Public Enemy Cast Heads to Avalon Theatre This Week
The five year old stars lead the lineup in the Warner Bros production The Public Enemy at Avalon Theatre on Thursday and Friday. Junior Coghlin plays Tom the youth who becomes The Pale Moon Enery in later scenes. The cast also includes James Cagney Mae Clarke Joan Blondell Edward G. Robinson and others in a period crime drama noted for its strong child performances.
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Warner Bbroe
Public Enemy
Feomes
Junior Coghlin Foirteen
Vold
Tom
Pictsures
Mi “Bish
Kelly Slide
Varken Clipper
Squire
Ley
Bickle Mayer
Evie
Leo
Dorothy
Lee Ciety
James Cagney
Teun _ Berle
Joan Blanntvll
Beryl Merril
Donald Cook
Mae Clarke
Mk Marv
Leslie Fenton
Robert Emmet O
Workers Conference Meeting Recounted in Fragmented Text
Report from a workers conference notes Tuesday sessions with attendees listed in garbled form. The text mentions Paris, Colubyn, Wein, Rock stan, Lag Cry and references a church ceremony conducted by women of a 30 church, with afternoon meetings and reminiscences of past gatherings.
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Tere Tesday
Miivarass
Ravin
Bond
Funeral Held Monday for Miss Tulbie Weete
Fragmented OCR notes report a funeral held Monday for Miss Tulbie Weete at an unnamed location. The text also references community figures and a humorous quip about relief measures and unemployment, with several garbled names and stray lines from unrelated sources.
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Funemal
Tulbie Weete
New Negro School to be Named E. H. Henry School
At a PTA meeting a recommendation was adopted to name the new three acre Negro school under construction the E. H. Henry School. The motion urged inter racial goodwill and cited Prof. Henry’s interest in the school as a basis for a program of tolerance and service to race and state. A copy of the recommendation was to be sent to the Eagle Lake Headlight for publication.
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Parent- Teacher Association, Colored
E. H. Henry
America
Southland
Henry
Eagle Lake
Davis
Countaux
E. A. Beaks
Cleus
I. Ve Redus
Wharton County Institute and Rural School Reports
Wharton County rural and independent schools list proposed salaries for 1931 32 and name principal and teachers for several schools including Pecha Egypt Lisle and Catton. The article notes consolidation of Ranchland and Talton schools and the school paper The Eaglet with staff changes and a column on campus life and local health updates.
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Wharton County
Baptist Church
Wharton
Whirton County
Ealing
el Campo
East Bernard
Ingo
Louise
Joule Pinchback
Pecha
Mary Sue Pinchback
E. W. Wolfe i
Lisle School
Wolfe
Mich
Anna Mae Causey
Nualstaits
Adah Clark
Bonns-Nedra
Nancy Terrell
Pauline Kral
Taiton
Adolph Luboy
Ethel Choudoin
Alice Chevance
Adam Thomas
Eagle Take
Egypt
Tindle Manor
County Board of Trustees
Ranehe Chande Wit ‘Talton
Ranehe Crande
Catton
Ordinance Regulating Eagle Lake Sewer Connections
An ordinance sets rules for sewer connections, charges for service, and penalties. It requires mayoral permission and a $12.50 connection fee, outlines rates by user type, and specifies nonpayment penalties and enforcement. The mayor approves, with publication, before taking effect.
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Eagle Lake
Texas
Owithout
W. Keith
Q. J. Wintermann
W. E. Welford
Geutice Butler
Lose Fat in Four Weeks and Vitamin Claims
An assortment of testimonials and ads tout rapid fat loss with Kruschen Balls and Krischen Salts, plus musings on vitamins A and D, a Toronto study claim, and a long rural auction list including oxen, cows, tools, plows, and household items with cash sale terms near Versalies, Ga.
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Mae West
Tails
Tve
Calvert Drug Co
America
Jerry Wilson
Johne Miller
Ben Miller
Hob McConnell Security
Versalies
McConnell Per
Debate Over Gun Possession Stirs Court Appearance
In a recent address Judge Jude Grover Seffers argues against allowing firearms in homes, saying guns invite crime and murder. He questions leniency for gun possession and warns of open invitation to criminals if gun ownership is readily accepted. The remarks follow a broader debate on crime and preventive measures.
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Ray Gilly Olen
Cme
Bayles
LaGranne
Uession
Une Baglin
Jude Grover Seffers
Court of Civil Appeals
Delors Chambers
Jarkana Hive
Sellers
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