The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 19, 1934 Page: 1 of 6
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the Shreveport jail. With the
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R. E. DAVIS
Texaco Service Station
O Your car represents
an investment that is
shower of rain early Thursday
morning.
949.40? This year brought more
than double the net income of
ten years ago with $1,947.64 in
1924. The expense of handling
the Caddo Parish capital they
had the unusual experience of
Magnolia
SERVICE STATION
the
which
D. E. V. Henderson, profes-
sor of science, sponsored the
Mr.and Mrs. C. L. Murric
Are 'spending this week in Dal-
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Gilmer, Thursday.
Mrs. Reeves, Mr, and Mrs.
Gayle Oler, and Mrs. William-
son, motored to Dallas, Thurs-
day.
Bonnie Clifton
Wins Poem Award
of the judges. Honorable men-
tion was given the poems sub-
mitted by Miss Trudis Lisenby
and Sidney Harris.
compiicated mixture of laughs
and troubles.
Grace Bradley, Verna Hillie,
Bradley- Page and Walter Long
are also in‘the cast.
by
Harry
screen play was written
Walter De Leon and
Ruskin.
This picture concerns
ridiculous adventures
Postal Receipts
Of Gilmer Office
Gain For Quarter
Boland, George Burns, Allison-
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Coe Cleaning Co.
—Phone 129
LAUNDRY AGENCY IN
CONNECTION.
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compared with the same
New Dhesses arriving, oth-
ers just ordered, at the Crystal
Shop. Get first choice Friday
and Saturday. "The Price Will
Now we have Print Dresses
for children. Be sure to see
them first. The Crystal Shop.
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FETY
“SIX OF A KIND”
HILARiOUS DISH OF
FILM FARE
Gilmer Sanitary Bakery
Makers of GOLDEN KRUSr BREAD.
BY TUCKER & LASCHINGER
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On Lawn and Garden
NOW
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Take Pride
In Your
CLOTHING
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GILMER LUMBE
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“SIX OF A KIND”
WE HAVE EVERYTHING
Quality First—Get Our Estimate.
Skipworth and Gracie Allen
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4 BIG DAYS-WED., THUR&, FRI. AND SAT.
Gary - Reed Pharmacy
DWNMOWRS
dude any money order busi-
ness but represent only stamp
sales and other
Clifton - , . *
charges and box rent.
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was given- first place in the
din test by unanimous decision
SOUH SIDE SQUARE—GILMER, TEXAS
Rexall Store Prescriptions Our Special
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Circling the Square A. Y-Grant Opens—
_____-_____ Campaign, Here
arrival of National
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You can keep your clothes
looking like new with regular
Dry Cleaning.
Let
COE CLEANING CO
Make your old suit look like
a new suit.
period trip to Shreveport. While in
Gilmer, Texas,
SALE
IF meientists- endorse- Breadasansideakcenerey-giving
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A gain of nearly 17 per cent
was shown in postal receipts
for Gilmer post office for the
first quarter of the year at
early. The, Crystal Shop.
31-d2wlc. rural mail delivery and salaries
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amounted to
Parts andAccesssorien. WhokwaJe and Retail. -
Guaranteed Sat isfact ary Jobs. Give Us a Trial,
OFPICE SERVICE STATION
ted in a poetry contest open to
College of Marshall students. last ycar, according to
. (except janitor) are not. de-
ducted. These would more than
wipe out this profit.
Time To
SUMMER-IZE {
Your Car!
na people sentenced to death ’ J
are hanged. In the Parish where . Notingsadly that weddingB
Build up your vitality! Eat more Bread! Bread in combi-
nation with meats, fruits and vegetables for a balanced,
beneficial diet. _
When You Buy, Specify
GOLDEN KRUST BREAD.
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-ensne Hsmu • muwg . em MruA VuuGrante Longview
attorney, made his opening
The total volume of busi-
seeing a mob of
lynchers in action.
The excitement
they are found guilty and the, are not what they used to be,
gallows would be installed in Pathfinder suggests that peo-
— eh- <-ti “ " pie are now eating the rice
and wearing the old shoes
themselves. -— •
Mr. and Mr’s. Powell present
Messrs. Steve Castloo and
Earnest Ameen returned Wed-
nesday from a fishing expedi-
tion to Caddo Lake and a side
A shipment of Ladies’ Hats,
Felts and Straws, all colors,
ordered for Friday. Buy yours
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In the amount of money
orders issued during the same
time there was a still larger
increase. This year there_were
795 more money orders writ-
ten here than in 1933 and the
amount jumped from $20,321.-
84 to $25,234.63, a gain of $4,-
912.79 or more than 24 per
cent.
appeal to the voters of Upshur
County, on the court house
lawn Wednesday.
A number of people heard
him outline his platform on
which he is running for Cong-
ress from this district.
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C. E. Florence getting their
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Patrick of
- Mt. Pleasant-were-visitors in Has,
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GMR For-g Ogick PiekUy
qXppSHAMROCK-
Fountain Service
Ice Cold Refreshments
Curb Service
WE DELIVER. PHONE 351
mob, first only a few hundred
people, grew . rapidly until
there were about- ten thousand
or more, mobsters and specta-
tors—the latter forming the
majority.
