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Fulton County News, January 31, 1936 Fulton County News Murray State's Digital Commons Fulton County News Newspapers 1-31-1936 Fulton County News, January 31, 1936 Fulton County News Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fca Recommended Citation Fulton County News, "Fulton County News, January 31, 1936" (1936). Fulton County News. 125. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fca/125 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Fulton County News by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • 141...01.111,Fonr•Mpup.itoog•Vew ono •n—•. - •• • oreervonmusitsktaittlEXPI*T"'"""`""" CHARLES DICKEN'S "A TALE OF TWO CITIES" STARRING R3NLri `j;'J'IlAN AT ORPHEUM SUNDAY-MONDAY Ful Lase0Pa County News Yuur Form And I loine l'apLr - Superior Coverage I MOAT. .11'1 -el, Itele • \i itsilt tiN1 FleertiN, ertell'Untle ••• let I: mmoommalay. aro.. owe.. 4,.•4 ampour 4.m.•44.44.--44•4=1•444•••••• FULTON 1.0.”41 WINS COURT IN SECOND kr$IA LI! Subscribers REGIONAL TOURNEY CUT-OVER FOR NEW 1°41 b I!! ruTeN MAR. 13-14 PHONE SYSTEM HERE IN COURT APPEAL WEFK T FULTON r lea df‘14.4.it ; AM& SA:1' ••10 i'.SIlil .1 • elt's :we ,,,n ..• &Witt Ii A reeent . I ,akettaill tow nameet, which La to last Sat- irda:.. i!rit iv nittOP News operetioi, County set° be the re .1 held at the Felten leen Schoe was thrown, putting 4.1 here tlits week, with Judie. telephone syi. •,,,,st • _ • _ t ee new flashlight totIty, fa 1. I. 11,1 titian presiding Grand einnaatiim Friday and Saturday, s • „ 13•14, with eight outstanding tern just installed by th•• Solute-et, & I owl , Jury leo A Ashen, II Kelvey, the llueo • Roll of 150 tainele II, Itlay J A Aseel: lailtielit lkluw i,. earns to the Purchase Dixtriet par- Eel Telephone & Teleerepti Co „i. 1. 0 I. Alley. W. W. new subset added to the large I. Taylor, Mt s. Len 1.1. Holly. has of to coy a tlectsien by 11-• Coma:. W. W 1, witting Fifty-five schools, in Mayor DeMyer, members ,, s 1 4 I. 1Trovon, It. C. Helm, II. liet of tereit•te of 'The Fill nit •,teltii•ate, Roy Thomas, local reportere were state hal hen i . lee tele fir,nditrant, 0. T tee week,: 14111i1 Shepard, E E. Bondu he I urcoase, mealtime those of retuned and „, Net'*, durfor. the riaat feil'on end !Weer-nen Ceutates, will peewit at the invitation t' bi f'14171.113 d!'i• Junes. belie omit, Cliff A. B. Ovei by • It. C. Pwoell, Itodeey for 1;0,) taws subsen ca. 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Frankate I II ana?s• Mrs 01;,10 t•J net relatives and . esee. en the well at the city corneas/id Fee . ea, ed ii !eke foe...roles% .51:--; It Cerriet.e11, W '1 of the Vodie E Fel! 1, e• . Emi v• j A '• Sae was a member I.-: weeks. v.hich went bad the Reed. I ti's!,L'.1:.1(d:tittt.nst 5oIrc..-;. Perry, C ,5.111.. glk '1 c• Preshvterian church at N. DeMyer. Brewtier. N. 0 Create P n White C. Cowers-, eee,te aai y , vat of Jaeuary, E. jL.FL ia....oey Valley, Tenn.. since early' 'it an of the water works com- 3 D Davis. W. P. 'Merrell , • a teset cen be made (1rehren. W A Steaise Sea.an. Grent. & Co er T.Ti Fannie .aeldiesod. was 3 true christian ae/ea of the City Council states. el erecter. a wonderfol mother and , •': ''Id strainer is being pulled. a.-••eted cteneane,n, Her departure, e well cleaned out and a new CRUTCIIFIrl 1) NEWS )RPtint'el THEATRE HAS A•Eii•S FINE LINE-UP OF PlefUR .1i1I:0.11 ('17'IZENS ASK (Y)l'kT ,e oet. :-et• leeves her! eamer irstelled, this work reguir- ,• .st sf ji FOR SHOWING NeXT WLEK STOP (,.111BLING; it: ,)- andalmnot cmi the,ii.e several days. Cornea Well & Tom Arington was taken C. TO e• .); t'ai' 49th anniver- Mr. Fat ,• - — wedding Sup!',' Company of Memphis started the hospital at Fulton last Frich* • • •lIt11.1.11'3,,:mt- of Circuit iairy feteetlese. to tied life's path-1 the work Saturday with a owe He is reported to be bet eeint w.•:.mn The entire night. The theali to-niers of Fulton : to 17 here 1,1c,reley afternoon a comn'unity 'if a dozen men ter now.
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