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i THE OSIIKOSH NORTHWESTERN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1939 10 Wins Divorce SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK MENASHA BRIEFS By R. J. SCOTT STUDENT THESPIANS TODAY'S RADIO PROGRAM MENASHA ELKS WILL SEND NINE TEAMS TO STATE FIR TOURNEY hi, COMMITTEES ARE NAMED TO SERVE Y.W.U.IN1939 Appointments Are Announced by Mrs. Fred Robinson, President of v2 am I Ev 1 v. ARE TO APPEAR IN "HEADEDFOR EDEN" Although "Flu" Epidemic Has Affected Rehearsals, Play Will Be Given On March 28 Neenah Although the influenza epidemic has interfered to some extent with rehearsals, the Neenah High School Thespian club play, "Headed for Eden," "vill be presented to the public as planned on Tuesday evening, March 28, it was announced by Miss Ruth Chaim-son, director.

A number of members of the senior class will be given their last opportunity to appear in a high school play. Of the 10 girls in the cast, three, Betty Borenz, Germaine Richter and Thea Rausch, will be making their dramatic debuts. LaRaine Johnson and Ruth Johnson took part in a play presented by the Thespians last fall. Jeanne Lawson will return to the amateur footlights after having played a lead role in a play in her freshman Helen Arpin, Christie Jersild and Dorothy Blaney will be appearing for the last time in a school play. Constance Pfrang, who will carry one of the leading roles in the production, has appeared to advantage in several previous plays.

FINAL APPEARANCE Robert Vanderwalker, Paul Opitz and Donald Bentzen, all seniors will make their final appearance in a Thespian play. William Herziger, who capably handled roles last year, will again be seen. Donald Jape', who played first in "Shirt Sleeves," last year's production, is again included in the cast. Gregory Smith and Jack Ward, student dramatists of marked ability, have been given leading parts after scoring marked successes in last fall's Thespian production. Members of the cast and the parts they will have follow: "Mrs.

Oral Skipworth," Helen Arpin; "Imogene," Betty Borenz; "Hank," Robert Vanderwalker; "Dorothy Brill," Thea Rausch; "Peggy Walters," Germaine Richter; "Gladys Hennan," Christie Jersild; "Nancy Lane," Ruth Johnson; "Kate Roberts," Dorothy Blaney; "Rosina Blandish," Constance Pfrang; "Berry Richards," Paul Opitz; "Minnie Peters," LaRaine Johnson; "Henry Banks," William Herziger; "Mar-cella Turner," Jeanne Lawson; "Rob Roberts," Donald Jape; "Sergeant Kelly," Donald Bentzen; "Ken Howard," Gregory Smith, and "Limpy," Jack Ward. NOTES OF NEENAH Neenah Auxiliary of James P. Hawley post of the American Legion has voted to send a local boy to the Badger Boys state youth conference at St. John's Military academy, Delafield, next June 17-24. The purpose of the conference is to educate youth in the privileges and responsibilities of American citizenship.

About 600 boys from throughout the state are expected to attend the conference. A delegation of members of the auxiliary will attend the countywide meeting Thursday night in the assembly room of the Oshkosh Vocational school when a discussion of "Citizenship Day" will take place. At a general teachers meeting this evening at 7:15 o'clock in the Kimberly Junior High school auditorium, John H. Holzman, principal of the high school, and Mrs. Laura Ulery, director of curriculum and public teaching, will give reports on the recent convention of the American Association of pied piper ikt tone) ii RATS, wrfieil V-? follow Kim If i My FS.IEMD,.

KNUCKLE OlrVfER, out MoS-r Peculiar. -CypLse Pl50L tVER MME- aF A CA.RRID(;ECKe,MeW.,;RP. AMD RliQER HA.MMER GRAB BAG One-Minute Test 1. When is the next leap year? 2. Can a moving object reverse its course without stopping? 3.

Did Christopher Columbus die poor and in prison? Words of Wisdom After long experience in the world, I affirm, before God, that I never knew a rogue who was not unhappy. Junius. Hints on Etiquette If a toast is being drunk in your honor, you are not supposed to drink it. The exception, however, to the rule is the occasion when someone proposes "A toast to your health." Then you also may drink. H.

