Beauchamp and Brundidge Visited. Community Notes
J May not reach the heights says a reflective verse while local social notes report Beauchamp Jr visiting from Lite Rael with relatives in the city. Brundidge of Mt Springs spent Wednesday with relatives and friends. Mrs Davis spoke at Assembly Training School program. Womans Auxillary met. Raymond Burns visited from Washington. Aubrey Albritton and others returned from East Texas fields. youths temperance council postposed. cemetery association May meeting set. Royce Smith returns home from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Davis
G. K
Assembly Training
First Presbyterian Church
A. M. Key
Terrell Cornelius
South Elm Street
W. HL Mittchinson
Cornelius
Nea Aubrey Albritton
C. S. Lowthorp
P. A. Dulins
East Texas
Gil Fields
Prescott News in Brief Highlights Local Events
A large crowd attended the Koons Towne minstrel at the junior high school with proceeds aiding the new gymnasium. The 1416 club met at Mrs W H B 10 Jamar’s home. Mr and Mrs Card Minn of Wiltisville visited Tuesday. The Rotary club met at Broadway hotel to elect officers. Providence Pin Supper will raise funds for a sinking Providence school expenses. FLO Twinhees of Okoloisa involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koons Towne
1416
Mra
Jamar's
Card Minn
Wiltis~ville
Rotary Cluib
Wednehe Broadway Hotel
Providence
Guy
Flo
Okoloisa
Treasury Deficit Sparks Call for Federal Budget Reform
The page reports a Treasury deficit critique with Silas Strawn of Chicago arguing Congress must curb national government spending. It notes business leaders seek regulation of excesses and mentions public sentiment toward fiscal restraint. The text includes archaic references to swans in early England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
America
Silas Strawn
Chicago
Abuennen
Oklahoma Boys in Local Mat Show at South Wablitt
Two Oklahoma grapplers Boring Martin and Toots Estes to headline an open air wrestling show on South Wablitt Street Thursday night. Estes recently defeated Patty Nolen in a dull bout, while Martin faced Gill LaCrosse in a spring bout that delighted fans. Leslie Wolff of Sherman Texas to meet Mike Conuldock of Cedar Rapids Iowa in the semi finals. Referee Page rounds out the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boring Martin
Toots Estes
South Wablitt Street
Estes Hat
Patty Nolen
Estes
Martin
Gill LaCrosse
Leslie Wolff
Sherman
Texas
Mike Conuldock
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Hele
Cradilock
Wolff
Bas Pop
WLC
Page
Refenee
Cards Edge Giants in 17-Inning Marathon
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 2 to 1 in a 17 inning game. Frankie Frisch and Roy Parmalee contributed, Medwick and Leiber drove in runs, and Gelbert and Parmelee starred as the pitchers faced long work while both sides struggled for offense.
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Cards
Giants
ST. Louis
Frankie Frisch
SL Louis Cardinals
Greane
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Roy Parmalee
Asidseason
Hubbell
Whitehead
Stemling
Ott
Leiher
J. Moore Cub
Medwick
Mize
Davis
Gelbert
Medtwick
Ideubie
King
Inis
Pases
Dusacher Plucllo
Parmelee
Baiehard
T. Moore
Jackson
Ring
Nightly Baseball Scores and Local Results Summary
Wednesday results feature Little Rock and Birmingham in a mixed card with several games including New Orleans at 14 runs and Memphis at 7. Notable scores include Brooklyn 4 and Philadelphia 9 in separate innings. An unrelated note mentions Lew Antlershire and Bevan the hare in material context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Birmingham
Allouta
Nasayile
Knoxville
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Memphis
March and April Trade and Agriculture In Eighth District
In the Reserve Area of St Louis Missouri favorable trends continued in trade and industry despite flood conditions on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. The Federal Reserve bank reported March and early April improvements in department store sales, wholesaling and jobbing activity, collections, and overall business measurements with agricultural prospects described as more favorable than in the prior three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Ohio-Mississippi Rivers
Wade
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Bankr
Neo
Scholarship Paned Resay Wis 5000 Seeks Winners
Fragmented OCR note mentions a $5000 scholarship and a contest related to a best essay on keeping the U S out of war. Names Owen Matthews and Portland appear, with garbled phrases about winning and disqualification amid incomplete text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edsdie
Owen, Matthews
Portland
Gre
Local Social Gathers Mention Visits Across Town
Misses Lowallyn and Joyce Wills. George Ayers of Shreveport called on Leé Jones Priday who is ill. Jean and Mildred Givens of Oak Grove spent Saturday night with Gladys and Addie McElroy. Dink Starks of Now Liberty visited Gorwin Millican. W M Cative of Texarkana and Burlis Rittiz of Hope called on R N Willis Sunday.
