Espionage and Fair Warning At Huron Theaters
Huron amusements note Espionage starring Edmund Lowe Madge Evans Paul Lukas and Ketti Gullian opens with rival reporters on a big world affair aboard the Orient Express. Also Fair Warning promises murder mystery with Betty Furness and Howard Payne at Death Valley resort. Theatre listings include Midnight Court with Ann Dyer and John Litel, plus forthcoming radio and broadcast notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Lowe
Madge Evans
Paul Lukas
Ketti Gullian
Paris
Miss Evans
Betty Furness
Howard Payne
Death Valley
State Theater
Millionaire Playground
J. Edward Bromberg
Tonghe Huron
Joan Blondel
Fernard Gravet
Ann Dyer
John Litel
Emerald Oland Vein Treatment Promises Quick Relief
A Victorian style ad urges sufferers of varicose veins to try a new treatment named Emerald Oland. It claims rapid improvement, warns against substitutes, and promises money back if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perso
Emerald
Sherman & Mov
Moone
Emerald Oland
Radio Listings and Orchestras on Various Stations
A dense schedule of radio programming lists programs, orchestras, singers, and broadcasts across stations WJIZ NBC WEAY WABC CBS and others. It notes Wayne King, Fred Allen Town Hall, Henry Busse, Jess, Jessica Dragonette, Babe Ruth, Bunny Berigan, Red Nichols, Lightn Out melodrama, and international hours from London Tokyo and Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
One Man's Family
Wayne King
Fred“Allen
Town Hall
Jim Kempér
la Baron Orchsmatt
Andy—west
King'z Jesters & Orchestra
Trump Davidson
Henry Busse
Wabc-Cbs
Ken Murray
Oswald
Lily Pons
Jessica Dragonette
Gang Busters
Babe Ruth
Bunny Berigan
Joe Reichman
Eddie Elkins
Midwest
Red Nichols
West
Mrs. Mary Retschlag Pioneer Dies in Huron at 86
Mrs. Mary Retschlag died at 3:30 this morning in Huron at 460 Third Street Southeast after a six week illness. Born April 20, 1851 in Milwaukee, she moved from Watertown, Wisconsin to Huron in 1883. She survived by four living children and seven grandchildren, funeral at Kinegon's Chapel with burial in Riverside Cemetery.
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Mary Retschlag
Third Street
Retschlag
Huron
Watertown
Wis
Chicago
Reischlag
Adolph
William Kimmel
Mary
August
F. Retschlag l
Mary Kuester
Milwaukee
August F. Retschlag
August H
William L
J.P. Hagen
Adams
Rose Tritell
Kinegon’s
Charles BE. Wilcox Oiolating
Buri Jal
Riverside Cemetery
New Members Chosen for ToC Of C Board
The ToC of C board elected two committee vice chairs at the weekly meeting. George C. Greet steps down as chairman of the manufacturing and distribution committee after becoming mayor. Joan Johnson will chair that panel, while T. H. Luby becomes temporary chairman of the relations committee in place of the ill A. J. Calendine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Directorate
George C. Greet
Joan Johnson
T. H. Luby
So Eerlations Committee
J. Calendine
Sorghum Planting Surges in Beadle County 1929 to 1934
Beadle County reports a sharp rise in sorghum acreage from 87 acres in 1923 to 30 173 in 1934, as per a Greater South Dakota Association survey. The state shows growth from 15 269 acres in 1929 to 69 176 in 1934, reflecting widespread expansion in sorghum cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Greater South Dakota Association
Good Roads Group Convenes in Pierre to Discuss U Highway 4
Members of the Huron Chamber of Commerce good roads committee met in Pierre with state highway officials to discuss development and improvement of U S Highway 4 through South Dakota. Attendees included Chairman Carl Voist Burt Ayres George Costain and A B Blake. The item notes the American Philosophical Society as the oldest learned society in the United States tracing its origin to Franklin's Junto in 1727.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads Group
Pierre
Huron Chamber ‘of Commerce
Good Roads
South Dakota
Carl ‘Voist
Burt Ayres
George Costain
A. B. Blake
The
American Philosophical Society
United States
Junto
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Tragic Brookhaven Picnic Plan Ends in Homicide
A Greek-born man, Christodulus, and widow Mrs Tiernan plotted to kill her two children with a hatchet and knife during a so called picnic to Brookhaven. They planned to remove evidence by burning clothes with gasoline and hiding the victims’ shoes. Helen Tiernan died from head wounds and George Tiernan helped dispose of the bodies before driving away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christodulus
Hoe
Consentina
Brookhaven
Tiernan
Mrs. Tiernan
Helen
Jimmy
George
Yrda
Greece
Christie
Mullins
Mia
Ireena of the crime and child burn tragedy
A young woman recounts a violent crime in Brookhaven where a mother held a child as a man struck with a hatchet and slashed the throats of two children. The account involves a bottle of gasoline found nearby and quotes from Mrs. Mullins and Mrs. Tieman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireena
Christie
Brookhaven
Mullins
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WEAE
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Eddie Cantor
Cantor
CBS
WSZ
NBC 8
Roundtable
Public Recreation
WJZ
Mrs
Peter
Harvie
WEAF
Johnny
Russ Morgai
Vox Foppers
Fred Astaire Revie
Jimmy Fidler
Hollywood
Mining Congress
Wel
WABC
Alexander Woollcott
Hammerstein Music Hall
Weal
P. Mn
World Trade
Ronald Lindsay
Felipe A. Expil
Francis B. Sayre
Sayre
Jan Savitt
Wabccbs
Manhattan
Lena Madeson Phillips
Weel
Level
Raulioland
E. Butterfield
Associated Press
Firge
Central Standard
New York
the King
Fernand Graver
Hirrophonic Sound
Jack Mills
Aspurg
Standard Sanitary‘. Co
Son of
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corporation
WJIZ
1LM
U. of Town
Michael Strange
Olraa Praguch
2RO
Rome
GSP
GSO
London
PCI
Netherlands
DID
Berlin
Parish
GSI
GSC
Walter Collins
Tokyo
Mrs. Retschlag
Geyerman
Homicide
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Esraacs Sevan
Taks Nettrad
Harry ¥. Kegel
Krell
Nah
LaFayette
Nash Cot
Kanies
M. Motors, Inc
Nature
Sherman & Moe Drug Co
Longstaié D. Co
Taxi
UNION
Rockford Sox
Habicht
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