Shows for Week at Dean Theatre
Sunday and Monday Lloyd Nolan and Dorothy Lamour star in St Louis Blues a diverting musical romance with a showboat setting Wednesday and Thursday The Marx Bros and Annie Miller in Room Service Friday and Saturday Grace Fields Mary Maguire in Smiling Along and Charles Starrett in Colorado Trail
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Lloyd Nolan
Croothy Lamour
St Louis
Dorothy
Lamour
Nolan
The
Marx Bros
Annie Miller
Room Service
Anne Miller
Grace Fields
Mary Maguire
Charles Starett
Markers to honor two Revolutionary War soldiers in Georgia
A marker for James Walker will be unveiled Sunday at two o'clock p.m. twelve miles south of Thomaston on Highway No. 8. Immediately after, a marker for John Williams will be unveiled in Crawford County on Highway No. 22 between Roberta and the No. 3 junction near Walter White's home. Descendants are expected, with John Houston Chapter D A R in charge.
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James Walker
Thomaston
John Williams
Crawford County
Roberta
Walter White
John Houston
A. R
Austria Honors War Horses With Medals and Oats Reward
Austria to decorate all horses that served in World War I with a medallion and award 100 pounds of oats each from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The plan honors animal service and provides animal care support after the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Schley County Weather Coincidence May Rain June Seventeenth
ENayille Ga June 17 Schley County residents await renewal of the weather coincidence linked to June 17 rain. The tale traces to Ellaville pioneer L B Tondee who recalled rain every June 17 for 46 years, with notable hail storms in 1902 and 1918 and droughts broken by this date.
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Enayille
Schley
L. B.tondee
Ellaville
Schley Countian
ant/laville
Tondee
Ate Pioneer
Gainesville couple held in death of wife's mother
Gainesville Ga June 16 Mr and Mrs M E B Adams Gainesville residents were jailed to await action by the July term grand jury in the death of Mrs Julia Ann Bailey 81 whose body was found at her home. A coroner jury ruled death by unknown parties and recommended separate custody. Coroner J B Vickers charged conspiracy. Bailey had been dead over two days and autopsy suggested nonnatural death. The coroner's jury adjourned after a preliminary session. Peace officers assisted and Solicitor General G F Kelsey joined the investigation.
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Gainesville
M. EB. Adams
Hall County
Adams
Julia Ann Bailey
Southern Wine Co Buys Blackberries From Ga Farmers
Cordele Georgia June 16 Blackberry money is evident as the Southern Wine Co has bought about 80 000 pounds of berries at three cents per pound and received an order for 100 000 gallons of blackberry wine. Tim Arvaniti reports optimistic growth and plans to expand the plant to handle a projected 200 000 gallons this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
Corcele
Southern Wine Co
Southern Wine Company
Georgia
Tim Arvaniti
Arvaniti
Twenty Boy Patrolmen Leave on Ten Day East Trip
Atlanta June 19 Georgia's 20 outstanding schoolboy patrolmen will leave Atlanta Friday for a ten day eastern trip covering Richmond Washington and New York World's Fair. Three state patrolmen accompany the group on the 1 500 mile journey sponsored by W L Moore and the Georgia department of public safety. The 20 boys chosen from 2 000 based on safety letters to Gov Rivers will be hosted by Moore June 21 when one receives the distinguished service medal. Meanwhile 100 other patrolmen will visit Atlanta for a three day encampment at Piedmont Park as part of the Legion convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Richmond
Washington
New York
W. L. Moore
Georgia Department of Public Safety
Ingredients of a Haggis Dish Outline
The haggis uses chopped sheep hearts and livers mixed with onions and herbs. The mixture is boiled in a lambs stomach to form the traditional dish.
Beauty Hints for Summer Make Up and Care
The article advises a natural summer look with minimal makeup. Emphasize healthy skin, sun warmth, and free hair while trimming rouge and powder. Groom eyebrows, use lash care with Karlene oil dressing, and employ a heat-free eyelash curler for a wide starry-eyed effect. Choose a clear warm-toned lip stick and apply lightly to accent eyes and lips.