Evanston’s Accident Prevention Squads Drive Safer Streets
Evanston operates a city plan of traffic accident prevention with police squads, cameras, and testing gear to investigate every crash. They pursue prosecutions, push for engineering fixes, and run a Cafeteria Court for guilty pleas to speed justice. Mayor Bartlett credits engineering, enforcement, and education as core to the program’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo Vances
Evanston
Ameras
Hay
Bureau
Charles H. Bartlett
Lanes for Private Highway Plan Endorsed by Steiner
T A Steiner of Wooster outlines a 450 seat right of way plan for a private financed superhighway network. Four 11 foot lanes for cars and four 14 foot lanes for trucks and buses would run with 20 feet between arteries and 125 feet of landscaping each side. Government would issue franchises and guarantee bonds. main route from Boston to San Francisco with feeders to key cities. R M Davis of Morgantown supported the proposal as Chairman Cartwright offered cautious remarks noting its inevitability.
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T. A. Steiner
Wooster
Steiner
Boston
San Francisco
Laredo
Texas
Ti Miani
Fla
R. M. Davis
Morgaintown
W. Va
Cartwright
Rocky Mound Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Rocky Mound Home Demonstration club met at Miss Rose England's home on April 12 at 2 PM. Mrs T H Butler led, 13 members plus a visitor attended. minutes, Luke 24 readings, show-and-tell of kitchen items, Easter story, and a talk on improving home and grounds were presented. meeting adjourned to May 2 at 2 PM with reminders to be punctual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mound
Rose England
O’elacle
T. H. Butler
Luke
J. O. England
Dale Huot
Alford
Townsend Probes Patronage Plan in Kalamazoo
Townsend press inquiry explored alleged club influence on Werner W Main’s campaign and a patronage scheme in Kalamazoo. Mrs. Pearl Plough testified about about 100 merchants agreeing to the plan, but contributions from merchants totaled only $28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Rat
Hoffman
Townsend
Werner W Main
Pearl Plough
Kalamazoo
Townsend Club
Community Notes On Social Visits And Rain Benefit
Mrs Carl King and son called on Mrs Cecil Rogers and daughter Mary Alice Friday afternoon. Mrs Barney Otwell of near Kaio returned home after staying with her daughter Mrs Von Arrington. Mr and Mrs Cocfield spent Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs A C Monts. Mrs Dewy Bearden and children spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs I O Rogers. My and Mrs Edward Wright were shopping in Hope Saturday. Mr and Mrs Otis Purtle and family spent Sunday with their daughter of Green Lusoter. Mr and Mrs Nolen Lewallen with Mrs Clifford Messer and children of New Hope spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Warren Pickard. Mr and Mrs Henry Pickard and father J W McWilliams visited relatives of Shaver Springs Sunday. The rain Tuesday was a great help to all the farmers of this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl King
Cecil Rogers
Mary Alice
Barney Otwell
Kaio
von Arrington
Cocfield
A. C. Monts
Dewy Bearden
I. O. Rogers
Edward Wright
Hope
Otis Purtle
Green Lusoter
Nolen Lewallen
Clifford Messer
New Hope
Warren Pickard
Henry Pickard
J. W. McWilliams
Shaver Springs
Local Garden Party and Visits Highlight Weekend in Hope
Bells Chapel pastor and Montana guests shared Sunday with Edd Chamlee. Shoppers from Hope and Antoine visited families here while others traveled to Chantler Arizona and Prescott. Local residents attended prayer meeting and social calls, with several families hosting guests and children out with relatives. The article notes an elephant weighing about five tons.
