The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 51, Ed. 1 Friday, March 4, 1932 Page: 5 of 8
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FRIDAY, MARCH 4th, 1932
THB DENISON PRESS
PAGE FIVE
Announcements
Denison Press is authorized
^ERnounoe the following persons
as candidates for office subject
to the Democratic Primal y:
COUNTY CLERK
e. M. (Charley) Cole
CO. COMMISSIONER, PREC. 2:
J. W. Washburn
DISTRICT CL.KRK:
W. X. (Coley) Butridge
po:nts. Freeman for Ambrose scor-
ed 1 point. Chandler for Ambrose
scored 1 point. Thompson for Am-
brose scored 5 points. Ambrose
also won the re'ay.
CITY ELECTION
The Press is authorize**! to make
the following announcements of
candidates for city offices of the
city of Denison. Municipal elec-
tion April 5, 1932.
CITY COMMISSIONER:
F. B. Williford
Ambrose Articles
Misses Oraee, Frances, and Louise
Cement, of Southgale, spent last
Sunday here at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. O. T. Sanford, visiting rel-
atives and friends and Miss Grace
remained over for* several days vis-
it.
Iv
MAYOR OF NORTH
RUSK WILL MOVE
MEAT MARKET SOON
Announcement is made this week
that the meat market run by I.
Bunn, known as the Mayor of North
Busk, will move his business two
doors north of its present loca-
tion at 110 N. Rusk. IBs new lo-
cation v.,11 be 11G N. Rusk and will
give him the entire building, Mr.
Bunn states.
The new location will give the
Bunn market opportunity to in-
crease the line of food stuff handled
and lie wil1 operate an up-to-date
delicatessen and cafeteria in addi-
tion to his meat market, ho says.
He expects to be in his new home
jin the next ten days.
The rear half of the building to
he occupied by Mr. Bunn will be
given up by the Miller Printing Co.
which has been using that part
of the structure for some months.
Mr. Miller will re dime his floor
space.
,'lr. Bunn operates one of the best
meat markets in the city and prides
> ’me f on the high gr ide of meats
handled. He is one of the most
consistent advertisers in the city.
.Miss Alice Camp returned to her
home here Sunday alter a four
weeks visit in tlie home of F. 1’.
Clement at South gale.
and Mrs. Veibert O ll.'ain anil
Jim and Mr. and Mrs. L. 0
,oMree of Dallas spent last Sun-
day here in the J. \V. 0,1 iarn home
and also visited other relatives in
the Hebron community.
.Mrs. Kitty Bible and daughter.
Miss Gladys and her little niece and
nephews, Gerlena, Boyd and Ken-
neth, of Denison, visited old fro nd:
and neighbors hire ast Sunday,
Mrs. Alice Amos and others.
Mr. and Mrs A. if. I'femiiu aril
family and Mrs. Arve Roach were
Denison visitors Saturday and Mrs.
Roach remained there at the hedsidi
of her father, Mr. Henson, who is q (ll .
V|,'>- ill. | R is likely
Mr. and Mrs. Decatur Shelly have
had a very sick baby with the flu.
but the child is improving.
Bvelyn Shelly of Orangovi!'
Sunday to lie with the sick baby
Mrs. Lucy Fleming and other rel-
atives received news today of the j
accidental death of her niece's son, OK LA. FILLING STATIONS
Harold White of Elizabeth ' 'it y, • MUST LABELS GOODS
North Carolina He will he brought | Kff.-.-t ve today, all filling sta-
te Denison for funeral and burial' ti.,ns in Oklahoma wil be eompell-
there. j. d tn place signs on pumps indieat-
FRED BULLOCH
CONTINUES IMPROVING
News this week from the condi-
tion of Fred Bulloch is to the effect
that he is able to take lour steps
both morning and evening He will
hi permitted to take additiona’
steps until he is taking twelve,
when Ik* will lie required to rest
tor a period before increasing the
number. Fred is showing constant
imptovement and is rapidly getting
h; I: to the Fred his friends know
he will he able to
■i m»• down town in about thirty
lays. Fred runs a cleaning and
M iss | |- ;,lL. establishment anil his
•ame I fj-jends are not forgetting to send
h rn i>mir business even though he
, is ill.
