Amusements in Huron: Shirley Tempie in Captain January
The local amusements page reviews Shirley Tempie in Captain January with Buddy Ebsen and Guy Kibbee. It praises her dancing singing and acting while noting supporting cast, the family friendly entertainment, and listings for Huron Colleen Three on the Trail Pavilion and Ravine Park activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Tempie
Captain January
Shirley
Buddy Ebsen
Darce
Bird
Guy Kibbee
Captan Janusry
Sal
Slim
Summerville
Nazro
June Lang
Sara Haden
Huron
Colleen
Beckground
Powcell-Keeler- Blancel-Oakie-Herbert -Fazenda - Draper
Hopa Jong Cassidy
William Boyd
J James Ellison
Ho Ho
Toll
Melody Maids
Ravine Park
Miller
Legion
Radio Features The Art Of Radio Lines
New York reports immediate potential for sending letters by radio as RCA shortwave circuit opens New York to Philadelphia. Engineers note full possibilities depend on public demand and development. Friday night schedules include NBC WEAF WIZ CBS and more with varied programs and sports events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Butterfield
New York
RCA
Philadelphia
WEAP
NBC
Jessica Draganetty
Bo—Wale
Navier Cugat
Radio Tavern
Broadway
Hollywood Entel
Bob Crosby
WIZ
Irene Rick
Frank Ray
NBC Music Guild
Jally Coburn
Camp Meeting Under Way At Redfield Weeklong Program
Redfield hosts the Sculah camp meeting from June 9 to 14 under the Camp Meeting Association. Revivals and evangelistic services led by Rev. J. H. Kearton and music directed by Rev. Susan Thompson headline daily sessions. Woman’s Day featured officers include Mrs. Myrtle Kogenlin as president and a new officers slate. Sunday ends with a full day of devotion and a 50-voice chorus in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Beulah Park
Camp Meeting Association
C. E. Wilcox
Camp Meeting
Methodist Church
Huron Area
Fred Marzahn
Tulare
Z. E. Krierann
Hitchcock
John D. Blumé
Witch
J. H. Kearton
Wessington Springs
Susan Thompson
Broadland
R. G. Minkler
A. N. Courtney
Aberzeth
Reva
Qwens
Mitchell Hospital
J. E. Roundy
Huron Society
Association of Women
Myrtle Kogenlin
Carrie Williams
A. G. Ga
Watertown
Redfield minister to attend council in Massachusetts
Rev. R. M. Miller pastor of the Congregational church in Redfield leaves for Holyoke College Massachusetts as a delegate from South Dakota to the national council meeting. He plans to attend Yale University commencement and the class of 1928 reunion while away. Local men will fill the church pulpit on three Sundays during his absence.
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Congregational
Grads See Better Jobs for 1936 Class
State College heads report 1936 graduates finding jobs at higher rates in fields from dairy and pharmacy to engineering and teaching. Pharmacy grads all secured positions. several will join large firms in Cleveland. Engineering and agronomy graduates join farm equipment firms or pursue further study. many remain in state or relocate for jobs and fellowships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College Department
Tencens
T. M. Olson
Harold Carter
Division of
Pharmacy
EB. R. Series
Vernon Stoo
Kidder
Ben Schwalm
Midland
Cleveland
C. BR. Wixeman
Wiseman
Stre College
Loren E. Donelson
agri+! _ cultural engineering
R. L. Patty
Resettlemen Administration
Soil Consecration Service
State College
Huron Post Office Prepares For Distribution Of Bonus
The Huron post office is finishing arrangements to distribute adjusted bonus bonds to more than 450 ex service men. Bonds will be sent from Minneapolis and arrive ready for distribution on Tuesday June 16. Delivery is by registered mail with strict identification. spouses cannot receive bonds. Postmasters plan special evening delivery and require proper ID before handover. Americans Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars will assist with verification and an identification booth at the post office. Cashing applications may be made at no charge, with bonds exchanged for government checks after two or three days at Sioux Falls. Unclaimed bonds return to the Federal Reserve Bank within 39 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
E. H. Bruemmer
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Bruemmer
Plas
Post Office
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sioux Falls
Federal Reserve Bane
Minneapalis
Scandinavian Is Leading Descent In South Dakota
Brookings report shows 85 percent of South Dakota residents trace to Scandinavian Germanic or Slavic roots. Scandinavian at 34.5 percent in 1890 rising to 27 percent in 1910 and 18 percent in 1930, Germanic from 23.3 to 27 percent, Slav as 17 percent in 1850 and 29 percent at last census. British Isles at 64 percent, Latin countries 19 percent, Canada 8.1 and others 1.0. Population about 692,809. planning board cites agricultural heritage as context.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State Planning Board
South
Planning Board
Mrs Crain Honored At Redfield Party
Mrs E McAnulty hosted a bridge party at her Redfield home for Mrs C F Crain of Corpus Christi Texas her daughter. Eight guests attended and a late lunch was served. McAnulty plans another party Friday for her visiting daughter.
Sunday School Convention Programs Announced at Miller
The Hand County Council of Religious Education holds its annual convention at Miller and St Lawrence on June 13 and 14. Devotions led by Rev Joseph Andrews and Rev Green. Dr Ray Johnson will address attendees. A 1:30 program features a children's hour, reports, and a Hand County project. The Miller Municipal Band performs at 7 p.m. with final addresses by Dr Welter Riley of Huron.
