Cinema listings and local notes mix of ads and events
A readers page blends film listings with theater notes plus scattered local items. It mentions Fox News features, guests like Willay Powell and Ginger Rogers, and classic titles such as Moon Over Manhattan and The Casino Murder. Local business notes follow alongside a Hillsboro sheriff capture report and a car theft case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bram Lauriel
Oliver Mat
Certoon
Fox
Ems Dann
Alice Faye
Minsisnipp
Bing’ Crosby
W. Fie
Clark Gable
Constance Bennett
Zane
Dan
Mim
Priday and
Satanta
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Illness and Death
The Barton family thanks friends neighbors and the American Legion for support during the illness and death of Earl Barton. They bless everyone with God’s richest blessings and express lasting gratitude from Mrs. Earl Barton and children. The notice ends with a car sales line from A G Gilliam Motor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Carsten Orbecie
Earl Barton
Gilliam Motor Co. Tel
Dances at Hi Way Hall Meridian Texas Saturday Night
Music by the Musical Play Boys from Clifton. Beripd0e. Ladies free. Scrip 5c, ax in 1 hada, ladies 10c. Fort Worth performer Brownle. June 4 event advertised with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Colts Rally Delivers Triple Play in Final Game
Burns leads Clifton and sacker Burns to a decisive win as he hits a three bagger in right field with the bases loaded. Letty Mille pitches a circuit blow for the day, and Clifton advances to Crandile Gap in a key season game next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chifton
Klalve
Belton
Nanan
Vinikors
Vsama
Yast
Burns
Clifton Ard Sacker
Colts
Letty Mille
Crandile
Clifton
Proffitt
H Geys
Heprick
Miller
Claytom
Pitts
Allinon
Bridges
Bess
Trantham
Rt Alexander
If Appleby
Rockway
W. Reesing
Kleine
Cete
Claytons
Stalin
White
Alexander
Rockney
Herricks
Millerain
Hess
Reesing
Canuteson
Windham
Harris
Allison
Rantham
Hill
Baldridge Field
Local notes reflect weddings and court actions of Meridian
The column lists weddings including Ger rude Lomax and Bob Whitman at a Breckenridge home with pink roses and a small visitation of relatives. Also reported are a Meridian Commissioners Court meeting on May 25 1935 with beer sale votes and an order for final assessment, plus teachers leaving for their summer breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jace
Cooper
Baby
L. A
Ton Appleby
Cleo Armtrong
Meridian
Breen W. Brooks
Nan
Bob Chafin
Billy
Bob
Pampa
J. A. Cochran
Gerrude Lomax
Bob Whitman
Robertson
Breckenridge
Commianioners Court Commiasioners Court
Justice Precidiet No
Borque County
Texas
Board of Equalisation
Court House
Gun Pelere
Mise
Doris Neill
Ralph Herman Mitchell
Miss
W. Sanders
W. R. Rothrock
Mrs. Sunshine
Childress
Alfred Jensen in University Work Ends Year at State School
Alfred Jensen completes another year of study at the University of Texas at Galveston before returning home. The notice notes his productive year and reflects on student life in the campus environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Jenson
Texas
Galver Tom
Local County Meets Underway Despite Weather
A limited county gathering proceeds with residents urged to attend. Officials emphasize community events and note a small turnout as weather conditions affect participation.
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T. We ‘Wood
Phai Bowler
Weshniessén
Te College
Ming Hildagaride Manske
A. Ly Bronotai
Ervin Chelatianson
Alupini
Tyneen
Clifton College
Bruit Jules Coattait
Heyorter
Hillsboro
Harry Roberts
Texas Penitentiary
Hieo
Roberts
Hillaborul
Sherif Bob Wilkinson
Hill County
Sherif Wilkinson
Ayp
Fort Worth
Waco
A. G. Gilliam Motor Co
Sunny Smile
California
LUX
Sormrude
Ae Fay
Ah An
Dave Aoa
Teenie
Lee Fasw Peeper
Han Rou
Walley Mille Ue Geal Meee Dips Ware
Ime
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Fairy
Geye
Pattee
Ub White
Williamson
B. Bridges
J. Bridger
P Herricks
Rf Trantham
Clifton Abre Poar Windham
Hincre
Th Burns
Reewing
Ganuteron
Ono
Acie
Roaque County
A. G. Gilliam Motor Co. Ie
Cranfills Gap
Crawfills Gap
Kitse
VOYG
Fort Plymouth
Dodge
Miller's
Jenson’s Cash Store
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Cerelvenna
South
W. H. Dansby Mill
Zaire
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