Jersey City talk by Gov Harry Moore at 8:30 followed by Mayor Hague remarks at 9 with network switch to studio for further commentary.

New York Jon. G Jackson Presiden Roosevelt WEAF NBC Wabc-Cbs Wotmbs Wmca-Intercity Washington Farley WOR MBS Jersey Jersey City GovEleet A. Harry Moore New Jersey Franke Hague Morris Ernst

Free Salesmanship Course Announced by Northwest College

Officiary of the Northwest College of Commerce announced a free salesmanship course open to businessmen and others. G W Chitty will direct the classes with sessions Mondays and Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. starting next week. No charge and a textbook is optional though not required for enrollment.

Northwest College of Commerce Jesmen Xalesladios G. OW. Chitty Commerce Chitty Northwest Chamber of Commerce

Navy Expansion Program Hinted by Leahy in Roosevelt Talk

Admiral Leahy hinted in discussions with President Roosevelt that the naval policy message would call for a broad expansion of shipbuilding beyond the Vinson-Trammell plan. He noted possible immediate funding for ships, including two aircraft carriers and several light cruisers, unless Congress changes current limits.

Washington, Jan William D. Leahy Roosevelt Lewhy Great Britain Japan Ajanta Deery America Congress Leahy

Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Mullins

Mr and Mrs G H Mullins celebrated their golden wedding at home in Wolsey. They were married in LeMars Iowa on December 25 1887. Both are 73. Daughters Mrs R L Storrs Mitchell and Mrs W L Seeley Wolsey attended along with son George M Mullins Kansas City who could not come. Also present were Mr and Mrs C B Aspland and their great grandson.

G. H. Mullins Wolsey LeMars Iowa Mr. Mullins Pella Mr. Mulling England R. £. Storrs Mitchell W. L. Seeley George M. Mullins Kansas City C. B. Aspland

Ford Battle With NLRB Heads Toward Appeals Court

The National Labor Relations Board seeks to enforce its NLRA based order against Ford Motor Co before the U.S. Court of Appeals. Ford contests the board’s authority and argues most charges are unfounded while pledging future compliance. The board seeks to bar Ford from discouraging union membership, backing rival unions, aiding vigilant groups, and to reinstate workers discharged for union activity with back pay.

Detroit Dub. G National Labor Relations Board Ford Motor Co United States Court of Appeals NLRA Washiton Ford Office of the Board Bourda Ford Company Inteange National Labor Relations Act Dolared Tv Opt Jaber NLRB U.A.W.A Ua.w.a Aytnek

HPCA Meeting Here Tomorrow

HPCA secretary treasurer WH George announced that W D Bunsart of Omaha will be the main speaker at the annual meeting in the K of P hall tomorrow. About 20 members from several Central South Dakota counties are expected for the session starting at 10 am with President Carl F Wall presiding. Lunch at noon precedes the afternoon session featuring Mr Basori's address on the nascent topic.

WH. George Huron Production Credit Association W. D. Bunsart Omaha Production Crédit Corporation Sever Counties South Dakota PF Hall Carl F. Wall Melefere

Crimson Streak Romance Teases Wild Frontier Murder Plot

A torn preview hints at a crimson streak romance and a frontier murder plot. A reckless rover clashes with rustlers while a girl faces danger as a tense melodrama unfolds over two days of continuous shows starting tomorrow.

Needy Cared For With Foot Fund Supports Shoes

Sponsors of the Business and Professional Women's Club report the Foot Fund has supplied 46 new pairs of shoes and repaired eight pairs since inception. Purchases occur daily, reflecting ongoing need. Directors emphasize continued cooperation will meet winter needs. contributions are gratefully welcomed.

Wenerated Business and Professional Women's Clue “Foot Fund

Poison for Grasshoppers Says Harsh Chemicals Safe

State experiment stations report that arsonical poisons used against grasshoppers do not injure soil. They note heavier concentrations used in Pacific orchards and advocate for safer weed controls. Also mentions U S foreign land purchases totaling 93.5 million dollars for 2,248,700 square miles since 1800.

South Dakota Pacific Coast Bart

Huron ACA Directors to Attend Annual Meeting

The Huron production credit association covers Kingsbury Beadle Hand Jersald Buffalo Spink and Faulkton counties. Directors include President Vail Edwin B Healy Edwin Fawcett and others who are expected in Buran for the annual session with reports on 1938 lending policies and the secretary treasurer’s report.

George Huron Association Kingsbury Beadle Hand Jersald Buffalo Spink Faulkton Vail Edwinb. Healy Arlington Edwin Fawcett Rea Height Irving Knigh Gaia Valley J. Simontel Wolsey Buran

Hunt relatives visit relatives in South Dakota locales

Jan 6 Special notes Mr and Mrs J L Hunt of Highmore visiting kin in Stickney and Corsica. D Wilbur Hunt of Owanka SD traveled to Stickney with his parents, then returned. In Highmore Bakersfield California reports the deepest well ever drilled in the United States, at 10 410 feet depth.

Highmore J. L. Hunt Stickney Corsica D. Wilbur Hunt Owanks S. D Highmere Bakersfield Calif United States

Gettysburg Service Club Holds Evening Meeting

Gettysburg Service Club met in the Domestic Science rooms at Gettysburg High School with elected officers presiding. A Coca Cola representative showed accident prevention pictures. The club decided the Domestic Science craft group would serve dinners for the club through the school year. Principal R. W. Kraushaar presented two students who entertained with readings.

Gettysburg Service Club Gettysburg Spenhy Coca Cola Company Gettysburg High School Service Club Principse R. W. Kraushaar Cheyenne Agency

Cane and Milo Outyield Corn in Miner County Trials

County agent Harmon Boyd reports side by side plantings showing Black Amber cane yielding 5212 pounds of forage per acre versus 1897 pounds for corn. Orange cane and Soonner Milo produced markedly higher forage and grain per acre, with Milo at 2.5 bushels per acre. The trials on the Rosens Swartz farm in Green Valley township also noted grasshopper resilience and an estimated 3000 homeless in London on a single night.

Milo Howard Miner County Harmon Boyd Rosens Swartz Green Valley

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