Lee Bright Named Leader for Mikado Opera
Lee Bright head of the Huron College School of Music and director of the Huron Civic Chorus is chosen to stage The Mikado on October 30. His background spans light opera in the United States and Canada, war camp entertainment in England, and extensive production management leading to a confident future for the production.
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Lee Bright
Huron College School of Music
Huron Civic Chorus
Iget
Miksdo
Chicago
Boston
Mr. Bright
Dunbar English Opera Comperty
Am*erican Light Opera Company
Gallo Light Opera Company
United States
Canada
England
Prince of Wales
Court of
Great Britain
David Beatty
R. L. Mordness
Four Birthdays Are Celebrated At Conde
Raymond Oct 22 special Mr and Mrs Fred Hink and family Mr and Mrs Walter Olson Miss Thelma Crippen and Rev Ray Conwell attended dinner and supper at the D J Prentice home near Conde Thirty guests joined in the birthday celebration for Miss Rosy Hink Miss Hattie Bele Coates and Mr and Mrs J J Fischer. The afternoon featured musical numbers and hymns with a short sermonette by Mr Cornwell.
Hard Times To Be Feted At De Smet Party
Old Men and Mia Hard Timer will attend a De Smet Legion party Friday night hosted by De Smet Post 138. Hard times costumes, local music, fifty prizes, and low admission mark the event planned by Clyde Riley and C. A. Collins with Riley as post commander.
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DE Smet
Mia
de Smet Post No. 138
American Legion
Legion Post
Clyde Riley
C. A. Collins
Legion
Raymond P T A to Hold Meet Friday
Raymond Parent Teachers association schedules its second meeting of the school year for Friday evening in the school auditorium. The event, delayed a week to avoid homecoming conflicts, features orchestra numbers community singing readings and a short play by high school pupils followed by a Halloween themed reception by the faculty.
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Raymond P.T.A
Raymond
Raymond Parent Teachers Association
Coueges
Pastoral Conference Returns from Hague Township
Rev A W Fuerstenen returned from the pastoral conference at Hague township where 15 pastors attended. Rev Herbert Lau of Aurora spoke on The Origin of the New Testament Canon as other scriptural topics were discussed. Pastors M D Keturakat and B B Erbart preached. Congregations at Milroy Miamn and Ward invited the next meeting. People at Hague proved fine exton entertainers.
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Hague Township
Raymond
A. W. Fuerstenen
Herbert Lau
Aurora
M. D. Keturakat
B. B.erbart
Wessington Boy Scalded in Home Accident
Leon Robsahm two year old son of Mr and Mrs Earl Robsahm of Wessington is recovering from severe burns after pulling a kettle of scalding water from a stove. His face and leg sustained serious burns and he received immediate medical attention.
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Wessington
Leon Robsahm
Earl Roksahm
Polish Pianist Helena Morsetyn to Perform in Sioux Falls
Countess Helena Morsetyn, famed Polish pianist, will give a concert at the Sioux Falls coliseum on Friday October 21 as part of a brief U S tour. She has performed at major European centers and in Egypt and India and is praised as one of the season’s top artists. Tickets are sold at Williams Piano Company or at the door.
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Bioux Falls
Sioux Falls Coliseum
Augostana College
Sioux Falls
Helena Morsetyn
United States
Minnesipolis
Morslyn
Egypt
Indias
Paderewski
Countess Morstryn
Europe
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Montreal
Williams
Snow Fencing Erected In Minnehaha County Roads
Three highway crews are installing 20 miles of snow fencing in Minnehaha County to prevent drifting snow on roads. County highway superintendent C T Charnock expects completion by November 10.
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Minnehaha
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
Wessington Ladies Plan Lunch at Boeke Sale Farm
Members of the Wessington ladies and division No 1 will motor to the Ed Boeke farm two miles north of Wessington for a lunch of hot coffee and doughnuts during Mr Boeke s stock and personal property sale. Proceeds support the Aid treasury.
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Wessington
Sale Wessington
Ed Boeke
Girl Scout Troop Elects Officers in Minnehaha
Minnehaha Girl Scout Troop 5 thanks Skoonatop troop for a day of activities. The meeting opened with a drill and tolling, with members Ruth Westling Maxine Wier Margaret Kuey Alice Galbraith and others receiving badges. Awards include Second Class to Ruth Westling Maxine Wier and others, with Bonnie Jean Dunbar earning Home Service.
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Minnehaha
Skoonatop
Iive
Ruth Westling
Maxine Wier
Margaret Kuey
Wbd
Alice Galbraith
Betty
Jean Burns
Marjorie
Wagner
Housekeeping
Carol Dynes
Katherine Conner
Margaret Kuen
Bonnie Jean Dunbar
Local Club Elects Officers and Sings to Close Meeting
Arteared Crafts members elected Viola Hin mctorary and Alene Gibbs petrol leader. Carol Dynes Resist ant Bobolinke chosen Lenore Westling patrol leder. Marjorie Thompson named patrol leader. Following the vote the group played games and closed with taps.
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Viola Hill
Alene Gibbs
Marjorie Thibmy
Viola
Hin
McTorary
Little” Sues
Alene Gibbe
Carol Dynes
Bobolinke
Lenore
Westling
Binebirds
Marjorie Thompson
Newlyweds Eddie Herr and bride host Aberdeen dance
Eddie Herr and his wife hosted a social dance at Hull's hall this week. Mrs Herr was formerly Miss Vogel of Aberdeen. A large crowd attended the event.
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Raymond
Eddie Herr
Hull's Hall
Herr
Miss Vogel
Aberdeen
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