0. HAUGH LISTS BUILDING PERMITS FOB THREE MONTHS Menasha With the seasonal letup in building operations practically over, a list of building permits issued during December, January and February was announced today by H. O. Haugh, city building inspector, as follows: Robert Ulrich, 831 Manitowoc street, garage, $175; Robert Ulrich, 833 Manitowoc street, garage, $200; Harry Gsllagher, 220 Lawson street, remodel porch, $25; George Wiegand, Winnebrgo avenue, new dwelling, Lieber Lumber Company, Neenah, 338 Park street, repair garage, $240; Robert Ulrich, Manitowoc street, garage, $100. Edward Konetzke, 517 Fifth street, remodel garage, $250; Louis Rtsch, 745 Tayco street, glass enclosure, $90; Mrs.

W. P. McGrath, 436 Broad street, remodel dwelling, Norbert Schmitzer, 820 Eighth street, addition to home, $175; Howard Hoffman, 204 Broad Ftrect, remodel horns, $800; Mrs. Theodore Wolk, Fox street, new dwelling, H. C.

Steidl, Green Bay street, garage, $125; Gerrett Reimer, 328 Tayco street, remodel garage, $400. APPLETON MAN WILL TALK BEFORE KNIGHTS Menasha Gustave Keller, Ap-pleton, a Knight of St. Gregory, will speak on "Practical Catholicism" at a meeting of Nicolct council Knights of Columbus in C. hall Thursday evening. A general social hour will follow the address.

Nicolet council is planning to send a large delegation to a regional meeting at Kaukauna Friday evening, March 24, when the Knights will honor their supreme knight, Martin H. Carmody, who is scheduled to speak at 9 o'clock in the evening. The first degree will be conferred upon candidates from 27 councils, including a number from Nicolet council. FRIDAY NITE Lots of Fun for Everyone! 1 1'-. Menasha club will entertain at a supper and card party this evening.

The committee in charge consists of Mr. ard Mrs. Reginald Waldo, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. William Jolders, Mr.

and Mrs. C. G. R. Johnson, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Neidhold, Dr. and Mrs. H. C.

Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Swanson, Mr.

and Mrs. D. C. Porter, Mr. and Mrs.

Lyle Williams and Mr. and Mrs. James D. Reed-er. Ladies auxiliary of the Ger-manfa society held a regular meeting in the Germania auditorium with 50 members in attendance.

Cards provided entertainment during a social hour following the business meeting, hondrs going to Mrs. William Remind, Mrs. Gordon Parker, Mrs. Pat Curran and Mrs. William Remick.

Mrs. Carl Meier was chairman for the evening. Cards furnished entertainment during the social session following the regular monthly meeting of the Alma Mater society of St. John's parish in the parish hall. Prizes in sheephead were won by Mrs.

Mary Kohanski, Mrs. John Zielinski and the Rev. S. A. Elbert, and in rummy by Mrs.

Ben Konctzke, Mrs. Edward Konetzke and Mrs. Stanley Kozlowski. The fourth and final meeting of the Cub training course in St. Mary's parish will take place this evening.

One of the features of the evening will be an exhibition by the Cubs of the handicraft they have made for the rally April 1. This evening's meeting will get underway at 7 o'clock and js for both parents and Cubs. NEENAH HIGH BOXERS TO MEET ST. MARY'S BOYS FRIDAY NIGHT Menasha Victorious over Kau-kauna High school in their first match of the season, Neenah High school boxers are coming here Friday "evening for a contest with St. Mary's High school boxing squad in St.

Mary's gymnasium. The first contest is scheduled for 8:15 o'clock. St. Mary's High has six veterans from last year's squad, including Bob Rieschl, 162 pounds; Ken Schmalz, 156 pounds; Edward Mottl, 132 pounds; Harold Garri-gan, 124 pounds; Vern Coopman, 116 pounds; and Don Cheslock, 100 pounds. New boys who will probably see action include Al Kolasinski, 92 pounds; Charles Schaller, 108 pounds; Jim Bretthauer, 110 pounds; Jerome Lingnofski, 140 pounds; and J.

