Second Wife and Dont Turn Em Loose At State Huron
Amusements notes describe Second Wife with Gertrude Michael and Walter Abel showing at the Huron theater tomorrow, a tale of marriage, jealousy, and a widower’s family tensions. Also Dont Turn Em Loose at the State, a parole drama where a father confronts his son’s crimes and parole fate amid a dramatic finale at a jewelry store and wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Michael
Walter Abel
Gertrude
Gertrude Tol Fo
Orcea
Abeli
Eric Rhodes
Ibs
Eric
Walt
Huron
Stright
Narrow
Lewis Stone
Bruce Cabot
Bruce
James Gleason
Grace Bradley
Chet
Cabot
Bruce Redhanded
Vride
State Theater
Pam
Gertrude Michael Walter Abel
Radio Features TRE BHT AND BADOLANE
New York radio listings detail Joe Pent er back on the air Jack Pearl returning Nov 9 Ed Wynn lineup shifts for NBC CBS WABC WEAF and NBC networks with Republican and Democratic segments plus musical acts and guest performances through the evening schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterfield
New York
Joe Penter
Jack Pearl
Ed Wynn
Tonish
CBS
Willam Hare
Cel
Arthur W Little
WABC
Sen
A. H. Vandenbure
Wilmington
Del
London
Los Angeles
WIZ
NBC
Norman Thomas
Pittsburgh
Democratic-Wiz
Col. L. John
WOR
State
Gov
H. H. Lehman
T. V. Smith
Beadle County Rural School Salaries and Enrollment Figures
Beadle County reports for 1936-37 show average rural and small town teacher salaries at 58.26 per month, with a high of 70 and a low of 30. The year adds one more rural school, 100 nine month terms, 2 fewer eleven month terms, and 10 independent schools. Total teacher count remains ??, and average superintendent pay rises to 1310. High school teachers average about 1550, with agriculture teachers at 1166.67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beastle County
Eva Davis
Achool
Beadle County
Davis
Miss Davis
Odegaard Jones Wedding Held at Lake Preston
Miss Rosamond Odegaard and Theo Jones of Sioux Falls wed at the bride’s parents home in Lake Preston. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Lue thar Jones of Sioux Falls. After a wedding dinner the couple will live in Sioux Falls. Rosamond, a local graduate and former Ladies Aid president, had several nuptial events including a 70-guest shower. Two killed and five injured in the Paris Basel Express crash at Chaumont today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Odegaard
Betsy Jacobson
Rosamond
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Funeral rites today for George B Elliott editor of Watertown Public Opinion
Funeral services were held in Watertown for George B Elliott editor of the Watertown Public Opinion since 1907 who died at his home Monday morning Born September 30 1882 in Ironton Wis he moved to South Dakota as a child and built a long career in area papers He is survived by his wife Josephine Joyer mother Elizabeth S Sherin a brother and four children He also served on the Watertown Park Board and was known as an editorial writer across Northwest newspaper circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
George B. Elliott
Eilitt
Dever County Advocate
Clear Lake
Schola
Public Opinion
Ransom & Corey
Elliott
Sioux City
Tribune
Walker, Minn
Dorothe
George
John
Lois Elliott
Stowe Elliott
Watertown Park
Hinselman Eggert Major Club Formed
In Bates Township Hand County voters organized a Hinselman Eggert Major club led by President W. J. Termpleman, Vice President John Johnson, Secretary Ereel Testerman, and Treasurer Frank Shum. The group aims to back W. H. Hinselman for state treasurer, W. H. Eggert for state senator, and Jana Neale B. Major for county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinselman
Eggert
Miller
Bates Township
Hand County
Hinselman-Eggert
W. H. Eggert
Jana Neale B. Major
Flashes of Life and Local Scandals Unfold Across Towns
A chaotic mishmash from Savannah to Galveston reports a protective milk bottle lock failing against thieves who sip through caps with straws. In Muncie a patrolman cites Dallas Bush for reckless driving after a five mile per hour over limit infraction. In Galveston a restaurant manager is jailed for serving the wrong sized fish to a patron, with game warden Frank Mobatie and associates enforcing the odd caper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Savannah
Munci
Ind
Charles Guffigan
Dallas Bush
Bush
Galveston
Frank Mobatie
Cow Is Subject Of Big Argument
Washington, Oct. 20. An official opinion settles a long debate on whether a cow facing north can kick south. Dr. Alexander Wight of the Agriculture Department says a cow can kick in any direction. veterinarians note backward kicking is unlikely. old dairy farming tales emphasize the danger of being kicked by cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Dilmore
Washington
Alexander Wight
Agriculture Department
Animal Huse Bandry Division
California
FH. Guidotti
Wight
Bossy
Shortage Of Capable Teachers At Dakota University
Vermillion October 20 1935 report shows 149 people enrolled with the Bureau of Teachers Appointments at the University of South Dakota receiving positions for 1935 36. There were 417 vacancies up from 3 last year, best in five years. English demand led with 140 requests, Commerce 85, Music 6, plus needs in speech social sciences band home making and journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Teachers Appointments
South Dakota
Bull kick discussion stirs dairy science debate
A humorous remark describes a shot as powerful as a push swing and a sock, sparking questions about whether a bull can kick. Dr. Wight notes cows and bulls can kick in any direction, countering purist expectations and stressing angle matters.
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Cooking Fowl
Olive Neff shares a Bureau of Home Economics approved method to cook older fowl in a casserole. Brown the chicken, simmer with vegetables in a covered dish, then finish with milk and flour sauce for a moist, flavorful result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Home Economics
Wessington Club Hosts Busy Bee Entertainment
Elizabeth DeHaven entertained the Busy Bee Club in Wessington on Saturday afternoon with eight members present and one new member, Ruth Schwab, admitted. The girl sewed and presented plays for entertainment, and the hostess served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Busy Bee Club
Elizabeth DeHaven
Ruth Schwab
Pointed fox fur label and frosty effect explained
The pluske to point p fur is a technique in making artificial silver fox fur by adding white hair to a pelt to imitate a genuine skin. These felts are consistently labeled pointed fox by reputable dealers.
Gehrig Offered Film Deal To Star In True Xan
Producer Sol Lesser said negotiations are under way to hire Lou Gehrig for a Hollywood film titled True Xan. The Yankees first baseman’s services were offered by Christy Walsh, Lesser noted, indicating a major league star attracting a movie offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehrig Hollywood
Lou Geherig
New York Yankees
Sol Lessur
Beny
Hollywood
Ture Xan
Gehrig
Christy Walsh
Lesser
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barton MacLane
June Travis
Warren Hull
Red Sievers
Ted Fiorita Orchestra
Exoplorars’ Club
H. R. Ekins
WEAF
LW P. W
Jean Dickinson
Henry Busse
Takeoll
Curtis Symphony
Dorothy Gordon Corner
Kanesas State College
Music Guild
Parents
Berlin
Rhineland
GSC
PCJ Nether
Moscow
TPAG
Paris
YVERC
Caracas
Ciro Cir Winnipes
Voice of Experience
Leo Reinman
Fred Astaire
Xavier Cugat
Irene Beasley
Ken Murray
Rupert Hughes
George Olsen
Eddie Guest
Hen Bernie
Chaumont Teday
Red ‘Sievers
Marigold Orchestra
Tac Swing Band of
Minneapolis
Rites Today
George B. Elliot
SDU Bureau
Laurence S. Betts
Waibet
S. D
Bee
LCE
Stowe, Dames
Fifaian
Perry
Ruth Eiing
Music Wand
Deatee Forbes
American Airlines
Beatrice Drader
Memphis
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