One Act Theater and Student Elections at Handley High
The Junior Evening Star reports a lively fall program at Handley High with a one act play Where But America directed by students and featuring Mr. Espenhayne Mrs. Espenhayne and a Swedish maid. It also lists student and faculty officers across the senior and junior classes and Booster Club, with new members and elected officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Espenhayne
David Headley
Helen Woore
Apa
Betty Wil
Joseph Thrift
Mary Scully
Dorothy Larrick
Handley
Bennett
Peery
Mary K. Huntsberry
Mary K. Baker
John Hottel
Marguerite Baker
Paul Fries
Rachel Jennings
E. Rudolph
B. Wilkins
H. Hortel
D. Larrick
D. Shade
A. Jasper
J. Hillyard
J. Bickers
M. Scully
J. Rosenberger
Handley Judges trounce Berkeley Springs 19-0 to open season
The Handley Judges opened their football season Saturday afternoon September 28 with a 19-0 win over Berkeley Springs. Johnson scored two touchdowns including a 70-yard run in the fourth quarter while Halford Baker added the remaining points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Judges
Berkeley Springs
Johnson
Halford Baker
Handley and Harrisonburg Tie In Close Game
In a tight matchup the Handley Judges and Harrisonburg boys played to a scoreless tie. Both teams showed solid defense and enthusiasm, while the cheering section earned praise for rallying the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Harrisonburg
Oranges Win Soccer Baseball Series In Thrilling Close Battles
The Oranges beat the Shamrocks 23 22 in the first game on Wednesday September 26 then lost 17 16 the next day before winning the championship 12 8 on Friday. Captains were Janet Largent and Betty Wilkins with lineups and substitutes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranges
Shamrocks
Janet Largent
Betty Wilkins
D. Larrick
C. G. Haines
H. Hottel
Carper
B. Wilkins
J. Largent
L. Whitacre
G. Schenck
J. Beery
Shirley M. Curry
S. Stop
A. Jasper
E. Massey M. Whitacre
F. Massey M. Fauver
M. Whiting
Dorothy Sencindiver
Mary Crisman
Local Saturday Sports Roundup and Rainy Field Finish
A sophomore witnessed a blond hero in muddy football action Saturday. Runners M Hunts berry M Baker Ginnie Butsler and D Larrick swam impressively Saturday. The group stayed late to the last, leaving the field as rain began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Huntsberry
M. Baker
Ginnie Butsler
D. Larrick
School Spirit Jokes and Late Bell Laughs
Misheard times and witty retorts spark a light moment in class as students tease about being late to French and boast about school lore. The new pupil wonders about hauntings while others riff on the famed seven wonders and school spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Laughton
David Sencindiver
David
D. Sencindiver
Middletown Notes Reveal Social Rounds and Church Finances
In Middletown Virginia guests from Washington Pennsylvania visited local families. A late Holt Hottle sale drew fair prices as improvements at Wayside Inn began with a new fence. Plans note Reverend Saunders’ farewell as Middletown church reports over 2400 dollars raised locally and over 2800 for the circuit in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elspeth Peyton
Berryville
Myrtle Rhodes
Holt Hottle
Wayside Inn
James Smith
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
C. C. Rhodes
Baltimore
Staunton
Methodist
Car Crash Driver Fails to Identify After Collision
The driver involved in a crash with the Weirich car backed away and sped off down a side street without giving his name. Capon Bridge resident Mr. Brooks visited his daughter in the area last week, and other relatives and guests from Millville and Brunswick gathered at the Jenkins home. Little Robert Embrey was christened at Grace M. E. Church South, and Miss Julia Margaret Colfelt left for Washington to resume duties as a registered nurse at General Homeopathic Hospital after a two month stay with her mother recovering from a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weirich
