Notice of business location change and community program
Notice to the public states the business has moved from City Bar bee Bop to Palace Harbor Shop and welcomes customers at the new location beside Corner Drug Bore. A Epworth League program on The Holy Spirit covers topics from the Creed with leaders and scripture references. Lost dog notice seeks its return with a reward. description includes black and tan colors and a collar inscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Harbor
Epworth League
John Leader
Nelda Cormany
Andreenen
Leroy Simmons
Pivlma Neel
Vinlin Solo
Sint Mottatt
Tan Thant
Min Reidlen
Gillhat Sud Mountain Norchwrst
Clifton
Will Shildren
Siedeha M. Mector
Meridian College graduate dies in freight train fall
Ray King, 20 or 21, a Meridian College graduate from Hamlin, died after falling from a freight train near Abe Katy just outside Meridian late Tuesday. He was active in sports and worked his way through school, earning respect as a diligent, cheerful student. Police and local officials are investigating details, as friends and family mourn the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preetan Herabenle
Ray King
Abe Katy
Margen
Meridian College
Sri
Pasdindad
King
T¢He
For Sale Land Block Northwest Edge of Odf ton
Fragmented notice offers a land block for sale at a bargain. Mentions TV Prather Chittony Tenax and a June 14 departure for Houston. References a review Dunning AgesFMW Af movie and a special residency in Theory and Harmony. Mentions piano teaching at a summer decision of Ocea Ploumos Grist and Snood of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odfton
Prather
Chittony Tenax
Houston
Warp
Ocea Ploumos
Grist
Snood
Clifton College Commencement Opens With Alumni Events
The May commencement week at Clifton College featured a Monday opening with the Callagr Ovebentnn leadership in a public program. Alumni Days included a notable baseball game, a class address by Ervin P. Christenson, and a detailed commencement program at the Lutheran church. The Academy Senior Class performed Cranberry Corners, and Rev Fretheim gave the commencement address. Decoration Day services closed the week with cemetery tributes by the Legion and Son's Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cities College
Callagr
Alleniand
Tomaday
Grant
ME. Frethem
Chicago
Asual
Loo
Ela. Moore
Thoredsy
Ervin P. Chrtenson
Exeters
Elasees
Bowens Reberson
Yale Cheory
Ervin P. Christenson
Academy
Calvert H. Hoel
Ada T. Grimland
Raymond H. Roggtad
Comelia Gobhike
Houvien B. Exgen
Rowena Rei‘exson
Jacob E. Seljos
Anna T. Knudson
Odie C. Pederson
Mary Grace Larsen
A. Campbell Orbeck
Marie Wattrer
Fretheim
Clifton College
American Legion
le Son
Legion
Price & Stuart's Dewy Store to host eye examination
Dr. Joe A. Reeves will be at Price & Stuart's Dewy Store in Heterder to conduct scientific eye examinations. The notice hints at improved vision and relief from strain, praising local baseball talent Clifton and the town's sporting spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe A. Reeves
Price & Stuart
Dewy
Heterder
Dome
Bates Talerestraing
Clifton
Tana
Dane
Hin Eplemelid
Week's Program Queen Theater Highlights and Cast
The Queen Theater showcases a busy week with a Florida Everglades-themed feature and a Sherlock Holmes screen adaptation. Admission 10 and 25 cents with multiple showings nightly, plus Westerns, comedies, and musical interludes. Local residents John Barrymore, Buck Jones, Richard Talmadge, and John Gilbert are billed alongside community events and church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie King
Florida Everglades
John Barrymore
Sherlock
Holmes
Sherlock Homes
Jera Weekly
Wek Jones
Ruth Cliffords
Hell's Hole
Buck Jones
Alan Felix
Westley
Barry
Penrod
Herman
Vernon
Williams
Samy
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J. M. Jenson
Alfred and Clark
South Texas
Crawford
Theodore Larod
Missoe Kattle Mae Porson
Ora Mee Hill
Baylor Cotlere
Belton
Jonroe Ganstad
Chris Strand
Carl Johnson
Milton Brews
Carl
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E Burst & Son
Good Marche
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