The Lake Geneva Regional News from Lake Geneva, Wisconsin • 13

Thursday, April 25, 1935 THE REGIONAL NEWS PAGE THIRTEEN B2 py to be there once more. She and Philip become fully reconciled, and even the matter of the babys name is settled before the curtain falls to terminate a critical fortnight in the life of Ellen McMurray Lansdale. Boat Companies Held To Rulings of Leases (Continued From Page t) the attempt to operate the speed boats of three companies from one pier, but the building and dock commission ruled that the leases must stand as they were issued, and that the companies must live up to the leases. The council heard from each of the boatmen and then referred the matter to the commission. J.

C. Harper, chairman of the commission, stated the opinion of the commission, and pointed out that the only harmonious way possible could be attained under the terms of the lease, and ruled that the leases would not be altered and that the companies would have to comply with the leases. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 28 27 In Our Modern Meat Departments IPoft Roast Mealy Chuck Cut Dellciou cooked with vegetables Shoulder Roast of Beef 19c lb. Beef Shoulder Steak o-o-o o-o-o 2lib. IPoirk Eoasl County Planning Council Formed For This County (Continued From Page 1) Mr.

Albers spoke in detail of what the organization could do and promised the assistance of the State Planning Board. Mr. R. Young, Darien, explained the attitude of the Park Board and welcomed the formation such an organization to help them in their work. Mr.

James G. Allen, Lake Geneva, also spoke favorably of the assistance such an organization can render the Park Board. Mr. H. L.

Krueger, Lake Geneva read a letter from Mr. Jacob Crane of the National Resources Board in which he offered federal and state financial aid. The chairman suggested a list of officers comprising a president, vice-president, executive secretary and two executive committeemen. General discussion ensued as to whether or not these officers should be permanent or temporary and was decided by an aye vote that they be temporary, except the executive secretary which was decided would be a permanent Paving Work Is Started on Main Street Tuesday (Continued From Page 1) as well as storm sewers and drainage will be installed first, along both sides of the street. When that work is completed, the actual repaving will be started.

SHOULDER Short Cut, Tender, Flevory Pork Roast Boand Boa Cut Pork Steaks Serve wttti baked tomatoo Boneless Brisket of Corned Beef 2lcib. 231Alb. 27c lb. Delloateeeen Specials Fresh Summer Sausage wittmuno-s Fresh Liver Sausage wittuuno-s Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Green Beans Fancy Quality Green Peas Fancy California ASpQY S0US Extra Fancy California 2k Tomatoes Fancy Florida 10 Carrots OoodTli bunch, bunch 5c Rhubarb Strawberry lb. 5 Bananas Scientifically ripened 5 2lc lb.

25c lb. ib. ioc, ib. 10 The National Reemployment Service at Elkhorn, Wisconsin reports that the paving projects Broad and Main streets Lake Geneva, which started Tuesday, is expected to employ 100 men for a period of two months. Private employment has been increased during the past month, but due to a lack of active farm hands applications we have been unable to fill many of the requests we have had from farmers in the county.

Single men wanting farm jobs, are asked to call at this office. National Reemployment Service. IT'S SALERNO COOKIE WEEK AT NATIONAL Salem oMes Traffic will probably be blocked out of Main street the latter part of this week. Although no definite ruling has yet been made, it will probably be routed north to Geneva street and back to Board street. Class Play To Be Presented Monday Night (Continued From Page 1) the memory of Grandfather Mc-Murray, It sounds dreadful messy manual labor, I suppose.

Well, the nearest that any member of the Lansdale family ever came to that was to lift the gavel on the bench of the Supreme Court. Among many causes of friction there is an argument over a name for the six-weeks -old baby. Aunt Deborah announces that she and the babys father, Philip (Everett Boutelle), have decided to call the child Vivien St. Clair. Angered, Ellen insists hotly that she is going to name her own child herself Joshua McMurray, for his greatgrandfather.

