Assembly Programs At Handley High School October 22 1934
The Junior Evening Star reports Handley High School assembly events with Rev Elmer A Hoenshhel presenting Just One Thing After Another including The First Settler's Story Chunk and Sands O'Dee. A play A Midnight Fantasy is staged by Johnson's advisee group with 1750 portrayed by Helen Haviland and 1934 by Colleen Orndorff. A Minuet by twelve girls in eighteenth costumes and a solo tap dancer are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Hoenshhel
D. D
Will Carleton
Chunk
Sands O’dee
Kingsley
Hoenschel
Johnson
Helen Haviland
Colleen Orndorff
Helen McClure
Brownine
Miss Rice
Riley
Shamrocks win second victory in tight soccer baseball clash
In a lively match the Shamrocks defeated the Oranges 23 to 13 after a tense back and forth. Lineups included V. Smith and C. D. Larrick for the Shamrocks while L. Whitacre and V. Cather led the Oranges. Pitchers Fauver and Lunsford alternated for the Shamrocks and Oranges respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrocks
Oranges
Shamrocks Oranges
Shamrocks Oranges V. Smith C. D. Larrick
Rudolph P
M. Fauver
L. Largent
L. Whitacre
V. Cather
F. Loy
R. Headley
M. Lowery
E. Massie
D. Duvall
M. Ebert
H. Hottel
Carper
H. Smithy L
Cain Dsencindvner
Butsler L. Lunsford
Kistle
Attendance contest prize for Handley group leader
The Handley group led by John Kerr of Virginia Avenue Schools offers a trip to Washington as a prize for the student advisee group achieving the highest attendance and punctuality in the 1934 35 school year. First term results list top performers in Handley High and Elementary across punctuality and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Handley
John Kerr
Virginia Avenue
Rice
Joyce
Robinson
Payne
Daughtery
Boxley
Nicholas
Watkins
Handley urged to be courteous rivals in athletics
The Juvenile Evening Star editorial calls for good sportsmanship from Handley students and townspeople. It urges avoiding booing arguing or disparaging foes and emphasizes earning a reputation for fair treatment by hosting teams and visitors respectfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
is an excellent record. Here's hoping for an improvement next month.
The note wishes for continued improvement after a strong performance. It highlights optimism for better results in the following month and reflects a positive outlook for future results.
Arsenic Beats Handley Third Team In Nearby Football Tilt
Handley's third string and the Arsenic eleven met last Thursday in a lively game before a small crowd. Arsenic, a pickup squad of Handley players not on the regular roster, won 25 to 13. Henry Schnieder captained the third team while Hugh Crisman led Ars enc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isas
Handley
Arsenic
Handley Boys
Henry Schnieder
Hugh Crisman
Schoolettes Plan Charter for Bus to Hagerstown
Plans take shape for chartering a bus to Hagerstown as many from Waynesboro express interest and some who missed the trip want to join. Two busses may be needed. The returning players Dick Lineburg and Bungy Grim are back in school and hoped to play soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Dick” Lineburg
Executive Council Meets to Review Dues and Revenue
The executive council met on October 17 and announced current funds of 478 dollars with 84 dollars raised since the last meeting. Representatives were urged to collect dues for miscellaneous and budgeted expenses and to report any member holding office or participating in athletics without paying dues. An executive council meeting will be held every other Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Girls' Club Presents The Worlds All Right Show at Colonial
A long feature described as The Worlds All Right parades acts from radio style to stage. John Fisher plays the bill collector while Jimmy Sumpter and Jane perform impromptu pieces. A dramatic finale features soldiers, nurses and national icons in a multi act revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fisher
Jimmy
Jane
Joe
Jimmy Sumptr
Beverly Rice
Skipper Ericson
Philomena Laren
Harlem High Steppers
Stars and Stripes
James Snider
Taylor Simpson
Jim Glaize
John Anderson
John Lamp
Upton
George Snider
William and Mary Inaugurates John Stewart Bryan as President
John Stewart Bryan inaugurated as president of the College of William and Mary. He vows the school will inspire students to restore informed good citizenship as its chief aim and urges leadership to guide the nation through modern crises. Roosevelt attends the ceremony as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and Mary
Williamsburg
John Stewart Bryan
College of William and Mary
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Washington, Jefferson, Mason, Wythe
Marshall Monroe
England
Struggl
Richmond
J. A. C. Chandler
America
Bryan
Vicks Va-tro-nol samples offered to curb colds at druggists
Free samples of Vicks Va-tro-nol advertised for preventing colds with guidance on use. The campaign emphasizes nasal relief, early treatment, and easy application at home or work, plus accompanying Vicks VapoRub samples and a mother’s guide. Requests for mail samples directed to Greensboro, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks
Vicki Va-tro-nol
Vatronal
Wicks
Milton St
Greensboro
N. C
John Siler Joins Artillery Service in Panama
Local United States Army recruiting office reports the enlistment of John Siler from Boyce for the coast artillery in Panama. He is sent to Fort Slocum New York to await a transport ship, with vacancies noted in Panama and at Fort Meade Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
John Siler
Boyce
Coast Artillery
Panama
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Fort Meade
Mae West stars in Belle Of The Nineties at Capitol
Mae West headlines in Belle Of The Nineties at the Capitol opening after midnight to a record crowd. The film features Roger Pryor John Mack Brown and John Miljan with Duke Ellington's orchestra and Katherine DeMille in a tale of Mae West as American Beauty and queen of a New Orleans gambling palace with songs and lavish gowns.
