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Ohioan Maker OF
Jigsaw Puzzles
For Royal Britons
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Spend Hours Over
Productions

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so,oNs NOT slUFE.o

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South Carolina
Woman Is Killed
Death Laid to Former Bro.
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troop 2 SCOUTS SET
SPECIAL MEETING

snac,a meesIne OF V,roon No
. Raw S.nuts, viii be heit "
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R..u.su church Sunday schnn
building
q numhar a. hprs whose nnnes
hYyp nanr submitted fnr n,emher-
shir IN .he sroop will ne notified
and requested "a attanI. NJ
mpmhprs a~p urged "a atpnG
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STRAIN WAR THREAT

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Cats Schedule
Armistice Game

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NAVY MEN FEAR 100000

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world Tina nevnnshire iett che
drum renl'ca hrhini is,>c0use Off
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hgnu9h maU lucs 20 shy sliir
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,c,rRB "c.sQsTs" AT EXAMS

CLEVELAND. .CTf. Mo ims
~ eur nru.lrtnnt ''snnEzF si.i''
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niirIriSF 20, UDiws unna~Snier'
inns. AmiicInEs urc 1mge'p-ir'
al npw, and shs PRINTS IRE @.ie,
wirh v,-fctm answers II TesSS.
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TRAIN s4'Ow1wHT FIND

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SWALLOWS FLY soUTa

VIENNA tUPl.-Nenr.y 6no
swallows. which werp lnft ssranc-
&c by nr ear,y snnwsrorm before
;hev could lesvs for che south,
were founded M .hy Narnnese
hirG.lopprs, .ticwr by plane 10 Ven
sc. aud released
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RI PURCHASES FARM

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Pupils THRIFTY

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rsXB IN sTAmmERINc

IlDNnNN. OPP Fear caused
rhy .-he -Jnlimc u 1ui"y Ezn"v surf
ns .Ipf Riding Bond my rp''Ss
child IN summer z I. burgess
said IN q ieccurt NJ che lnna"iG.
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CRIME EXPERTS TO
MEET IN WISCONSIN

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arc fnrmer SDoernnf erancss ;
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USE TINE Clock

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EDNEYVNLE'S
CACERS WIN IN
FIRST CLASH
Boys Defeat Fletcher 10 to
Is; Girls Lose to Fetch
er by Narrow Margin

Coach r. \ Ca;hcy'S golden
clad Basketball ;Sa-' ;yOa, the ed
neville high >thCN,. Western
North Carolina champions last
YEAR hy virtue q ;helg VII N re
Csl,rWhSs tournament, served ~
,iee ;hA: ;hcv ysGS; aSa,r ~ con.
SiScTsG tcv tcau;v ard sections.
;.SlcS ~ trimming re Fletcher
tcsn, \: tie "a; Ross gymnasium
or "Wednesday s;ESc BY score
~ 20 - -
Fletcher -; away with a par;
~ ;s,C s,cyy however, a. re S'r.s
frer; :hc ,,Nvth VIZ S-'-' EGrey-
vile ~ A score =: - - -.
lr re s,y> CA-'S. NS,-'ay
pryny >eo-v3 /. Se,i SCA.S - -
attempts a; :AS e5S<e: :c- 4 :o:A.
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-09
OF VALLEY FOLK AWARDED PRIZES AT Fl
StrolIs Thru Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD, March 9. U.B-

