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OVER 125,000 PEOPLE VISITED
OUR PARK DURING AUGUSI
Travel to the Great Smoky Moum- I
::iins Xati<wiul Park for the mon!Ii j
Anijust totalled 125,<572, according1 to
;i i estimate by park o!ii'eial> A tratta.*
\ ?mint taken :tl one of tin* -six en- .
' t'r.n'fiOH to Hil: ji.uk i .Milted in a
1,241! automobil'* s*:irryi iCJ
1> >4,727 people. that .<'?
> pep rent additional |?t '?pl.' eaiv i*'11'
llie park :ii i!i(' otlur five entrances. li
i it::! figure of i- csfi:'.at
.ii: incren c of 24.'S p? r i: i > i'
mouth j.i^t Mar.
Automobil.-'; i to:,i -l?! t!..
j list l"!t i f i i?liiiji!)i:i, and ?' fii.a i..
\ ere eounlf.i, with -'J j -i r.v-i .i
??isitor-- l>i inu i'roai ,??.!:??> ? ; 1: i- i]. :.i
I'liuc'ssec an.I X'or li Carolina.
I'lVH i.'ally aM i i ;? .-{la24<i an; >
> i*?toil -a and fo-J,/27 ] erp!e \ isi; \: .
.?*ylva and ilm-k-oii
Dr. R. W. Kirchberg
l*hysit'inn & Surgeon
jiiuiounces the opening
of offices in
The Leader Building
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Telephone 66-J
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Recent Picture Of The President
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Linden Attends Church in Town of Birth
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WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. . . . With relatives and among old friends,
Governor Alf M. Landon of Kansas, Republican ? Presidential candi
date. attended services here in the <hurch where his grandfather, Rev.
Wm. H. Mossman, was pastor when Landon was born in the parsonage
nearby. Photo shows Gov. Landon leaving the church with his great
aunt, Mrs. Emma Lininger, after the services.
"Penny Pencil" Wina
NEW YORK ... This year it !?:
Mrs. Susan P. Elsele, Blue Earth.
Minn, (above), with young sot;.
adjudged the best country news
paper correspondent and trtrardH
a trip here and $200 In cap!;.
Under the title, "With a Penny
Pencil," her column deals wit?,
everyday farm , life events.
Ni'JW YORK >w . The? Olympic
games in On-many made a hit
with Mrs. Carla Do Vrles (above),
of Norwalk, Calif. . . . She was
there and beine near Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler, in t.r"*> loge at thp
stadium, she pla: a klBS on his
unsuspecting couii "xu.ce
Speedboat King
RED RANK, N. J. . . . For the
third year in succession Melvin
Crooks, '(above), of Montclair,
N. J. has won the National Sweep
stakes for Powerboats. He sent
his "Betty V." along here to a
new world record of 63.114 M.P.H.
to win the 1936 title.
A Tyler Weds Cowboy
NEW YORK . . . Miss Margar
O. Tyler, 24, (above),O gran
daughter of former Presidniu
Tyler, went West this season.
Now comes word that she has be
come the bride of Clifford Olenn,
22, Montana cowboy and thaj are
now on honeymoon.
0Ef,R'1T 5CUND5 uii?AoT^a - rtsmv
^4?r'I?5 VWPIM6 JUNIOR I I- K MfeA /YOUR OLD FATHER'S ) / *VH*A*A
SUPPOSE k WOTMER SHOULDN'T i
INTERFERE - fcUT |Ti BREAKING^
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GOING TO TEACH 1 HOW CAN 1 LEARN
YOU A LESSON/ ]/ TO BE GOOD WHEN
YOU WONT GIVE fAE
A CHANCE-"
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FATHERS AREN'T
THAT MEAN - POJ-,
P-L6AS6 GIVE toE
ONE MORE
CHANCE?
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President
Roosevelt
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and his party will find that all
Sylva, Jackson county and
Western North Carolina are one
in a hospitable welcome to our
beautiful, mountain country.
The Leader
Sylva, North Carolina
A Great
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Serving
A Great People
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Joins them in welcoming
A Great President
To Sylva, Jackson County and
Western North Carolina
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We are delighted, Mr President*
to welcome, you and your par*)
to our beautiful mountain country
The Jackson Count)
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