Gracie Allen Stars in College Swing at Huron Theater
Gracie Allen headlines the college musical College Swing arriving at Huron theater with Bob Hope Martha Raye and Jackie Cogan. The spoof follows a liberal education enthusiast who pares faculty and installs friends while Edward Everett Horton leads the board of trustees to rescue the college. Also features Betty Grable in campus scenes with eight song hits. Thursday and Friday showtimes with Robinhood beginning Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie Allen
Huron Theatre
Gracie Allert
Sacuity
Martha Raye
Ben Blus
Gracie
Dewn
Man
Edward Everett Horton
Amart Utde Grace
Secon
Jackie Cogan
Coogan
Betty Grable
Paramount
George Burns
Bob Hope
Jackie Coogan
Everett Horton
Ben Blue
MARCH
TIME
Paramount News
Health Money Major Projects Increased Interest Shown In Extension Club Work During Past Year
Health Protection and Money Law were major projects carried by home extension clubs in Kingsbury Hanlin and Sanborn counties during the past year. Miss Ora M. Sloat, the extension agent, led training schools in Bancroft Manchester Ow Smet Lake Preston and Arlington for 24 clubs and an adult class. The leaders represented more than 300 women operators of the clubs. In Hamlin County ten clubs with 148 members were reached. Sloat conducted four schools in Hayti to train leaders. Sanborn County has seven clubs with 59 members who studied foods in Woon socket. Meals taught covered buying good foods fruit vegetables and cereals plus cost per pound and nutrition. Dried skim milk demonstrations proved interesting. Discussions included correcting weight issues and planning school lunches. The foods project will continue. Other minor projects included reading training music recreation Christmas gifts bedding and fanny accounting. Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Harlon Ford in St Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmet
Kingsbury
Hanlin
Sanborn
Mise Ora M. Sloat
Bancroft
Manchester
Ow Smet
Lake Preston
Arlington
Yeat
Fenders
Elbs
Sane
Hamlin County
Miss Sloat
Hayti
Sanborne County
Woonsocket
Miss Slant
Wed
Case Would Restore Manganese Tariff
Representative Coase of South Dakota urged in the Congressional Record that the government reinstate the one cent per pound manganese tariff to stabilize the domestic industry. He noted the 1930 rate and the half cent cut under a wage agreement, arguing the smaller increase would barely raise steel production costs. He also said he abandoned hope of obtaining action this session on a tariff resolution related to manganese in reciprocal trade deals with Britain and Canada and terminating the Brazil accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case
Washington
Coase
South Dakota
Beagll
Suite
Great Briain
Canada
Brasil
Extension Club Meeting at St Lawrence
The York Extension Club met at Mrs. T. M. Dennis's home on a Monday afternoon. Members voted to help cover expenses for the D K Club girls traveling to camp. A reading on Marie Curie My Mother was given and songs from Songs of the Seasons were sung. The afternoon ended with visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Club
St, Lawrence
York Extension Club
T. M. Dennis
D- K Club
Marie Curie
Masons Confer Degree at Musonie Lodge Session
The Musonie Lodge held its closing meeting of the season on Monday evening. The third degree was conferred on Clinton Sameo Morris Howard Feanees Wiedenman and Ralph Howard. A gold lunch followed the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Musonie Lodge
Clinton Sameo
Moris Howard
Feanees Wiedenman
Ralph Howard
Birth of Daughter Announced by Mr and Mrs Murphy
Mrs Gene Murphy and I announce the birth of a daughter born Sunday in Austin Texas. Also a draft committee is forming in Texas to draft John N Garner as a Democratic presidential candidate, announced to state party members by Vann M Kennedy secretary of the state Democratic executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lawrence
June
Gene Murphy
Garner
Austin
Texas
John N. Garner
Vann M. Kennedy
Slite Democratie
Dawes to Leave Hospital for Chicago Home
