And So They Were Married at State Theatre Huron
Amusements in Huron item notes Good Housekeeping story Bless Their Hearts by Sarah Addington retitled And So They Were Married. Melvyn Douglas and Mary Astor star with Edith Fellows and Jackie Moran. Plot centers on ex husband and divorcee forming romance during a wintry storm at a mountain inn.
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Sarah Addington
Good Housekeeping
State Theatre
Vamerraw
Melvyn Douglas
Mary Astor
Edith Fellows
Jackie Moran
Douglas
Jackie
Miss Asor
Edith
Mountain Inn
Chistrans
Mr. Douglas
Miss Astor
Mary
Hollywood
Students Get Practical Work At St Lawrence Agricultural Class
At St Lawrence 24 boys completed classroom work this summer and now run farm projects as part of their course. Milo Opdahl reports each project is well chosen with accurate records kept. Projects total 24 across crops and livestock including 12 acres wheat 85 acres corn 15 oats 113 acres pampies 36 sheep 3 piglets 2 keepers 30 chickens Sd turkeys 2 milk goats and 2000 onion plants.
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ST Lawrence
St. Lawrence
Milo
Opdahl
rSin
Mor Ay
Sales Meeting To Be Held Tonight By Huron Propheus Club
Members of the Huron Propheus Club with the Chamber of Commerce retail division present a special retail sales meeting tonight to aid operators and employees of remit and service establishments. A sales promotion film Along Main Street will be shown plus discussions on sales and a free lunch. The Elis ballroom at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel hosts the event starting at 6 o'clock with no admission charge and as open to all interested in improving retail sales.
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Huron Propheus Club
Chamber of Commerce Retail Division
Main Street
Organizatio Tne
Elis
Marvin Hughitt
Aponsors
Radio Features Preview of 1936 Republican National Convention
New York dispatch notes tentative broadcast schedule by Retwecks for the convention opening on Tuesday at 8:30 am, with a 9:30 am start for coverage and a keynote by Senator Frederick Steiner. Various preconvention programs and tunings across NBC CBS WABC WEAF and regional stations are listed, subject to change due to peace talks and event adjustments.
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C. E. Sutterfield
New York
Frederick Steiner
Sion
NBC
CBS
MRBS
Intercity
WABC
WEAF
Music Guild
Woman's Radio Review
Institute of Zenking
Mayfair Singers
Victory Bay Chamber Orchestra
Wiz-Nec
Mengement
Newton D. Baker
manMeetin’ House
Preston Pioneer Gravely Ill in Lake Preston
LAKE PRESTON June 8 Special David Paterson is gravely ill at home west of the city suffering from influenza and heart trouble. He is 40 years old and one of the few remaining pioneers. Paterson came from Scotland in 1880 and homesteaded on the farm where he still resides. He represented Kingsbury County in the state senate for two terms and has been active in community affairs.
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Preston
Lake Preston
David Paterson
Paterson
Scotland
Kingsbury County
State Senate
Lane Crops and Gardens Benefit from Rainfall
Lane and vicinity saw light showers with a inch of rain Friday afternoon and evening and half an inch earlier in the week. The moisture aids corn pastures and gardens but the light fall is questionable in impact. Weeds choke small grain and cutworms are causing damage in some fields.
Real Estate Transfers Furnished by Beadly County Abstract
C D Hays transfers two parcels in Clarke's 1st Add to Huron to Enger A Hays. Property comprises Lots 8 and 9 Block 2. Also notes a paint job at G A Store Yale supervised by M T Wilkens with Wle Geyer and son from Iea quois conducting the work.
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Beadly County Abstract & Tile Co
C. D. Hays
Enger A. Hays
Huron
Clarke
G. A
Yale
V G. A
M. T. Wilkens
Wle Geyer and Son
Ieaquois
New Books At City Library
Thirty seven new books will circulate at Huron Public Library tonight announced librarian Blanche Battin. The list includes twenty eight non fiction and fourteen fiction titles by authors such as Atherton Baldwin Kelland Rinehart Gunther Gibbs Heiden McLean and O Brien.