Flying Circus
Featured Here
Next Sunday
Featuring tin old fashioned bal-
lon ascension the local Amercian
Legion is staging an Air Show at
Gray’s Airport Sunday afternoon
at 2:45 p. m.
The Flying Aces of Wichita.
Kansas who are putting on the
show, are bringln four planes, a
baloon and 14 women and men per-
formers here to entertain w’hat is
expected to be the largest crowd
ever to witness an event of this
kind in this section of Texas. The
Flying Aces are reputed to have
the largest show of its kind in
America and will thrill with twelve
acts, including parachute jumps,
stunting contests, head-on auto co-
llision, air races, serpentine cut-
jting, barren rolling with Lady Red-
I brid on the top wing and many
I other dangerous and spectacula
m
events.
No. doubt the event creating the
most interest is the ballon ascen
sion. This stunt was abandoned
many years ago because of the
many dangers, but has been reviv-
ed by Duke Wid ge-. a member of
this troupe of aerial sensationalists.
He wi’l ride the ballon to the lim-
it of its ascent, then ‘bail out" with
ills parachute.
Sharing the spotlight with Widi-
ger are Jessie Martin, nationally
known as "Lady Redbird”, and Carl
Winstead, claimed to be one of
America's greatest stunt pilots.
Miss Martin, in or.* . • t, places her-
self on the top of ;t wing while it
harrell rolls with ' • : She is flip
only person in tb ' ■ r1 • I perform-
ing this stunt. Winstead, in one of
his stunting exhibitions, shuts off
the motor of h •- plane then spins
loops and lands. He Is one of two
pilots that has ■ ■.•••>• successfully
lie-formed this sT. nt
Through the ourtesy of the
Sheriff's office the State Hi-
ghway dopnrtrm-ot. ,,i:e will be a
competent force J officers on hand
to direct tlm traffli. Another
corpse from the an Legion
will sell tickets v • trances to
tiie roads runni’ g . st the field.
of Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lind-
bergh had been kidnapped. Tho
parents live at Hopewell, N. J.
The little fellow had been put to
bed at the usual time of 7:30. At
10 o’clock the bed was found em-
pty and search was immediately
instituted.
DENISON PRESS OFF
TO FAT STOCK SHOW
Saturday will be press day at 1
the Ft .Worth Stock Show, and The
j
Denison Press will be represented
full force in that event. Tickets, ,
entertainment and a banquet are ^
offered members of the press of
Texas and hundreds wdl be there
to witness the opening of the $L-
000,000 show.
Announcements are to the effect
that the show this year is far ahead
of anything ever attempted before.
Midnight, the wild horse that can
not he handled, is on the Rodeo
bill to furnish amusement for the
visitors
FORT WORTH LEADING
CHICAGO IN HOMICIDES
F<» 1 Worth—Homicides in Fort
Worth, figured on the per capita
basis, establishes Fort Worth as a
more dangerous place to live than
Chicago.
Jn 1931, Fort Worth with its 163,-
447 population, had thirty-nine
homicides. Chicago, with 3,376,438
population, had 343 homicides. The
rate per 1,000 population murder
rate was .0240 for Fort Worth and
0102 for Chicago.
Subscribe to the Denison Pres*.
RECEIVER IS ASKED
FOR JUDGE MAGAZINE
-^Robert Fleming left sundaj
(ning for a business trip to \V< t
f-.as at points near Holliday and
will return the last of thi*- week.
Ambrose defeated the Fairview,
Fannin County, School in a dual | fin
track meet by the score of 37 to 25.
Roach of Ambrose was high point
man with IS points, followed by
Rruice of Fairview with 16 points.
Roach won first place in the high
Jump, 50 yard dash, and broad
jump and second in the 100 yard
dash.