HOLLYWOOD, March 8. U.D-
Shows of the week.
"Maytime,s Metro Goldwyn May
er.
jeanette Macdonald and Nelson
Eddy in an arty, musically over
stuffed celluloid expansion of the
Rida Johnson Young play.
Music is splendid. Macdonald and
Eddy sing like larks with the Don
Cossack chorus as a booming back
ground, but whether motion picture
audiences will sit through more
than two hours Of that sort Of
thing, much of it in italian and
French, is something else.
Perennial plea of producers is that
straight opera is impossible on the
screen because the public isn't
ready for 1t. If "Maytime" proves a
success, the public is ready for any
thing.
John Barrymore gives a typical
performance as MacDonald's teach
er, manager and unloved husband.
Herman Bing figures prominently.
and Rafaela Ottiano in O lesser
role. Tom Brown and Lynne Cary
er come in for bits.
Musical high spot, without ques-
ton, is Eddy's delivery of the fami-
liar Sigmund Romberg Sweetheart
Song"
Best flash: Macdonald using the
breastplate of an Imperial guard
for a mirror as she powders her
nose.
Production: superlavish, trans
cending all expectations as well as
good taste.
The director: Robert z. Leonard.
Call It A Day." (Warner Broth
ers).
Plotless, but smartly played COM
edy, featuring much better than
usual dialogue, which is probably
heritage from the Dodie Smith
play on which the picture is based.
Story is simply parallel treat
ment Of the love interests of q
middle-class English family as in
duced by spring day.
The father, Ian Hunter, almost
falls for an actress, Marcia Ralston,
while the mother, F'rieda Innes-
cord becomes involved with Roland
Young as planter from the far
East on vacation.
Olivia DeHavilland, as eldest
daughter develops a weakness for
painter Walter Woolf King in the
presence of his cynical wife, Peggy
Wood, and Peter Willes, as the
son, romances the girl next door,
Anita Louise. Bonita Granville as
the youngest daughter, achieves an
intellectual crush on the poet, Ro-
setti.
End of the day finds them all
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-09

Scores of new visitors at the I'M
perial County Fair Monday regis
tered at the Post Press booth. They
were:
Betty 10 Adams, Marie Morris,
Margaret Smith, Jesse Earl Shep-
ard, Ben Joe Moles, Raymond Nc
Onolly, Fredine Seiber, Betty
Boyd, Grady Walton, Herbert
Brown, Eddie Hale, Lloyd Deal,
Raymond Preece, Billy Murray,
Tazus Komishi, Shizuko Numata,
Bertha De Fren, Mrs. Elizabeth Gra-
ham, Mrs. Melvin Hall, Mrs. Lois
Gorham, Roger K. Knight, d. F..
Bowman, B. j. Cannon, Fred Nebel-
Thau, Jr., Atha Bell Peacock, Ed
ward Richardson, George Peacock,
Robert Munson, Mrs. A. H. Smith
son, Barbara Kent, Mrs. w. N.
Kent, Stanley E. Harlan, Migie Sui
livan, Giva Sullivan, S. G.. Ed
wards, Ella Hafer, Julian Nilsson,
Charles Nilsson, Edwin Fiala, Bob
by Brock, Lowell Mann, Charles
Ushimiya, Yoki Kohatsu, Ray Pol
ladine, Humberto Lizarraga, j. B.
Massey, Hinny Konishi, E. Stauch,
Leroy Byler, Howard Worthington,
Leslie Worthington:
Mrs. John FiaIa, John 2. Apple,
Jr., William Ladd, Joe Johnson,
Jimmy Edmunds, Ymael Yturralde,
Joyce Lewis, VIM. Gobson, Jr., Mary
Louise Wynns, Joe Green, Marie
Lewis, Thomas Burke, F. E. Alex
ander, Besse M. Alexander. Charles
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-09
Lettuce Workers
Will Receive Raise

SALINAS, Cal, March 0. W.P)-
Workers in the lettuce fields of the
Salinas and Watsonyille districts
will receive an increase of five cents
an hour this year as compared with
their pay last year, the producer
association announced last night.
The workers went on a prolonged
strike last year to enforce demands
for union recognition and wage
increases but lost.
Charles Brook, manager of the
producer group, said that the in
crease voted for the 1887 season,
which opens in a few weeks. was
voluntarily granted.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-09
SCORES REGISTER SUNDAY
AT POST-PRESS FAIR BOOTH

