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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1935

Page

4

Explosion devastates Helenwood area injuring seven

A large blast detonated dynamite stored in a rural Helenwood supply building, injuring seven and destroying homes. Residents fled amid smoke and chaos as families faced loss and fear, while nearby towns reported shaken houses and a traveling salesman saw his car lifted. Authorities warned of further danger from remaining explosives.

Hearby O'Connell R. AL. Cecil Oconnell Oneids Helenwood Perea

Uncertain Homecoming Plans Highlight County Event

The 13th annual Homecoming on Mother's Day may be canceled due to declining attendance over the past years. Local residents fear the event’s viability unless ex-citizens and readers push for renewal, as outsiders and traders weigh in on whether Washington should host Homecoming again. Army trucks must pass inspections before acceptance.

Washington Settizens Focal

Calvary Crucifixion and Signs at Jesus Death

Reading recounts the crucifixion of Jesus with two thieves at Calvary. Soldiers led Simon the Cyrenian to help him as he nears death. Jesus speaks words of love amid agony. The temple veil tears, earth quakes, graves open, and onlookers proclaim him the Son of God. The thieves’ legs are broken and Jesus is pierced to confirm death.

Calvary Desis Siren Jesus Ming

Harmony community notes from Harmony and nearby families

Harmony Farmers are starting to garden at his place. Mr and Mrs Bareld Sanford visited Mu and Mrs Bishop Rhodes and family. Mabe Yarberry has returned home after a successful term at Harmony. Mrs Yarberry plans to teach at Harmony this fall. Hernand McMillan visited sister Mrs Ray McWilliams and Mr McWilliams. Thal Vines family and Milton overs attended a gathering at Nose of Tran Vins in Nevada. Luther Ellis and family visited Liberty Mill. DeVaughn McMillin spent time with grandfather at Liberty Hill. Joe Daugherly family and Hay Williams family visited parents. Mrs George Preacher, formerly of Harmony, was seriously ill with cancer. friends hope for quick recovery.

Pla Bareld Sanford Bishop Rhodes Faily Yarberry Harmony Hernand McMillan Ray MecWilliams McWilliams Thal Vines Milton Tran Vins Ani Neva Eco Ane Luther Ellis Gifford New Liberty Mill Dod DeVaughn McMillin Spen Tadd Vic Foreily Liberty Hill Joe Daugherly Gunily Hay Williams Gaud Babyy Guerge Millen Sunelny Ward George pReacher Cy, Jim Richardson Liberty Hell Curtis Daugherty G. H. McMillen Ray McWilliams Harman McMillen Murian Rogers B. Daugherty

Washington Will Graduate 5 Seniors

Washington High School will hold graduation exercises in the edition auditorium on Friday night May 3. Dr Matt L Kills of Lea Deisen State Teachers College Ark acetyne will deliver the baccalaureate sermon April 4. Seniors Mary Pitkinton Georgia Bullard Myrtle Bearsten Willie Willis and Carl Mirth graduate this year. Last Friday was senior day as the class toured Heathersey State Teachers College Arkadelphia where some for his Was also in progenis. Only two weeks remain until commencement with formal closing on Friday May.

Washington High School Edizon Matt L. Kills Leadeisen State Teachers College Arkacetyne Suny Willan Leral Presbyterian Church Mary Pitkinton Georgia Bullard Myctle Bearsten Willie Wiu Yoy Carl Mirth Heathersey State Teachers College Arkadelphia Sone

Ochs leaves New York Times to family and Sulzberger heirs

New York will of Adolph Ochs leaves New York Times control to Julius Ochs Adler, Iphiger Ochs Sulzberger, and Arthur Hays Sulzberger with generous bequests to universities and employees. Widow Effie Wise Ochs and Sulzberger daughter share income from the remainder. Also notes social visits and local mentions.

New York Adolph &. Gehs Contevl New York Times Jolius Ochs Adler Iphlgero Ochs Sulkberger Arthur Hays Sulaberger Aller New York Times Company Ochs Sulzberger Judd Effie Wise Ochs

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