Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio • 2

TAGE TWO LANCASTER (0.) EAGLE-GAZETTE TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1939. Amanda Graduating Class Second Largest In County Hundreds Attend Funeral Here For Beveridgc Senior Class Plays Will Be Held Friday Friday night of this week, May 19, proved a popular date for senior class plays in the county, with Amanda and Carroll scheduling productions and Pleasantville their Senior Class Night. Liberty Union will have their Senior Assembly also on this day. Millersport seniors will present their class play, Thursday evening, May 18. King Georgu 7 Lands Tonight tcoHTiiruED rmoM faob oho rangements from the moment the King and Queen step ashore tomorrow morning.

The officials were hampered by the necessity of telescoping parts of the Canadian tour to make up for a two-day delay forced on the Empress of Australia by fog and ice. Arrangements for their majesties to spend June 8-11, inclusive, in the United States stood unaltered. Other official headaches, some cured and some still under treatment, were to be classified roughly as follows: 1. Political problems involving sectionalism and alleged "horning in" on the royal program. 2.

The complaints and representations of persons who had hoped for more intimate acquaintance with their soverigns than official functions would permit. 3. The Dionne quintuplets whether they would go to the king and queen at Toronto or have the king and queen go to them at Callander. It was decided the quints would go to Toronto. 4.

Miscellaneous minor problems such as the part Canadian indians would play in the ceremonies, controversies over decorations and arguments over invitations, precedence and posi IWy 1 xxy) yli WJ 1 'H-rtf CJf ft" ty if fi mm SCHOflL niW school orchestra, led by J. K. Mur dock will play between acts. The cast follows: Elmer Scott, reporter Wayne Parrish. Joe Hudson, oldtimer returned Robert Yost.

Sam Barnett, political boss Robert Shiel. Petunia Blosson, news-sniffer Robert Spitler. Tom Drugan, constable Junior Hite. Jane Cooper, owner of the Chronicle Ruth Miller. Ruth Roberts, friend of Jane's Jane Ann Parrish.

Mrs. Small, busybody Margaret Harlow. Pleasantville Pleasantville seniors will give the following program for their Class Night, Friday, 8:15 p. m. in the school auditorium, for which J.

K. Murdock has arranged the instrumental music selections and Miss Miriam Class the vocal num bers. Selection Class Orchestra. Salutatorian Betty Linville. Class History Howard Foster, Charles Stoltz, Ray Reincheld.

Selection Orchestra. Pr-sentation of Chain Richard Beery. Response Dale Wince. Class Pessimist Nelson Neeley Class Optimist Thelma Diddle Song Senior Class. Clas Prophecy Gladys Neel, Emma Eisz, Bernice Fox.

Giftonian William Friend, Maxine Doss. Class Will Ruth McKenzie, John Wertz, Robert Wildermuth, Jack Homman, Herbert George. Selection Presentation of Memorial Russell Wagner, Valedictorian Emma Jean Ackers. Song "Alma Mater" Seniof Class. Carroll graduates chose a com edy "The Antics of Andrew" for their final presentation, which Mrs.

Mary Parrish, teacher directed. The play will be given in the Carroll high school auditorium. The cast follows: Petunis Andrew's darky cook Esther Hawk. Andres Browne A senior in Cameron College Harold Mc-Farland. Jacques His French butler and valet William Buckingham.

Willie Waldo His Pal Wil-lard Ety. Harold Hadley Another Pal William Sudduth. Althea Thorne Miss Prunella's niece Alice Mae Ety. Julie Boynton Harold's Sweet heart June Carpenter. Betty Boynton Willie's sweet heart Clarabelle Loy.

Dean Socrates Boynton Dean of Cameron College Dale Tim-mons. Isaac Zimmerman (Uncle Isaac) Andrew's millionaire uncle from New Zealand Ronald Alton. Miss Prunella Thorne A maiden lady in love with the dean Betty Bachman. O'Flarity A detective from headquarters Richard Ewing. Royle His shadow Lewis Spangler.

Reverend Doolittle A man of mystery Harold Cooper. Messenger Russell Rice. At Amanda The Amanda senior class members drew on Hollywood and its motion picture actors for the theme of their play, "The Movies Come To Town" to be staged, Friday night, in the school auditorium. The cast includes: Thomas Dean Who runs the village store and postoffice Wallace Barr, Jr. Ann Dean His young daughter Virginia Rose Dickson.

