Hope Boys Progress Highlighted In The Gazette
A Hope, Arkansas item notes former Hope boy Thomas Dwight Wilson promoted in the Navy, with ties to the Wilson family and local names. Also mentions Woodmen Circle meeting, a tacky party at First Methodist, Bay View Reading Club event, and visits of Mrs Sills and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Boys
Arkansas Gazette
Thomas Dwight Wilson
Hope
G. Main Street
Dwight
May Wilson
TR. M. Wilson
Robert Wilson
Robert LaGrone
Arkansas Naval
Hoosevelt
T. D. Wilson
Jet B. Grives
First Methodist Church
Oliver Mills
South Greening Street
Bay View
Jo Vesey
Mark Buchanan
B. A. Buchanan
West Fourth Street
Frances Thomas
Jane Waddle
Benefactor and Thug Clash Over Hold Up
An eminent alienist identifies the robber menacing him. He recalls once helping the criminal avoid a life sentence by proving his insanity. The thug coolly acknowledges the irony and continues the hold up, branding the doctor a mur’ner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mur'ner
Del Monte to San Francisco Tale of Martha Brittain
Martha Brittain and Neal journey from Del Monte to San Francisco to meet Betty Haynes. They suspect a traitor, read a cryptic Palace letter, and debate trust as Betty’s fate hangs in the balance. Martha plans police action but Neal urges restraint to avoid worsening Betty’s peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amgin
Martha Brittain
Waynes
Whey
Sau Brathon
Long Beach
Long Henely
Hetty
San Irseleep
Martha Atnrin
Betty
Hwelfy
Mariha
San Francisco
Finda
Netty
Speddon
Deal
Neal Peraand
Nel Monte
Neal
Martha
Nead
Marina
Gerry Neal
del Monte
Monterey
Redwood City
Palo Alto
Carrington
the Bridge Auto Park
Sloss
Market Street
New Montgomery
Market
Palm Court
Betty Haynes
Miss Brittain
Palace
Gerry
Funeral Etiquette Defined by Joan Durham AP
Funeral etiquette guides friends to help before during and after services. Suggestions include sending flowers arranging mourning attire simplifying meals and coordinating flowers and thank you notes. Timeliness seating and quiet presence are advised to ease the bereaved family.
One Man Bank Helps Home Town
Dunkirk banker David Wright has saved city employees from payless paydays for 15 years by providing emergency loans totaling over 100,000 dollars. He says he has not lost a cent and notes many solid corporations borrow for payrolls when receipts lag behind disbursements. Wright’s role as the unofficial banker underscores how cash flow gaps are managed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Auditorium
Dunkirk
David
Wright
Funeral traces to be cleared with wreaths and chairs
A terse note urges removal of funeral traces including wreaths and dishevelled camp chairs to restore order after a ceremony. The text emphasizes practical steps to tidy the site and present a respectful appearance.
Pluants Business Loans to City Defy Tax Delays
A fragment notes that Pluants business provides city loans usually for six months to a year with interest, arising from slow tax collections. The text indicates these loans occur even in well regulated conditions.
Mural By Julius Twohy Preserves Indian Spiritual Heritage
A Tacoma mural in the Indian hospital depicts the thunderbird religion as a history of the Indian spirit. The eighty foot wall houses panels showing the law given to man, human sins, and the spread of a gospel from Pacific Northwest tribes to the plains and Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Worden
Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
Julius Twohy
Tacoma Indian Hospital
Towhy
Pacific Northwest
Mountain Plains
Great Lakes Indians
Seed Firm Owners Face Refund Receipt Note
Wright and his brother Reuben operate a large seed company and have arranged a pickup of receipts with refunds issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Reuben
Self-Taught Twohy Completes Ambitious Wall Mural Plan
Twohy, a 34 year old member of the Ui tribe of eastern Utah, is largely self taught. He has spent six months on a mural that will take until summer to finish. He initially drew sketches about twelve feet high but redid the work after the wall was remodeled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twohy
Utah
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Woodmen Hall
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Katherine Sales
Little Reel
Sophia Parking Williams
Nancy Ruth Carrigan
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Dolph Carr
Misa Louise Knobel
Tom Knobel
Mrs. Knobel
St. Charles, Mo
Bayist Sunday
Matilda McFaddin
Matilda
Saenger
Deanna Durbin
Francis
Sylvia Sidney
Trail of the
Lonesome Pine
Jack Holt
Nome
Joe Penner
Jack Benny
Jessie Matthews
George Raft
Rosalind Russell
Nard Jones
NEA Service
Chapter
Joan Durham
One Man Bank
Wayne H. England
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Chicago
England
United States
the Mutual Life Insurance Co
J.T. Mompson
Dite Kock
Arkansas
INQ
U.S
By Sylvia
Chuck
Fanny
Signor Mussolini
Italy
Spain
HW Duce
Tripoli
Libya
League of Nations
Redmen
Trocadero
Front St
Princess
Marinello Beauty Shop
Ada Gee
THE
Shipley Studio
South Walnut Street
Hope Star
Rephan
Sale of Empire
Empire State
Pri
Zes
Ephan Department
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