Former vice president Charles G. Dawes is expected to leave Roosevelt Hospital for his Chicago home today after an April 24 attack of acute appendicitis. The June 14 dispatch notes he was hospitalized briefly before recovery and discharge plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
New York
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Roosevelt Hospital
Chicago
Sunday School Picnic Near Lake Byron Bridge
The Presbyterian Sunday School at Metchcock held a picnic Sunday afternoon in a grove by Lake Byron bridge. Seventy two young people attended. Swings and seats were arranged for the children, and lunch was served at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Lake Byron Bridge
Sople
Brady Tells Of Nebraska's Fight To Reduce Tax Burden
Senator Frank J. Brady of Atkinson Nebraska, chairing the appropriations committee, outlined Nebraska’s tax cuts and fiscal reforms at a Huron dinner. He urged public oversight, consolidation of tax agencies, and a legislative comptroller to ensure transparent budgeting, opposing new taxes and stressing efficient management of current levies. Delegations from Clark Willow Lake Dormet Redfield Konyquail Woonsocket Alpena attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Nebraska
Frank J. Brady
Atkinson
Neb
Appropriations Committee
South Dakota
Nebraska Sclon
Nebsaska
Nebraska Splon
Towa
Anc
G.S.D. A
Huron
Greater South Dakota Association
Chamber of Commerce Retail Division
Clark Willow Lake
Dormet
Redfield
Kony Quail
Woonsocket
Alpena
Brody
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Mitchell
Watertown
Aberdeen
George A. Starling
DS AL
Extension Clubs Plan Fair Pageant at Sully County Fair
Sully County Home Extension Clubs began planning an August County Fair evening of entertainment. The pageant will feature one episode per club with seventy to eighty participants, including families and neighbors, and a grand finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onida
Sully County
Teporus Artaxa Denniston
Club m
Presentation Sisters Plan Permanent Home for Sioux Falls Children
The Presentation Sisters in Sioux Falls announce plans for a permanent children's home, contingent on securing funds. The temporary facility houses over 100 children with many more applications on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Presentation Sisters
Sentenced for stabbing in Sioux Falls case
Ray C. Wood, 53, admitted stabbing his wife with a pocketknife at her Sioux Falls home Sunday and was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary by Circuit Judge John T. Medin. Mrs. Wood was wounded above the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Ray C. Wood
Site Penitentiary
John T. Medin
Sunday Guests at Yale and Watertown Weekend Visit
William Gaughran and family hosted Sunday guests in Yale including Gaughran and De Vries families and others from Yale and Austin Minn. Ben Meyer and family and Mrs William Wortman traveled to Watertown to spend the weekend with the Remmilly family. Mrs Wortman stayed for an extended visit with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
William Gaughran
Tr and Sons
Jerry and
Kermit
Austin, Minn
Mec
Henry de Vries
Cavour
Glenn Foote
Clarence Gaughran
Watertown
Orient
Ben Meyer
William Wortman
Remmilly
Miss Mayme Conway Leads Northland Visit at Minneapolis Dinner
Special report notes Miss Mayme Conway, Mrs. Conway, and Miss Molly Conway as dinner guests at the Ru A Conway home in Minneapolis on Friday evening. The party, joined by Mrs. Grace Dienslake, visited relatives in Bonita Monday, extending their northern visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient Visitors Orient
Mayme Conway
Minneapolis
Conway
Molly Conway
Flashes Of Life In Court Record Of Abuse And Divorce
Household keeper Ethel R. Hollenbaugh testified in divorce court she kept a score of her husband's abuses, reading a list recounting blows and threats. The case led to a divorce. In Ottawa, Thomas Card, eight, bought an automobile and was attacked near a railroad crossing. hospital said his condition was fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Ethel R. Hollenbaugh
Ottawa
