The Life Princess at Huron Amusements
This Shirley Temple feature is a Technicolor melodrama about a English girl separated from her father in the Boer War and reunited amid amnesia in London. Queen Victoria aids the search as performances by Ian Hunter Mary Nash and Anita Louise anchor this lavish costumed production shown Thursday and Friday.
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Shirley Temple
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Lord Fauntleroy
London
Queen Victoria
Huron Theatre
Shirley
Ian Hunter
Mary Nash
Arthur Treacher
Anita Louise
Shirley Temple Studio Cast Highlighted in To Be Shown
A 1930s movie listing praises Shirley Temple's strongest cast including Cesar Romero Sybil Jason and Beryl Mercer with Anita Louise and Richard Greene, noting the ensemble as possibly her best. The program features Huron double features with The Adventures of Jane Arden and a jitterbug romance between Johnny Downes and Ken Murray, plus New York Sloops murder mystery and The Little Princess.
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Cesar Romero
Sybil Jason
Marcia Mae Jones
Shirley
Heidi
Richard Greene
Anita Louise
Beryl Mercer
Queen Victoria
Huron
Jane Arden
William Gargan
Rosella Towne
Benny Rubin
Johnny Downes
Ken Murray
New York
Mayor LaGuardia Reads Clippings On His Dad’s Army Band
The Fort Sully band under Achille LaGuardia toured Huron in 1888 and 1889 with open air and indoor concerts. Reports praise the Fifteenth Infantry linked performances, noting the bandmaster’s son Mayor LaGuardia of New York honored by the clippings. The Huronite recounts depart U.S. Army moves and a Dakota frontier era performance. An editor’s note quotes LaGuardia thanking the correspondent for copies of old papers.
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Huron
Fort Sully
Achille LaGuardia
Pioneer Army
Fiorella LaGuardia
New York City
New York
Dakota
11Th Infantry
Pierre
Missouri River
Cornet
Siznor Achille la
U.S. Infantry
Europe
Signor LaGuardia
Sackey’s Harbor
N.Y
Missouri
Sackett’s Harbor
Lake Ontario
Black River
Watertown
Mayor LaGuardia
South
Graduation At Orient High School Week Overview
Orient High School announces commencement for eight seniors to receive diplomas Thursday evening. The program includes band selections, invocations, the girls sextet, Mr. Ashton of Northern State Teachers College as speaker, class presentation by Principal Cooke, diploma awards by Henry Weisner, and Alma Mater. Senior week featured the class play Huckleberry Finn in the Legion Auxiliary hall.
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Orient
Orient High School
H. ©. Ashton
Northern State Teachers College
Aberdeen
Regan
Ashton
Prin. C. N. Cooke
Henry Wei
Waltonians Plan For Convention
The South Dakota division of the Tenak Walton League America will hold its annual convention June 18 and 19 at Farm/id near Pierre. A sports program includes trap and skeet shoots, bait and fly casting contests, a live fish landing contest, and a crow calling contest. A public meeting, wildlife films, luncheons, theatre party, banquet, and dance are planned with notable conservationists expected to attend.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Tenak Walton League America
Dy Pierre
Currency in Circulation Amounts Reported
The Treasury reported on May 10 that $6.905 billion in coin and currency was circulating as of April 30, averaging $82.71 per person. Comparisons show $52.07 per person on March 31 and $49.18 per person on April 30, 1938.
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Washington
Group Forms to Promote Paving of U S Highway 12
Lemmon May 10 A regional plan to hard surface U S Highway 12 from Selby to the Montana line was pledged at a Lemmon booster meeting with delegates from South Dakota North Dakota and Montana Present were 27 official delegates 132 travelers from east to Minnesota line and 195 from west Hundreds from Lemmon Territory attended The gathering backed by Don McKinnon Montana highway engineer and elected Highway 12 Association officers Carl Swanson Reelected president and H E Beebe reelected secretary-treasurer New directors include F B Wicklund C J Austad N Co Garry Baker Monk J W Parmtey Henry Burmeister and Lawrence Wist.
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Lemmon
Selby
D.C
Montana Line
South Dakota
North Dakota
Monwmna
Minnesota
H. E. Beebe
Ipswich
F. B. Wicklund
Ortonville
CJ. Austad
Hettinger
N. Co
Garry
Baker
Monk
W. Parmtey
Ch. Henry Burmeister
Bowman
N. D
Lawrence Wistof Webster
VFW Smoker Set for Thursday May 11
1776 Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a smoker in conjunction with the regular meeting Thursday May 11. Orville J. Cronk, newly elected commander, will officiate. Adjutant Paul Underwood invited all former members and eligibles. Boxing bouts and other entertainment are planned with State Commander O G Johnson expected to attend.
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Vorrest
Three District Club Meetings Planned in May
Three district meetings of the South Dakota Federation of Home Extension clubs are set for May 16 in Aberdeen May 17 in Rapid City and May 18 in Sturgis. Aberdeen will host at Northern Normal with Brown County delegates. Programs include music art and talks on land use population trends by JT Thorfinnsen and F B Cronin.
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South Dakota Federation of Home Extension Clubs
Leo Ruppel
Alpena
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Sturgis
Northern Normal
Brown County Association
van Ludwig
Oniga
Thorfinsen
F. DB. Cronin
Cronin
Thorfinnsen
Lincoln
Nebraska
Ruppel
Ludwig
Dean
Essie Joyner
Brown County
South Dakota Home Extension District Meetings Planned
Arrangements led by Mrs. Eugene Roh for the southwest district and by Mrs. H J Reborst for the northwest district coordinate meetings in Sturgis and Belle Fourche. Reservations go to Elsie Hyde in Sturgis by May 15, with Miss Nora M Hott stating no district meet in the southwest this year. The state will join an inter-state meeting in Sioux Falls June 21-24 with Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota extension members.
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Eugene Roh
Southwest
Rapid City
Evelyn Aalseth
Pennington County
H. J. Reborst
Belle. Fourche
Northwest
Sturgis
Elsie Hyde
Southwest District
South Dakota
Nora M. Hott
Brookings
Iowa
Minnesota
Sioux
14 Month Old George Carr Crowned Best Baby in Providence Show
George Anthony Carr, age 14 months, named most perfect day in a Providence baby show. The Warwick resident enjoys pork chops, spaghetti, and steak, aided by 12 teeth. Described as a battle baby until age one, he is blond and weighs just over 27 pounds.
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Baby
Warwick
George Anthony Carr
Providence
George
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