Editor Jere Moore Hurt In New York Wreck
In New York City on June 16 editor Jere Moore Georgia World's Fair Commission director is hospitalized with a serious cut after his car collided with a vehicle driven on the wrong side. Passengers including Mrs Moore, Richard C Job, and Mrs J B Stoddard were shaken but uninjured. Gov Rivers and other Georgia figures rushed to his bedside as the party continues to showcase Georgia at the fair. Georgia band events planned for a return welcome at Terminal Station. New York press coverage praises Georgia's display.
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New York
Jeré More
Georgia
S the Adjutant General
Sixty
Eighth’ Street
Moore
Fairgrounds
Lenox Hill Hospital
Georgia Party
Rivers
New Georgia Public Forums Map New 1939 40 Program
Georgia Public Forums, in Atlanta, continues work on the 1939 40 program after the June 15 fiscal year close. Miss Emily Woodward, director, announces headquarters at the Georgia Event and junior college. Amid summer camp sessions at Lake Jackson, leaders from Future Farmers of America and state education officials conduct weekly forums in July and August.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Emily, Woodward
Georgia Event and Junior College
Georgia State Public Forums
M” de Mobley
T.G. Walters
Future Farmers of ‘America
Lake Jackson
Columbus Ball Players Hurt In Bus Crash
Three Columbus Georgia ball players sustained minor injuries and 13 others were shaken when their chartered Sally League bus overturned near Fairburn while en route to Greenville South Carolina. Injured were Roland Van State Joe Cusick and Walker Schueibaum with shoulder finger and bruises, with one taken to Ft. McPherson hospital and another to Grady hospital. The team planned to join an auxiliary bus and play Monday night in Greenville.
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Fairburn
Columbus
Greenville
S. C
Clay Hopper
Roland van State
California
Joe Cusick
Providence
R. I
Walker Schueibaum
Illinois
Ft. McPherson
Grady
South Carolina
Hooper
Atlanta
Ball Club
Hopper-said- Columbus
Sally League
St. Louis Cardinals
County consolidation attacked by Ellis Arnall in Savannah
Attorney General Ellis Arnall warned Georgia county officers that consolidation of small counties is a fallacy and would not reduce costs. He argued counties remain essential, noting many residents travel long distances to county seats and that taxes reflect sound county management, not mere size.
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Savannah
Georgia
Georgia, Association of County Officers and Peace
Arnall
General Assembly
Franklin County
Court House
Talbotton Youth Bert Smith Killed In Auto Wreck
Talbotton Ga June 18 a 19 year old Bert Smith of Woodland son of Mrs Nellie B Smith tax receiver died four hours after the wreck at the Manchester hospital Preston Braddy nephew of a peach grower of Woodland was rushed to a Columbus hospital for treatment of a badly crushed arm The two young men were filing in a truck which collided with a automobile containing a group of young people none believed seriously injured
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Talbotton
Maxchester
Talbotton Road
Bert Smith
Woodland
Nellie B. Smith
Taltot
Manchester
Preston’ Braddy
Woodlang
Columbus
Filing
Farmer Moore killed in Alto County car crash
Gainesville Ga June 18 67 year old farmer Moore of near Alto is reported killed almost instantly when struck by a truck at Piedmont highway. T Connelly of East Point listed as driver. Moore left his wife and family following the fatal incident as reports indicate.
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Gainesville
Aie Moore
nearcAlto
Piedmont High Alto
State Pat
Ioc
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Upson Co. D, AR
Les
Payne's Warehouse
Butler, Georgia
Schley Co
Chevrolet
Taylor County Motor Company
Reynolds, Georgia
Beauty
Jane Heath
Jere Moore
New York City
uFair
Commission
Yalolt
Ellis Arnold
Farmer
Atlantan
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