Thomas Card
Columbia Grove
Library Adds 26 New Books for Summer Circulation
The public library will have twenty six new summer reading books ready for circulation Thursday. Miss Blanche Battin, librarian, announced an extended return window for patrons taking books on summer vacations. The new list includes works by Paul H Buck A Frederick Collins Marquis James Ishbel Ross Thornton Wilder and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Blanche Battin
San Diego
Panama
Cesar Saerchinger
Europe
Harry Scherman
Albert L. Sperry
Avalanche
Glacier Park
Edwin Way Teale
Jungies
Brendy Ueland
Frederic van de Walet
General Custer
Thornton Wilder
Marya Zalarenska
van Gogh
Oxford University Press
Edward O'Brien
Marjorie Rawlings
Howard Minges
Real Estate Transfers in Hyde County Highmore area
Hyde County sheriff transfers property in multiple parcels including NW of Sec 1 Twp 115 Range 71 and WI of NEW and EW of NWH at sec 17 Twp 115 Range 71. Transfers involve Myrtle May Lefler to First National Bank and to First Nations Bank, Van Camp additions to Abram E, and Doris B. Sanderson. Also transfers to Rite B. Sanderson and to the town of Highmore. Returns from Minnesota mention E F Buss returning from Faribault with niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus Cornell
Abeiefer
Hyde County
Highmore
Hyde Conty
New
Nwh
Myrtle May Lefter
First National Bank
van Camp
Olds
Abram EB
Myrtle May Lefler
First Nations' Bank
Rite B. Sanderson
Glda
Abram E. van Camp
Doris B. Sanderson
Swalem
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
J.B. Hinkle
Emory
JB. Hinkle
C. WH. E. Boardman
A.D. Hill
Levitow Attends Duluth Meeting During Weekend Visit
Harry Levitow manager of the National Arts Elevator left Sunday for Duluth Minnesota to attend a convention. Weekend visitors included Miss Davis of Brookings who spent the week at the Lake Superior home of her parents Mr and Mrs Gordon Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Rockham
Harry Levitow
National Arts Elevator
Minn
Miss
fRits Davis
Brookings
Lake Superior
Gordon Davis
Mulligan Returns Home From Hot Springs Sanitarium
Special report notes Jack Mulligan arriving home in Rockham on June 15 after six weeks of medical treatment at Hot Springs. Also, Mrs. John Hippler and her son Ben along with Miss Evelyn Brewer attended Phyllis Meister and Lea Hippler wedding in Iroquois on Tuesday, after traveling there Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockham
Jack Mulligan
Hot Springs Sanitarium
Iroquois
Zell
John Hippler
Ben
Evelyn Brewer
Phyllis Meister
Lea Hippler
Muellenburgs Visit Keppen in Madison on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Joe Muellenburg and Mr and Mrs Frank Muellenburg traveled to Madison Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs William Keppen. The outing included time with local relatives and a routine gathering in the Madison area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
ZELL
Specifl
Joe Muellenburg
Frank Muellenburg
William Keppen
New Huronite Readers Attract Local Subscribers
Miller and St. Lawrence areas gain new readers this week. Frank Weber of Bola ford Lumber Company Miller, 1803, joins as a subscriber. Mrs Sylvia Johnson of J C Penney in Miler signs up with her daughter. TS Murphy, farmer 12 miles northeast of St. Lawrence, reports crops fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
St. Lawrence
Frank Weber
Bola
Ford Lumber Company
Mirs
Sylvia Johnson
J. C. Penney
Miler
Johnson
Sears
TS. Murphy
Murphy
Shinbone Bridge Rebuilds Spine In Groundbreaking Surgery
A Mayo Clinic led operation uses shinbone splints laid as a six inch bridge along the back to fuse vertebrae. Chips of bone encourage growth, potentially enlarging vertebrae and easing chronic back pain over two to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
American Medical Association
Mays Clinic
Rochester
Minn
C. W. Myerding
M.D
Mayo Foundation
Shower Planned For Grace Johnson at Willow Lake
A prenuptial shower for Miss Grace Johnson will be held at Mrs Chester Varn ey home on Thursday afternoon. About 20 guests from the Immanuel Reformed Church choir will attend. The event features games unwrapping gifts and luncheon as Miss Johnson becomes Mrs Orville Hill in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Johnson
