Pinafore Praised By Daniel T. Gage
Pow Wow finale at Huron college featured Huron Civic Chorus and 23 piece orchestra in H. M. S. Pinafore. Hardin Van Deursen led a well behaved, on time cast with strong chorus and notable solos. Critics lauded staging, acting, and overall cohesion despite inexperience.
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Daniel J. Gage
Huron College
Huron Civic Chorus
Huron Civic Orchestra
Hardin van Deursen
Huron
van Devrien
Opera Echoes Past Eras Delight Modern Audiences
The chorus movements and moments of hiccuping hilarity did not spoil the performance. The piece was carried off with wit and skill, leaving the audience in delight. The review credits two British eras for shaping an opera deemed nearly immortal and equally appealing to modern and Victorian-era audiences.
Hold Services For Mrs. C. Frier Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Chris Frier were held at the Alpena Methodist church at 2 30 this afternoon. Rev J E Washburn officiated. Interment followed in Eventide cemetery seven miles southwest of Alpena. Mrs Frier, born in Germany in 1858, died in a Huron hospital, survived by seven children and eight grandchildren.
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Alpena
Chris Frier
Huron Hospital
Methodist Church
J. E. Washburn
Eventide Cemetery
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America
Iowa
Dakota
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Chris
Gladbrook
Harry
Lane
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Virgil
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Arthur
William
Herbert
Thompson To Headline South Dakota Farm Bureau Event
Sam H. Thompson, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, will headline the thirteenth annual South Dakota Farm Bureau convention in Huron from Nov 12 to 13. He will speak on The Hope of Tomorrow at the banquet, as the federation outlines cooperative marketing, mutual insurance, roads, and farm programs for farmers.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
South Dakota Farm Bureau
Huron
S. D
Thompson
H. B. Test
A. W. Tompkins
State Federation
South Dakota
Farm Bureau
Lllows Farm Board
Dustry
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Mr. Thompson
Illinois
Quincy
Minuis
Broadway Bank
Xampson
Amon Hia
Manis Agricultual Association
Guiaty
American Farm Bure
Nonin Iby Bureau
Alonzo G Halk of Minneapolis Dies
Word reaches Huron of the sudden death Sunday morning in Minneapolis of Alonzo G Halk former Huron resident. He came to Huron from Lexington Virginia in 193 and left in 190é to reside in Minneapolis. Survived by his widow in Minneapolis his mother Mrs Virginia S Halk and sisters Mrs H A Perriton and Miss Martha P Halk all of Huron. Mr and Mrs Perriton left tonight for Minneapolis to attend the funeral.
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Minneapolis
Alonzo G. Halk
Halk
Lexington
Virginia S. Halk
H. A. Perriton
Martha P. Halk
Carleton May Play Coe Next Saturday
Carleton college football may travel to Cedar Rapids for a Friday night game against Coe college. An outbreak of infantile paralysis on campus delayed the Carleton South Dakota game last week, but conditions are reported to be improving.
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Coe
Northfield
Menn
Carleton College
Ca‘dar Rapids
Coe College
Carleton-South Dakota University
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