Monarski, 140 pounds. Other boys who have been working out but lack experience to enter the first bout are: Ray Pozolinski, Norbert Bayer, Gene Hoolihan, Joe St. Peter, Harold Zimmer and George Kronschna-bel, all first year contestants. A three-pound overweight or underweight Is allowed in each class. In the heavyweight class anything goes over 170 pounds.

Jerome Schuler, who is playing basketball with the varsity, will probably be rt ady after the indoor court season ends. Marvin Miller is coaching the Zephyr mitt wield-ers. KIMBERLY, MENASHA PASTORS TO PREACH Neenah The Rev. W. Wich-mann of Kimberly will preach at the English Lenten service tonight and the Rsv.

Paul Eergmann of Menasha at the German service Thursday night at Trinity Lutheran church. The Rev. Mr. Wichmann's subject will be "The Men Preparing the Cross." The Rev. Mr.

Wichmann will also preach at next week's Lenten services at the local church. Holy communion will be distributed at the 10:30 a. m. English service next Sunday, it was announced by the Rev. E.

C. Reim. The Rev. Samuel H. Roth will discuss "At the Mercy of Hardened Men" at the Lenten service 7:30 o'clock tonight at St Paul's English Lutheran church, A Lenten service will be held at 7:30 o'clock this evening at the First Presbyterian church with the Rev.

Walter R. Courtenay discussing "He Teaches Us the Importance of the Church." The Rev. E. C. Kollath will preach at tonight's midweek Lenten service at Immanuel Lutheran church.

f1 THRU FRIDAY tfl I Artists Models Abroad I AND II I Smashing the Spy L. ,1 Says TIME Magazine Xeenah Committees to serve the Necnah-Menasha Young Women's Christian association the ensuing year were announced Tuesday bv Mrs. Fred Robinson, president. Mrs. Robinson.

Mrs. Carlton Smith and Mrs. Reginald Sanders, vice presidents, will share responsibility in meeting and planning with the committees, which are as follows: Finance Mrs. Richard Roude-bush, chairman, Mrs. N.

F. Ver-brick, cochairman, Mrs. Nathan Bergstrom, Miss Cora Tipler, Miss Emily Kugel, Mrs. J. M.

Donovan, Mrs. O. A. Reinke, Mrs. J.

S. Tolverson and Miss Helen Babiw k. House Mrs. J. S.

Tolverson, chairman, Mrs. Theodore Johnson, Mrs. A. T. Hudson, Mrs.

G. A. Comstock, Mrs. Clarence Schultz and Mrs. George Sande.

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Membership Mrs. Harvey Leaman, chairman, Miss Lorraine Abendschein, cochairman, Mrs. Frank Proctor, Mrs. Ben Haertl, Miss Dorothea Hallen, Mrs. A.

E. Ponto, Miss Evelyn Tews, Mrs. E. C. Kollath, Mrs.

N. C. Jersild. and Miss Clara Bloom. Personnel Mrs.

I. L. Ozannc, chairman, Mrs. S. D.

Greenwood, Mrs. J. D. Page, Mrs. J.

F. Gilling-ham, Mrs. John Holzman, Mrs. Carlton Smith, Miss Kezia Manifold, Miss Laura Vandeloo and Miss Helen Babcock, Business and professional girls Miss Ruth Sawyer, chairman, Mrs. Bryce Ozanne, Mrs.

Marcia Long, Miss Geneva Claxton, Miss Cecile Bunker, Miss Amelia Horn, Mrs. D. A. Judd, Mrs. Forest Werl-ing and Miss Marion KitcMn.

Girl Reserve Mrs. J. D. Page, chairman, Mrs. John Jern, Mrs.

W. D. Vawter, Mrs. John Bolson, Mrs. John Backus, Mrs.

J. E. Fitz-gibbons, Mrs. R. P.

Brooks, Mrs. Karl Oberreich, Mrs. Earl Graver-son, Mrs. Robert Wood, Mrs. Frank Hoffman, Mrs.

O. A. Reinke end Mrs. H. M.

Evenstad. General education Mrs. Harry D. Gates, chairman, Mrs. Leslie Johnson, cochairman, Mrs.

Esther K. Babbit, Mrs. J. D. Schmerein, Mrs.

Marvin Olson, Mrs. George Jaster, Mrs. Ira Clough and Mrs. A. Gross.