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Huron Public Library
Blanche Battin
Ubrarian
Gertrude’ Atherton
Faith Baldwin
Dorothy Blake
Joyce Cowen
Peggy Dern
Elizabeth Gaudge
Winifred Holtby
South Riding
Clarence Budingtom Kelland
Roxanna
Bernard Newman
Secret Servant
John Rathbone Oliver
Greater Love
Mary Roberts Rinehart
the Doctor
Ruth Sawyer
Rebecca West
Thin'sing Reed
Vera Wheatley
Hazeldines
Betrothal announced for Highmore couple in society circle
Miss Nellie O Rourke will wed Royal Tomter of Highmore before month end after a pre nuptial reception at the RY Ray home hosted by Mrs B V Ray and Mrs Charles O Rourke. Orchid and yellow decor and gifts signified the forthcoming marriage with a three course dinner and ornamental decorations marking the betrothal news.
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Gong B
Wupeaga
Nellie O'Rourke
Royal Tomter of
Highmore
RY. Ray
BV. Ray
Charles O'Rourke
Loretta Kunred
O'Rourke
Willow Lake Sees Weekend Rainfall
A Friday afternoon rain continued through the night delivering about half an inch to Willow Lake and surroundings. Crops east and south of town had not suffered major damage yet drought had stressed western fields. Early-season rains helped some forage crops though more moisture was needed.
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Willow Lake
Eithough
Four Confirmed By Raymond Church RAYMOND
Four members confirmed at Bethlehem Evangelical Luthean Church of Raymond were Thelma Crippen Darlene Finch Thelma Imsland and Mus Henry Kiness The procession occurred with elders and relatives present and included holy communion led by Rev L G Len Mang. Repair work on Yale baseball diamond underway after dirt and waste removal.
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Raymond Church Raymond
Bethlehee
Rainfall Brings Relief in Wayland Weather
In Wayland on Friday evening a several hour rain ended a dry spell though more moisture is needed. Drouth has damaged amalili grain with uncertain yields. The corm is thriving and will benefit from recent rain. In Yale on June 8 the 51, John's Ladies Aid met at the church basement with a routine business meeting followed by lunch served by Mrs. Carl Weerts and Mrs. M. T. Wilkens.
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Wayland Wayland
Yale
51, John's Ladies’ Aid
Reguiie
Carl Weerts
M. T. Wilkens
Army Recruit Drive Expands For Fort Meade
June 8 report that Sergeant I W Dezarn, an army recruiting officer, announced orders to accept more men for Fort Meade. Eligible ages range from 18 to 35 years.
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Sioux Falls
I. W. Dezarn
Ft. Meade
Olson sisters visit relatives in Dell Rapids
Misses Doris and Florence Olson of Dell Rapids and Violy Olson of Burdette spent several days visiting relatives in Dell Rapids.
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Dell Rapids
Doris
Florence Olson
This Place
Violy Olson
Burdette
Burdette Gets Rain
Special report from Burdette notes heavy rain Friday night totaling just over an inch, marking the second substantial shower of the week and boosting crop prospects. In nearby Burdette, cutworms have damaged first plantings and gardens, forcing some replanting efforts by farmers and residents.
South Dakota bonus payments head to Hand County
Figures released show the state will distribute 11,757,000 in bonuses with 11,083 going to Hand County. The Raymond Royal Neighbor Lodge attended the RNAC convention held at Bendley Friday evening with a turnout from local members.
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Mand
Miller
South Dakota
Vattrang
Hand County
Raymond
Raymond Royal Neighbor Lodge
Bendley
Music School Adds Faculty for Dakota Wesleyan Summer
Mitchell June 8 final faculty for the Dakota Wesleyan University summer session of the School of Music is set with Gail Kabik of Monmouth College and Joseph Hofrichter of Oberlin Conservatory joining. Joseph Holloway leads the program, teaching voice and theory as well as public school music, with Kabik handling strings and Hofrichter teaching piano and pipe organ for six weeks.