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Hand County
Dr. Johnson
Wastmaster
St. Lawrences Tabernacle
Green
County Children's Department
Ross Cotton
Johnson
Elmer Beck
Miller Municipal Band
St. Lawrence Parke
T P. m
P.m
Hahn
Welter Riley
Huron
Megatherhium Migration and Car Theft in 1935 London
The Megatherhium ground slab migrated from South America to North America during the Pleistocene. No specimen was found farther north than South Carolina. In 1935, about 3622 motor cars were stolen in London, with 3477 later recovered by their owners.
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Megatherhium
North America
South America
South Carolna
London
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Social and Local Happenings
Miss Esther Lackey of Rapid City spent Wednesday and Thursday with Huron friends en route to an Episcopal convocation in Sioux Falls. Local gatherings hosted Lackey with dinners and lunches at Lampe, Gardner, and others. Dr. Stratton of Oklahoma joined Dr. J. M. Chambers in a new dental practice in the Mercantile Block. Charles McWeeny travels to Milwaukee to join his uncle Mika Hand for medical treatment. Several residents visited a Boy Scout camp south of the city, and plans arose for camping and fishing trips in Indiana and Michigan. The Misses McCoy of Maller returned home after visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Lackey
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
J. M. Chambers
Stratton
Kansas City
Wessington
J. C.dexter
A. K. Gardner
Betts
G. W. Wright
Harry Ward
B. B. McClaskey
Torrow
Points
Indiana
Michigan
L. A. Sohn
Wisconsin
Ito
Evans Speaks At Young Demo Meet
WESSINGTON June 12. The Young Democrats of Wessington held a community hall meeting with fair attendance. Ellsworth Evans of Watertown state president of the Young Democratic Club was the main speaker. Charles Potter of Huron also spoke. A reading by Mrs. Bert Donlin of Miller and tap dancers including the Chesebro Girls Virginia Cummings Babble Dates and Cleo Bonin formed the entertainment. A lunch was served by a committee led by Mrs. Pearl Granberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Young Democrats of
Ellsworth Evans
Watertown
Young Democratic Club
Charles Potter
Huron
Bert Donlin
Miller
Chesebro
Virginia Cummings
Cleo Bonin
Mra
Pearl Granberg
Sherman Johnson Gets Appointment in Agriculture
Sherman EB Johnson, longtime head of agricultural economies at State College 1920 33, is named principal agricultural economist for the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Agricultural Economics. A Minnesota graduate with Harvard and Montana connections, he will study inter regional competition and farming area adjustment.
Polling Places Set for City School Election
W C Peterson announces six polling places for the city school election next Tuesday in Huron Independent School District. A three man slate will contest two three year terms on the city board of education, including George Wagner Hopper and D J Barr as district manager. Polling places and districts were listed to align with the board's economy resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Peterson
Huron Independent School
City Board of Education
Peterson
George, Wagner
J. Hopper, Members Whose Terms Expire This Year, and D. J. Barr
Huron
Ward Precinct Election Officials Listed by Peterson
A list of election officials by ward includes First Ward McKinley School with judges Mrs A V Burger and Mrs W E Foley and clerk Mrs George Theis mer. Second Ward Wilson Barber garage with judges Claude Pickering and Mrs May Pickell and clerk Mrs Mabel Clem. Third Ward courthouse with judges Mrs H Younkin and Mrs Clarence Kingsley and clerk Anna Foley. Fourth Ward city hall with judges Mrs E J Plummer and George Robinson and clerk Mrs B R Boughton. Fifth Ward Jefferson School with judges Charles B Arnold and Mrs Fred Stuart and clerk Jennie Jones. Sixth Ward Lincoln School with judges John Lyons and Mrs U L Becker and clerk Mrs George Ly Barnes.
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Exch
Peterson
McKinley School
City
Co & NW
A. V. Burger
W. E. Foley
George Theismer
Wilson-Barber
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
C. & N. W. Tacks
West
Claude Pickering
May Pickell
Mabel Clem
Third Ward
Seventh Street
H. €. Younkin
Clarence Kingsley
Anna Foley
Fourth Ward
East
Seventh Steet
E. J. Plummer
George Robinson
B. R. Boughton
Jefferson School
Dakota Avesnue
Charles B. Arnold
Fred Stuart
Jennie Jones
Lincoln School
John Lyons
U. L. Becker
Mra
George Ly Barnes
Clork
Armour Will Use Newspaper Space
Daily papers in 20 Armour plant cities publish a special advertising schedule as a yearly trial. W W Shoemaker Armour vice president notes low meat margins and ad targeting challenges but reports satisfactory results from regional runs. The article adds an odd historical note: the first Rockefeller John Post immigrated from Germany in 1723.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour and
Rockefellers
John Post
America
Germany
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Matinca
Childrens State
Satuday
Prinzéton
CBS
Detroit
WEAF
Francis Rogers
WAZBC
F. W. Wile
Wiznbc
WJIZ
Farley
TPA
Paris
Comedie Francaise
HBL
Geneva
League of Nations
GSP
GSC
Loriden
EAQ
Madrid
DIC
Berlin
W&xk
Pittsburgh
Messiges
Far Norther
Ralph Jordan
Hayes
Student Association
Columbia
Marcus Zubor
Haven
Agriculture
Agronomy
University of ‘Idaho
State
Western Asia
Highland Zone
Babylonia
Assyria
Kingdom of
Iraq
Huron Post Office
Dick Towell
Ruby Keeler
Penny CO
Jane
Buddy Edsen
Jane Barwele
Hollywood
Evans
Young Demo
Drum’s Auditorium
Quiram’s Orchestra
Sinway le
Cobbs Creek
Continental Distilling Corp
Phila
Pregfim
Sherman Johnson
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ny Re
Our Gang
Armour
the Capiloleans
Tue Filiptos
Art Maro
Gimtear Nets
Whit Ferven
Longvtadl’ Drug, Co
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