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Dec. 4, 1935
LAUREL - Better get your tickets right away if you expect to see Hold That Line Jimmy the Junior class play which is to be presented Tuesday at the Laurel theatre. The play is a comedy-drama in three acts.
The cast has been selected with care and has been rehearsing faithfully and a finished production that will measure up to the high standard of past plays is promised.
Come out for an evening of fun and entertainment.
Following is the cast of characters and the business organization of the play: Jimmy Graham ——— Neal Felber Jerry Travis ——— Bill Roper Chubby Connors ——— Frank Lipp Jasper Allen ——— Dean Jeffrey Shirley Allen ——— Eva Malcom Marjie Winston ——— LaVerne Soderberg Flossie ——— Maxine Lindberg Arabella Washington ——— Elsie Franzen The Stage Committee consists of Douglas Harrington chairman, Dale Urwiler, James Lesman.
The Light Committee Eldon Larson, Wayne Anderson.
The Property committee Alethea McManus chairman, Katheryn Wickett, Norma Bohlken and Dorothy Wendell.
The Business committee Loyal Hellwig chairman, Clarence Johnsen and Dean Sutherland.
The Book-Holders committee Lillian Larsen, Lucille Kavanaugh.
Dec. 4, 1935
LAUREL - A large and enthusiastic crowd gathered in Laurel Saturday afternoon to hear Governor R. L. Cochran and other speakers and to witness the ceremonies in the dedication of the new paving on Highway No. 20 through this city.
The weather man was kind in sending smiling skies for the occasion although it was wet and sloppy under foot.
The afternoon program opened shortly after three o’clock when the famous Monahan Post band of Sioux City, preceded by the colors of the American Legion post of this city, escorted the governor and speakers to the scene of the program at the west end of main street where Mayor Dr.
R. P. Carroll gave the address of welcome and presented the Hon.
W. H. O Gara who introduced the various speakers.
Besides Governor Cochran, state engineer Tilley, district engineer Martin and project engineer M. S.
Dodd were introduced and spoke briefly.
Others on the program were Mayor Hayes of Sioux City and Chas. Peasinger of Randolph representing Highway No. 20 Assn.
At the close of the speaking Gov. Cochran and little Alice Jean Wickett proceeded with the dedication of the highway, Alice Jean cutting the ribbons while the governor pronounced the hope that the highway would be used safely and sanely for the good of humanity.
The banquet in the evening was served at the Catholic church by the ladies of the church. It was largely attended by business men of the city and delegations from towns along the highway.
