The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 2

PAGE EIGHT THE ESCANABA DAILY PRESS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1929 Escanaba Teachers Taking Prominent i Part in Meetings Escanaba teaoner? will a prominent part the meetings; of the Michigan Kducation Association, seventh district, here on; Friday. Mrs. A. C. Peterson will be chairman of the I division to bp held at the! city hall at 2 Friday after- noon.

At the commercial section meeting to be held at the high school at 9:30 o'clock Friday, morning. Margaret C. will be chairman. Mrs. L.

C. Walker will talk on of, the Business School to the High Svhool Commercial Dorothy Rose will be In chargil of the rat ion class, showing character education through i dramatization. At the grammar school section meeting, Miss hthel Barth, principal of the Jefferson school, will be the chairman Children to Study will be the subject of a paper by Bernice Firkus. sixth grade teacher of the! Washington school. Miss Agnes Kderer.

fifth grade teachfr at the Jefferson school will give a demonstration lesson in geography, R. C. Shaw, head of the manual arts department of the Ksca- naba high school, will preside at the manual arts and industrial educational meeting to be at the high school auditorium at 9: 30 a. m. The mathematics section meeting at the Klks Temple at 9:30 a.

m. be In charge of Kd- ward E. Edick, head of the mathematics department. Miss Aoma B. Irons will speak on Student Press in Plane Geometry." Drill Work in Arithmetic tferaonatratlon at rural education meeting will be in charge of Florence M.

Flach, training teacher of Delta county nor- nud, 4-H CLUBS AT POTATO SHOW Special Prizes Will Be Offered to Boys and Girls Potato growing as a 4-H club and Smith Hughes school undertaking ranks first in the crops projects program of Michigan State college extension forces. In order to stimulate greater interest in these projects, and with a view to improvement in the quality of upper peninsula potatoes, the directors of the Upper Peninsula Potato association have authorized very liberal prizes in these departments at the first annual Cpper Peninsula Potato Show The show will be held in the new exhibition building, state fair grounds, Escanaba, October 23, 24 and 25. Boy and girl members of 4-H clubs have an exceptionally good opportunity to win money at this show. Each club which consists of fixe exhibitors wi'l have a chance to sweeten its finances. Seven prizes are offered to the clubs having the best exhibit, ranging from $10 first prize to $2 seventh prize.

Each club individual can win b.Vj bringing a sample of sufficient merit, $3 for first prize. $2 for second. $1 for third, und 50 cents for other winners In addition to this the club members may exhibit in the open class for clubs in both late and early varieties. First in the late class will win $10, and there are ten other prizes. First in the all-other variety class will receive $5.

with three other prizes given. Another class is open only to Smlth-Hughes students. The money is divided the same as for the open AMUSEMENTS AT THK DELFT. The Marx popular stage hit, will be shown at the Delft again today. Never before has anything like been transferred to the screen.

Here, at last, is real dancing, glorious the same brilliant features that one would see had he paid $6.60 for a seat at the Broadway stage showing of this popular Marx sensation. Groucho Marx, the talkative member of the delightful quartette, a side-splitting Jester; Har- po, with his dumb show, his expressive pantomime and his inspiring harp playing; Chico, with his inane antics, and Zeppo. the foil for his madness, keep the house rocking with glee. Beautiful melodies from Irving Berlin start you humming. The theme song.

My club class. Both Smith-Hughes and 4-H clubs will have judging contests of their own. The winning school and club will receive a silver loving cup given by Mr. and Mrs. George E.

Bishop, Marquette, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Newton. Sault Ste.

Marie. There will also be three cash prizes for high Individuals. Dreams Come is a catchy, romantic tune that strikes a lilting chord in the heart. Mary Platon, the scintillating: blond Zlegfeld star, and Oscar Shaw, her partner In the great musical comedy success, Five O'Clock are splendid in the romantic leads and the chorus numbers are snappy, marvelously photographed and perfectly performed. AT THK STRAND.

Many Murnau touches are seen in the Fox Film, "The Woman from now at the Strand, and. rather than stamping them as plaglaristic, the man who directed and Dally Wttl be pleased. For the youthful A. F. Erickson, who directed "The Woman from Is a tege of having acted as his chief assistant during the making of the Murnau epics.

"The Woman from is an adaptation of the stage play by George Scarborough, Jaime Del Rio and Lois Leeson. Mary Astor plays the leading role, that of a girl who is the for an amusement concession at a seaside resort known as Robert Armstrong and Roy head the supporting cast, which includes Dean Jagger, a recent recruit from the stage; May Boley, of musical comedy fame; James Bradbury, and Roy PICKS BUREAU COMMITTEE President Harder Makes Announcement of Appointments George N. Harder, Wells, president of the Upper Peninsula Development Bureau, has announced the personnel of bureau committees who will serve during the current year, as follows: State Fair A. Munro, Munising, chairman; E. G.

Amos, Blanev; J. G. Wells, Marquette; G. W. Putnam, Chatham; J.

T. Nachazel, Houghton; J. Byrns, Escanaba; O. E. Bishop, Marquette.

A. Hamar, Chassell, chairman; C. A. Wheelock, Sault Ste. Marie; W.

H. Needham. Escanaba; E. G. Amos, Blaney; Frank Vandenboom, Marquette; August Wallen, Ewen; G.

Leslie Bousehor. Manistlque. Harold Earle, chairman; R. P. Zinn, Ironwood; G.

W. McCormick, Menominee; E. A. Hamar, Chassell; M. J.

Fox. Iron Mountain; J. S. Weidman, Trout Creek; John M. Bush, Negaunee.

M. Bush, Negaunee. chairman; M. J. Fox.

Iron Mountain; E. Smith, Mohawk; C. E. Lawrence, Caspian; J. S.

Weidman, Trout Creek; Frank Spear, Marquette. Tourist Advertising John P. Norton, chairman; G. Harold Earle, Hermansville; A. R.

Highstone, St. Ignace; C. C. Cowpland, Ishpem- lng; E. S.

Klngsford, Iron Moun tain; C. A. Heckathorne, Munising. The yearly program of the Upper Peninsula Development Bureau Is largely guided by the reports and recommendations of Its committees. The latter play a large part in the conduct of bureau affairs, usually making their recommendations on matters within their jurisdiction at the yearly January meeting of the officers and directors.

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