The trouble makers appeared
to be chiefly youths in their
teens. They overturned, . autos
and had gone to the railroad
yards nearby to get. a. .batter-
ing- ram, to crash---the---jel
doors. When they approached
Dr. Anna Wessels Williams,
71, bacteriologist, has been re-
tired on a $8,300 pension from
the Assistant directorship of
■ the New York City Health De-
partment’s laboratories.
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Announcing the wedding of
Tom Thumb and Jennie June,
Friday, April 20, 7:30 p. m., at
High School Gymnasium.
30-d4c.
bombs. This caused an . im-
mediate retreat of spectator
and trouble-makers alike. Mr.
Ameen said that for two hours
his.eyes continued to water,
and he and Mr. Castloo were
nearly trampled under foot by
the crowd rushing away from
the gas.
Th Sheriff made a short
talk to the mob, promising
them the prisoner would never
leave the jail alive. In Louisia-
Miss Bonnie Clifton of Gil-
mer, College of Marshall
senior, Wednesday at chapel
assembly was awarded the
Ernest Powell poetry prize for
her poem “Interlude,” submit-
you 19. Na a2 _
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. Charlie Ruggles, Mary Bo-
land, Wr-G Fields, Alison Ship-
worth and George Burns and
Gracie Allen, Paramount’s
—leading; eemediatis, - are r».
sponaibU for (Le funniest pic-
ture of the season, “Six Of a
Kind”, the comedy now play-
ing at the Crystal Theatre.
This hilarious concoction was
---m directed by Leo.McCarey. The
GILMER. UPSHUR COUNTY. TEXAS, THURSDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL 19, 1934.
GET THE BENEFIT OF
MAGNOLIA’S 7-POINT
PROTECTION.
Crankcase, transmission, dif-
ferential, chassis, radiator,
battery, gas tank—all get
needed attention, and a
proper start for summer
driving. —
REMEMBER — Only Mag-
nolia Stations and Dealers
can Summer-ize.
■ Ball Bearing Mowers Built to do the work and stand the
; punishment. ‘ * —“ . ■
Lawn and Garden Tools - • ■
Our Supply Complete, and Prices Right. ,
J. W. Croley/Hdw.Co.
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overtake two simple souls who
start out on their second honey
moon.
* After twenty years of hap-
pily married life, Ruggles and
Mary Boland start on their
secon honeymoon. To defray
expenses, she advertises, un-
known to Ruggles, for another
couple to drive with them, and
Burns and Allen with a large
flea-hound answer the -ad.
As an employee of a bank,
Ruggles innocently gets mixed
up in a bank swindle, and as if
that wasn’t enough trouble, he
has the valueless stock of a de-
funct gold mine thrown in his
lap. .
Then, with George Burns
and Gracie Allen throwing
laughs in his way all along,
and with W. C. Fields and
Alison Skipworth waiting at
the end of their journey, his
second honeymoon turns into a
period in 1938 the Mblume . WM harte admiitedsthsemurderrof to a
$3,508.70, an increase of $583.- a 16-y ear-old girl, lured to his {'[8.
"These figures dnnettine shaoksnna * apiveken of.....giing a
contest and offered the prize,
—__________________. which was presented to Missthe. March 31
Charlie Ruggles,W.C.Eields, Mary - currnogome“rtneyanggesanm
MS Slittonsewilli.rcadthesprizss
winning .poem Sunday when
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mail order houses. Most of it
is in payment of' insurance
premiums, automobile install-
ments and remittances from
oil field workers to their fami-
lie*. - ,
Total figures of net receipts,
after paying local expenses
aside from salaries of em-
ployees, show that the 1934
opening quarter, with its net
income of $4,092.00 was the
best on record. Figures for
other years are as follows:
1933, $.3508. 70; 1932, $4,025,-
TIME TO GET BUSY
Gilmerites See
Shreveport Mob
Repelled By Gas
w rth proteoting. Proper lubrication,
most of all, will help teikeep your car
from becoming mechanically old. It
.....—will help to prevent costiy repuirs. ______
TOurspeorTexacotubneantraame
thoroughnes employed et our Slution
will open your eyes to where real In- .
bricatint job mean,! For the good of
your ear, we invite you to drive 7 :
around end try a complete Texaco
lubrication Job. Sue us today.
morning coke and discussing
the pedestrians. . . . Mrs. Foy
Mathis preparing for swim-
ming season with a short bob.
. . And the circling reporter
was almost run over by Edgar
Evans. . . . Dorothy Shepperd
getting ready for East Texas
Chamber of Commerce meet at
Texarkana where she . will
choperon Nell Craddock,
Princess from Gilmer. . . .
WASH & GREASE $150
48-Hour Rain Insurance Free.
BATTERIES, 3.50
Battery^ •
Batteries Ite-Charged ..... 50c Axxe
NEW AND UHED ~
dRES AND TUBES
Bank Night
d4A BANK
ACCOUNT
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Laschinger, Russell H. The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 19, 1934, newspaper, April 19, 1934; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1440817/m1/1/?q=green+energy: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Upshur County Library.