Amusements in Huron Bank Night and film previews
Bank Night draws tomorrow with last week's winner absent. a screen show features Personal Monk's Secret with Margaret Lindsay and others, based on Lillian Day story about a scrappy New York family. Will Rogers’ In Old Kentucky praised, plus Smilin’ Through revival and The Murder in Budapest. Bank Night, previews, and events listed for Hall programs and Legion festival.
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BANK
Margaret Lindsay
Warren Hall
Anita Jenise
Uth Donnelly
Sacurdis Evening Post
Lillian Day
New York
Mc. Hall
Lindsay
Donnelly
Tug
Thay
Long Island
Will Rocers
Ole Kentucky
Will Bogers
Old Kentucky
Ray
Otoplay
Daudters
Russell Isiner
Dorothy W
Hilson
Hardi Henmo
Sthera
Raners
Gary
Kentucky
Will Rogers
Hovses
Smalhearer
Fredric Leslie Howard
Edmund Lowe
American Legion
HGR
Eles Hall
Air Travel Safety Film to Be Shown at Luncheon
A film titled Air Travel Safety Emphasized In Film Progress on aviation safety will be presented Thursday at noon at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. Distributed by the Bureau of Air Commerce and supported by the National Aeronautic Association the film follows a Kiwanis luncheon. Reservations can be made via the chamber.
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National Airways
Marvin Hughitt
Bureau of Air Commerce
National Aeronautic Association
Kiwanis Club
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Sorvier
Kiwanians
Chamber
Parmelee Twins Newborn Son in Lambertville swing
Leroy Parmelee ace pitcher of the New York Giants is the father of a boy born to his wife in Lambertville Michigan. Parmelee's home is listed as Lambertville. The announcement was dated November 6.
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Parmielee
Toledo
Leroy Parmielee
New York Giants
Irs
Parmelee
Lambertville
Mich
Car Slams Into Ditch After Woman Avoids Pedestrian
A Saturday evening mishap east of Redfield saw a carload of women run into a ditch to dodge a man stepping from a parked car. Mrs Mable McKkin of Doland suffered minor scratches from broken glass. The report notes the Gilyak people of Sakhalin once worshipped the bear.
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Redfield
Here
Mable McCkin
Doland
Willow Lake Church Plans Family Night
Willow Lake officials partner with the Congre gational church to hold weekly family nights on Thursday. Activities begin at 6:30 with a picnic supper, choir practice, fellowship and devotions, a panel discussion on War its Causes and Its Cure, and a 8:45 recreation period. The event introduces a voluntary fellowship offering to address cashing concerns and may become regular if successful.
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Willow Lake
Congregational Church
Vaore
Shoven
TWENTIETH CENTURY MEETING AT HILLS
Mrs R B Hill hosted the Twentieth Century study group for a Scandinavia themed session with a stereopticon lecture by Mrs Loftus Ward. Mrs George Fullinweider displayed, and Mrs Robert Farr reviewed H A Franck's Scandinavian Summer detailing five months in the far north across Denmark Finland Sweden Norway Iceland and more.
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Hills
R. B. Hill
S51
Kansastreet Southeast
Scandinavia
Loftus Ward
George Fullinweider
Robert Farr
H. A. Franck
Denmark
Finland
Russia
Sweden
Stockholm
Hammerfest
Norway
Iceland
Thad Oviatt
Will Rogers Memorial Drive Urges Donations
Author recalls Will Rogers at a charity luncheon for infantile paralysis victims and the profound moment when Rogers wept alone. The piece praises Rogers as a saintly clown who used laughter to ease suffering and announces The Will Rogers Memorial Commission inviting subscriptions through The Evening Huronite for a memorial chosen by Henry Ford, Herbert Hoover, and Alfred E. Smith.
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Will Rogers
Rogers
Henry Ford
Herbert Hoovar
Alfred E. Smith
Will
Will Rogers Memorial Fund Contribution Enclosed
A donor submits a contribution to the Will Rogers Memorial Fund. The note states the gift will be added to others from Huron and sent to the National Fund without deductions, to be used as decided by the Memorial Committee.
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Will Rogers
Huron
Memorials Planned For Esteemed National Figures
H Hays Jessa H Jones Owen D Young and Vice President John N Garner lead a list of national figures honored through living memorials. Funds will support charitable educational and humanitarian causes rather than marble monuments.
First White Man Sees Grand Canyon
The first white man to behold the Grand Canyon was Garcia Lopez de Cardenas. He had been sent from Zuni New Mexico to locate a river far to the west that natives had spoken of.
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Gtand Canyon
Garcia Lopez de Cardenas
Zuni
N. M
Seek To Knock Out Wilson Truck Route in Dakota
Two railroads Milwaukee Road and Great Northern petition South Dakota Supreme Court to review the state railroad commission decision granting Wilson Storage and Transfer of Sioux Falls a daily Sioux Falls to Arlington truck service. They argue adequate rail service exists and the truck plan would create harmful competition. Permit issued August 28, rehearing denied October 9. Route via Madison.
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Wilson
Pierre
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific
Great Northern
South Dakotas Supreme Court
State Railroad Commission
Wilson Storage and Transfer Company of
Sioux Falls
Arlington
Railroad Commission
Madison
Supreme Court
Redfield Man Is Injured In Fall
Redfield, Nov. 6. Carl A. Andersen, night fireman at the Northwestern Public Service plant, fell fifteen feet onto a cement floor in a coal bin while attempting to close the bin hatch. He suffered injuries but details of his condition were not provided.
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Redfield
Carl A. Andersen
Northwestern Public Service Company
Local Worker Survives Fall. Fracture and Dislocated Shoulder
A worker fell from a bin lid at an early morning accident. Les Graves heard his cries, lifted him over a coal pile, and safety crews rushed him to a doctor. X rays revealed a fractured hip and a dislocated shoulder. He remains in hospital receiving treatment.
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Les Graves
Tulare Pupils Absent From Illness Mumps Hits Schools
Tulare schools report several elementary and high school pupils absent last week due to mumps illness. The district urged parents to keep children home if feverish and to seek medical care if symptoms worsen.
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Tulare
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Rupert Hughes
Los Angeles
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