You Cant Take It With You on Huron Campus
The Huron College Campus Players present You Cant Take It With You a Pulitzer Prize comedy in the college auditorium. George Henigan directs the first dramatic offering of the year featuring Grandpa Vanderhof Penny Paul and the rest of the colorful household.
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Martin Vanderhof
Huron College Campus Players
George Henigan
Vanderhof
Grandpa Vanderhof
Niel Christensen
Penny
Alice Viereck
Betty Peterson
Clarence Hardin
Campus Players
Huron College
Miss Peterson
Palmer G. Peterson
Groton
Essie
Misa Peterson
Our Town
Pi Alpha Chi
Hardin
Donald
Huron College Gymnasium
CandyMaker Ed Plays Xylophone in Nadine Dances Scene
Ed Max Thompson who runs a printing press that prints religious tracts also makes candy as a side line and hides political slogans in candy boxes. He accompanies Essie who dances with Rheba the maid as the cast includes Kolenkhov Olga Donald Henderson and the Kirkbys. The Broadway smash You Cant Take It With You by Moss Hart and George S Kaufman later became a Pulitzer Prize winning 1937 film adaptation.
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Max Thompson
Essie
Rheba
Lois Stuart
Boris Kolenkhov
John Stuart
Olga
Margaret van Voorhis
Donald
Clarence Hardin
Henderson
Clinton Derscheid
Mrs. Kirkby
John Kleinsasser
Dorothy Meyer
Moss Hart
George S. Kaufman
Art Fair Opens With Silver Tea in Huron
The city’s first Art Fair opens Sunday afternoon at the YWCA cottage with a silver tea served by the Huron Fortnightly Club. The event runs 2 to 6 p.m. with a high school string quartet and daily programs through the week. Art Week coordinator Armin Arndt highlights regional and national displays, with 1,500 art pieces from 280 South Dakotans across 12 cities.
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Huron
YWCA
South Dakota
Armin Arndt
Arndt
Augusta Meguire Wider
Mitchell
South
WPA
Rapid City
Art Project
Rosebud
Aberdeen to host largest Native crafts exhibit at SD EA convention
Pierre demonstrations highlight native crafts with 300 pieces at Aberdeen linked to the SD EA convention. Eighty Black Hills painters show in Leodard Belle Fourche. university and state college student works to be shown in Vermillion and Brookings. Additional exhibitions planned in Huron Yankton Madison and Sioux Falls. Noted artists include E Kenneth Baillie Andre Boratko Armin Arndt Levi Blake Ralph Raynolds Marisetta Haney Melvin Ida Anderson Bill Lackey Annete Wilcox John Saul Tom Saul Paul Mountain Walter Engman.
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Andre Boratko
Armin Arndt
Levi Blake
Ralph Raynolds
Marisetta Haney
Melvin
Ida Anderson
Bill Lackey
Annette Wilcox
John
Tom Saul
Paul Mountain
Walter Engman
Planes for Great Britain Boost 26 Bombers and Bomb Sights
The army announced 26 four motor Consolidated bombers will be made available to Britain for purchase, Sperry bombsights released, and up to 200 flying exten...
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Washington
Britain
Army
Consolidated
Furone
Marshall
George C. Marshall
Yesteray
Consolidated Aircraft Company
San Diego
Calif
Sperry
United States Air Corps
Norden
Navy
Consolidated Aircraft
United States
Fort- Tessés
Four Die In Wells Minnesota Car Truck Crash
Four Iowans died in a gruesome collision ten miles south of Wells on Highway 16 when a car and a truck were torn apart. The victims were John Bergstrom and his wife from Charles City their daughter Betty and Gladys Thorson of Osage. Ted Pulasky Mapleton Minnesota the truck driver survived with chest and hip injuries and was hospitalized in Mankato.
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Wells
Minn
Mankato
John Bergstrom
Charles City
Theie
Betty
Gladys Thorson
Osage
Ted. Pulasky
Mapleton
Mankato Hospital
Here
Pulaskcy
Driver Pulled From Wreck with Crowbar After Fatal Passing Attempt
A truck tried to pass another turning off the highway when the crash happened. Bergstrom remained trapped in the driver’s seat and rescue workers used a crowbar to free him. The tragedy underscores the dangers of risky passing maneuvers on rural roads.
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Bergstrom
Plankinton School Keeper Testifies on Thelma Olson
Testimony in Plankinton reveals superintendent Bates Steele kept Thelma Olson at the school. He described her July mood swings turning into extreme melancholy by August and October when she ran away with other girls. She was reportedly taken to Yankton hospital for observation.
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Halladay
Steele
Yankton
Defense Wednesday Testimony in Olson Case Described
Nurse Stella Hemminger testified that she worked at the school since the girl was returned from Yankton and recounted crying fits and a dangerous statement about falling from the water tower. Judge Bakewell ruled defense claims as mitigating, not a defense, while defense attorney Shandorf argued Thelma Olson sought treatment and requested hospital transfer after return to the Training School.
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Stella Hemminger
Yankton
Hemmtinger
Olson
Fellows
Victor Hammer
Shandorfs
Fred Shandorf
R. C. Bakewell
Bakewell
Shandori
Thelma Olson
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Tony
Harold Antle
Pering
Annie
Dr. _ KILDARE
Lew Ayres
Lionel Barrymore
Laraine Day
Samuel S. Winds
Gene Lockhart
Nat Pendleton
Emma Duhh
Iret Oy
Leon Errol
Paramount News
W. C. A. Cottage
Don Shaw
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Trombonaires
The
Richard Arlen
Andy Devine
Plus! Cartoon
Red Ryder News
Moe
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George
Kaufman
Priday
Wheeler’s Drug
Great Britain
California
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Frances Scotchbrook
Los Angeles
E. F. Wheelock
Marvin Sparks
John Heninger
Whee- Jock
Gross
Sam
Shandorf
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Miss Jensen
Thelma
Kit
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Margaret King
Bobby Miller
Kentucky
Kapliow Bros., Inc
Sioux Falls
Bond & Lillard
Oxfords
Badger Oxfords
Malrow
Children’s Shoes
Mens Fine Union Suits
Ginderellas
Shirley Semples
Logantex
Comfort
Habicht‘s
Nashua
le Gant
Warner Foundation
Bodygard
Couy
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