Franklin News Happenings and Memorials
Sunday School at the Methodist church reflected on Christ final words and path to heaven. Graduation plans set for Franklin rural seventh graders at Franklin High School June 1 with Principal L A Woods speaking. George Smith of New Baden dies at 75. funeral at Mt Pleasant church with large attendance and tributes. Local notices cover church activities, a family reunion at Boone Prairie, and Sunday assembly reports with program details and upcoming social.
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Robertson County
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Galiilean
Emory Scott
Sue Willis
Matt
John Carter
Sunshine
June Gilstrap
Joe Galloway
W. M. Cook
Peggy Mitchell
Bernice Galloway
Chamber of Commerce meeting at Franklin Cafe
A large group from the Hearne Chamber of Commerce gathered at the Franklin Cafe last Thursday night. Wives of members attended as honor guests while speakers Bob Blanton and Cecil Glass outlined the organization’s purposes and benefits to a town.
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Chamber of Commerce
Franklin Cafe
Bob Blanton
Hearne Chamber of Commerce
Cecil Glass
Marlin
Black-Draught touted for constipation and energy boost
Thedford's Black-Draught is advertised as a reliable remedy for dullness and sluggishness. A user claims a morning dose followed by three daily doses clears the feeling in a day or two, and many years of use prevent switch to other medicines. Children are advised to take a pleasant tasting syrup version.
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Thedford
Frank Charsplon
T Wynne
Talon
Practical for Outdoors Costume Features Slide Fasteners
A practical outdoor costume designed for active sports with removable strings and adjustable slide fasteners to loosen the trock for ease of movement.
Hold On by Leonard Barrett Inspires Perseverance in Hard Times
In a 1933 Western Newspaper Union essay, Leonard A Barrett urges readers to imitate a robin clinging to a cedar nest amid rain and wind. He argues endurance strengthens society, citing war costs, patience, and faith in republican ideals as paths to recovery.
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George Washington
Olympics Manager Capt Hans von Tschammer Osten Named Sport Commissioner
Captain Hans von Tschammer Osten has been appointed German sport commissioner in charge of Germany's 198 Olympic preparations. He serves in the Reichstag and is a prominent Nazi storm troop leader, signaling state control of athletic events ahead of the games.
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Hans von Tschammer-Osten
Germany
Tschammer-Osten
Reichstag
Our New Treasurer Informal Portrait of W A Julian
Informal portrait of W A Julian of Ohio who has been appointed treasurer of the United States by President Roosevelt. Julian has long served as Democratic national committeeman from Ohio and rendered great services to his party.
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W. A. Julian
Ohio
United States
Roosevelt
Julian
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