Weekend Guests and Society Notes From Ozan News
Local society pages report Miss Loraine Whitehurst returning from Arkann visit, Miss Frances Hearne and Miss Pattie Virginia Sharp visiting Mooringsport, and numerous weekend guests including Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Denty in Baker Springs, Mrs. A J Cugle and children departing Owensboro after a month with relatives, plus a Zone meeting of the Womens Missionary Society in the Methodist church with officers elected and programs held. Also updates on Miss Ida Hatch’s injury, Edward Bader’s illness recovery, and trips to Chicago’s Century of Progress Exposition.
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W. T. Gorham
Frances Sue Williams
Margaret Kinser
Chicago
A. 3. Cugle
Anice
Singleton
Paul
B. P. Haynes
Rupert Blakely
Owensboro
Womans Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ben Goodlett
Qzan
John Arnold
Bill, Gist
Ozan
Evelyn Murph
P. C. Stevens
Blevin
Edwin Ward
Hopi
Q. A. Graves
Kansas Treasurer May Be Impeached
Gov. Alf M. Landon signaled possible impeachment in the Kansas municipal bond forgery scandal. He asked the attorney general the public instruction head and the state auditor to release office records. Investigators say forged bonds issued by Ronald Finney amount to over $800,000 involving a Topeka bank.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Ronald Boynton
W. T. Markham
Will J. French
Ronald Finney
National Bank of Topeka
National
T. D
Tom) Boyd
Honda
Medicinal Liquor Quota Increased for Next Year
The Bureau of Industrial Alcohol set medicinal liquor production at 7 million gallons for the coming calendar year. Officials called it the largest quota since the 18th amendment took effect, citing depleted inventories from relaxed prescription liquor restrictions.
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Washington
Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
Homeopathic Recipe Diner Exchange
A quirky exchange at a diner features a waiter and Walter arguing over a broth. Walter claims the broth is chicken, but hints it is made from the water used to boil eggs, described humorously as chicken broth in infancy.
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Walter
Arkansas Legislature considers broad tax relief and reform items
State lawmakers debate measures to redeem lands on the tax books at half value for up to three years and permit installments on property taxes. Other items push continuous school district levies for refunding credits, publish constitutional amendments after an appropriation of 10500, and limit general assembly appropriations to 2500000.
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Futrell
General Assembly
State Penitentiary Commission
Highway Audit Commission
Audit Commission
State Highway Department
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Nevada
M. E. Services Cancelled Sunday at First Methodist
The Star reports that the Sunday service at First Methodist Church has been canceled by the pastor Dr J L Cannon. An erroneous Friday notice said no preaching until August 27 due to the pastor's two week vacation.
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First Methodist Church
the Star Friday
J. L. Cannon
New Baseball League Forms as Playground Teams Play
Attendance last week reached 223 as a new baseball league formed and two games were played. Blue Sketters, led by Newton Sccrest, beat Orioles captained by Attley Woods 23 to 4. Cardinals defeated Flickers 9 to 6 under Nolan Cargile and Nolan Kennedy.
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Blue Sketters
Newton Sccrest
Orioles
Attley Woods
Cardinals
Flickers
Nolan Cargile
Nolan Kennedy
Weaver Collins
Maxine Keith
Jimmie Smith
Frances Harrell
Shirley Wyatt
Virginia Cassidy
Bernard Rephan
Maxine Wyatt
Wanda Collins
Y. E. Smith
Sry
Buster Jones
V. E
Robins
Jays
Milton Crews
Phil Keith
Baseball League
London Papers Debate Roosevelt Policy And Prospect
London papers discuss Roosevelt’s program with skepticism about its effectiveness. The Financial Times questions U S reception to his apologia, while The New Statesman and Nation praise his potential to revive capitalism. The Week End Review compiles American and British events arguing Roosevelt acts as Britain’s government debates.
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France
Financial Times
Organ of
America
New Statesman
Nation
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Utilities at Center as Justice Hints Tough Action
The Justice Department plans to enforce the recovery act with fines and jail for violations. The administrator said he would let local committees handle wage and hour breaches for now, but warned that a future clear court case could remove aBlue Eagle from a window, signaling economic death.
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Ment of Justice
Patricia Ellis Stars in South Seas Romance at Saenger
Patricia Ellis headlines The March Morn in a South Seas romance drawn from Somerset Maugham. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. arrives by sea and encounters her on a lonely isle. The film highlights native innocence and restrained romance amid exotic Malaysian waters and uncharted seas.
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Patricia Ellis
Pacific
Laguna Beach
Somerset Maugham
East Indies
Fairbanks
Patricia
Beauty expert Sara Freeland to demonstrate at Cox's Drugstore
Miss Sara Freeland representing Barbars Gould beauty aides is booked for a week at Cox Drugstore. She previously appeared in Hope and will demonstrate a home treatment method as part of the toilet goods display.
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Sara Freeland
Barbars Gould Beauty Aides
Cox Drugstore
Miss Freeland
Hope
Barbara Gould
Miss Gould
Hot Springs Sluggers to Meet Storks at Fair Park Sunday
Hot Springs Bathhouse Sluggers will play the Storks Sunday at Fair Park. The Little Rock Black and White Grocery team cancel their visit after manager Coop’s report. Albert Williamson, former Shreveport Texan pitcher, will start for the visitors. Carroll Schooley to get a pitching trial with Coop holding three reserves.
