Scienceville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

 - Class of 1935

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ESCIENCEVILLE REFLECTOR- FLASH! Toronto, Canada! Yesterday the cups, ribbons, medals, and etc., were awarded the winners of the Olympic Games. George Jackson won the dis- cus throw, beating last yearls champ by ten feet. Marie Hitter walked away With the honors for Womenls High Diving, while Minnie Balthes reached the water mark three seconds before ten other lassies who were trying for the speed- swimming record. In the tennis finals, one of the best games I have ever wit- nessed, Jean Yurchison was defeated by Margaret Wallace. Many famous persons were present at the Olympic Games among others was Lester Brownlee, best dressed man of Hollywood who is being seen places with the popular New York deb, MiSs Ann Busin. Many women noticed her new coif- fure created by Mme. Anna Pinchot of France. Dallas, Texas! Sidney Chasanov, owner of Blue Front Chain Store? is backing a football team which will enter the world football series. Their coach. Kenneth Johnson, says they expect to win nine games out of every ten. FLASH! Atlanta! A new program will be heard over W. S. C. Sarah Clark, manufacturer of women,s hose is sponsoring a program on which Mary Long and Nellie Nester, two members of the Phil-Mar-Nel Trio will entertain with their own arrangements of some of the latest songs. Raymond Rowles, who recently won an award for perfect diction, will be their announcer. San Francisco! Jack Tooillls famous stamp collection will be on display at the Metropolitan Art Gallery for three days beginning Tuesday. Also James Thompsonls new picture that he has just completed is being sent from Russia and will also be on display. Kansas City! Mr. Ollie Satterwhite and his wife the former Miss Bessie Bivines, have just won the Pinochle Title from the former champs, Mr. James Lewis and his wife, the former Miss Juanita Walton. They Will be presented with a cup at a banquet held in their honor next Thursday evening. FLASH! Washington! The appointment of Charles Deterding, Jr., of Youngstown, Ohio, as rear-admiral and the selection of Professor Andrew Tavo- lario of Yale as a member of the President's Brain Trust has just been made public. FLASH! Reno! Renols leading woman lawyer, Eugenia Larson, is victor- ious again over her bitter opponent, Edward Matlock, in the divorce case of Helen Moscz Pannunzio and her ex-husband, Louie Pannunzio. Miss Moscz will join the other two gay divorcees, Miss Viola Maxim and Miss Lucille Skirkavich, in Italy for the Winter. Denver! At the National Convention of the Womenls Federated Club, Miss Alice Wylam was selected as President for the coming year. The outstanding features of the meetings were the lectures delivered by Dr. Doris Welker, head of the Department of Foreign Languages of the University of Harvard. Also Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Traenkle tnee Marion Wheelerl who have just returned from an extensive European tour where they have been representing the W. C. T. U., were the guests of honor at the banquet which marked the close of the conven- tion. Your announcers Eugenia Larson and Dolores Black, who have given you the news of the week, are now bidding yOu good night. Station 5. H. S. signing off. This page sponsored by WELKEIVS THORN HILL DAIRY. 1997 Landsa'owne Blvd. twenIy-llaree

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ESCIENCEVILLE REFLECTORE- Already a big crowd is gathering here for the Air Races next week. In the women,s race we are placing our bet on Pauline Crawford, the Red-headed Aviatrix . We are also confident that John Hesch will fly off with the first honors in the fancy stunt flying for men. New York! Tolly Mae Huey, a newspaper reporter, tells us that Senator Oscar Williams will leave for Washington with his private secretary, Susan Fleischer, immediately after a banquet given by Carl Lipuscheg, world-famed engineer, in honor of Jack Kraysets, famous African explorer. Mr. Kraysets will leave for Africa tomorrow on board the Good Ship Lollypop whose captain is Don E. Miller. FLASH! Cleveland! Lilly Gay Lawhorn and her famous Girlsl Glee Club will appear at the Metropolitan Opera House next week. Maggie Mack and Bernice Gayles are the duet pianists. Virginia Irby, an opera singer of some note, is also with them. Their next stop will be Buffalo. Also the Palace Theatre in Cleveland is featuring an excellent program this week. Heading the bill are: Howard Sarver and Vernell Hulbert, successors to the Burns and Allen team. Mildred Hill, the incomparable toe dancer, who has just returned from London. Sport Butler, Americals leading tap dancer. John LeCote, the crooning star of W. V. K. S. It will be a great show folks, don,t miss it. FLASH! St. Louis! Harold Wilson, ace cartoonist, has just offered Carl Longstreet, a hobo, fifty thousand dollars to use Carlls looks and character in .1 comic strip. Carl refused to do so, but recommended John Lubonovic. FLASH! Paris! The war of the women is on; that is who shall be pro- claimed the best dressed woman of the year. Elma Louise Watt, the well-known dress designer favors Miss Nellie Murdock of Boston; but Madam Rose Oreco, a Paris Courtourier, has acclaimed Miss Dolores Black of Manhattan. Time will tell! Also in Washington, another battle is who will receive the title of uLead- ing Social Lady? Miss Mable V. Gordon of Oklahoma, now the wife of the Oil King is running neck and neck with Mardelle Stere the new bride of the multi-millionaire of Brooklyn; while Margaret OlNeil Vanderbilt III holds her place with the upper ten. Back to Chicago! Last night Donald McGarry, Public Enemy No. 1, was caught by Clayton Helsel, the policeman who was on duty when Don-the-Daring entered John Zakuls Beer and Light Wines establishment and started shooting. at the patrons there. Clayton Helsel will now be promoted to the patrol service. FLASH! Massillon! Thomas Hallman was appointed the supervising doc- tor of the psychopathic ward of the Massillon Insane Asylum. He Will leave from Youngstown, the first of next week with his favorite nurse, Thelma Jack- son, to take up this new position. Philadelphia! Orville Washington, manager of the famous girlsl baseball team will bring his team here to play next Sunday. Five thousand tickets have been sold to see that Home-Run-Queen, Chaney Howard, who is with the team. This page sponsored by THE VAHEY-MARSH-Woons Co. Everything for the Automobilell twenty-lwo



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