Swing High Swing Low headlining at Huron Theatre weekend
Amusements in Huron previews Swing High Swing Low at Huron Theatre with Carole Lombard and James MacMurray in a restless romantic tale set around a Panama Canal Zone nightclub. Ann Sothern stars in Miss as a lively heroine, while Dancing Lady debuts as revival, with a big gala program throughout the week at the State Theatre.
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Huron
Carole Lombard
Jean Dixon
Charlie Butterworth
Cecil Cunningham
Panama Canal Zone
Lombard
MacMurray
California
Peialler
Panama
Anita Alverez
New Yorks
Anita
Paris
Fred Wees
Aimy
Fearon
Dames Stewart
Simons Simon
Dick Putscell
Civil Service Exam Open for Firnman Laborer Post
The GC S Civil Service Commission announced an examination for the position of firnman laborer custodian service with a yearly salary of 1260 dollars. The exam will be held at Huron Information regarding requirements and character of the examination may be obtained from the secretary at the U S Civil Service examiners futon post office where applications are also available. The U S prison population for 29cn 290000 decreased from 019 in 1480 3005 a 18d.
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GC. S. Civ Service Commission
Huron
Oar
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Futon
William Paley to honor amateur radio pioneer at noon luncheon
At New York on May 21, William Paley, head of the networks, will present the first annual award to Walter Stiles of Coudersport Pa owner of WBDPY for his flood communications work. The 12:30 pm luncheon will last about 15 minutes and be broadcast on CBS radio.
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Associated’ Press
Vime
Central Standard New York
WABC
CBS
William §. Paley
Walter Stiles
Couders Port
WBDPY
Paris TPA Hosts Musical Program Across Cities
A cross city music program features TPA Paris CKIRO CJRX Winnipeg and TZJ Tokyo presenting 11:15 entertainment events at U-Mart Kenny's West erners. The concert series spotlights diverse acts and venues, connecting audiences in Canada and Japan through live performances.
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TPA
Paris
CIRO
Highmore Mothers Entertain 1937 Graduates Seniors
Mothers of the graduating class of 1937 hosted an evening event for seniors. They attended a Grand Theatre show, then gathered at Mr and Mrs S L Gibbs home for lunch. The Gibbs home featured garden flowers and blue carnation centerpieces. After supper the group visited a Masonic Temple dance hosted by the Eastern Star.
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Highmore
Grand Theatre
5. L. Gibbs
Gibba
Masonic Temple
No Alarm Felt Over Unreported Sloop
New port waited calmly today for word on T O M Sopwiths Endeavour I, possibly America’s Cup challenger, unreported since she snapped her tow line and lost her convoy 1000 miles from Newport. The Viva convoy yacht arrived with news the crew of 19 and skipper Captain Wallace Grint remain safe. coast guard said the sloop radioed she was well a day after the tow line parted and was expected to arrive by late Saturday or Sunday.
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Newpohel
R. L
Newport
Ward
T. 0
Boston Coast Guard
Grint
Wayland Aid Society Meets At Winegar s
Wayland Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. Catherine Winegar for a regular social gathering. Papers on Women of the Bible were presented by Wilma Ravenscroft Lillian Marlier and Edith Wood under Florence Brown’s supervision. Next meeting set for Mrs. L J Borkhuis’s home in six weeks with refreshments provided by Winegar and Edith Wood. 12 members and one guest attended.
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Wayland Aid Society
Winegar
Wayland
Catherine Winegar
Wilma Ravenscroft
Lillian Marlier
Edith Wood
Florence Brown
L. J. Borkhuis
Shirley Van Houlen Celebrates Birthday In Frankfort
Shirley Van Houlen celebrated her seventh birthday Tuesday in Frankfort inviting classmates. The afternoon featured games and lunch.
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Frankfort
Shirley van Houlen
Potatoes Recovered Turned In At Police Station
Chief of Police Jake S. Nelson announced the street find of a bushel of potatoes turned over to police headquarters. The owner may claim the produce upon identifying the property.
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Jake S. Nelson
Special Library Display Showcases Health Camp for Juveniles
The Huron Public Library reports a special display in the children's room featuring a health camp theme. Miss Blanche Battin notes health books with juvenile appeal, including Amateur Circus Life and Brownies Health Book. Adult reads include The Healthy Child from 2 to 7 and The Happy Child. The library cooperates with Washington School health clinic, Saturday morning from 3 to 11, for children entering school next year.
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Huron Public Library
Blanche Battin
Buttin
Ernest Balch
H. Moulton
McCarthy
Shaw
Douglas
Hygea
Elinic
Washington
Catholic Youths To Meet Sunday To Complete Charter
The Columbian Squires youth group linked to Huron Knights of Columbus plans to complete its charter membership enrollment by Saturday. A Sunday meeting at the K of C clubrooms will explain the organization, form committees, and prepare for initiation once national approval is granted. Supervisory counselors include J. S. Bauer, Father E. B. Trautner, George Tobin, Sam Parker, and Jon Gergen, with F. L. Ostrander replaced by J. E. Donovan.