Hancock, AL Caplan, Jr., Dorothy
Nomura, Hideko Kitamura, Jack
Arnold, Walter Lee Palmer, Jr.,
John Hettich, Jimmy Riedy, Rob-
ert Mitchell, Ruby Brewer. Dot
Werve, Dot Koon, Coy Wray, Rob-
ert Maxwell, Rosa Leslie Griffin,
Martin j. Munson, Jr., Mrs. Anna
Suchma, Marie Flynn, Arthur Sob
Ike, T. G. Feeney, Hazel Lash, Mrs.
Royal C. Martin, Mrs. c. Thanner,
Miss Lucille Briggers, Miss Doris
CDodo) Mitchell, Edward Mitchell,
Melba Mcfarland, Marion Marcot,
Florence Corby. Marguerite Sibi-
glia, Garye Cheser, Van D. Engle,
Jr., Reginald Therroult, Joe Mori,
Tom Okutsu, Wallace Hunt, Alan
Hunt, Melvin M. Womack;
Margaret Marie Riedy, Bob Shores,
Donald Ruston, Buford Arnold, June
Miles, Maxine Murphy, LAUREL Ann
zuckerman, Mary Kate Risch, Ed
die Cole, Arthur Sobke, John Pro-
nazek, Cleo Marie Adamek, Jerry
Rice, Mrs. F.. H. Rice, Beulah Neo-
ma Clifton, Joyce Wadsworth, Mrs
Lash, Nanny Lash, Barbara Lash
F. P. Lash, Jack Mcbride, Franklin
Lash, Dorothy Gates, Virginia Lee
Reed, Donnie Therrault, Robert
Amsterd, Robert Knobsen, Harry
Whetply, Barbara Summers, Leona
Mitchell, r N. Mitchell, Eddie Rice
Charlie Rice, Donald Womack, Dor
othy Garin, Wanda Trimble, Lali
Lee Trimble, Franklin Lash, Sam
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-09
Winners Revealed
In Cook Contest

Winners in the honey cookery
contest at the fair, sponsored by
the Imperial Valley Beekeepers as
sociatien, have been announced by
w. D. Moffatt of El Centro, presi-
dent and apiary inspector for the
agricultural commissioners office.
High school students of the valley
participated in the contest.
First prizes for honey candy was
won by T'helma White and Ruth
Schmitt, the second prize going to
Doris Jones, Elizabeth Weiss and
the third, to Virginia Templeton.
Under cookies, first prizes went
to Rosie Studer and Martha Furrer;
second, to Yoshie Oban, Hope Mae
Sunderman, and third, to Fannie
Clifton and Chiyoko Marinaga.
AT Douglas high school, the first
prize went to Regenia Payne, sec
ond to Mary Valenzuela and third
to Cilphia Spruell.
Students who entered exhibits
also were: Geraldine Johns, Rachel
Wyatt, Hazel Lee. Luehelle Foss,
Margaret Morehouse, Zena Gilmer
Jeanne Criss, Faith Prowell, Joyce
Schmitt, Ruth Rosenbaum, Mildred
Bailey, Ida Kathriner, Gertrude
Kathriner, Lily Nishimoto.
The association produces 20 car
loads of honey per year, one car
load being equal to $4,000 pounds
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-09

rather exhausted but still sane.
Alice Brady is in and out with her
speciality as are Una O'connor and
Beryl Mercer
The Man Who Found Him
SELF Radio.
This one is notable chiefly as
the debut in a leading role of Joan
Fontaine, blond sister of Olivia De-
Havilland, touted as a coming star.
Fontaine decorates beautifully.
reads her lines with distinction,
and seems to promise much. Other
wise it's a dull melodrama featur-
ing John Beal as a young doctor
aviator who slips, and Philip Hus-
ton
Nancy Steele Is Missing" t20th
Century-FoX).
Here's a gaudy melodrama full OF
crime, prison breaks, Victor Nc
Laglen looking noble, menacing
Peter Lore, Walter Connolly and
the delectable June Lang.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-09
Handwriting Expert
Called in Check Case

A handwriting expert will be
consulted in the forgery case against
L. E. Greenwell in order to clear up
dispute over signature on a
check. The check was passed at an
El Centre grocery store April 8,
1885, for the sum of $l2.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-09

BleninS, E. Hickes, " Williams, j.
La Vine, Marge HoWey, Barbara
Horton, Kay Surface, Doris Reedy,
Mary King, Jeanne Burger, Dan
Bailey, Bill Sage, Lyella Hartenton,
Sylvia Undlin, T. Lewis, Lillian
Henson.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-09
WINNERS LISTED IN
VARIOUS DIVISIONS