DRAMA, BROADCAST Drama and Broadcast Dabblers (subcommittee for general education) Mrs, S. D. Greenwood, Mrs. Clarence Bredendick and Mrs. Gordon Becker.

Music (subcommittee of general education) Mrs. N. F. Ver-brick, Mrs. Thomas Graff and Miss Gladys Michaelsen.

Public affairs Mrs. Clarence Bredendick, chairman, Mrs. John Holzman, Mrs. Eric Gummcrus, Mrs. M.

L. Leffingwall, Mrs. Bryce Ozanne, Mrs. J. K.

Har-wood, Miss Ruth Sawyer, Mrs. A. J. Caldwell, and Miss Charlotte Mclntyre. Camp Mrs.

R. O. Kuehmsted, chairman, Mrs. F. Martin, Mrs.

T. Banks, Mrs. George Sande, Mrs. J. M.

Doriovan, Mrs. W. J. Dowling and Mrs. L.

J. McCrary. Room registry Mrs. Wilbur Sparks, chairman, and Mrs. R.

V. Luther. mm DIES MR LOSS ILLNESS Menasha Mrs. Michael De-Eroux, 64, passed away Tuesday at her home at 344 Eighth street. Death resulted after an illness of live weeks.

Mrs. DeBroux was born May 3, 1874, in Pine River, and lived at Post Lake and Flox before coming to Menasha six years ago. She was a gold star mother. Survivors are her husband; four daughters, Mrs. Elsie Buss, Mrs.

Dan Holts, Mrs. Albert 'Emnip. all of Menasha, and Mrs. Earl Bisson-nette, Rhinelnnder; two sons, Ray and Ben DoBroux, of Menasha; three brothers, John Johnson, Milton Junction; Andrew Johnson, Relgra.iite, and Fred Johnson, Fine River; two sisters, Mrs. Stena Jensen, Chippewa Falls, and Mrs.

Mary Jensen, Pine River, and 28 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 8:30 o'clock at the Laemmrich funeral home, and at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's church, with the Rt. Rev. Msgr.

John IJummel officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon Until the hour of the funeral. Prayer services will be held at the funeral home Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 7:30 o'clock.

7:00 P. M. One Man's FamlJy. NBC to WTMJ, WMAQ, KSTP. 7:30 P.

M. Paul Whiteman. CBS to WISN. WCCO. WBBM, WTAQ.

8:00 P. M. Fred Allen. NBC to WIBA, KSTP. WTMJ, WMAQ.

8:00 P. M. Star Theater. CBS to WISN, WBBM, WCCO. 9:00 M.

Raymond Paige. CBS to WTAQ, WCCO, WISN, WBBM. 9:00 P. M. Kay Kyser.

NBC to WTMJ, WMAQ, KSTP. WIBA. THURSDAY, MARCH 16 Eastern Standard Time Subtract On Hr. tor CST. 2 Hr.

for M.T- P.M. I Chan get in program at Mated due te last-vtinutt network correction 6:00 Previewing of Opera. nbc-weal News: Dance Orcji. nbe-wjx-baaie Don Winslow rpL nbc-blue-midw. Broadcasting Neura Period cbg-wabc 1:05 Daily Sports Resume wabc only Deep River Boys.

Vocals cbs-chain 1:16 Malcolm Clalra, Story nbc-weaf Songs of Patricia Gilmore nbc-wja Howie Wing on Aviation cba-wabo Jan Anderson and Piano mba-chain 6:25 Preea News Period nbc-weaf 6:30 Songs Sweet and Low nbc-weaf Tito and Swing Ensemble nbc-wja Bob Trout and Comment nbe-wabe Metropolitan String: Or. mba-chain 6:45 Bill Stern on Sports weaf only Kbythmalrs Songs nbc-red-chatn Lowell Thomas. Talk nbc-wjr-baslc Tom Mix. Sketch wmaq-wtcn-kwk Nan Wynn and Her Song cbs-wabo 7:00 Amos and Andy nbc-weaf-east Easy Aces, Dramatic Serial nbc-wjz "County Seat." Dramatic cbs-waho Fulton Lewis, Talk mbs-rhain 7:15 VarieMea In Vocals nbc-weaf Mr. Keen, Diamatie Serial nbc-Ji Robert Edge, Sportsman cbs-wabc 7:30 The All Star Havue weaf only Mario Cozzl.