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IDWU
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan Universit
Gail Kubik
Monmouth College
Josep Hofrichter
Oberlin Conservatory of
Miusic
Josph B. Holloway
Wesleyan Music E
Kabik
Hofrichter
Wesleyan WAA To Stage Cannibal Islands Water Pageant
Dakota Wesleyan Universitys Women's Athletic Association presents the water pageant Cannibal Islands written by Margaret Bakewell a Mitchell sophomore on June 8 at Majorrow Gymnasium. Miss Pauline Roadman Sioux City Ia will be crowned Carnival queen with attendants Dorothy Alexander Redfield and Alice Churchill Wessington Springs.
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Mitchell
Women’s Athletic Association
Dakota Wesleyan University
Margaret Bakewell
Maor‘row
Pauline Roadman
Sioux City
Dorothy Alexander
Redfield
Alice Churchill
Wessington Springs
Beulah Bennett
Hallia Hershey
Hazel Hershey
Hermine McGovern
Cecelia McKillip
Mary Ella Navin
Mitehall
Alice Ness
Fulton
Dora Rogge
Hot Springs
Harriet Minish
Parker
Bernice Smith
Grene Shippy
Colane
Dora Rogece
Harriet
Lois Minish
Dora Roxge
Willow Lake Teachers Leave for Summer School
Willow Lake educators head to summer study. Supt. C. J. Stewart travels to Vermilion to pursue a masters in education while Joseph E. Molumby aims for an M A in English. Grade teachers Mildred Barber and Arthur Groenewald seek B A in education hours. Minnie Paute attends Aberdeen Normal, Dorothy Peck plans study in Minneapolis or Greeley Colorado.
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Willow Lake
State University
C. J. Stewart
Vermilion
Stewart
Joseph E. Molumby
Mildred Barber
Arthur Groenewald
Minnie Paute
Aberdeen Normal
Dorothy Peck
Minneapolis
Greeley
Colorado
Hospital releases two patients in Rochester
Specially word from the sick at the hospital in Rochester Minnesota reports that Dr M A Schafer has been released from the hospital but is still very weak from his recam and must stay in the city for some time. Miss Iris Miller has also been released after an amputation of her finger caused by an infection and will remain near the hospital for healing and clinic visits before returning home.
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Lane
Rochester
Minn
M. A. Schafer
Iris. Miller
Recreation Program To Begin Tuesday In St Lawrence
Summer recreation for children starts soon with registration Tuesday morning. Planned activities include handcraft kiteball tennis games and other pursuits. Mrs Schmidt will host Willow Lake event for a flower mission program featuring music and readings by children and adults.
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ST. Lawrence
Mrs. Schmidt
Willow
Lake
Otto Schmidt
W.C
U.A
Cleanup Day at M E Church Basement
A group from the M E church spent Thursday cleaning the church basement. A noon pot luck was served and various repairs were tackled by both men and women.
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M. E. Church
Weather In May Poor For Crops
May in South Dakota brought high temperatures and uneven rainfall with the mean temperature the second highest on record and overall precipitation below normal. Heavy winds, tornado clouds near Parker, dust storms, and light frost affected eastern and western regions while corn planting progressed and crops faced drought stress and stock water shortages.
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South Dakota
B. R. Laskowski
Federal
Laskowski
Ottumwa
Faith
Camp Crook
Yale
Sioux Falls
McLaughlin
Pollack
Charles Mix
Hutchinson
Parker
Black Hills
Public Service Head s Leys Takes New Position
Grover Carmichael, longtime head of the Northwestern Public Service office, will move with his family to Armour to work at a power plant in July. Mrs. Carmichael, honored guest at many farewell events, led the Dovens Society for two years and will be remembered at a farewell party featuring music reminiscences and a pickle lunch.
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Public Service Heads
Leys
Willow Lake
Grover Carmichael
Northwestern Public Service Office
Armour
Robbers Loot De Smet Dress Shop Skies Then Exit
Burglars broke into the Rodney Style Shop in De Smet on Saturday night through a skylight and escaped through the rear door with four feet of dresses. The discovery was made Sunday morning by local residents.
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Besmet
de Smet
Rainfall Boosts Crop Prospects In De Smet Area
Rain total reached 0.72 inches further encouraging crop prospects in De Smet and nearby districts. Last weeks rainfall had been ample for good growth, aiding fields and pastures.