Willow Lake
Chester Varney
Immanuel Reformed Church
Miss Johnson
Orville Hill
Harrold Savings From Debt Refunding Plan
Harrold officials report a debt refunding saves 6660 in interest by converting 27500 of 6 percent bonds due 1942 44 into 4 percent serial bonds with payment flexibility. Council members Hazey McQueen chair David Wirer Walter Weber Irving Peterson clerk and A V Goodrich treasurer oversee the plan. Doland Celebrates July Fourth Plans announced for the Doland July 2 event by the Doland Service Club with Howard Amusement Company providing entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold
Plin Beebe
Ipswich
Hazey McQueen
David Wier
Walter Weber
Irving Peterson
Cerk
A. V. Goodrich
Dolant
Doland
Snedial
Doland Service Club
Howard Amusement Company
Stub
Mrs Kouf Recovering From Paralytic Stroke
Mrs Tack Kouf is reported to be recovering slowly from a paralytic stroke she suffered recently. Visitors from Canada include Mr and Mrs George Greenwald and Frank Puettmann of Warner visiting relatives and friends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canala Zell
George Greenwald
Frank Peuttmann
Warner
Canada
Huron Guards Encamped at Camp Rapid in South Dakota
Exlilor’s Note reports Company C 109th Engineers of the South Dakota National Guard arriving at Camp Rapid for a two week encampment after a train ride from Huron. Observations include tent setup, sanitation, meals, a physical inspection, and the new bath houses at the camp. Training will cover field fortifications, wire entanglement, warning and weigh maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exlitor
Acts Company
109Th Engineers
South Dakota National Guards
Camp Rapid
Huron
Rapid City
Heir Smiuat
Gavanee
Piso Tarvia
Culinacy Artists
Sunshine Club Elects Officers At Tollefson Meeting
The Sunshine Club met with Mrs. Oleg Tollefson on Wednesday afternoon with good attendance. Annual election selected Mrs. Llové Borah as president, Mrs. George Gebhard as vice president, and Mrs. Lusie Christianson as secretary. A June 19 picnic at the Tollefson school was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Oleg Tollef
Son
Llové Borah
George Gebhard
Lusie Christianson
Trevst
Tellefson School
Gunely
Merchant Attends Retailers Convention in Hot Springs
A local merchant, A. Cross, left for Hot Springs to attend the retailers' convention this week, traveling from Hills Hitchcock on Sunday. The report notes the convention and Cross's participation as a special assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills Hitchcock
A. Cross
Hot Springs
Black Hille
Retired Armstrong Visits CCC Camp Friends
Charles Armstrong retired Tuesday from the Black Hills where he visited friends at a CCC camp and also called on friends in Sioux Falls. Monday dinner guests at the Dale Van Voothis home were Mr and Mrs Erwin Crosby and Sharon Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Charles Armstrong
Black Hills
CCC
Sioux Falls
Mrs. Erwin Crosy
Sharon Ann
Dale van Voothis
Return of Miss fsler Care From Aberdeen
Specially Miss fsler Care returns to her home after spending the year attending college in Aberdeen, June 35 report notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Sheffield
Fsler
Bottomley Family Visit Noted at J J Bottomley Home
June 15 report notes Mr and Mrs J H Bottomley and Mrs Earl Snyder of Huron plus Mr and Mrs W Bottomley of Iroquois visiting J J Bottomley home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottomley
J. H. Bottomley
Arl Snyder
Huron
W. Bottomley
Iroquois
J.J. Bottomley
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Paris
Grandma Jones
Big Pond
Jed Prouty
Spring Byington
Florence Roberts
Edith Fellows
Leo Carillo
IVRON
Harlon Ford
Housewives
Vallet
Ireev
Minnesota
E. F. Buss
Farindault
Charles Buss
Carter
Maine
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Bance
Eddie Gammon
Huron Dance Pavilion
Hallywood
Leo Carrillo
Ireyel
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