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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1931

Page

7

Famous Plays To Be Given Friday At Huron College

James Hendrickson and Claire Bruce present two Shakespearian plays at Huron College auditorium under Campus Players. Matinee of The Taming of the Shrew at 3 o clock, evening Macbeth at 8 o clock. Proceeds fund Campus Players equipment. School children excused at 2:50 p.m. Cast includes Lavinia Shannon W. J. Hackett Louise Lytton Stanley Cobley Ruth Prouty and others from noted stock companies and tours.

James Hendrickson Claire Bruce Huron College Auditorium Taming of the Shrew Macbeth O'Clock Robert B. Mantell Mr. Hendrickson Fritz Leiber John C. Hickey Frederick Warde Louis James Marie Wainwright Lavinia Shannon Juliet Portia Viola Washington Baltimore Boston New Orleans Cincinnati Indianapolis W. J. Hackett Louise Lytton Orient Stanley Cobley Rip van Winkle Catskill Haines Falls N. Y Webster Patterson Henry Dulty San Francisco Shakespearian Players Ruth Prouty Three Arts Players New York

Volunteers Aid City Clothing Depot At City Hall

Volunteers operate the clothing depot run by Huron Associated Charities at city hall. Various church and PTA committees joined in shifts to manage intake and assist families seeking aid, while an investigating committee led by Mrs. E. F. Wilson reviews charity requests and eligibility.

New Clothing Huron Associated Charities Association Lutheran Church Mary Photakos R. Blume Bmirs L. A. Nelson Presbyterian Church Elmer Twiddy R. BR. Schultz W. J. Braskamp Jefferson P, TA Ralph Sparks R. V."haedt Wesley Chapman Stanley Colton H. M. Leim Ira Schoson L. J. LeValley Jefferson P. T. A Congregational and Methodist Church E. F. Wilson George Townsend John McMahon G. J. Kiel Arla Willard John Fuglwang Elizabeth Ede

Fruit Industries to discontinue Vineglo grape concentrate sale

U P news confirms Fruit Industries Inc will discontinue selling its Vineglo grape concentrate after agreement with the government. A forest ranger quarters at Mammoth Springs, Wyoming, are noted as being fenced with elk antlers.

Washington Fruit Industries, Inc Mammoth Springs Wyo

Radio Week Plans Feature Unemployment Relief Campaign

The week’s special radio program stars Lindbergh and Pershing with Geraldine Farrar Mary Pickford Irving Cobb Norris and others. From 4 45 to 11 00 pm on NBC CBS and WABC networks WEAFF WJX and NBC stations present 75 minutes of programs including Belle Baker Rudy Vallee Mills Brothers Guy Lombardo and Mildred Bailey.

York Lindbergh Hoover John J. Pershing Geraldine Farrar Mary Pickford Irving Cobb Kathleen Norris John Charles Thomas Walter 5 Gifford WEAFF WJX NBC WABC CBS WEAF Belle Baker Rudy Vallee Orhestra Jesse Crawford Orggan Mills Brothers Quartet Guy Lombardo WJZ Merle Thorps Mildred Bailey The King's

Rockne Honored In Program Last Night

Notre Dame alumni nationwide gathered to honor Knute Rockne who died in a spring plane crash and to launch a $1,000,000 memorial fund for a field house on campus. A national radio hookup linked events with speakers from New York and San Antonio including Grantland Rice and Will Rogers.

Notre Dame James J. Walker New York Bockne Four Horsemen Don Miller Elmer Layden Harry Stuldreher Jim Crowley Grantland Rice Matthew J. Walsh Anton Cermak Will Rogers San Antonio Texas

Centerville Youths Sentenced for Shoe Theft Robbery

Three Centerville youths Kenneth Pierce 21 Cecil Long 17 and Edward Long 19 were sentenced to the penitentiary with one getting six years for stealing shoes. They robbed clothing store owner H M Anderson 65 a retired minister at Viborg last month after a blow to the head and an attempt to rifle the cash register.