Brooks
Capon Bridge
W. Va
David H. Rhodes
Edwin Brumback
Washington, D. C
R. H. Baker
National Grange
Eagle Rock
Spottswood
Messrs
Lee Feets
G. J. Lake
Brunswick
Florence
Mabel Jenkins
Thomas Lake
Fred Kenney
Millville
Ward Utterback
White Post
Robert Embrey
J. J. Pickeral
Grace M. E. Church
South
W. P. Saunders
Julia Margaret Colfelt
General Homeopathic Hospital
W. J. Colfelt
All-Stars Triumph in 13-0 Showdown
The Jackimier All-Stars defeated the Charles Rhine All-Stars 13 to 0. All points came in the second half with Trenary and Allamong among standout players for Jackimier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackimier
Charles Rhine
Trenary
Allamong
Warner Bros. CAPITOL Presents Alice Adams at the Capitol
Fred MacMurray, six feet three with brown hair and eyes, rises from stage to screen in Alice Adams at the Capitol today and Tuesday. The Illinois born actor, a Carroll College alum, rose from night clubs to Hollywood via stage success in Roberta and a string of films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred MacMurray
Kankakee
Ill
Carroll College
Wisconsin
Chicago
Hollywood
Victor Phonograph
Roberta
Katherine Hepburn
RKO Radio
Alice Adamis
Capitol
Welcome Home at Hables Palace Theatre
James Dunn and Arline Judge star in Welcome Home at Hable's Palace Theatre today and Tuesday. A louder and funnier comedy promises fun excitement and romance. The cast includes Ray mond Walburn Rosina Lawrence William Frawley and Charles Ray with a Fox News Reel and a musical comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunn
Arline Judge
Palace Theatre
Raymond Walburn
Rosina Lawrence
William Frawley
Charles Ray
Fox News
Tar as base for over 2000 coal byproducts
The tar produced during coal gas manufacture serves as the base for more than 2,000 byproducts such as dyes antiseptics scents flavoring essences aspirins and moth balls highlighting its industrial value.
First Use of Velocipede Name in 1779 Description
The term velocipede was first applied to a machine by Blanchard and Mazurier, introduced in 1779. It featured two tandem wheels connected by a horizontal bar with the rider seated and propelled by leg motion pushing backward against the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard and Mazurier
Jarethiv Backeward Nnen
Bank Holiday Closing Notice for Columbus Day 1935
Saturday October 12 1935 bank holiday closing. Paper maturing that date may be paid Monday October 14 1935. Signatures J H Yost John S Sloat Geo Bushnell Harold G Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Yost
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
John S. Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Geo. Bushnell
Union Bank of Winchester
Harold G. Brown
Shenandoah Valley Nat'l Bank
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The
Junior Evening Star
Handley High School
Mr. Cruelvillian
King Himelright
Luther Thomas
Lily White Forget-menot
Ralph Shaeffer
Harry Strongheart
Charles Dick
Executive Council
G. O
Assembly Hall
Bill Cope
Sndnitek
Wadgington-Les High School
Loring Him‘elright
Ralph Shaffer
Nancy Rossman
Janet Rosenberger
Edwin Hollis
Dick Pauver
Glee Club
John Hotel
Pauline Peer
Herbert McFarland
Harrisonburg Vs
Shamrock
Buck
Middletown
Middleown
Fred Kline
Madison Sperry
Kenneth Sperry
Owen Britton
Washington, Penna
Trone W. Sperry
E. R. Sperry
Kline
Trone
Cadwallader
C. S. Hudson
Culpeper
Rhodes
Frances
Doris Reid Jolliffe
Boyce
Mae Ginn
Robert Early
Wilson Borden
Julian A. Everly
Martha Reely
F. Estes Kline
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
Maytag
Maytag Ay
Aes Eae Rae
Maytag Company
Sales & Service
E. Water St
Newton, Iowa
Administrator's Sale
E. F. Barr
Stephens City
Steiff
E. E. Barr
Main Street
Watson and
Arbuckle
Warner Bros. Capitol
Alice Adams
Hable’s Palace
L. R. Smith, Inc
Moling & Cather
T. F. Timberlake
Winchesters, VA
Northern Virginia Power CO
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