Vocals nbc-red-chain Adrian Rollini Ensemble wjz only Dance Music Oreh. nbc-blue-chaln Joe Penner and Comedy cbs-wabc Don't You Believe tt mbs-wor-east 7:45 Sam Baiter, spts mbs-wor-east Elvira Rios In Song nbc-blue-chaln 8:00 Rudy Vallee'a Hour nbc-weaf Parade of Progress, Drama nbc-wjz Kate Smith Variety Hour bs-wabe The Green Hornet, Drama mbs-wor 8:30 Rochester Philharmonic-nbe-wjz A. Wallensteln sinfolnetta mbs-wor 9:00 Good News Variety nbc-weaf Major Bowes Amateurs cbs-wabe 9:15 The Whispering Choir nbc-wjz YAR Concert Orchestra mbs-chain 9:30 American Town Meet nbc-wjz The Famous first Facts mbs-wor 10:00 B. Crosby, B. Burns nbc-weaf Kostelanetz and O'Keefe cbs-wabc H.

Wwber Concert Revue mbs-wor 10:30 The Chicago Minstrels nbc-wji Dancing Music Orchestra mbs-wor 10:45 American Viewpoints cbs-wabc 11:00 Bob Howard Piano weaf only Dane Muslo Orches. nbo-red-east Amos Andy, repeat nbc-red-west News; Dancing to 1 m. nbc-wjz News: Dancing to 1 a. m. chs-wabe Dance Music to 1:30 mbs-chain 11:15 Dancing Orches.

to 1 nbc-weaf FATHER OF ACTRESS, MISS LAWSON, DIES Indianapolis Elmer Short-ridge, 58, of Indianapolis, father of Priscilla Lawson (Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer) movie actress, died in a hospital yesterday after a week's illness. He was a retired Pennsylvania railroad yard foreman. He was born in St. Paul, and attended Purdue university engineering school. His wife died last May.

The funeral will be tomorrow. NEW CANDIDATE IN THE THIRD WARD Menasha, One new candidate, the first in his ward, was added to the Menasha list today when nomination papers were issued in behalf of John Pinkerton, 346 Elm street, for the office of alderman in the Third ward. Aid. M. J.

Grode, veteran member of the council whose present term of office expires this year, has not yet revealed his plans. Mr. Pinkerton was the only new candidate reported today by City Clerk Walter J. Dougherty. TOPPER IS BACK AND IN TROUBLE AGAIN! PLUS THIS KING CAN DO NO RIGHT! ITiiTiif.VilliIO TONIGHT and THIBSDAT CLARK GABLE, MYRNA LOT TOO HOT TO HANDLE" Excltlnal Romantic! Sizzling! Charlie Chase "Fiddlin Around" Funny Peppy Plenty Laughs Potato Fritters TON1TE and SATURDAY NITE Boneless Perch Served Dally INN TAVERN 419-7tb St.

Martin Koeck Jr, Prop. TONIGHT i a VJf A Menasha Menasha Elks have entered nine teams in the Elks' state tournament at Appleton. Approximately 350 teams have been entered and the Menasha date has been changed from April 5 to April 12, on the 7 o'clock shift. Lineups of the Menasha teams are as follows: Colonial Wonder Bar M. Wes-senberg, R.

Fahrbach, F. Shedgick, W. Pierce and H. Duerrwaechter, captain. Gilbert Paper Company J.

Muench, V. Suess, Gilbert, A. Hennig and E. Hasse, captain. Rippl Grocers E.

Ostertag, C. A. Hendy, W. Tuchscherer, D. Verwey, R.

Kellnhauser, captain. Gold Labels Dr. O'Keef D. Mayew, R. Hela, N.

Foley and A. Landig, captain. Bert and Ben's C. Oberweiser, R. Stilp, B.

Spilski, W. Fellner and B. Mericle, captain. Broadway Taverns C. Heck-rodt, E.

Hopkins, J. Youngson, W. Saecker and A. Gosz, captain. Shamrocks C.

