Lions preview at luncheon for June Tokyo convention
Lions in Hope attend a luncheon at the Sheraton Inn where Don Freel and Joan Kopecky wore authentic Japanese attire. Joan showed slides from three years in Japan, depicting countryside, crowded streets, waterfront life, transport, temples, and public buildings. Arkansas Lion Dr. Jim Fowler seeks 3rd vice president of Lions International. Guests included Mae Belle Coleman, Scott Wood, Mary Overturf, Wanda Powell, Jean Freel, Norma Davis, and Ken Koen.
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Japan
Lions Club
Joan Kopecky
Joan
Sonnet
Don Freel
Dr. Freel
Sonnet Kopecky
Jean Freel
Hope Lions
Tokyo
Lions
Sheraton Inn
Lion
Lioness
Lion Jay
Arkansas
Jim Fowler
Little Rock
Arkansas Lions
Lions International
Mae Belle Coleman
Lion Y.C
Scott Wood
Lion Warren Plyler
Mattie Lee
Euva Overturf
Mary Overturf
Wanda Powell
KXAR
Hope
Norma Davis
Ken Koen
Lion Bobby Webb
Prison skeleton identified as Thomas Hamilton at Cummins Graves
Dr. Clyde Snow identified a Cummins Prison Farm skeleton as inmate Thomas Hamilton, shot accidentally by guard T. C. Claybourne in 1920. The finding challenges former superintendent Murton’s murder theory and suggests a larger graveyard of approximately 600 former Cummins inmates.
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Batesville
Ark
Clyde C. Snow
Oklahoma City
Cummins Prison Farm
Thomas Hamilton
Arkansas Historical Association
Snow
Cummins
Thomas O. Murton
Murton
Reuben Johnson
Morton
University of Minnesota
Hamilton
Desha County
T. C. Claybourne
Claybourne
Howard Manufacturing marks service pin milestones in Nashville
Forty six employees at the Howard Manufacturing Company in Nashville receive five to fifteen year service pins with gold and ruby or blue spinel. The plant closed for a half day as employees were paid for the entire day. Roytex Inc. owns Howard and its robes and kimonos under the Roytex label with Pierre Cardin rights. Route construction aided by local residents.
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Nashville
Ark
Howard Manufacturing Company
Doris Jean Blackwood
Howard
Anderson Box Company
Routex
Louis Graves
Ralph Wilson
Cecil Calahan
New York
Jim Dildy
Joe Dildy
Roytex Inc
Roytex
Pierre Cardin
Howard's
Train hits car in Fair Oaks kills driver and injures passenger
One person died and another was injured when a car was struck by a train at a railroad crossing in Fair Oaks, Cross County. State Police identify the driver as 77 year old Ollie R. Dinsmore of Wynne and the passenger as 83 year old Edith Deberry of DeWitt.
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Fair Oaks, Ark
Fair Oaks
Cross County
Ollie R. Dinsmore
Wynne
Edith Deberry
DeWitt
Dinsmore
T shirts to safeguard children in Oakland County
In Southfield Michigan Francine Gold 35 a former kindergarten teacher designed a shirt reading I Don t Talk To Strangers to keep public focus on child safety after seven Oakland County kids were abducted and killed in the past 15 months A department store agreed to stock 3000 shirts priced at five dollars each The latest victim Timothy King 11 disappeared after saying he wouldn t go with a stranger his body found a week later The designer notes the message aims to stay visible beyond publicity and rejects exploitation concerns while stressing the effort is modestly profitable.
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Southfield
Mich
Detroit
Francine Gold
Oakland County
Timothy King
Birmingham
Timothy
Mrs. Gold
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MRR
Hope Village
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Lycra
Lucre
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