Amos Egbert A rich young man in the village Harry Dixon. Martha Burns A maiden lady uncertain age Virginia Chris ty. Colonel Ezra Perkins A Span ish-American war veteran Ralph Kocher, Jr. 7 Mrs. Briggs President of L-dies Aid Alice Conrad.

Mrs. Shipp "'ife of village den tist Jean Ritchie. 1 0 1 te Vincent A young traveling sales woman Mary Kiger. Jack Windman A moving picture actor Herbert Tipton. Gloria Gould A famous movie star Dorothy Meister.

Cecil De Vilbis A movie director Raymond Miller. A Young Messenger Boy Wil bert Hedges. Mae A village girl Mary Pontious. Elizabeth A village girl Nora Jane Barr. Millersport A newspaper story "Behind The News" undertaking of fhe Millersport Seniors who will present "Behind The News" in the Pythian theater, with Paul Bowers, directing.

The TOBIAS PHOTO Top row, left to rifht: Wilbert Hedges, Alice M. Conrad, Lois C. Reese, Mary I. Kiger, Glennabel Pitman, Carroll Freeman. Second row: Nora Cooper, Trenton Abbott, Ethel Vickroy, Virginia Rose Dickson, Eva M.

Pontius, Lura Mae Griffith, Elizabeth Funeral services for Roger Beveridge, 24, Fairfield-co's ninth traffic victim, killed early Saturday in Route 22, east of Lancaster, were conducted yesterday afternoon in the Fifth-av Church of Christ with Rev. A. C. Young officiating. The church was filled with friends and 'relatives-Pallbearers at the funeral included Mark Anders, Marty Hettinger, Al Bershad, Ed Bartley, Buddy Snyder and Johnny Callahan.

Among the out-of-town relatives that attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Galen P. Beveridge, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Jolly, Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Huntei and daughters, Mary Louise, Kathleen and Marion Lee, and Mrs.

Ralph Woods of Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Orland Beveridge, son Kenneth, Mr- and Mrs. J.

Reese, Mr. and Mrs. H. Brunner of Marion, Mr. and Mrs.

William Ehrler and son, Billy, Mrs. William Boss, Miss Sara De-Weese, of Columbus; Mr. and Mm. Howard Beveridge and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Sherwood of Nelsonville, Mrs. Myrtle Carmichael, Owen Carmichael, Mr. and Mrs- Earl Carmichael, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Carmichael, Mr.

and Mrs. Ramon Carmichael, Mrs. Mabel Winning, son Thomas, daughters, Janet, Margaret and Alice; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winning, Mrs.

Marsha Green, George DeWeese, all of Athens, O. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bev- erid.se, Mr.

and Mrs- Floyd Bev- i eridge and daughters. Donna and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bev-j eridge, daughters Doris and sons i Clyde and Paul, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Barron, and son, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hunter, and daughters, Dorothy and Mary, Mrs. Mildred Cox and daughter, Nita, and sons, George and Laurence of New Marsh-field, O. Young Beveridge was buried in Forest Rose cemetery following the services.

Frank E. Smith was in charge of the funeral. GAMES Veterans of Foreign Wars Wednesday afternoon, 2 p. m. Klinge's Hall 204 Yt W.

Main-st. YOUR FAMILY THEATER MR-CONDITIONED LAST TIMES TODAY DOUBLE FEATURE WEDNESDAY NIGHT at 9:00 America's National Game Craze Com and enjoy yourself Plenty of thrills. ON THE SCREEN 1 Wednesday and Thursday COLBERT "1 MET HIM IN PARIS Melvp Douglas 1, Robert Young 'l rrcductd and Dirtctld by nesiey nuao" 9) 13 OA AND rpKr 1 ffi Aitllk Ink tranll Willard. Third row: Raymond Miller, Jean E. Ritchie, Audrey McNabb, Herbert Tipton.

Fourth row: Dorothy F. Meister, David Swinehart, Fred vice president; Ralph Kocher, Barr, Nora Jane Barr. president; John Miesse, Wallace Fifth row: Mary F. Lower, Floyd Baird, Harry O. Dixon, Ruth Sixth row: Edith E.

Bushee, ginia J. Christy, Bette J. Cruit. A brother and sister are among the graduates at Amanda high school this year. They are Wallace Barr, and Nora Jane Barr, whose parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Wallace Barr claim Lancaster high as their alma mater. The Class of 1939 at Amanda, the second largest in the county, is distinctly a girls' outfit, since the feminine members of the group overshadow the males by tion. The Ingredients in Capudlne are so efficiently combined that headaches, neuralgia, and muscular pilns are quickly relieved. Try this delightful remedy.

