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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1934

Page

10

Alabama squad goes Hollywood before Rose Bowl trip

Alabama football players visited Warner Brothers studios in Hollywood as part of preparations for the Rose Bowl. Coach Frank Thomas reported all 34 players were fit and ready after two California workouts and a third secret session. Stanford arrived from Palo Alto with Claude Thornhill planning drills in the afternoon.

Hollywood Alabama Stanford California Crimson Warner Brothers Studio South Tuscaloosa Joe E. Brown Frank Thomas Pasadena Palo Alto Claude Thornhill Redskins Indians

Fast clip at home reshapes final rehearsal readiness

A brief note observes performers moving quickly during practice at home to avoid overexertion in the final rehearsals. The aim is to preserve energy for the concluding stage and ensure consistent performance quality.

Gulf Coast Writer Bob Lyle Dies at 63 in Mississippi

Gulf coast residents mourned the death of Bob Lyle 63 a widely known writer and free thinker who died yesterday at his fishing camp near Biloxi Born a recluse he lived a simple life but wrote extensively He explored theories including church power threatening government and kept many animal pets including a chameleon frog and alligator that came at his call

Biloxi Miss Gulf Coast Bob Lyle Lyle

Death saddens family reunion in Meridian

Former Mississippi state Senator C. C. Dunn was accidentally shot on a hunting trip. His brother in law William Hall said Dunn was hit in the hip when a gun discharged. Dunn died after being taken to a hospital. He served two terms in the state senate and held county and city attorney roles. He is survived by his widow.

Meridian Miss C. C. Dunn William Hall Dunn Charles Dunn Hall State Senate County Supervisors

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down List of Clues

A dense set of crossword clues across and down including themes like numbers percent and names. Entries reference states and objects such as Deprivation famine and Deprivation clues. also mentions figures like a former president nickname and Red Cross founder first name.

The Red Cross Wattetant

Tarzan the Invincible clash ends in ambush

An ambush scene shows advancing warriors halted by rage and rifle threats. A bow fires from above and a black fighter drops his rifle to pull out an arrow, as dawn reveals both sides abandoning French uniforms. Grim, unseen observers note the changed garb from a distant tree.

Local Obituary Notice Names Four Meridian Women

Mrs. C. M. Dunn mother of four sisters Mrs. B. T. Chapman Mrs. John Poythress Mrs. O. P. Phillips all of Meridian and Mrs. J. E. Porter of Summit Mississippi.

C. M. Dunn B. T. Chapman John Poythress O. P. Phillips Meridian J. E. Porter Summit

Stanford Squad Heads to Rose Bowl in Late Holiday Rally

Stanford Coach Tiny Thornhill leads eighteen players south to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl. The group rejoines teammates who left earlier for New Year's Day game against Alabama. Thornhill hopes injured players recover in time. Moscrip says Grayson will be ready. Moscrip notes his own knee improved.

Stanford University, Calif C. E Tiny) Thornhill Pasadena Alabama California Thornhill James “Monk Moscrip Bobby Grayson Grayson

Flirtation Walk at Paramount Stars Powell and Keeler

Hollywood duo Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler headline the First National musical Flirtation Walk at the Paramount in its last day, backed by an all star cast and music by Allie Wrubel and Mort Dixon. The Capitol showcases Will Rogers in Judge Priest, a new humane Kentucky jurist tale directed by John Ford.

Paramount Ruby Keeler Dick Powell Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell Miss Keeler Hollywood Paramount Theater 42Nd Street Warner Baxter Bebe Daniels George Brent United States Hawaii West Point Powell Pat O'Brien Ross Alexander John Eldredge Glen Boles Henry O'Neill John Arledge Guvnn Williams Allie Wrubel Mort Dixon Bobby Connolly Capitol Will Rogers Capitol Theater Will Fox Judge Priest Kentucky Irvin S. Cobb America Rogers David Harum Mr. Skitch Dr. Bull John Ford Dudley Nichols Lamar Trotti Irvin Cobb

Executive Committee Of W M U To Meet

The executive committee of the Women's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church will meet Wednesday at 3 PM. All general officers chairmen of standing committees and circle organization members are urged to attend.

Women’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church

No Choir Practice Announced For This Week

First Baptist church choir director L A Stuke said regular Thursday rehearsals are canceled this week. He urged all choir members to attend both Sunday morning and evening services. The note also mentions that Ancient Egyptians used funeral wreaths by 1200 B C.

L. A. Stuke First Baptist Church

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