Centerville Social Notes Include Clergy and Visitors
Centerville reports include Rev Chris Barham of Prescott preaching Saturday night. Hubert Clark of Hope visited his sister Mrs Lee Jones and Mr Jones Saturday afternoon. Misses Addie MoeLlyey Jean and Mildred Givens spent Sunday with Ma and Mrs Ommer Bennett. Eunice Dougan of New Liberty and Misses Bagnell Ara Greghorn spent days with sister Mrs Fred Buie and Mrs Buie of Prescott. Mrs Earl Erwin and Mrs Gordaiy Mariner called on Mrs Godwin and Mrs Millican Saturday afternoon. Miss Margie Henly spent Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Barham
Prescott
Hubert Clark
Hope
Lee Jones
Jones
Addie MoeLlyey
Jean
Mildred Givens
Ommer Bennett
Eunice Dougan
New Liberty
Bagnell
Ara Greghorn Nee
Fred Buie
Buie
Earl Erwin
Gordaiy
Mariner
Godwin
Millican
Margie Henly
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F. W
Ant
S. J. Beauchamp Jr
Lite Rael
Lin
He City
J. B. Brundielge
Mott Springs
K. G. McRan
Borney McRae
Womans Auxillaey, Presbyterian Church
Stamps
Weels
Raymond Burns
Washington, D. C
O. Milam
Milam En Vonte
Tsp
Evelyn
Rose Myra Dosesett
Chestsnut
Natchidoches, la
Inter
Ade the Cemetery Association
We Ry Chandler
South Pine Street
T Hat Royce Smith
Julia Chester Hospital
South
Mair Street
Miriam Jop- Klug
Merle Oberon
Joal McCress
Saenger
Edward Arnold
Ter Tragy Binnie Barnes
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Paramount News
Mickey Mouse Curinan
Dodge
B. R. Hamm
Main
Ad Watt
Dale M'Kinney
Treasury
England
Elmer Brown
E.O.M. Sale
Gen. W. Robison & Co
John P. Cox Drug Co
Haynes Bros
Hitt’s Shoe Store
L. C. Burr
J. C. Penney
Rephan
Oklahoma Boys
Travis Jackson
Chistity
Brooklyn
Tutphurghi
Philadelphia
Boston-Ci
New York
Cleveland
Heatouw
Chiesge
Wasliegtolt
Detroit
Lew Antlershire
Bevan
Haie
Southern Association
Hirmingha
Pet
New
St. Louie
Pittsburgh
L. Pet. Laston
Chiguitas
St Laws
Mat
Utraugh Streets
Matthews
Nte
Andy
Sither
Samsone
A- Hanes
P.H. Hanes Company
Winston-Selemi
Roy Floyd
Orville Werringer
Ana
Townsend Probes
Herbert Johnnson
Montana
Edd Chamlee
Lleya Shackelford
George Stewart
Tom Shack
Etfort
W. H. Harris
Antoine
Floyd Wood
Shellie Cullins
Mr. Day
A. J. Cullins
Floyd Beaoks
Walter Hart
Edgar Edwards
H. FP. Tate
M Vera
Marie Tate
J. M. Over~ton
Lonnie Brooks
Lester White
Centerville
E-Tex OW
Tom Kinser
Ibarton
Luzianne Coffee
Myouse
R. Moores Ea
Fa Whitman
Candy Whitman
Fairhill
Aliss
Win Buller
Barbara Gould
Jwr
Sibyl
Myrtice Spears
Mgr
Bal
Cox Drug
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