Note how quickly comfort returns, you feel more cheerful, and nerves become steadier. All drug store. 10c-30c-6Oc LAST TIMES TODAY Ohmtrlmf FRI. MABLE CLARENCE BROWN'S Production of with EDWARD ARNOLD CHARLES COBURN joseph schild kraut cIarenceBROWN Fiodnc4 hy Hunt fttcaharf THURS. NITE Reasons Why You Should Attend.

1 Vv NORMA 1 ajt ill Mainly About People Beulah Park Entries IOS WSSHXSSAT, MAT IT Weather cloudy. Track, ftvat. Post time 2:1.5 p. m. TIKST r-sirse J4U0.

3 and 4 yr olds, maidens, 6 furlongs (out ot chute). Scioto River 103 xlUtsh Home SS, Miss Putter 103. xSkillful Lady. 106, xBalkao Maid 106, xMr. Schley 111, xLoganna 98, Hasty Sue 111, Mono Folize 103, xDarby Delight 111, Con-bee 103.

Jay 8 ins. Pills 116. Prudent Mien 103, Tiny Darling 111, Warty 110. SECOWD RACE Purse J4U0. Claiming.

I yr. olds and up. 6 furlong (out of chute). Xioubon Ya. 118, Frit 118, xMiss Entry ICS, Be Sweep 118, Thoth 118, AVorld Best 118, xln Step 113, Hough Lane 118, xHenrierva 108, xKdith Walker 108.

xBeryl King. 113, xTheodore A 113, Hasty Colonel 118, xJosie Jane 108, xSwing Corners 10N, xElihu 113. THIBD ACE Turse $400. Claiming. 3 yr.

olds and up. 6 furlongs (out of chute). AVhiskora 118, xLittle Bubbles 108, Upholder 118, xSheplurd Boy 113, Polisher 118, xAVild P.ose Bud 108, xLucky Lee 113, x.Vo Change 113, xOdd Star 113, xDon Cornea 113, By Path 112, Be Just 113. xDaria 10S, xFlying Watch 113, xGrand Sweep 113. Mammy 113.

rOUKTH RACE Purse $400. Claiming, 3 yr. olds and up. Fillies and mares. 6 furlongs (out of chute).

xWoodbridge 107, xHildur Queen 110, xKathryn Wattle 107, xWee Hedwig 110, Lady Bessie 105. xHed Megan 102, xl'reen 99. xThe Nile 110, xCo-hort Lass 107. xBetna Bar 110. xPir-ate Lass 110, Sweeping Vine 115, xBelledar 107.

rirTH baci Purse Claiming, 3 yr. olds and 6 furlongs (out ot chute). xSwift Air 106, Lac Ha Carolyn 107, xFlickering 104. Instead 113, Donna Barona 111, xTrace Boy 111, xAnn Star 106. Baby Princess 105, Happy Tidings 107.

Spanlee .106. TSil-kan 116, xAncient Times 106, Enohal-ada 103, xlnadear 106. xDonna Nutter 104. xreamnaykit 111. SIXTH SACS Purse 600, Handicap.

"Pnbsf Blue 3 yr. olds and up. 6 furlongs (out of chute). Note 105. Haxtada 101, Billv's Folly 110 (B) Dusky Prince 115, Queen Clarice 105, Lad Field 109, (A) Bernard 120, Darby Benn 103, (A)Pehamls 109, (B) One Night 105.

(A) I. J. Collins entry. (B) Mrs. A.

M. Creech and 9. J. Henderson entry. SEVENTH RACE Purse $500.

Claiming, 4 yr. olds and up. 1 mile and a sixteenth. xSouth Gallant 111. Alan Chicle 102, Mere Lassie 107.

xWayaloft 103, Perfect One 109, Free Spirit 115, Thistle Red 112. ZIOHTX RACE Purse $400. Claiming. 3 yr. olds and up, 1 mile and a.

sixteenth. xBlue Blazer 110, Bf.okie BilJ 115, xLady Ethel 105, xlligh Explosive J05, Broadway Girl 110. Pin Hooker 115, xEric 110, Jtorkmelian 115, xKast P.an 110, xOtid Blaze 110, xSpearman 105, xjimmie Kirk 110, xHobby's Girl 105. xAppnntlce allowance claimed. Horses listed according to post poll Ion.

i Each year more copies of the Bible are printed than of any other book. fn3 fin Thelma M. Dumm, Mary Kathryn a ratio of nearly 2 to 1, or 23 to 12 to be exact. Whether the boys have developed inferiority complexes by being in the minority or the opposite extreme from too much attention, is a question only class members themselves can answer. Opal Huffer is valedictorian of the Amanda graduates and Nora Cooper is salutatorian, the two girls having achieved the high- SCHOOL GETS MACHINE St.

