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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1938

Page

8

Local Social News Highlights Weekend Visits Across Counties

Local notes list numerous Sunday and weekend visits by residents across Keota Bloomington and Iowa City. Families mentioned include Murphys Murphy siblings Evans Miller Ham monds and Langenbergs with related trips to Ainsworth Boone and Ames Veishea events.

Gracie Makes More Sense in New Role in College Swing

Gracie Allen acts as dean of men in the new musical comedy College Swing at the State Theater through Tuesday, with George Burns asserting the production blends credible humor and conventional situations. Martha Raye assists, and Edward Everett Horton leads the trustees in a playful plot about a college going awry.

Gracie George Burns Gracie Allen Burns George Callege Ben Blue Bob Hope Edward Everett Horton Horton Martha Rave

Color Hits New Peak In Her Jungle Love

Paramount presents a Techni color production noted for its technical advances. Critics applaud the seamless color work and vivid visuals in Her Jungle Love as Hollywood discusses the new process and its impact on future big screen productions.

Dorothy Lamour-Ray Milland Fox Theatre Ruthes Tropics Miss Lamour Milland Lynn Overman J. Carrol Naish Dorothy Howe Hollywood Paramount

Pauline Forinash Is Valedictorian Of West Chester Class

West Chester May 12 1938 senior class exercises honored Pauline Forinash as valedictorian with Francis Booth as salutatorian. The program included invocations by Rev McBlain and Rev P B Gray, vocal solos by Helen Niffenegger and Bob Scranton, diplomas for the high school graduates, and eighth grade awards.

West Chester Betty Bgs Rev McBlain P. B. Gray Helen Niffenegger M. J. Tandy Bob Scranton McBlain Gray Tan ®Y Pauline Foriash Francis Booth Kenneth Cuddeback Roberta Luers Kathryn Hoover Dale Hamm Pautine Formas Clifford Miller Anna Lowry Frances Booth Jack Kriffith Charles Thrapp Margaret Dill Leila Miller Merle Sherman Harry Dale Dusenberry Gordon Pearson Arnold Smith Raymond Raines Wayne Testroet Russel Walton Lois Moore

Public School Hi-Y Banquet Highlights Leadership And Performances

Fifty boys and mothers attended a Y banquet with Miss Patton Miss Erwin and Miss McCreedy as special guests. Dick Birney led the program as HIV boys performed a Present Past Future talk and solos by Wendell Baker. The boys quartet sang Beethoven and Nut Brown Maiden as officers for next year were installed by Mr. Soule.

Della Patton Elizabeth Erwin McCreedy Dick Birney Dale Voorhees John Killian Wendell Baker God Densmore Nin Wolfe Boys Marion Timmins Stewart Bell Dave Pearson Dick Hotle Beethoven Nut Soule Dave Voorhees Everett Burham Richard Knupp Harold Wolf Glen Mace, Jr Bob Anderson Edward McCutchen Raymond Whisler Williams Miss Patton Dodd

Football honors awarded to 1961 team seniors and letter winners

First year letters went to Dean Moore Victor Flynn Betty Dusenbury Willard Palmer and Elwood Kleese. Two year honors were given to Robby Hotle Leo Palmer Louis Janecek Shirley Statler and Ralph Wadell. Clifford Miller and Charles Thrapp, the two seniors, received their honors. Charles named by Mr. Tandy as among the best backs he has coached. Special mention to Billy Van Sickle for notable interest in the sport.

Georgia Janecek Virginia McCall Mary Wells Jeanne West Wanda Ruth Smith Glee Club Dorothy Ferguson Betty Leet Roth Stout Eugenia Dickenson Betty Rief Lucille Robertson Doris Sherman Florence Stout Edith Miller Francis Booth Margaret di Kathryn Hoover Leila Miller Helen Niffenegger Ruth Stout Clyde Kiggs Pauline Foriash Robby Scranton Perence Stout Clifford Miller Arthur Gersh Dean Moore John Pearson Billy Dusenbury Willard Palmer Robert Pearson Clyde Grieg Charles Thrapp Helen Nittenegger Bobby Hotle Leo Palmer Shirley Statler Bobby Scranton Victor Flynn Betty Dusenbury Elwood Kleese Robby Hotle Louis Janecek Ralph Wadell Charles Mr. Tandy Billy van Sickle

Sandy Grove School to Close After 1858 Establishment

The Sandy Grove rural school, three miles northeast of Columbus Junction, will not open for the 1928-29 season due to a pupil shortage. Established in 1858, it once stood as an independent school with directors George Lowe Vernon Lowe and John Dill. Hazel Thompson taught the last five years and will move to Louisa Center. the current building sits southeast of the former.

Columbus Junction Sandy Grove George Lowe Vernon Lowe John Dill Ralph Lowe Hazel Thompson Louisa Center

Mystery play at school auditorium May 16 17

The school auditorium hosts a mystery play based on Wilkie Collins' novel on Monday and Tuesday nights May 16 and 17. Cast includes Lady Verinder Mary Ellen Stead Gloria Shir ley Richardson Deruseilla Cloek Lillian White Franklin Blake LeRoy Tinker Godfrey Able white Orville Schroeder Dr Jennings Howard Arnold Mr Murthwaite Sergeant Cut detective Clarence Funston Jor his assistant Everett Stout Retteredge Cleo Herr Polly Evelyn Amsberry Nancy Charline Teson Rosanna Ruth Erdice Marv cook Vondle Burton A Hind Bob Williams The Strange Bill Carris Marie Haberman prompt Tom Mills stage manager Kate B Glover director.

Lady Verinder Mary Ellen Stead Gloria Shirley Richardson Deruseilla Cloek Lillian White Pranklin Blake LeRoy Tinker Godfrey Ablewhite Orvile Schroeder Dr. Jennings Howard Arn

Tobacco Grower Reports Camel Cigarette Demand

John T. Bone recalls selling his last NC crop with buyers paying top prices for Camel cigarettes. He notes planters and smokers favor Camels for finer, more expensive tobacco and strong brand preference among tobacco growers.

Marvin Holloman Mr. Holloman Tobsen T. Strickland John T. Bone North Carolina

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