Easter Drama The Rock Presented By Central Presbyterian
On Easter Sunday at 8 00 the Dramatic Club of the Central Presbyterian Church will stage The Rock Mary P Hamlin a three act drama in the recreational hall Richards street and First avenue Directed by Miss Dorothy Zinser the cast features Edward Camp as Simon Peter Francescat Margaret Hills as Adina Mary Louise Ashley as Mary Magdala Louis Hills as Pandira Willard Shingler as Ucal Jack Love as Agur and others There is no admission charge only a free will offering for costumes and scenery Musical selections include James Aseltine on violin Josep Yaggy on cornet Betty Henderson and a girls sextet.
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Dramatic Club
Central Presbyterian Church
Mary P. Hamlin
Simon Peter
Richards Street
First Avenue
Dorothy Zinser
Simon
Edward Camp
Adina
Francescat
Margaret Hills
Deborah
Willard Shingler
Ucal
Mary Magdala
Mary Louise Ashley
Pandira
Louis Hills
Titus
William Pettigrew
Agur
Vance Cummins
Jack Love
Magdala
Jane Almberg
James Aseltine
Josep Yaggy
Betty Henderson
Expect Report Tomorrow from Bank Examiner
A bank reorganization plan would make 50 percent of First National bank deposits available immediately if the examiner's report arrives tomorrow or early next week. Treasury agent Thor R. Thorsen said no definite arrival date has been set. The plan includes a $400,000 capital boost with half raised locally and the other half in preferred stock bought by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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First National Bank
Thor R. Thorsen
Treasury
Thorsen
Bank Examiner
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Prison Questions Soon Show Convicts Mental Condition
Warden Frank D. Whipp describes a new inspection of inmates using a long questionnaire to reveal mental trends. The process includes family history, schooling, truancy, and personal behavior to separate young offenders with potential from older hardened criminals.
Canvas Boat Sailor Reaches St. Louis
Joseph Bellocq a 52 year old unemployed Chicago steam fitter arrived in St. Louis this week in a home made six foot canvas boat kept afloat by inflated inner tubes. He traversed via the Chicago Drainage Canal and the Illinois River in 18 days. He plans to sail to New Orleans then return to Chicago via the Gulf.
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Joseph Bellocq
Chicago
Joliet
St. Louis
Chicago Drainage Canal
Illinois River
Bellacq
New Orleans
Gulf
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