Junior Evening Star Calendar Week of December 2 1935
The issue lists daily activities including assemblies operettas and club meetings for Monday through Friday. It notes lunchroom relocation and improvements, praises Miss Holland for meals, and previews a new senior class courtesy project What To Do. It offers holiday party planning tips and invites replies to formal invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ee Ra
TS DeCilee Club
Deane Club
Loring Himelright
And It Rained Dress Rehearsals Highlight Spitz Star Mitzi
Dress rehearsals for the operetta And It Rained were held Monday and Tuesday nights. Mitzi the small white Spitz stole the spotlight as audiences praised the charming pup. The cast ran through both acts smoothly and the group plans a crowded auditorium next Friday to support a worthwhile production by dedicated students.
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Mitzi
Mitzie
Spitz
Balanced Farm Production 3 Aim of the AAA
AAA officials publicized 1936 37 contracts for corn hog control to raise hog output 30 percent in 1936. Contracts set base production, allow 100 percent hog base, require corn 10 30 percent under base, and pay 1 25 per hog and 35 cents per bushel. Payments in two installments Aug and Dec with cost deductions, tenant landlord sharing, and optional division by allotment committee. Acres moved from corn to soil improving crops to balance livestock needs and regional production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
AAA
School News Roundup Of Games And Jests In Handley
A report from Mrs Hale’s class mixes classroom jokes with recent scores. Mr Bennett’s Apple Dumplings beat Mr Joyce’s boys 4 to 1 in a grand game with an unexpected ending. Handley Juniors crushed Hable’s All Stars 52 to 0, Handley Midgets routed Lucky Eleven 193 to 0, and a 1 to 0 soccer win by Stickels and Joyce’s teams capped a day of brisk contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Mr. Joyce
Angels
Hable’s
All-Stars
Handley
Mr. Stickels
N. Joyce
News of Other Years Recalls Past School Moments
One year ago the Juniors presented At the Fountain a fast moving comedy that kept the audience engaged throughout. Two years ago a junior and senior girls basketball game ended with the senior team victorious after a hard contest. Eleven years ago Miss Gertrude Ritter returned from Price's Salon de Beaute where she cut off her golden tresses.
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Gertrude Ritter
Price
Salon de Beaute
Town seniors return home after Thanksgiving game
Seniors from Town enjoyed a Thanksgiving visit home and received praise for a muddy game. Players Louise Largent June Bean Helen Hatcher Nobile Pierce Ruth Trimble Rosalie Hendley Marjorie Atwell were named among those recognized. Congratulations to the team captain and those who earned individual awards.
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Hendley
O, K
Mrs G W DeHaven Dies At Home Near Gainesboro
Mrs Maggie F DeHaven aged 74 wife of Gaver W DeHaven a Frederick county resident and blind musician died at 4 am at her daughter Mrs Oscar DeHaven home near Gainesboro She was born in Rockingham county daughter of W P and Catherine Hughes McCall Survived by husband three sons James Nutter William P Nutter Willis J Nutter and daughter Ruth DeHaven Also sister Ella B Hoy Funeral from Gainesboro Methodist Church Wednesday at 10 am led by Rev C G Russell with interment beside the church cemetery
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Maggie F. DeHaven
Gaver W. DeHaven
Frederick County
Oscar DeHaven
Gainesboro
DeHaven
W. P
Catherine Hughes McCall
Rockingham County
James Nutter
Harrisonburg
William P. Nutter
Baltimore
Willis J. Nutter
Los Angeles
Calif
Ruth DeHaven
Ella B. Hoy
C. G. Russell
Winds On The Bay and Coast Weather Summary
The bay and coast will experience fresh to strong northwest winds diminishing by Tuesday. Weather remains generally fair tonight and Tuesday with clear skies in Chesapeake Bay region and cold air. temperatures fall to 20 to 25 degrees Tuesday morning.
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The
Associated Press
Sandy Hook
Cape Hatteras
Chesapeake Bay
Partial Divorce Decree Granted in McCoy Case
A mensa et thoro divorce decree was granted to Mildred McCoy against James O. McCoy on grounds of cruelty. The decree becomes final after a two year period.
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Mildred McCoy
James O. McCoy
Cost Of Staying Out Of War May Cost Large Sum
The United States weighs neutrality policy with quotas on war materials. Debates consider embargoes on munitions, impact on 1926 export values around 2 to 4.8 billion dollars, and the risk to domestic producers if world prices rise while trade is restrained.
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Washington
America
Congress
United States
Senate Munitions Committee
Luray Man Is Given 6 Months Jail and Fine
John Sigler, 30, of Luray, jailed six months for obtaining money under false pretenses and fined $10.25 for drunkenness after he claimed a former employer would pay for cigarettes bought with a bad check. Paul Prassley from Boissevain, W Va, was dismissed on vagancy with city departure. Chester Hall of Boyce was fined $1 and costs for blocking traffic. two others warned. Elizabeth Splawn of Freemont Street, drunk, fined $10.25.
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John Sigler
Luray
Sigler
Paul Prassley
Boissevain
W. Va
Chester Hall
Boyce
Elizabeth Splawn
Freemont Street
Life Preservers for School Lunch Helpers
A brief note suggests making cranberry jelly in paper cups to aid children who bring lunches to school and to share with college students. The idea uses simple servings to offer a small treat or snack in campus or school settings.
Hammurabi Code Sets Wages Yet Leaves Goods Prices
The ancient Babylonian code of Hammurabi established hire rates for animals and carta and fixed wages for laborers and artisans, but did not regulate prices of goods.
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Hammurabi
Order Referring Lupton Estate Case to Master Commissioner
In Frederick County Virginia the court orders the Lupton estate matter referred to Master Commissioner J W Baker to report on real and personal assets, liabilities, and executrix accounts. Creditors are notified to appear December 9, 1935 at No 4 N Loudoun Street Winchester to prove claims and produce books. Entries dated November 25, 1935.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Daniel W. Lupton
Federal Land Bank of
Baltimore
J. W. Baker
Hugh
Lupton & Son
W. Lupton
Victoria N. Lupton
Hugh S. Lupton & Son
Winchester
Loudoun Street
M.M. Lynch
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Dennis
Maizie
Mt. Vernon
U. S
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Stanley
Gjes Lee Wistanley
Central Press
G. W. DeHaven
Wenders
Winchester Furniture Co
Main St
Xmas Toys
John S. Miller & Company
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Buncutter Tire Co
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