Social notes and local union meeting report
A column of society items updates readers on club gatherings, a D A Wt meeting postponed to Wednesday at Mrs. Dan Green’s home, wedding notices for Miss Alice Armstrong and Rat Reaves, plus local visits and family news from Henderson to Prescott and Hot Springs. Also mentions Choral Club, Miss Masse Bell’s trip, and Elizabeth’s improving condition.
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John Cain
D. A. Wt
O'Dack
Dan Green
Thompson Evans
Eliz. I Peth
Henderson
Arkadelphia
J. C. Carlson
Guil
Alice Armstrong
Rat Reaves
F.C. Rule
First Methodist Church
Royer Bend
Charline Crane
George Reeder
Shreveport
Louisiana
Atrong
Hope
Little Rock
George W. Robison
Mrr
George F. Reaves
Langt Beach
Calif
Broadway
School hosts monthly meeting on Wednesday afternoon
The Paisley P.P.A. will host its regular monthly meeting at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the school. Members are urged to bring a book to donate to the school library.
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Oglesby P.T. A
Oglesby School
Paisley P.P. A
Ford Aims At 100000 Per Month In April Production
Ford Motor Company disclosed at its Dearborn headquarters that April production is set to exceed 90 000 units and may reach 110 000, driven by strong demand from branches and dealers. Deliveries in late March hit peaks, yet dealer stocks remained below normal, underscoring supplier and body manufacturer constraints shaping the April plan.
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Dearborn
Mich
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Fort
Normil
Donkey Baseball Games Set for Hope April 25 26
Two local teams will face off on the high school athletic field as part of the new comedy sport donkey baseball. The Moodlights meet opposing riders on tame donkeys amid carnival-like scenes.
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Americas
Young Business Men's Association
Eithher
Call Increased by Construction Commission Raises Bond Total
The Construction Commission expanded the bonds authorized under Act 180 of 1929, enabling full receipt of its application funds. Governor Futrell is expected to address two joint sessions immediately after the legislature convenes at noon to outline the call's purpose.
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Construction Commission
Futrell
McElroy family threatened as shooting shatters city election aftermath
Police guarded the McElroy residence after a second threat and a bullet pierced the living room window while the family spoke inside. Detective Chief Higgins said the shot likely came from a rifle hidden near St Teresa’s Academy. McElroy dismissed risk, calling threats from cranks as the city reeled from the March 27 election tied to the Citizens Fusionist revolt and Pendergast era.
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MeEstroy
Mary MeElroy
McElroy
West 57Th Street
T. J. Higgins
St. Teresa's Academy
Citizens-Fusionist
T. J. Pendergast Democratic Organization
Citizen-Fusionist Party
Pen
Feen-a-mint Laxative Claims Six Key Features
An old ad copy touts Feen-a-mint as a laxative with six benefits including non habit forming quick action safe for children and gentle on the stomach. It emphasizes chewing to distribute the ingredient, urges against delaying constipation and notes a price of 25 cents at druggists.
Prehistoric skull surgery and a California exposition
The Ineos practiced skull surgery in prehistoric times. When injuries pressed on the brain they sawed out skull sections and many operations were successful. San Diego will host a California ventennis exposition from July 4, 1934, to July 4, 1935.
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San Diego
Father Kills His Family and Self in Eureka Springs
Warren Davis, 58, a well known Eureka Springs resident, killed his wife aged 19 and their two children aged 2 and 4 then died by suicide at the family home. A razor was the weapon. The bodies were found noon by sister-in-law Katherine Brown. The tragedy ended months of domestic difficulties after a quarrel at a Saturday dance.
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Eureka Springs, Ark
Warren Davis
Eureka Springs
Katherine Brown
Conspiracy Denied by Bishop Cannon
Bishop James Cannon Jr and Ada L Burroughs pleaded not guilty in a Washington criminal court charging they conspired to violate corrupt practices by failing to report anti-Smith campaign contributions received in 118 They faced jury selection with twelve prospective jurors questioned for religious prejudice and fairness.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Ada L. Burroughs
anti-Smith
Railroad Rain Sank in Quicksiut Near Pueblo 1875
A railroad rain sank in quicksiut near Pueblo Colorado in 1875 and was never found, a terse historical note detailing a lost railway event and its enduring mystery.
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Quicksiut
Publo
Colo
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New Capital Hotel
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St Mark's Episcopal Church
Hugh Jones
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