Centerville Parker Kenneth Pierce Cecil Long Edward Long H. M. Anderson Viborg

Manager of Hills Sugar Plant Dies

RAPID CITY, Nov 5 Don B. Pratt 49 manager of the Utah Idaho Sugar plant in Belle Fourche since 1927 died in a local hospital last evening. A paralytic stroke following a nervous breakdown was given as the cause of death. Surviving are his widow two sons and his mother.

Hills Sugar Plant Rapid City Don. B. Pratt Utah Idaho Sugar Company Belle Fourche

Nudists Seek To Enter Carmel California

Carmel officials weigh a request from International Branch No 12 of the Society of the Sun to establish a nudist colony in the village. Mayor Aebert Herron and several councilmen voiced little objection, while city attorney Argyle Campbell opposed the move warning Carmel would become a laughing stock. The letter cites three requisites and notes current quarters lack privacy and protection from peeping toms.

Society of the Sun Carmel Wats Pituresque Mme Mathilde Baumgartner Aebert Herron Carmel Argyle Campbell Campbell Europe Herron Madame Baumgartner

Omaha Business Men See Better Conditions

Omaha merchants forecast a continued upswing in business as weathered corn prices rise and Nebraska farm values gain an estimated 20 million dollars. Bankers in Wyoming and Nebraska subscribed over one million dollars to gold notes tied to Hoover's national credit plan, with traders predicting higher prices for grain and farm products.

Omaha Nebraska Wyoming Hoover National Credit Pol Walter & McIucas The Commerce Trust Company of Kansas City Iowa Dlinois Omsha

Varicose Veins Advice From Moone's Emerald Oil

Longstaff Drug Co and H A Perriton offer guidance to treat varicose veins. Rub the surface toward the body with Moone's Emerald Oil, then bind the leg with a three inch wide bandage from the ankle upward to aid blood flow. It promises healing for broken veins or ulcers and a money back guarantee if it fails to help.

Longstaff Drug Co H. A. Perriton Moone Ilee

Iroquois W R C Officers Attend Annual Inspection

An officer conducted the annual inspection of the Iroquois W R C on a Wednesday afternoon. She was joined by Mrs. C W Spiller, Mrs. Cora Bloodgood, and Mrs. E J Plummer, all members of the Huron organization. The Troquoia chapter received praise for its capable performance and clear reports. An invitation to the Iroquois lodge to join the Huron W R C on November 2 was accepted, and lunch followed the meeting.

W. R.C C. W. Spiller Cora Bloodgood E J. Plummer Huron

South Dakotan Plans New Political Party

Omaha dispatch reports Alli Reed of Sioux Falls drafting a new political party centered on a national monetary system. Reed schedules a monetary convention from November 28 to November 30 to outline the plan and then a unity convention on December 1 to form the party.

South Dakotan Omaha Alli Reed Sioux Falls D. Reed

Inerting Under National Treasury Direction Declared

An official statement notes that the first inerting will proceed under the direction of the national treasury Jeagun. The remark indicates centralized oversight for the process and confirms high level governmental involvement in the plan.

National Monestery Jeagun

Woonsocket Lodge Wins District Attendance Prize

Woonsocket lodge No. 906 of the Royal Neighbors of America won the district convention attendance prize at Wessington Springs. The Woonsocket camp, with 33 members, competed against many lodges including Mitchell. Members played a prominent role in the program with a black faced skit drawing praise.

Woonsocket Lodge Woonsocket Woonsocket Camp Royal Neighbors of America Wessington Springs Mitchell

Blaze Damages Cafe in Wolsey Back Shed Fire

A Wednesday morning blaze in Wolsey destroyed the back shed of the M and J cafe operated by John Simmons. The main dining area was badly damaged. The building belongs to Mr Thompson and had no insurance on the structure. Simmons held insurance on the fixtures.

Wolsey Wolsey M. and J. Cafe John Simmons Thompson Simmons

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