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Mae West
Belle of the
Capitol Theatre
Roger Pryor
John Mack Brown
John Miljan
Duke Ellington
Katherine DeMille
Warren Hymer
Stuart Hol
Roger Bryer
St. Louis
New Orleans
Mae
Servants Entrance at The Palace with Gaynor and Ayres
Janet Gaynor and Lew Ayres star in Servants Entrance at The Palace for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday showings. The Fox film pairs the duo in a witty modern comedy with Ned Sparks and Walter Connolly in supporting roles, plus a Fox News reel and cartoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Gaynor
Lew Ayres
Palace
Fox
Miss Gaynor
Fox News
Mackinac Island Lore and Legendary Ties to Hiawatha
The Indians called Mackinac Is land Michilimackinac meaning Great Turtle. They regarded it as a spirits' abode and left peace offerings in the rock caves. Schoolcraft wrote the Hiawatha legend there, later adapted by Longfellow into a poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac Island
Michilimackinac
Schoolcraft
Hiawatha
Longfellow
Healthy eating with All-Bran from Kellogg’s featured ad
The advertisement promotes All-Bran as a daily fiber aid to prevent constipation and boost energy. It encourages two tablespoons daily, served with milk or baked into foods, and notes it is not a cure-all while aligning health benefits with Kellogg’s brand.
Public Sale of Valuable Farm at Winchester
Trustee Herbert S. Larrick announces an auction sale of a Frederick County Virginia farm of 194 acres near De Haven Post on November 1934 at 11 o’clock. The property borders C P Bailey and Dailey with 28 square rods of creek bottom, includes 9 acres orchard and out-buildings. Terms: one-third cash, balance in two equal yearly installments with deed of trust and insurance required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Morgan Anderson
Lee Barr
Circuit Court OF
Lena M. Orndorff
John Williams
W. E. Edwards
J. H. Brill
Harry L. McCann
Winchester
No. 17
Court Square
Chancery
Herbert S. Larrick
P. Q
Maynard H. Lancaster
Babb
Herbert
Larrick
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Orchestra
Sie Beg Boys Glee Club
Junnior Evening Star Editorial
Adele Hutchinson
Hillbillies
Blue Ridge Mountain
Frankie
Johnnie
Garland R. Quarles
Abi
American Cooperage Co
Baltimore
Virginia Apple Storage, Inc
Atwater Kent Radios
Willis’ Bicycle and Radio Shop
Ebert
South Cameron
Miss Wood
Keller’ S
E. Monmouth
Loudoun St
Fairmont Avenue
Robert Jackson
E. Pall Mall Sr
North Loudoun
S. Stewart Street
Miller
Florida
Westmannan Og Mee
S. Cameron St
B. Hege
Washington St
Chambersburg
National Ave
H. M. Lemley
Stephens City, V
E. Kern St
Care Star
E. Monmouth St
Y. M
Organ Anderson
President Roosevelt
Willam
Mary
College
Vicks Plan
Warner Bros. Capitol
James Roy Gearing
H. E. Muntzing
Winchester Steam Laundry
C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Company, Incorporated
Winchester Cold Storage, Incorporated
W. F. Brown
Frank Brown
F. D. Miller
Miller & Armstrong
R. C. Spiker
Frank Gearing
James P. Reardon
Virginia
Chandry
Harrison & Harrison
Wenderi
Hable’s Palace
Maggie E. Murray
Cash Lee M. Lamp
Admr
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