Junior Cleening Star Faces Tough Early Competition
A junior cleaning star with some experience is set to offer stiff competition in upcoming events. The contender shows promise and readiness to challenge seasoned rivals.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1936
Page
2
A junior cleaning star with some experience is set to offer stiff competition in upcoming events. The contender shows promise and readiness to challenge seasoned rivals.
The piece targets students who disrupt class with jokes gossip and constant talking while teachers present. It condemns habitual borrowing and helping a friend cheat by lending homework or aiding test passage. It urges peers to let others solve their own problems and grow academically.
In Apple Blossom Festival week, visitors from across the state will arrive, and locals pledge genuine Southern hospitality. The event highlights community welcome and traditional warm reception for guests.
Handley sits with two wins and one tie on the track scoreboard, outperforming last year’s early three results. Hal Baker leads scorers with 21 points in the triangle meet and 19 in a Massanutten tie as A M A and local teams like Hedgesville and Bunker Hill also feature. Baseball opens with F F A boys versus Handley’s No Stars though practice is light.
One year ago Handley defeated R. M. A. 172 to 37 in a track meet reflecting Handley’s strong performance. The article recalls past school events and upcoming festival preparations ahead of the Apple Blossom Festival.
A whimsical recap from the M M A writers mocks a boys game at Massanutten with playful batter and fielding names. The spoof describes outs and hits ending 1 0 with humorous asides about umpires pitchers and crowd reactions.
President Roosevelt motored to his Hyde Park home for a quiet weekend after addressing New York City on higher wages and broader income. he drove with his son John, a Harvard student, and indicated plans to return to Washington soon. He drew applause from New York Democrats at a dinner, though Tammany leaders offered no olive branch, and Alfred E. Smith and James J. Walker were absent.
Calendar notes a string of Apple Blossom activities from Fredericksburg with practice sessions on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, a 3 00 p m slot on Wednesday, and festival days marked for Thursday and Friday with the First and Second Day events.
The Apple Dumplings delivered a standout performance surpassing the Angels in the Wednesday morning assembly. Characters included a storekeeper, Sheriff, Chinese man, Negro, war veteran, four country women, and some regular locals. Their speeches amused the audience and drew praise from Ochs, Yates, Frye, and Holland. a thankful crowd hopes for more wit from them.
Staff praise cooperation as students brainstorm for the paper. The piece notes the aim to be a school paper not just Booster’s Club and lists district literary meet participants with various contest roles. Mr Bennett learns only four students will go. someone reveals he is going too.
Local legionnaires are asked to greet visiting American Legion members during the festival parade and assist them. The Friday luncheon at the George Washington Hotel is canceled May 1. An inserted stat list from 1936 shows World War I veteran deaths and totals since 1918, with yearly death estimates from the Veterans Administration.
The article notes the delayed impact of battle injuries on veteran mortality. It states that the normal death rate for veterans did not peak until 1923, four years after the Armistice, due to war injuries. From 1924 onward deaths accelerated yearly, with experts predicting faster rises until a majority may have passed by 1960.
Drains are laid through swampy rear ground and sod is laid under trees and on barren fronts. Topsoil is hauled to barren spots for seeding. The Community League underwrites the work. Mrs. Jacob W. Rinker was ill last week. Mrs. R. A. Larrick remains ill. Middletown Mill repairs include roof replacement and plans for a third story on the southern side. Kathryn Punk, a local schoolteacher, is ill. Susie D. Wilkins substitutes.
An 83 year old man in Omaha faces a police investigation after arriving at the station with a head cut and claiming his boy struck him with a brick following a rebuke over late hours and companions. A search for the boy aged 51 was begun.
Middletown High School tentative commencement for the class is May 23 with the sermon on May 17. Seniors mail invitations as the town notes social visits from residents including Berryville guests and Washington trip weekends.
Claire Trevor and Paul Kelly star in George M. Cohen's Song and Dance Man at the Palace Theatre today and Tuesday. The feature is billed as the greatest backstage story in cinema history. A Fox News reel and a screen snapshot supplement the showing.
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