Murphy, F. Hauser, M. Jeske, Dr. Stansney and E. Fahrbach, captain.

San Pedros A. Koser, W. Austin, H. Landgraf, T. Spalding and Dr.

Costello, captain. Lodge 676 D. Judd, P. Gazecki, J. Backes, J.

Johanson and C. Snyder, captain. TODAY IS DEADLINE FOR BIKE LICENSES Neenah Bicycle owners had just today to comply with the pro visions of the city bicycle ordinance. Starting tomorrow, those who have not procured a license and equipped their wheels in accordance with the measure will face arrest and prosecution, Chief of Police C. H.

Watts announced. Since the ordinance took effect recently, more than 400 bicycles have been licensed, after inspec tion by police to see that they were equipped with front light ar.d rear light or reflector. There are some bicycle owners, police stated, who have not as yet paid the 25 cent license fee. ADMITS VAGRANCY; PUT ON PROBATION Neenah Arrested on a charge of vagrancy, Howard Boreson was placed on probation for the period of six months when, he pleaded guilty Tuesday in the court of Jus tice of tht Peace L. O.

Cooke. Boreson was taken into custody by police Monday night. END ICE HARVEST MenaAha Menasha's sunrjlv of ice for consumption during the ensuing year was assured today when the Menasha Ice and Fuel Company completed the annual ice harvest on Lake Winnebago. A supply of ice of excellent quality and estimated at from 5,000 to 8,000 tons has been floated down the river from the Lake Winne-baeo ice fields and stored in the company's large storage houses on Paris street. Ynr InvHy ar "Kentucky" trained Ith dashing Warnrr Baxter! 10 1 ITT WAR Nil YOUNG-BAXTER WIFE, HUSBAND FRIEND vitft IINNtt lAltNES CESAR ROMERO AND Hrnry Fonda In a dramatic role tapping his great oie 1 1 'Frank lk LESLIE HOWARD With rh S-toill WENDY HIIIER In" rnrJ Phnw'a "PYGMALION" POTATO FRITTERS TONIGHT KING'S TAVERN Sixth and Nebraska Streets Sheephead Tournament CASH FRIZES! TONIGHT, 8:15 And Sunday Afternoon Everybody Welcome 1 CY'S CASINO 1308 Oregon Phone 2447 STARTS FRIDAY Vftfi BALL LirlTNII- SciEMi-f.

HAS BEE Pltdlo- RECtN-fly- rf probabi occur5 OMLy DUS-fy air. Today's Horoscope Those whose birthday is on this date have good cause to rejoice. The next year will be a busy and active one, full of happiness and steady progress, with a promotion in view. The child born today will bo highly intelligent, industrious, very persistent and intuitive. He or she will have organizing ability of a high order and will reap success in that field.

Orrc-Minute Test Answers 1. 1940. 2. No, it must stop, even though it seems to reverse and continue on its new course without 3. Neither.

He died at Valla-dolid, Spain, in 1506, leaving a will showing he left considerable wealth. COUNCIL IS EXPECTED TO APPROVE CHANGES IN PLANS FOR POOL Neenah The common council at its midmonth meeting Saturday night is expected to approve changes in the plans for the municipal swimming pool authorized by its committee on public improvements. The principal change in the plans is for enlarging of the recreation room of the pool building. The committee announced Tuesday that it had fixed an assessment of $1 a foot for installation of sewer laterals on Lorraine avenue and Jewell and Irene streets and had awarded a drain layer's license to Robert Ulrich. OLD COIN OWNED BY MENASHA MAN Menasha A silver coin 121 years old is a prized possession of Henry Kohler, 305 Third street.

The coin, a 25-cent piece, was is sued in the year 1818 and is still in an excellent state of preservation, with all of its marks of coinage little affected and indication that it has not been extensively circulated. TAKES OUT PAPERS Neenah Nomination papers were being circulated today for Daniel E. Driscoll, 664 Oak street, for alderman in the First ward. His entrance resulted in a three-way contest for the council seat to be relinquished by Alderman John Kunschke, who is not seeking reelection. Other candidates are Harvey G.

