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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
3
A terse note recalls a close friend of Warren Jr. as the assistant soul of a lingering memory. The fragment hints at a personal tribute within a small circle, with no further detail available.
A cryptic OCR fragment describes a church inviting a stranger to attend an evening service, noting the place fosters religious feeling and privilege under the pastor's guidance. Details are unclear but imply a welcoming outreach.
An unclear 1916 era record references a courier in Middlesex and New England, with mentions of a call issued and anterns hung in a tower. It notes wartime decisions and guards deemed necessary, combining partial fragments into a vague snapshot of a military or civic action.
Three state party nominees for governor come from education. Dr. C. H. Brough, Democratic candidate and former University of Arkansas faculty member, Wallace Townsend, Republican nominee and former Little Rock High School principal, and William Davis, Sealist nominee from Armada Crawford County, are all teachers by trade.
Capt A B Sloan of the Arkansas troops was in Bentonville inspecting a local company when the call to arms arrived. At 5 o clock in the morning a phone message summoned him to arise and prepare for duty. Officials in each state communicated by telephone and mobilization proceeded with rapid, coordinated orders.
Rev Wm A Rolle pastor of the Eudora Presbyterian church has made several trips there in the church’s interest. The congregation organized June 25 with a membership of twenty two. Officers include Ruling Elders J E Ward M Cashion Thos H Charlton and Deacons F Linwood Clark Fred Ward B J Ross.
Next Sunday program includes Hymn 420 and 398, scripture Daniel 1 20, leader's talk, Marie Evans piano solo, Corn Bird discussions, and "How It All Began" by Ray Shirey. Readers include Bessie Mercer Nola Lowe quartet, Helen Partmess Mary Boyer Beryl Evans Ray Shirey, Daniel Purposed In His Heart Temperance, Mrs. Smith The Matter of Enviro Strength, open discussion, reception of new members, violin solo Willie Duerson, league benediction.
Odd Fellows meet every Friday night with Encampment on the first Monday, Rebekahs on Thursday. Visiting members always welcome. Evans listed as NG.
Justice GW Flowers of Bowie Township Chicot County Arkansas issues warning to W R Sheffield to appear within thirty days and answer plaintiff H B Courtney complaint. Case before BR F Bush Receiver St Louis Tron Mountain and Southern Railway Peentahow mentioned.
In Chicot County Arkansas F Remsey files suit No 247 against A Skipper and others The Rosenthal Sloan Millinery Co is required to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint Calmes Merritt clerk J C Gillison attorney July 1 1916 PIT 7 64t
Notice declares a joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Arkansas State Constitution to authorize counties to levy taxes up to three mills for road and bridge repairs, with bonds and borrowing rules, tax periods, and election approval. approved Feb 2 1916 and filed Feb 8 1916.
Office rooms are available for rent in the Dukes building now leased by the Odd Fellows. For information contact Committee members J A Glosup hk Hemphilm for details.
A five day Chautauqua at McGehee July 15 to 17 features White and Myers acts with daily afternoon and evening programs. Beverly Entertainers Ye Olde Town Male Quartet perform Friday with Dr John Merritt lecture. Croatian Tamburiya Orchestra Emily Waterman Haydn Vested Choir Marian Wharton appear Saturday and Sunday. The Cosmopolitan Entertainers Edward Elliott nightly enactor of plays closes Monday session.
Scrambled OCR fragment showing cryptic codes SH Duteh No. S04 83x M H L and various numbers 42 837 841 825 45 93 Local. Reads as fragmented local notation or catalog entries without clear event, person, or place details.
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