Three Comedies One Drama From Local High Schools
Four Washington county high schools Ainsworth Brighton Crawfordsville and Washington produced three comedies and one drama in a one act festival. Casts included Ainsworths It Shall Be Waiting with Carl Standish Willard Wood Mary Jocobin and Ronald Crawford and Brightons Wildcat Willie with Bill Lamansky Jean Smith Betty Schneider and others. Crawfordsville presented Borrowed Tails directed by Allen C Eastland featuring eight students and Washington staged A Perfect Gentleman directed by Mrs Evelyn Galbraith with Robert Ames Duane Thompson and Margaret Ames among the cast.
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Brighton
Willie
Betty Farrier
Betty Schneider
Sylvester Fritz
Jean Smith
Clift
Susan Showalter
Corpman
Bill Lamansky
Crawfordsville
Nancy Anderson
Dean Schaeffer
Betty Howell
Raymond Reschley
Margaret Anderson
Betty Lou Johnson
Phyllis Anderson
Norman Waters
Allen C. Easthand
Washington County
Washington High School
Ainsworth
Washington
Ainsworth High School
Florence R. Kahn
Jess G. Tomlinson
Carl Standish
Willard Wood
Standish
Carol Gesling
Joan Standish
Mary Jocobin
Dr. Brandt
Ronald Crawford
Peter Jeffrey
David Stout
Wildcat
Anne Coulter Martens
Sissy
the Wildcat
Clifford Corpman
Celia
Pauline Phelps
Crawfordsville High School
Allen C. Eastland
Aligia McIntyre
Evelyn Galbraith
Anna Best Joder
Ainsworth Players
Carol Gosling
Mary Jo Tobin
Duane Thompson
Florence Whitlow
Larry Campbell
Marilyn Cook
Joanne Heffelfinger
Reverend Gingerich Attends North Central Conference Meeting
Rev. Simon Gingerich returned March 11 from Glendive Montana where he attended a minister meeting of the North Central Conference district. He left March 3 for Detroit Kales Michigan to visit his brother Joe C Gingerich and traveled through Detroit Lakes then Glendive ahead of a damaging ice and windstorm. He was among the last trains to cross west of St Paul until Wednesday noon.
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Wayland
Simon Gingerich
Glendive
Mont
North Central Conference
Rev. Gingerich
Detroit Kales
Mich
Joe C. Gingerich
Detroit Lakes
St. Paul
Wires Down Halt Trains Until Radio Service Restored
Dispatchers faced outages as wires failed and train service paused awaiting radio communication to substitute for the dead wire network.
Political oddity in small North Carolina village
In Stumpy Point North Carolina a village of about 400 residents has a singular political detail with only one Republican among its population reflecting a unique local party distribution and color in a tiny community.
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Stumpy Point
N. C
Detroit man wins divorce over Samson and Delilah hair cut
Benny M. Sasser, 20, was awarded a divorce from Martis Sasser, 19, after he testified that she cut all his hair off while he slept and described the conduct as cruelty. The case was heard by Circuit Judge John V. Brennan.
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Detroit
Benny M. Sasser
Martis
John V. Brennan
Sasser
Georgia Mosquitoes Drive Duck Hunters From Blinds
In Moultrie Georgia Lt Gov Marvin Griffin said his hunting party was forced from duck blinds by mosquitoes, highlighting an unusual weather related hazard this winter.
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Moultrie
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
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