Nash and Hoyt McCrary. Botte Davis, Errol Flynn "THE SISTERS" and "The Koad to Reno' Come Down and Join in the Fun. Souvenirs for All! 1 Day Dance SAXIE SEIDEL Alice Moore (above), daughter of Alice Joyce and lom IWoore, both stars of the silent screen era, won a divorce in Los Angeles from Felix Knight, singer with whom she eloped in 1935. She charged desertion. School Administrators at Cleveland, O.

Mrs. Melvin Washburn of this city was elected worthy high priestess and Miss Dorothy Mason, also of Neenah, was named worthy chaplain of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem at a meeting in the Appleton Masonic temple this week. Open installation of the new officers of the shrine will be held on Monday evening, April 10. Local members of Phi Delta Kappa, professional education fraternity, will be among those attending a steak dinner at 6 p. m.

Thursday at the Copper Kettle restaurant, Appleton. The dinner will be followed by a general dis cussion on "Safety Education." Mrs. William Otis and Mrs. Olive Potter will be hostesses at a dessert bridge of Neenah East ern Star Bridge club next Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in Ma sonic temple. Mr.

and Mrs. George Sherman, Sherry street, left Tuesday for Palm Beach, where they will spend several weeks. AUTOMOBILE BADLY DAMAGED IN CRASH Neenah An automobile driven by Earl Tipler, Henry street, was extensively damaged Tuesday night when it was struck by an auto owned by Roman Schroeder, 518 South Lake street, and driven by Harry Schroeder, according to the report made the Neenah police. The report of the accident was made by Tipler. Police summoned Harry Schroeder to report at the police station at 5 clock this aft ernoon to give his version of the accident.

FORMER NEENAH MAN DIES IN CALIFORNIA Neenah George Jones, brother of Edgar Jones, East Wisconsin avenue, died Monday at the age of 37 years at Los Angeles, according to information received here. The deceased was born in Neenah and lived here until about six years ago when he went to the west. He is survived by two brothers, Edgar and Archie Jones, both of Neenah, and a sister, Mrs. Ben Rogers, also of this city. Funeral services and burial will take place at Los Angeles.

IPMW SK ATllJG Ye Sons and Daughters of Erin! Here's the day you look forward to and one you'll remember all year if you attend our Friday Evening, March 17, at iRsiieK'som -TONITE- PHONE OMRO 83 FOR RESERVATIONS Favors and Gifts More fun than we can tell you about WITH A GOOD OLD IRISH CORNED BEEF and CABBAGE DINNER So delicious It would have been a treat for Old St. Pat himself. Don't miss this (fay party, where fun will reiffn supreme. JITTERBUG CONTEST Come on, you jUterbups) Enter this contest and receive a cash prize, swing to the music of Joe Weis-helpl's Swing Band. Anyone can enter whether you're 14 or 40 years old.

CLUB RAULF "NOT ONLY GOOD, PRACTICALLY PERFECT!" Wisconsin's Smartest Nile Club jftfc irfc ai its iiLrdajUatljtL HOLLYWOOD GIVES IT AN ACADEMY AWARD 90 of the Critics Acclaim It One of the "10 Best Pictures of tbe Year." I Talk I 1 tmrrira! I A MASTERPIECE OF ENTERTAINMENT THAT WILL RANK WITH THE GREATEST OP ALL TIMES! ROLLER WHAT mnRf picture ever mad!" YtllAI DAMON Rl'NVON. CAN WE other film too have Z. fiw arm!" MAHCIA NI.FF, Motion 1'lrture Critic, Milwaukee Journal. ARMORY THURSDAY SUNDAY LADIES FREE St. Patrick's Party THURSDAY SHAMROCKS AND GREEN HATS FREE! "It fa the Arme of Clnrma per frrlion!" BUCK Motion f'irture Editor, Milwaukee Sentinel.

St. Patrick's FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL JUMBO SHKIMh 5c SKA CRABS OYSMK S1LW tit MEXICAN CHILI CON CARNE I Or Bir.Gr'SI DINNERS tOf PHONE 1062 3H MAIN STREE1 PUEPPKE'S BONELESS PERCH Vlth Potato Salad and If) "artar Sauce lUi COURT TAVERN TO Admission 15c a Person SUNDAY DODO RATCHMAN 61 CEATE STREET rnrnn nrj nmm waan aaa.