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DE Smet
Attend Huron Meeting De Smet Leads Parish Leaders
June report from De Smet notes Rev J M Warkentin and spouse attended a committee meeting for the Congregational Leadership Institute. Congregational Ladies Aid Society picnic in Washington Park drew families with supper served at 6 30 in the evening to a large crowd.
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Huron
DE Smet
J. M. Warkentin
Placerville Teadership Institute
Picnic in Washington Park Delayed by Rain
Gerald ne Redfield led her Sunday school class, including Alrike and other members, on a planned picnic in Washington Park. Rain forced cancellation of the planned event, leaving attendees to seek shelter indoors.
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Geraldne Redfield
Washington Park
Alrike
Aid Meeting at Bancroft Ale on June Eight
Nine members of the Ladies Aid of Yale Community Church gathered at Mrs. G W Heaton's Bancroft home Thursday afternoon. The afternoon featured games and a luncheon prepared by the hostel with assistance from Mrs. Nichols of Bancroft.
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AID
Bancroft
Ladies’ Aid
Yale Community Church
G. W. Heaton
Nichols
New Comfort For Those Who Wear False Teeth
False teeth wearers can now enjoy better comfort with Fasteeth powder. A small sprinkle on plates helps hold them tight eliminating guminess and pasty taste while reducing odors. Available at your druggist in three sizes.
Farmers Union Plans St Lawrence Picnic
The annual Farmers Union picnic is set for St Lawrence Park on Friday June 12. Activities include baseball and kitten ball, races, and an afternoon program featuring the St Lawrence school band. National secretary EB Kennedy will speak.
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St, Lawrence
Farmers Union
St. Lawrence Park
St. Lawrence
Kennedy
Clark C Club Elects New Officers For Next Year
Clark C Club of Clark High School reorganizes at year end with graduating officers. New officers named: Urban Qxison president Fortes Draisay vice president Flavis Bertrand secretary and treasurer. Incoming captains include Urban Odson football Forrest Craisay basketball and Flavis Bertrand track.
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Clark High School
Urban Qxison
Fortes Draisay
Flavis Bertrand
Urban Odson
Forrest Craisey
Burton Harmes
Gordon Sankey
Marlin Gross
Death toll hits Highmore as two locals pass away
Two Highmore area deaths are reported on Saturday. Mrs. M C Cunningham, longtime resident, dies at home after a long illness leaving a daughter Doris Cunningham of Minneapolis and three sons Matthew of Minneapolis, Timoty of Chicago, and Bernard of Brookings along with her husband. An infant son of Mr and Mrs Stransky dies after brief illness. funeral held yesterday. Also noted is a vacation trip take by Nathan Anderson and companions to the Black Hills with Mrs Anderson and Dr John Moea in Sturgis.
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Highmvi
Osu
Belspecial
Highmore
M. C. Cunningham
Aingering Ilness
Burdette
Nathan Anderson
Chris Anderson
Richard Polchow
Nall Polshow
Black Hills
Sturgis
John Moea
Local Boy Undergoes Tonsil Operation at Miller Hospital
June special report notes year-old Alvin Marsnai Marshall, son of Mr and Mrs Verna Marshall, underwent a tonsil removal operation Friday at Miller Hospital. In other notes Budetts dairy issues and Good Wool Crop report highlight Burdette sheep shearing season with fleeces unusually good.
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Wayland
Alvin Marsnai
Verna Marshall
Miller Hospital
De Smet Prep for Old Settlers Day Parade and Games
De Smet gears up for Old Settlers Day on June 1 featuring a parade and a Kingsbury County old settler ceremony. Special badges honor pioneers via 1878 to 1880 arrivals, with two street sports groups competing for 109 dollars in prizes on courthouse lawn before noon. The 47th annual observance highlights town ties with Lake Preston in a longstanding celebration.
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DE Smet
Kingsbury County
Lake Preston
Mrs Elma Brown Visits Daughter in Wayland
Mrs Elma Brown of Wessington visited a couple of days with her daughter Mrs Fred Warren in Wayland during early June, sharing time and greetings in the family gathering.
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Wayland
Elma Brown
Wessington
Mra
Fred Warren
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