The Gorgeous Hussy heads to Huron Theatre
Amusements note the four day run of The Gorgeous Hussy at Huron Theatre starring Joan Crawford in a costume drama set in Andrew Jackson era Washington. The piece features Peggy ONeal, Jackson, Eaton, Randolph and others with Lionel Barrymore and Robert Taylor in key roles. Also listed are My American Wife and Ride Em Cowboy showings with newsreels and notes on new sound equipment arrivals.
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Andrew Jackson
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John Handolph
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Robert Taylor
Merle Potter
Porgy
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John Eaton
John Randolph
Lionel Barrymore
Franchat
Eaton
James
Stewart
Jovelem Rowdy-Dow
Melin Douglas
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Rachel Jackson
Jour Crawford
Huron
Amer
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N-Law
Texas
Ann Sothern
Billie Burke
Fred Stone
Western’ Electric
Mrs John P Larson funeral at Redfield
Funeral services were held at the Norwegian Lutheran Church in Redfield for Mrs. John P. Larson with Rev. Lloyd M Strand officiating. Interment followed in Greenlawn Cemetery. Mrs Larson was born August 1 1876 near Trondhjem Norway and died October 4 1996 at age 60. She emigrated to Redfield in 1900 with her husband and four sons and was a founder of the Norwegian Lutheran Church.
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John P. Larson
Lloyd M. Strand
Greenlawn
Larson
Bernthina Chris Hansen
Trondhjem
Norway
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Womanrhood
Joan P.larson
Carl
Aberdeen
Arthur
Caryl
George
Jennie Sterner
Roseau
Minn
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Lutheran Dorcal Society
Bijou Theatre Reopens In Huron With Renovations
Bijou Theatre in Huron resumes operation after extensive improvements. James A. H Eshelman of Minnesota Amusement Co. oversees reopening with new sound and lighting, updated projection, and enhanced lobby areas. Opening features Richard Dix in Yellow Dust plus a Universal newsreel and short features.
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Bijou
James AH. Ezhelman
Minnesota Amusement Company
Morrow
Huron Theatre
Eshelman
Evelyn McDonald
Eashler
Donald Price
Robert Harris
John Boucher
Fred Weimer
Paramount Theatres
Mitchell
Richard Dix
Graham McNamee
Universal Newsreel
Visit Brandenburgs Lane Guests At Local Home
William Knoll and Miss Ione Windland af Jef fries Minnesota have been visiting at the Fred Brandenburg home and with other friends here the past week. William visits Luther an porter here before Rev A Fi Zenk. The ancient Rome silk fabric dyed purple cost as much as 1200 dollars per pound.
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William Knoll
Ione Windland Af Jeffries
Minn
Fred Brandenburg Home
William
Knoll
A. Fi Zenk
Rome
Roosevelt Gains Narrow Lead In Literary Digest Poll
The Literary Digest poll shows Roosevelt trimming London’s margin as returns from 40 states favor Roosevelt in 26 and London in 6, with Lemke fading. National totals: Roosevelt 1,254,716. Landon 485,392. Lemke 4835, plus minor candidates. South Dakota results show Landon 7,257 Roosevelt 3,760 Lemke 6.
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Barrick and relatives visiting in Bonilla
Hugh Barrick and his niece Mrs Art Abbott of Winamah Indiana are visiting Walt Barrick and Len Galbreath in Bonilla. They plan trips to Black Hawk in the Hills to visit Milton Hilea.
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Art. Abbott
Winamah
Ind
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Len Galbreath
Black Hawk
Milton Hilea
Niemiec and Rhodes Sold to Baltimore in IL Trade
Roy Mack, vice president of the Philadelphia Athletics, announced the outright sale of Al Niemiec utility second baseman and Gordon Rhodes pitcher to the Baltimore club of the International League on October 9 in Philadelphia.
Mexican ace Chavez stallsAmerican stars in 5 1 win
Mexico City October report details Roma Chavez top pitching for Mexican amateurs as he shut down the American Baseball Congress all stars for five to one. Bud Wakefield of the Americans is nursing a blistered ankle but aims to play in upcoming games. Final: Mexicans 000 100 021 5, Americans 000 000 010 1.
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Amerjican Baseball Congress
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Chick Lamsargas
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Lonizest
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Fatlicton
Tha’ All-Stars
Serview
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Craven
Peraza
Rogera
Flowers
McCullough
Turner
Preston Wins In Softball Tourney Final Narrow Victory
Oldham reports Preston edging Erwin 3 to 3 in a tense softball tourney final marked by a rare tie that went to a decisive finish. The special coverage notes the close score and final outcome.
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Erwin
Six-Team School Kittenball Tourney Opens
Lake Preston faced a six team kittenball tournament with Oldham beating Hetland and Lake Preston defeating Iroquois in eight to one first round scores. Erwin advanced by bye and beat Oldham six to three in the second round. Baumberger hit a home run for Erwin and Tewald of Preston also homered as pitching stayed strong.
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Iroquois
Erwin
Cloute
Baumberger
Tewald
Preston
Gettysburg Pioneer Philip Stroh Funeral in Gettysburg
Reverend C Kruger of Lebanon led funeral services Wednesday at the Lutheran Church in Gettysburg for Philip Stroh a Potter County pioneer aged 81 who died Sunday at his home north west of Gettysburg He was born in Frankfort on the Main Germany and immigrated in 1881 with his parents settling first in Chicago before moving to Potter County eight miles north of Gettysburg to claim land
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C. Kruger
Lebanon
Philip Stroh
Potter County
Frankfort
Germany
Chicago
Obituary Notice for Gettysburg Resident Conrad Stroh
Conrad Stroh of Gettysburg died recently after living on a larger Farm nearby for three years He was married in 1844 to Mary Bowce of Gettysburg Survived by wife Mary five sons Philip Albert William all of Gettysburg Herman Benl of Oregon six daughters Mary land Mrs Elsie Rhinegate of Gettysburg Mildred of Sioux Falls Mrs Katie Mundt of Salem Ore and Mrs Susig Pantani of Chicago one brother Conrad Stroh of Gettysburg two sisters Mrs Max Mileke of Seattle Wash and Mrs W E Wickersham of Hannibal Mo and many grandchildren
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Mary Stroh
Philip
Albert
William
Ofettysburg
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Benl
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Maryland
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At ¢Sburg
Mildred
Sioux Falls
Katie, Mundt
Salem
Ore
Susig Pantani
Chicago
Conrad Stroh
Max Mileke
Seattle
W. E. Wickersham
Hannibal
Wild Horse Race Crowns New World Champion Rider
S D places New York Oct 9 1 David Long ericker Scenic South Dakota won second place in the wild horse race in the 1th annual world's championship rodeo hero last night Lyle Cottrell Center Colo won first place in the event
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David Longericker
Scenic
South Dakota
Lyle Cottrell
Center
Colo
Bernie Bierman Eyes Tough Nebraska Clash
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman says the Gophers must have a “food day” to beat Nebraska and snap a three-year slide, amid worry over the upcoming Saturday showdown with the Cornhuskers.
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Bernie Bierman
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