Both of these names amuse Ellens friends, Beatrice Bardin (Mardelle Lenon) and Bob Scott, her fiance (Robert Fitzpatrick), who drop In one afternoon to tell about plans for a Fourth of July celebration, an annual village event. Bob, who Is studying medicine to take up the practice of his father, (Adam Rome), family physician for years to the McMurrays, delivers ice during the summer. He candidly states that he expects to win the Handsomest Ice Mans contest. And the Nurse That same evening, Ellen, who as usual is denied the privilege of putting her baby to bed, refuses to play bridge with Philip, Aunt Deborah and Miss Griswold, the super-antiseptic nurse (Norma ONeill), declares that the only proper way to bring up babies is to separate them entirely from their parents. Injury is piled upon injury for Ellen.

Miss Quick (Frances Schryver), local librarian, a gossipy pest, intimates that Mc-Murraysville, never having been permitted to see the McMurray infant, believes him to be defective; Philip has thoroughly assumed El-len would meekly sign over her third interest in the iron works in order that he might sell out and thus be able to move east to a large city, where his aunt prefers to live; and Philip has also sneered at the idea of going to the town hall meeting where plans are to be made for the big celebration. Hurt and angry, Ellen goes alone to the meeting and three hours later returns with her friends, Bee and Bob. As he had predicted, Bob was elected Handsomest Ice Man to -rule over the forthcoming carnival. Miss Lansdale grows sarcastic: Im more than flattered to be entertaining royalty. So you are to be a king Well, well And, who, may I ask, is to be queen? To her and Phil-j ips immense astonishment Ellen, displaying a ribbon labeled Miss McMurraysville, says defiantly: I Goaded beyond endurance, Ellen leaves home to stay for two weeks with Bee.

Aunt Deborah dismisses old Dr. Scott and in his place engages Dr. Topping-Sill (Alvin West), a conceited, flashy young physician posing as a child-specialist. And Even Twins On the night of the Fourth Philip is remorseful over having permitted his aunt to usurp Ellens place. He listens wistfully to the enthusiastic accounts given by Libby, the servant (Helen Anderson), of the afternoons parade in which Ellen appeared on a float.

Ellen, he learns, has had daily secret reports from Libby about the baby, who tonight seems fretful. In the midst of Philips con-cern over the babys condition, Aunt Deborah receives a special delivery letter frofti Philips cousins, the Van Dusens, who announce the birth of twins. Before Aunt Deborah has quite decided to sally forth to the twins to see that they get proper care, Miss Griswold reports that the McMurray infant is suffering from acute colic. Dr. Topping-SUl, at the grand ball, is too muqh submerged in a good time to go out on a call.

This Libby learns by phoning his nurse. Dr. Scott is summoned to take charge again, this time with the help of the favorite practical nurse of the village, Aunt Abbie Green, colored (Marita Butts). Libby comes to the rescue, too, with a can of mustard and a dish pan. All this, of course.

Is too much for the two dragoriS, Aunt Deborah and Miss Griswold: they both declare they leaving and no one tries to dissuade them. Ellen, brought home from the dance by kindly Dr. Scott, is hap-V of Geo Kenning, 'Son of Former Resident Honored at St. Mary9s College George Kenning, son of Mr. and Mrs.

George Kenning of Janesville senior at St. Marys college, Winona, was recently select-' ed for the Whos Who among students in American and universities. Mr. Kenning is a nephew of George Massey of this city and his mother was formerly Emily Massey, who was born and raised here in Lake GeneVa. He has successfully met all the rigid requirements for this position.

He will graduate from St. Marys in June. Among the outstanding achievements in scholastic and athletic activities won by Kenning were the following: Freshmen, secre tary of class, feature writer for school paper, varsity hockey squad member; sophomore, feature writer for school paper, varsity hockey member; junior, publicity manager for junior prom, Cardinal club, student council, president -of Classical club, editor-in-chief of school paper, medal award in base ball; senior, editor of school paper, president of student council, president of senior class, general chairman of senior ball, Cardinal club, varsity football and tennis, medal award in basketball and baseball. ChocototaCrew Milk Choc. CacaanatCmL, Cocoanat Sir, Choc.

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