Local Presbyterial Guests Fill House in Hope News
The article lists numerous visitors and hosts for the First Presbyterian church events in Hope. Names include Mr. and Mrs. 4. M. Houston, Mrs. Roy Williamson, Mrs. A. Archer of DeQueen, Mrs. Jim Velvinined, Mrs. Fred Colemat of Lewisville, and many others. Recurring notes mention piano recital by Miss Mary Noja Carter, district Parent Teachers meeting in Texarkana, and Parish guests from Norman to Pine Bluff with several Michigan and California connections. Donald Moore shows post-appendicitis recovery at Chester hospital. House guests include Dr. J. A. Allen and Mrs. O. A. Graves among Presbyterial attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4. M. Houston
First Presbyterian Church
Roy Williamson
A. Archer
DeQueen
K. G. McRae
Mary Noja Carter
W. L. Carter
Edgewomd Avenue
Josie Anderson
Litle Rock
James L. Jamison
O. A. Graves
Beryl Henry
Texarkana
Parent Teachers Association
Jassie Still Hopeful in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
Dr John F Condon, Fordham University lecturer and umpire in a charity game, claimed optimism that the Lindbergh baby would be returned soon after initiating ransom talks with the kidnappers. He had acted on behalf of Colonel Lindbergh following the $50 000 payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
John F. Condon
Fordham University
New York
Jassie
Guest List Highlights Social Weekend in Tennessee
Miss Elizabeth Reaves of Hope who teaches in Nashville schools is hosted for the weekend by Miss Josephine Ronyes, with Miss Evelyn Hammett of Memphis Miss Minnie Jo Wolff of Bingen Ark and Miss Grace Leo Reader of Nashville also attending. Miss Sarah Jane Hughes of Nashville joins the gathering as a guest of Miss Ronyes for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Reaves
Hope
Nashvile
Evelyn Hammett
Memphis, Tenn
Minnie Jo Wolff
Bingen, Ark
Grace Leo Reader
Nashville
Sarah Jane Hughes
Josephine Ronyes
Life sketch of Sarah Ann James Green at DAR burial
A Washington graveyard ceremony during the state DAR session featured a reading of the life of Sarah Ann James Green born 1814 in Williamsburg District South Carolina and died 1892 in Hope Arkansas. She was a descendant of John Knox and Lady Margaret Stuart and the granddaughter of Captain John James and Major John James who served under General Francis Marion in the American Revolution. The piece notes Scotch Irish Presbyterian roots and Revolutionary service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ann James Green
Areat-Geant
William B.hocott
Green
Washington
State Conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution
John Knox
Lady Margaret Stuart
Williamsburg Distriet
South Carolina
Hope
Local School Prize Show Promises Thrills and Action
Dear Children, last week Ogleaby school won our picture prize. This Saturday we present a splendid program with vaudeville, games, a cartoon, and two feature films. The Local Bad Man stars Hoot Gibson and Sally Blane, based on a Petter B Kyne western tale. The Broken Wing features Lupe Velez and Leo Carrillo in aerial combat. Attend and help your school win again.
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Ogleaby
Hoot Gibson
Sally Blane
Pettr B. Kyne
Lupe Velez
Leo Carrillo
Saurday
Auntie Blossom
Walter Bitters dies in gas explosion after suicide attempt
Los Angeles report details Walter Bitters attempting suicide by gas, lighting a cigarette as gas filled the room, causing a violent blast that hurled him through a wall to a nearby roof and killed him two hours later. The item then shifts to remarks on English stores and a biographical tribute to Captain John James Green and his family, recounting Civil War service and hospital work by Captain and Mrs. Green in Georgia and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Walter Bitters
Alor
Virginia Folk Musicians Play Historic Tune at Richmond
In Richmond Virginia Captain Spicer with white beard plays The Hog-Eyed Man before an audience of listeners. He is among old Virginia folk musicians who may join an upcoming program of music from a former day. The moment is captured as he entertains with a tune not written in formal music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicer
Richmond
Virginia
Cuis
Legion Honors Maj Bodenhamer Top in Membership Race
INDIANAPOLIS Ind O L Bodenhamer of El Dorado Ark former national commander of the American Legion was proclaimed the winner of the recent Legion membership race in a coast to coast NBC radio program heard by 10400 posts and friends. Bodenhamer gathered 61085 points with others like ONeal 33069 McNutt 24218 and Spafford 21380 as the next highest. The event formed a Victory Membership Celebration with national leaders and bands, praising service to the Legion and the country during economic distress.
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Indianapolis
Ind
O. L. Bodenhamer
el Dorado
Ark
American Legion
Legion
Bodenhamer
O'Neal
McNutt
Spafford
Savage
McQuigg
Drain
Quinn
Owsley
MacNider
Galbraith-Emery
D’ciler
Lindsley
Auxiliary and
Fury
Champion Legion Band
Milwaukee
National
United States
America
Why I Was One of the 67 by I L Pilkinton Hempstead Rep
Hempstead County representative I L Pilkinton denounces the governor and legislature in a public statement. He recounts the April session events, the adjournment controversy, and questions who acted in the people’s interest amid tax burdens and government spending. He urges Hempstead citizens to judge whether the governor or lawmakers acted honestly to relieve homeowners and taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Pilkinton
Hempstead
General Assembly
Hempstead County
I. L. Pilkinton
House of Representatives
Parnell
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Arkansas
LL. Pilkinton
Heynpstead County
Patriotism and civic duty for America’s future
The speaker argues for continued patriotism and civic education in public schools. He asserts that children should learn liberty, political freedom, and the duties of citizenship to honor forefathers’ sacrifices. He warns of subversive groups, gangsters, and rising crime as national threats to stability.
American Legion Call For Patriotism And Service
In a message of unselfish patriotism the speaker praises the American Legion for upholding justice security and national spirit. The Legion and its Auxiliary vow to continue aiding the disabled widows and orphans and to lead in faithful citizenship despite setbacks, honoring veterans with dedicated service.
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Glina
Ees
American Legion
American
la van Honor
SeHTE pet tile officer deputy b' the Soin
Fragmented readable text references a deputy officer and a mayoral or policing context with unclear wording and garbled names. The legible elements include a mention of a deputy and a possible reference to a police role, but no clear events, dates, or outcomes.
Promatifi Incident At Hamilton Raids Brawl Over Beer
A garbled report describes a raid at Hamilton involving a brawl and a vat with 2000 cent beers. The text mentions John and a brawny figure, an experiment, and ongoing service over the years. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a disturbance connected to beer quantities and a raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
John Dtte
Brawny
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