Standard Oilers Cup Pin Contest recap
Standard Oilers boosted their city pin league percentage by winning two games against Coney Island Lunchmen. The Lunchmen salvaged the second game by 11 pins but lost the first and third as Standard Oilers dominated with most members above 50. Ice led with 556, Daum hit 591 for Coney Island, Selby posted a high score, though teammates lagged.
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Standard Oil
Coney Island
Standard Oilers
Ice
Daum
Selby
Fisher Becomes Star Over Night
Northwestern guard Lyle Fisher turns a slow start into a rising star run, scoring 33 points in a key Big Ten surge. He battles for a center role as Northwestern chases the conference crown with two games left, facing Ohio State and Minnesota this week.
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Chicago
Lyle Fisher
Walgo
Northwestern
Fisher
Dutch Lonberg
Waldo
Lyle
Lenberg
Stars
Advent Northwestern
Elmer Johnson
Joe Reiff
Lonberg
Red Kopecky
Gwant
Columbus
Wkad
Ohio State
Michigan
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Huron College Forms Intramural Cage Loop
Huron College forms an intramural basketball league for forty six men not on the varsity. Coach Eldon Parker schedules eight games per team with five captains John Pasek John Norfolk James Norfolk Lewis Bloom and Bert ald Hilgenberg. Games start Wednesday at 7 p m with three games and a final between the winner and first game loser. All players must play at least one quarter per game and each team fields nine players.
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Eldon Parker
Huron College
John Pasek
John Norfolk
James Norfolk
Lewis Bloom
Bertald Hilgenberg
Ree Heights Dominates Indians In Three Wins
Ree Heights swept three games against Mission Indians this week. The girls beat the Indian girls 38 to 0 at half 20 to 4. The Ree Heights junior high boys routed 3a to 5 after leading 25 to 2 at halftime. The athletic club beat the Indians 41 to 40 as Gardner and Wotoney sealed the late win while Harrison scored 17 for the losers.
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REE Heghts
Ree Heights
Mission Indians
Hee Heights Junior High
Mission Boys
Meehan
McKelvey
Frey
Ree Heights Athletic Club
Gardner
Wotoney
Harrison
Lingschiet
Nonlgren
Fee Heights
Alpena Red Dragons Fall to Springs in Close Contest
Alpena fell 28 to 22 to Wessington Springs in a tight basketball game here. Springs led 16 to 10 at halftime and maintained a slim advantage throughout. In the preliminary, a seventh and eighth grade team defeated a business man's quint 13 to 12.
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Alpena Red Dragons
Springs
Alpena
Wessington Springs
Independents
Business Man's Quint
USC Will Not Drop Fresh Row Over Swanson Froming
In Los Angeles on January 26 USC refused to drop the Freshman row surrounding Duane Swanson and Wayne Froming, formerly of Iowa. Faculty athletic adviser Prof. Hugh Willett said the incident is not closed and lies with the faculty athletic committee. Coaches Barry and Two Good are seen as victims of unjust inference while the Iowa players deny being approached.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Duane Swanson
Wayne Froming
University of Town
Trojan
Hugh C. Willett
Iowa
Willett
Justin
Sam) Barry
Forrest Twogood
Hawkeye
Hickory Stick Club Convenes At Hetland
The Hickory Stick club of Kingsbury county met in Hetland with Superintendent A A Coulson leading a program on education and the future. Talks by Larson on music and education, Ashhaugh on music contests, a pantomime by DeSmet high school girls, and a Fathers Chorus initiation marked the event. Plans were made for a Hickory Stick banquet at Lake Preston during the county basketball tournament with R T Graham in charge. The gathering drew many local teachers and Hetland school faculty assisted with refreshments.
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Hickory Stick Club
Hetland
Lake Preston
Kingsbury
County
A. A. Coulson
Larson
Oldham
H. A. Ash~haugh
DeSmet
Bennet
Arlington
R. T. Graham
Manchester
Schoouls
Jusch
A. Boegler
Hetland Schools
Organize Democrat League At Redfield
About 50 young Democrats in Redfield met in the courthouse to form a Young Democratic club with Elsworth Evans of Watertown as state president. Tom Fitzgerald was elected president, Esther Jones vice president, Laura Haven secretary, and Dingo Crain treasurer. Dr C Z Statenroth attended and urged organization. A county meeting was discussed for Redfield at a later date.
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Democrat League
Redfield
Abo
Court House
Elsworth Evans
Watertown
Young Democratic Club
Rutherford
Tom Fitzgerald
Mel
Esther P. Jones
Laura Haven
Dingo Crain
C. Z. Statenroth
Avis Stubbs Undergoes Appendectomy in Watertown
Miss Avis Stubbs underwent an operation for appendicitis at Luther Hospital in Watertown. She is training as a nurse there. Her mother Mrs. B C Stubbs accompanies her in Watertown.
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Avis Stubbs
Luther Hospital
Watertown
Miss Stubbs
B.C. Stubbs
Amusements gossip previews stars and stage talk
A lively roundup of upcoming film and stage plans. Anthony Adverse may star Frederick March or Leslie Howard with Edward G Robinson as Napoleon and possibly Gloria Swanson as Josephine. Baby LeRoy is replaced by Richard Arlen Jr. Cobbling through schedules, connections, and casting shifts across Hollywood in 1934.