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Columbian Squires
Catholic South
Huron Knights of Columbus Council
National Council
The
Knights of Columbus
F. L. Ostrander
Greenbay
Wise
J. EB. Donovan
J. S. Bauer
Father EB
J. Trautner
George Tobin
Sam Parker
Jon Gergen
Davis Called to Minnesota After Uncles Death
H w Davis Jr county emergency agricultural agent was summoned to Frostrom Minnesota by word of his uncle Timothy Davis death.
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Davis
Minnesota Highmore
W. H. Davis, Jr
Frostrom
Minn
Timothy Davis
Hearing on Radio Station KGDY and KWTN Changes
The communications commission held hearings on proposed changes for KWTN Watertown and KGDY Huron. KWTN seeks license renewal, frequency shift from 1210 to 1340 KC, and power increase to 250 watts night and 500 watts day. KGDY seeks renewal, frequency shift to 1210 KC, and power changes to 100 watts at night and 250 watts during the day. A transfer of control application for KGDY by Voice of South Dakota was also reviewed.
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Washington
The
Communications Commission
KWTN
Watertown
KGDY
Huron
3. D
KWTW
Greater Kampeska Radio Corp
Voice of
South Dakota
Frei Named To Bank Post In South Dakota
PIERRE May 21 VP W B Frei president of Commercial State Bank of Wagner was appointed by Governor Jerwen to fill the unexpired term of J C Vandagrift of Sioux Falls on the state banking commission. The term expires July 1. Vandagrift resigned after his arrest on embezzlement charges. Also named were Dr T E Burrington of Rapid City to the state board of dental examiners for five years and Henry Carlson of Sioux Falls to a committee for the Delaware Swedish centenary in June 1938. The Worth Polea is shifting seven inches yearly.
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Charles Mix County
Senate
Jensen
T. E. Burrington
Rapid City
State Board of Dental Examiners
Burrington
J. J. Berry
Deadwood
Henry Carlson
Sioux Fally
South Dakota
Delaware
This Is The Life Says Former SDU Student Of Newspaper Work
Vermillion May 21 Marge Burns of Huron a USD graduate in journalism recounts a colorful path through media and circus life She rode an elephant at a Minneapolis circus removed a dead girl body and broke the news to the husband She later joined the Minneapolis Star as a feature writer and pursued varied jobs while praising the romance of journalism
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SDU
Vermillion
Katherine Hepburn
Marge Burns
Huron
University of South Dakota
Milk Burns
Minneapolis Star
Municipal Auditorium
Minneapolis
Miss Burns
la Hepburn
Scrice
Migs Burns
Cach
Mise Burny
G. Russell Bauer
University
Naturally Bank
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Jour Crawford
Clinh Gable
Franchot Tons
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Ted Houly
Starling Hallaway
Gable
Devine
Rawford
Neblon
Nancy Steelly
Screen Vergine
Vicar MacLaglen
June Lang
Walter Connelly
Peter Loree
Robert Ket
Stow
Huron Theater
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Chicago
Weaf-Nbc
Don McNeill
William Green
WEAF
NBC
Luckle Manners
Jimmy Fidler
Jean Sablon
Charlie Barnet
Haol Kemp
Hollywiod Hotel
Roachester Symphony Orchestra
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Lindbergh
Irene Rich
Harlem Revie
Deers Taylor
Jock Pearl
Boy Scouts Pye
WEAT
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Kahenmeyers
Cinginnati Musicale
Legislative Lenchean
New York
Soroptomist Club
James P. Pope
Robert Schmitz
WEAP
Snow Village
Jax Cook
S—News
J. Joy
Emil Coleman
Terry Blain
Arthur Ravel
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Lopes
Chain
Basic
Chandler
West
Bunny Berigan
Anson Weeks
Ted Fiorito
Red Nichols
Midwest
Harry Downes
Boston
European Post Box
Prague
Schrammel
HBL
Geneva
Longe of Nations
HAT3
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GSP
GSO
London
DJD
Berlin
Ernst Schliepe
GSI
New Orleans
Trree
Howe
Geyerman
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Wellington
Lasretce Lerang
Fred Schrader
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Carrie, Snyder
Floyd Shaw
Lorange
Ree Heights
Mary Gibson
Verlin
Nemo
CCC
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Fred
Ron Medie
Mirrophonic Sound
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Frei
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James Stewart
Seventh Heaven
Coronation Pictures
Hepburn
Mississippi River
la i Pte Ast Src Women
Dick Purcell
June Travis
Dick Tracy
Ralph Burt
Cartoon
Roaring West
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Pelus
Univ. News
Univer, Newr
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