Stapp for Ambrose scored 5 points
Johnson for Ambrose scored 2
ing exactly what grade of gas is
b* ing sold. In some cases it had
In • n found that kerosene was be-
ing mixed with gas and sold the
public. The law carries a heavy
for infractions.
The nation was -ti-nd to its
depths Tuesday, • en informa-
tion was flashed • er the country
that the nineteen months old child
I Have You Seen I
| The New Philco j
At Depone says he will otter a
ivu.ard o' $10,000 for the arrest of
the parties responsible for the kid-
naping of the Lindbergh baby. Fa-
pone says that if he were out he
could be of real assistance in Fl-
oating the child. He pronounces
the act ot taking the baby as tile
"nil ■ ’ eiitrageous tiling ever heard
of."
\V II. Young, manager of the
I’ottsboro Telephone Go. spent sev
era1 days in the city this week. He
is issuing a new telephone directory
for his Bottshoro office.
Advertise in The Denison Press
I!AYR YOU HEARD THE
Mills Brothers Quartet?
You can yet them mi Brunswick Records at the
ELECTRIC MUSIC CO.
j 10 Ho. Rusk-- -phone 110
RADIO AND PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING
To avoid confusion, this
is to notify tim public that
W. W. ANDERSON
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY COMMISSIONER
Is not tlie owner of The
Denis,on Press, and lias no
connection with this pa-
per. This is published in
justice to myself and Le-
Roy M. Anderson, Editor
of The Denison Press.
In New York a petition for ap- j
pointment of an equity receiver for j
the Judge Publishing Company, |
publishers of the weekly comic ma- i
gazine Judge .was filed in Fed- I
oral Court Wednesday in behalf of j
Fred L. Rogan, of Montclair, N. J. I
Rogan states $16,994 is due him j
for services rendered. His peti- |
tion was consented to bv Hans A. j
Obst, treasurer of the defendant j
corporation.
A CHAIR
A DRINK
AND YOU
yOTJR comfort is the
1 first consideration at
our fountain . . . that’s
why We have added the
comfortable stool chairs
for patrons of our
popular drink dispensary.
Come around for your
next coo! drink, ice cream
or other need and enjoy
this addition ty) our fount-
ain while you refresh
yourself.
BURT1S
Drug Co.
408 W. Mam Phone 188
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AUSPICES AMERICAN LEGION
FLYING
ACES
Featuring an Old-Fashioned
BALLON
ASCENSION
NOTE
We absol utely guarantee that
every event will be put on as
advertised or the American
Legion, who collects the ad-
mission price has the right to
refund your money
PLEASE) do not confuse this,
the biggest show of its kind
in America, with sim ilar ones
showing in some parts of the
country.
NOTICE
In order to comply with
l Ini ted States Department of
Commerce Law, all roads and
fields adjacent to the flying
field will be c’osed for the
afternoon so that there be no
accident in case anything
should happen while the
spectacular stunts are being
staged. Plenty of parking
space on the field.
Entire Fleet Billed and Coming
Denison, Sunday Mar. 6
Gray Airport- -2:45 P. M.
IN CASE OF HEAVY RAINS, SHOW WILL BE HELD
SUNDAY. MARCH 13th
YOU WILL SEE
A Ballon Ascension with Parachute Jump out of it by
the Falling Meteor—Stunting Contests—Delayed Para-
chute Drops—Dead Motor Stunting by the famous Carl
Winstead—Doublfe Parachute Drop by Duke Widiger—
Serpentine cutting Contests—Free Airplane Ride Con-
tests—Free Rialto Theatre Ticket Contests—Barrell Rol-
ling with Lady Redbird on the top wing (She is the only
person in the world doing this stunt) Looping with Jessie
Martin on the top wing and Many Other Thrilling Events
AilntitHAii *1-00 Per carload which includes every one
/emission in car. 50c if you walk
THE BIGGEST SHOW OF ITS
KIND IN AMERICA
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Anderson and Sons Printery. The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 51, Ed. 1 Friday, March 4, 1932, newspaper, March 4, 1932; Denison, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth738988/m1/5/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.