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Metropolitan
Anthony Adverse
Frederick March
Leslie Howard
Mr. March
Edward G
Robinson
Napoleon
Gloria Swansson
Josephine
Baby LeRoy
Richard Arlen, Jr
Womes
Jane Austin
Mons Fallada
Margaret Sullavas
Douglas Montgomery
Will Rogers
David
Harun
Barry Wilcoxson
Cecil B. DeMille
Antony
Claudette Colbert
Frederic March
Hugh Herbert
Cornell
Samuel Goldwyn
England
Hollywood
Henry the Eighth
Tolstoy
Anna Sten
Katherine Hepburn
J D Chance Executes Dynamite Work in Fordham Township
County engineer J D Chance of Clark county conducted dynamiting operations on the Jake project in Fordham township, north of Carpenter, as part of county infrastructure work reported January 26.
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Carpenter
J. D. Chance
Clark County
Jake
Fordham Township
Delta Delt Bridge Club Meets at Irene King Home
The Delta Delt bridge club gathered at Mrs. Irene King's home on January 26. Mrs. Clara Koeller had the high score, with Mrs. King aided by Mrs. Lucy Corbin in serving refreshments. The club plans a meeting Monday evening with Miss Frances Lambert.
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Bridge Club
Frankfort
Delta Delt
Irene King
Clara Koeller
King
Lucy Corbin
Frances Lambert
Radio Features Highlight Byrnes Lobbying on NBC
Time zone notes from New York report that THE RADIO FORUM will move to Monday nights on WEAF NBC at 9 30 p m The program presents leaders in American political life and next week features Senator James F Byrnes of South Carolina on lobbying and its influence on government Oliver Owen Kuhn of the Washington Star directs The piece lists tonight and later programs across networks with performers and schedule details including Busswell Sisters Olsen and Johnson and Phil Baker
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E. Butterfield
Central Stadard
New York
Radio Forum
Washington Star
Weaf-Nbc
NBC
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Oliver Owen Kuhn
the Star
WEAF
Jessica Draggonette
Mauds Adams
The
Flying Dutchmen Orchestra
WABC
CBS
March of Time
Alexander Woollcott
Dorothy Barker
Olsen
Johnson
Boswell
WIZ
Tshotta
O'Keefe
Phil Baker
Sevetor Nve
NRA
Buddy Rogers
Farm Question And Answer Column From Local Newspaper
Questions on wheat and corn hog plans and farm loans are answered with cooperative help from the agricultural extension service. Readers from South Dakota counties ask about rent contracts, sign ups, and acreage limits for 1934 plans, with guidance on wheat allotments, pasture use, and share contracts.
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Agricultural Extension Service
State College
Brookings
Halé
G. BR. G
Sully County
J. T. Charlies Mix County
Grant County
Cornhog plan payments split between tenant and landlord
In the check rowed corn payments the money would be shared between you and the landlord in the same proportion as the crop. For fodder corn the payments would go to you alone. A reader asks about relief for an older farmer. advice notes these questions fall outside the A A A column and suggests contacting relief officials or Farm Credit Administration for farm-saving steps.
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Grant County
Faulk County
H. M. Cass
Pierre
5. D
Farm Credit Administration
Omaha
Neb
Washington, D. C
Tulare Honor Roll Students Shine in First Semester
Six Tulare students earned four 90 plus average grades this semester. Juniors Irene Sumner Chris Paulsen Bernadine Paulsen and sophomores Deans Blume Fern Fink plus freshman Elmer Tomsha are science club members. Fern Fink participates in Girls Glee and Irene Sumner leads the debate squad and edits the school news.
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Tulare
Irene Sumner
Chris Paulsen
Bernadine Paulsen
Dean’s Blume
Fern Fink
Elmer Tomsha
Illness Calls Father in Blooming ton Med
Al Putnam left Wednesday for Bloomington Med where he was called by the serious illness of his father. He plans an extended visit. Dinner at Alpena marked by a 6:90 o'clock start and a 500 game at three tables. Guests included Messrs and Mesdames Burford Bevier Lester Briggs J D Funke and Mrs Louise Holly Miss Grace Funk Charles Funke and Emil Mogek.
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Ollness Raymond
al Putnam
Bloomington Med
Alpena
A A. Hart
Messie
Mesdames Buford
Bevier
Lester Briggs
J. D. Funke
Louise Holly
Grace Funk
Charles Funke
Emil Mogek
Broadland Youth Loses Sight Of Eye
Ronald Todnem eight grade freshman at Broadland High School was rushed to a Minneapolis hospital after a piece of steel from an axe struck his eye while he was chopping coat. He lost sight in one eye as a result. He lives on a farm northwest of Broadland with his parents Mr and Mrs Otto Todnem.
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Broadland
Ronald Todnem
Otto Todnem
Here
Minnneapolis
Ronald
Carpenter Farmers Get Feed Allotment
Carpenter January 26 Special report relief workers receive February feed allotments totaling 40 to 50 bushels of corn and 1 to 2 tons of bay. Coal is trucked from Raymond with eight carloads on the tracks.
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Carpenter
Raymond
Allotment Discussion At Tulare Meeting
Farmers of Tulare and Lake townships gathered at the high school auditorium Monday night to discuss corn hog allotment as part of the program. Officers installed include James Paulsen as chairman Richard Tubsndt as Lake township adjus tor and Glenn Richards as Tulare Low adjustor.
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Tulare
L Townships
Hichs
James Paulsen
Richard Tubsndt
Lake Township
Glenn Richards
Hold your job health ad headline remains vague
After years of strain indoor workers grow run down from over work or worry. Build up resistance this winter with McKESSON'S VITAMIN CONCENTRATE TABLETS OF COD LIVER OIL. Three tablets equal three teaspoons cod liver oil value. Chocolate coated with no fishy taste. Contains calcium and phosphorus plus vitamins A and D. Take after meals. Ask your druggist.
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McKesson
McKesson’s
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