Mary's High school today received a modern sound motion picture machine purchased for the school through the Gordon Brothers Electrical company. The new equipment was set up in the school today and a demonstration film shown under the operation of R. L. Snider of Gordon Brothers, who spent two days in Chicago learning the mechanism of the machine. Money for the machine was obtained through efforts of the school children by magazine subscription.

BIRTHS SHARPE Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sharpe, 915 North Columbus-st announce the birth of a son today in Lancaster city hospital.

LeFEVER Mr. and Mrs. Everett LeFever, 341 West Fair-av, announced the birth of a son today in Lancaster city hospital. WITH THE PATIENTS Admissions to Lancaster city hospital today included Helen Kunkler, Rockbridge, Route 2, for an operation and Thomas Sherburn, County Home, and Mrs, W. H.

Wagstaff, Sugar Grove, for treatment. Although lions and tigers are of the same family, they are as bitter enemies as dogs and cats. PINT M'pfW 90c gjgm quart $1.73 fitm M. Pyle. Pontious, secretary; Opal Huifer, fuer, est grade average, in order, during the four years of high school work.

Rev. Charles W. Cookson, Troy, will be guest speaker at the commencement exercises, May 28 for which the graduates will wear caps and gowns. Rev. J.

H. Lutz, pastor of the Amanda Lutheran charge will deliver the baccalaureate sermon this year the evening of May 21 in the high DEATHS Wilferd Moody Funeral services and burial were held in Orville, Cal, for Wilferd Moody, 32, former Lancaster resident, who died last Thursday in the California city. He died of a heart attack. He left Lancaster in 1935. Survivors include the widow and one son, William Moody, the mother Mrs.

Mary Jane Moody, six sisters, Mrs. Honor Friesner, Baltimore, Mrs. Thelma Jones, Misses Jennie, Isabelle, Betty and Mary Louise Moody, all of Reese Addition, Lancaster; three brothers, Jesse Moody of Canton, Ernest Moody of Pocatello, Idaho, and Elmer Moody of the home. In flight, the canvasback duck averages 145feet per second. O00UBLE BILLO And No.

Two TONITE treasurer; Belva E. Julian, Vir school auditorium. Other commencement week festivities include Senior Class play May 19, Class Night, May 23, the Junior-Senior banquet, May 25 and the annual alumni banquet, for which the exact date has not yet been announced. LAST DAY! We urge you to see this jrand picture. Cecil B.

DeMille's 'UNION PACIFIC STARRING Barbara Stanwyck Joel McCrea Akim Tamiroff and cast of thousands. STARTS TOMORROW DontBeShockcd at what this picture 0i rcru teout col- jt ro. I dirTcrtnt.AMAZINGI COMING SUNDAY" THE STORY OF ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL 1 lifimlMl LJ Miss Ruth McGee, employed in the office of the H. C. Godman Shoe company, at Columbus, is confined to her home, north of Lancaster with inflammatory rheumatism.

Miss Gladys Grimm, daughter of Francis Grimm of Lancaster, is reported recovering from an illness in Louisville, Norton hospital where she has been confined for the past three weeks. The nature of her illness could not be learned. Wilbur W. Renner, M. will open new offices Friday, May 19, at 135 West Wheeling-st.

He has leased the offices formerly occupied by Dr. H. R. Plum. Dr.

Renner, who has been practicing in Lancaster for the past year, was located at 328 Wash-ington-av. He and Mrs. Renner reside at 512 North Broad-st. He graduated from Ohio State university college of medicine in 1937 and interned at St. Francis hospital, Columbus.

Robert Johnson, Lancaster, has been promoted to the rank of corporal in the engineer regiment of the R. O. T. C. Ohio State University.

Miss Mary Margaret Sheridan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Sheridan, 145 West Walnut-st, received two awards in the Academy and College Horse Show at St Mary of the Springs, Saturday. Miss Sheridan who rode for the college, received the second college equitation prize, and tied for first place in the potato race, with each entrant receiving a blue ribbon.

She took part in four events. BARGAIN 1 Investment Building Safe, sound investment showing 10 net. Good building. Fine location. Extra lot, corner close-in.

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