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Hot Springs Bathhouse Sluggers
Storks
Fair Park
Blank and White
Little Rock
Coop
Albert Williamson
Burler
Shreveport
Carroll Schooley
Hope
Schooley
Southern Association Friday results headline
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 2 and St. Louis beat Cincinnati 8 to 3. Other results show Chicago 2 Detroit 0 and Washington 8 Boston 4. Standings list clubs including W W L P E and Philadelphia and Cleveland with Chicago and St. Louis leading.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cinginnali
W.W. L. Pe
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
W. L
Knoxville
New Orlean
Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Ww. L
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Public Works Board Forms in Arkansas with Horner as Chair
LITTLE ROCK Ark P Awaiting presidential appointment of a chief engineer for the state and word on the number of employees the new federal public works advisory board for Arkansas will have the group is ready to begin work. E C Horner of Helens chairs the board with John Parks of Fort Smith as vice chair and Hayley M Hennett of Little Rock as secretary. Offices are in the old post office building. Once the chief engineer is named and personnel confirmed the board will start accepting federal aid applications for projects. Priority goes to waterworks and sewage efforts and other socially necessary and economically sound undertakings that can begin within thirty days.
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Little Rock
Ark
Washington
Federal Public Works Advisory Board
Arkane
E. C. Horner
Helens
John §. Parks
Fort Smith
Hayley M. Hennett
Horner
Johnson Refuses Publishers Code in NRA Plan
Washington reports Hugh S Johnson presented a plan to publishers for joining the NRA campaign under a blanket code by adjusting wage and hours. He said publishers’ draft had unsatisfactory provisions and expects differences to be settled in days. Johnson denied free press rights were at stake and noted blue eagle eligibility could hinge on code acceptance. Hope Star already in the blanket code and awaiting trade code approval.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Hugh 5. Johnson
Johnson
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Howard Davis
New York
ALN. P. A
Rocky Mound Community Notes and Baseball Results
Rocky Mound notes show several church and family updates. Miss Noriie Pickard is sick this week. Mr and Mrs L H Mitchell and Misses Faye and Alice Purtle attended Corrinth church and dined with Bascom Brock. Ian and Mrs Clifford Meier and son Bobby Charles of New Hope visited relatives here and returned home. Mrs B M Hazzard reported small sums. Wilton and Windell stayed with M M Mitchell of Roseton. Mr and Mrs Aubrey Daily moved to Longview Texas for their future home. Mr and Mrs Henry Pickard and daughter Faye attended Bodcan church. Prayer meeting drew good attendance. Rocky Mound baseball lost 6-7 to Schooley boys at Fair Park Tuesday, then defeated Union 18-1 Thursday.
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Noriie Pickard
L. H. Mitchell
Faye
Alice Purtle
Corrinth
Bascom Brock
Ian
Clifford Meier
Bobby Charles
New Hope
B. M. Hazzard
Wilton
Windell
M. M. Mitchell
Roseton
Aubrey Daily
Longview
Texas
Henry Pickard
Bodcan
Hannah A Devoted Mother in Tragic Domestic Times
The International Uniform Sunday School Lesson for August 13 analyzes Hannah from the Judges era as a devoted mother whose simple domestic life hides deep tragedy. WM E Gilroy notes Hannah’s faithfulness amid unsettled times and her focus on home duties, highlighting enduring maternal devotion.
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Hannah
Hannah and Samuel in a tale of devotion and courage
An old narrative compares Hannah’s intense vow to dedicate her child to service with broader themes of duty and virtue. It recalls a Scotch village tale of seven sons, noting how maternal guidance and steadfast commitment shape lives and futures.
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Emulake
Hannah
Samuel
Eli
Anna Beoh
Mother
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Loraine Whitehurst
Xarkann
Sen
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Little Son
Arch Moore
Alaite, Texas
A— W. F. Bridewell
Tyler
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C. E. Bell
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R. O. Bridewell
Frank Hearne
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Mary Juan
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Edward Jack McCabe
J. W. Franks
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Marion Smith
Frances Hearne
Percy Sharp
Pattie Virginia Sharp
Mooringbport
Janet Ray
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K. E. Singleton
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Dorothy Figley
Judsonia
Edward Bader
St. Marys Hogpitds
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H. E. Benson
Monroe
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Saenger
PouGgtead Fairbanks, Jr
Ralph Bellamy
Dudley Digges
Chas. Chase
Man OF the Forest
Fair Companion
L'llustro
Nwelson Huckins
Bond
Joint Legislative Committee
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Cali
M. E
Pastor Cannon
Playground News
London
Cox’s Drugstore
Bathhouse Sluggers
Hope Storks
Southern Association
Blue Eagle
Hope Star
George A, Meadows
Accs
Majestic Bldg
Shreveport, Louisiana
Rocky Mound
Schooley Boys
Union
WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Ruth
Naomi
Kingsway
Carns
Hot Springs, Ark
Sam
Bruce FE. Wallace
Jimmy Powledge
John P. Cox Drug Co
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