Hundreds of Imperial Vaeytes in the long lists
of pewnners the Imp Awards have been made
In nnmerable lines livestock through
commercial
displays. Among
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-09

Here is something for Jean Har-
low fans to wax enthusiastic
over-a sidewalk version Of the
screen star as she appears in
liher dressing room. On display
[,in "a Chicago .store window in
.view Of hundreds of pedestrians,
,the scene ais .just what syou. .sus-
pected, a life-size waxwork
exhibit.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
RAYMOND

The 500 line railroad crew has
been here several days working on
The trestle and grade east of depot
about p mile.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Fink spent a
few days in Minot last week.
Alfred Stastad and family were
Plentywood visitors Saturday.
Billy Tooke of Plentywood was a
week end guest of Garfield Heron.
Dave Dubry's. who went to Ell
ma. Wash, last summer are back
A. Riba OF Plentywood returned
in Montana, at present at Opheim.
through Raymond last week from
IN extended trip east and south.
Mrs. Cookery Of outlook has been
visiting Mrs. Carl Stastad.
Bert Heron transacted business
in Plentywood the latter part Of the
week.
Jack Carrigan came over from
brentwood to spend a few days
with Charles Stewart.
Andy Maxwell has returned from
North Dakota where he has been
working for three months.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
Medical Pattern

Mrs. w. D. Bye OF Dooley, who
has been a medical patient at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital, was
able to leave for her home Tues
day.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
NORDHACEN RITES
HELD ON MONDAY
AGED ME>TBY RESIDENT TAX
IN BY DEATH ENROUTE
To SPOKANE

Funeral services for Andrew
Nordhagen were held al the AOUW
hall Monday afternoon. Oct. IS. at
2 pm. The services We're conducted
by Rev. Roll of Crosby. Death came
to Mr.. Nordhagen at Missoula
while enroute TO Spokane. on Oct.
10, where he planned to spend the
winter at the home of his son Pet
er. With him at the time of his
death was his daughter Gena and
Mr.. o. Vassen. with whom he was
making the trip. Mrs. Nordhagen
having gone to Spokane some weeks
earlier.
Andrew N~ordhagen vas born in
Norway on July 8. 1857 and came
to America wirh his parents when
ten years old. He was married 10
Mathea Peterson at Northwood.
Iowa and to this union eight chill
dren were born. Those left TO mourn
wi{h the aged mother are Mrs.
Obert Stageberg. Edward. Arthur
and Ted, all of Westby; Peter at
Spokane; Mrs. Oscar Larson at Lis
bon, N. D.. and Edwin at E%nglevale,
y. d. Mr.. Nordhagen brought his
family TO Westby % years ago and
he and Mrs. Nordhagen have made
their home either in town or on
their farm west of town ever since.
The remains were laid to rest in
the McElroy cemetery.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
OVERWORKED STOP" IN TELECRAPHINC NO
LONGER NECESSARY, TELECRAPHER STATES

Under a new ruling the Western
Union Telegraph company now
transmits punctuation marks free
of charge and kilograms win carry
the period. comma. question mark
and other standard punctuation
marks without added expense TO
the patron. Ray White, Plentywood
Western Union telegrapher states.
"The much overworked stop is
no longer necessary" Mr.. White
said. New rulings also allow
groups of five figures TO be counted
as one work instead of charging
one word for each figure.
These changes will help simpli-
fy the writing of kilograms and
make them much more understand
able"
Mr.. White stated that the new
reduced rates on night letters and
more lenient allowances of figures
and punctuation marks make a very
desirable and economical service by
telegraph.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
ROLL CALL HEAD
IS NAMED HERE

Arthur c. Erickson has been re-
named sheridan county Red Cross
roll call chairman and plans were
formulated this week for the an
nual roll call drive which gets un-
der way in November.
The county quota has been set
ar 500 members. The county chair
man this week will name commun-
ity chairmen 10 conduct the menu
bership drive in all Sheridan county
communities and towns.
o. X. Kruger, field representa-
tive from the ST. Louis headquar-
ters and here recently, expressed in
behalf of the National Red Cross
appreciation for the generous re-
Spouse the people of Sheridan coun-
~ made in contributions to aid the
victims of the Ohio-Mississippi val
ley flood disaster.