Hudsonville church news and local visits
Hudsonville reports Bro. Rowe preaching at Lamasco Sunday afternoon. Rev. Hugh Tomlinson of Birthaight failed to fill the WS appointment due to weather. Mr. and Mrs. Jones Richardson of Shypod and Mrs. J. J. Davis of Dallas were here briefly Monday. Health is good and farming activity continues with cotton chopping and oats near ready. Local visitors include George Mann and T. A. Russell household, Joe McVay and family, plus Mrs. CCW Bevans of Shawnee visiting relatives.
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Bro. Rowe
Lamasco
Hugh Tomlinson
Birthaight
Jones Richardson
Shypod
J. J. Davis
Dallas
George Mann
The
Carson Commmunity
Joe McVay
Commerce
Cc.w. Bevans
Shawnee
Ok- Sehoma
B. M. Hudson
Opal Miller
Drumright
Vacation amusements in Tupper Lake New York
Quadrilles Portland fancies and Virginia reels captivate visitors along with revived grandpa era amusements. Canoes, horseshoe pitching and quilting bees also prove popular with vacationists enjoying the region’s leisure offerings.
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Tupper Lake
N. Y
Portland
Mello-Glo Face Powder Ad Promises Velvety Skin
An old advertisement touts MELLO-GLO face powder for velvety skin and pore minimization. It claims smooth blending, long wear, and color approval by the U S government, offered by J W Peeler with promises of freshness and non drying effects.
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United States
J. W. Peeler
Community Upbuilding Requires More Investment and Unity
Irving Martin cites Stockton Record publisher Edson R. Waite urging continued funding and vigor for local projects. He supports small tax increases as sound, backing the chamber of commerce as the driver for planning and a constructive program with united action.
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Irving Martin
Stockton
Californiad Record
Chamber of Commerce
Eepress
Winch
Servier Clubs
Progrand
Chamber
Mtil
Colvin and Bro Neatly Arrange Bonham Grocery Store
Colvin and Bro grocers maintain one of the neatest and most complete stores in Bonham located next to Wells and Humphrey on South Main Street. Manager B U Culberson invites friends to visit and view the stock, offered at reasonable prices.
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Colvin & Bro
Bonham
Wells & Humphrey
South Mai Street
BU. H. Culberson
Recital by Miss Sallie Joe Carleton Pupils Delight Crowded Audience
Pupils presented two programs at 3:30 and 7:30 pm Friday in the Carl ton apartments studios. The setting featured pictures of musicians art works flowers and friends. Selections included Bach Mozart Beethoven Scarlatti Chopin Liszt and Grieg performed by Mary Bland Smith Betty Gray Saunders Mary Ann Peterson Elizabeth Kincaid and others. Certificates were awarded to Margaret Marston and others for completing cultural music courses.
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Carlton Apartments
Margaret Marston
Margaret
Art Publication Society of
St. Louis
Betty Gray Saunders
Mary Bland Smith
John Sebastian Bach
Eugenia Ann Golh
Mary Ann Peterson
Carey Kerns
Mrs
A. M. Virgib
Agenta Ann Goin
Geo. F. Hamer
G .Beethoven
Jennie V. Abernathy
Stephen C. Foster
Charles Goin
Heller Nichols
Anna Priscilla Risser
Ruth Mowrey
Geo. Egeling
Elizabeth Kincaid
Scarmolind “Mutuet
Some Henr'ques
Charles Lysberg
Mary Ann Saunders
Domenico Scarlatti
Rudolph Frim
Paul Bliss
Eliza Kincaid
Ethelbert Nevin
Michuet
Beethoven
Mary Bradford
Yano
Chopin
Barcarolle
Tates of Hoffman
cOl Senbachi
Allied dry groups plan drive from 101 to 1932 conventions
Allied dry groups launch a coordinated campaign aimed at influencing policy through conventions spanning 101 to 1932. The movement seeks new support structures and unified messaging across regions to advance prohibition goals.
Died Sunday Morning at Home A C Peterson
A C Peterson died Sunday morning at his home in this city after a months long illness. The funeral was held at 2:30 p m at the residence with Rev Smith and Rev Warner assisting. Interment followed at Willow Wild cemetery. Surviving are a daughter Mary Ann, a sister Mrs Mary Pyle, a son and three adopted children, and several grandchildren. He was born in Tennessee April 6 1854 and moved to Texas at eighteen settling in Fannin county. He was a blacksmith by trade and remained active in business until ill health forced retirement.
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A. ©. Peterson
Rev. Smith
First Baptist Church
Warner
First Presbyterian Church
Mm Willow Wild Cemetery
Gev. Anderson
John Peterson
Ralph Shipley
T. M. Sheppard
Harris Keene
Ernest Keene
W. P. Owens
J. K. Platt
Sim Kennedy
W. A. Peters
T. J. Clotfelter
Joe Keene
Do. A. Wheeler
A. 2B. Kenedy
Mr. Peterson
Tennessee
Texas
Fannin County
W. A. Ewing
Emma Jane Reston
Sherman
John Ll. Peterson
R. F. Dunham
Duran
Peterson
Mellon Faces Deficit Surge Amid Market Pressure
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes deficit estimates rising by more than 50 million dollars daily, creating a pivotal chance for Andrew Mellon to demonstrate his financial management, with emphasis on Hamilton era style solutions.
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Andrew Mellon
Hamilton
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hail Damage Strikes Wide Norfolk Area
Severe hailstorms swept across a large Norfolk Virginia area damaging roofs waylights autos and vegetation. Eyewitnesses reported hailstones large as hens eggs piercing structures and injuring crops trees and shrubs over several hundred square miles.
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Norfolk
Protons Electrons and Photons in Human Equality Debate
A science minded man asserts that mankind is defined by basic particles and energy. The Louisville Courier Journal frames this as scientific confirmation of the American belief that all men are born equal.
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Scelence
Louisville Courier- Journal
March Expenditures Show 107 Percent Rise Over 1930
Building expenditures in March jumped to an estimated 107 percent of the level seen in March 1930, indicating strong year over year growth in construction activity.
Pros Beginning to Get Control of the Conventions
Organization of a nation wide prohibition campaign is under way to keep both major parties dry in 1932. Prohibition Director Woodcock plans a winning enforcement program with education and big operator traps as key tactics. A speakers tour by Borah Sheppard Pinchot and McAdoo is scheduled to rally support and pledges reach toward a million voters.
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Washington
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Woodcock
Prohibition Bureau
Prohibition
Promition
Borah
Idaho
Sheppard
Dem
Texas
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
William Gibbs McAdoo
the Treasury
Houston gambler bears four sevens versus four eights
A Houston man holding four sevens in stud poker believed the pot his, then discovered a second pair and, penniless, borrowed $500 from a friend promising $50 interest. He returned to bet the sum only to face four eights, and police advised him to endure the loss with a grim resolve.
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Houston
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A. Englander CO
MAX Hermer CO
Hudsonville
Edson R. Waite
Colvin & Bro. Tiave
Sallie
Joe Carlton
Westinghouse Electric Iron
Westinghouse Streamline
Texas Power & Light Company
A. C. Peterson
This City
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Hklogys
Joe McClusky
Fordham University
New York
Philadelphia
McClusky
Ajbe_bey
Piccard
Griy
Soucek
SCA Llavel
Charles Kipfeer
Prof PrecaRd
August Piccard
Charles Kipfer
Bess
Kipfer
Apollo Soucek
Hawthorns C. Gray
U. S. Army
Gray
DAILY
RK. & ML Tire Company
S. E. Carney Square
Crazy Water
Mineral Wells
America
Crazy Water Hotel Company
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