Mugsy Swings Into Action r MALVERN
One carload of timber brought $9,000 to the Sheldon Handle Company of this city. A Chicago cone factory was said to be the site. It was described as the most valuable wood carload shipped from this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Arkansas Timber
Sheldon Handle Company
Ratesvilly
Locust Grove
J. C. Bowser
Glarendon
Highway Department
East Bayou
Lower River
Buylheville
Federal Radio Commission
Blytheville
J. K. Barkhurst
W. Paul Marsh
Lot Spring County
St. Louis
Batesvillis
Batesville
Railroad
Agriculture Department
Mittee Rock
Columbia University
Jed McCuistion
New York
Department of Education
BY. Mitchell
Bureka Springs
Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Connecticut
California
EL Rorado
Dorada
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Camden
Yoryt Smith
Vivie Orpamivations
Poteau
Arkansas
Washington County Jersey
Festival day events and local visits across towns
Miss Pansy Winberly hosted during Pesival week. Mrs Gladys Stevens of Junction City attended. Mr and Mrs M T. Jewell left for Chicago and St Louis for two weeks. Mrs Chis Poster of Shreveport visited while enroute to Searcy for a family reunion. Mrs A A Trogue visiting with daughter Mrs Har Barr and Mr Barr. John Wimberly attended a festival in Pleasnt Texas with Davis Coll and Billy McMillan of Keo Ark. Mr and Mrs George Wood and family left for a few days in Hot Springs. Mr and Mrs W A Maurstial will visit San Angelo, with Mr Doe Rogers of Altus. Mr and Mrs I f Witkeninseis and Mrs Molord of Houston Tex remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chis. Poster
Shreveport
We ¥. Foster
Frome
Searcy
John Wimberly
Fimimle Inghatel
Pleasnt
Texas
Davight
Billy McMillan
Keo, Ark
Mes
A. Maurstial
San Angelo
Texaus
Doe Rogers
Altus
Ark
Local Social Notes Highlight Distant Visits and Guests
Residents recount visits and welcomes as guests arrive from Hot Springs Beebe and Warren while hosts include Miss Janet Wilt and Mrs J Frank Miles. Several local ladies entertain at homes across West Jacksonville Street and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Wilt
al ‘Ineheen
West Joulton Street
Coyars
Iun
Otine
Tata Garkind
Minmett
Pitnsy Wimberly
Arkansas Progresses on Roads and Projects Across State
Arkansas progresses with highway closures for concrete surfacing on State Highway 71 near Fayetteville, and reports completion of Malvern Hot Spring County Hospital. Masons provide material for a public school agriculture building, while a four foot cotton stalk with 167 bolls is shown near Rison. Rail moves boost traffic. utility survey for a high power line runs from Menus to Grannis. Paragould sells carload peaches to Pittsburgh buyers. Batesville builds a rock crushing plant for Highway 11. Helena maintains Mississippi River channel width and depth. Star City begins a $50,000 water system, reducing fire insurance rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado
American Legion
Louisville
O. L. Bodenhamer
Roy Kinard
Bodanhamer
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Sixth Street
Garrison Avenue
Helenas
Helena Area
J. W. Pittman
Army
Helena
Knowlton’s Landing
Trotter's Landing
Mississippi
Laconia Circle
Lambrook
Hope
The
Hope Star
Fayetteville
Arkansas Progress
Fayet?rville
Malviern
Hot Spring County
Iun
Greenwood
Ihs
Rison
Roy Wilson
Wilson
Missouri & North Arkansns
Yasau & Mississippi Villey
Pleasant Plains
White County
Lena—Army Engineers
New Orleans
Cairo
Coahoma Landing
Nash Crossing
STAR
Star City
W. I. Moody Construction Company
Dle Rock
Program features piano solo and social tea
A local event presented by Mrs. Randolph Crumchfield with Miss Mante Twitchel and Mrs. Roydehu son assisting showcased a piano solo by Miss Virginia Berry. Following the program, twelve members were served apricot cake by the hostesses Delightful apricot cake and tea circulated among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Crumchfield
Mante Twitchel
Roydehuson
Virginia Berry
Judge Kenyon Uses Sebasco Summer Home in Maine
Fort Dodge judge William S. Kenyon, a U S Circuit Court of Appeals member, maintains a summer residence at Sebasco Maine. The fractional dwelling, half honay and half shack, is noted as the site where he authored the Teapot Dome Lease decision involving Harry F Sinclair. A portrait closeup accompanies the caption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Kenyon
Fort Dodge
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Sebasco
Kenyon
Harry F. Sinclair
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Phyllis
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Chick
Gwen Mae
Mugsy
Washington County
EBL Dorado—Architectu
Washington
Congress
Tillman B. Parks
P. A. Lewis Motor
Stet
JP Rer
Wien
Butch
Alcs
Chuck
Qweer
Boring
Bell
Anke
Pryllis
Chick Romulo
Dickens
Pansy Winberly
Gladys Stevens
Junetion City
Mr and
Mya
M T. Jewell
Chicago
A. A. Trogue
Har Barr
Mr. Barr
George Wood
Hot Springs
Molord
Fouston, Tex
P Wilko
Jack Holtz
Dorothy Revier
William Colliers
Tlees
Joli Holes
Carthy Bing
Louise Pasenda
Myr Lay
Johony Archit
Fe Ehoetus
Rene Symphonie
Saenger
Capra
Millrod Dillaluaty
Lorksburg
W. W. Duckett
Lie.dine Mactindale Adilsistin
Anne
Virginiy Hopkins
Wyble Wimberly
Beebe
le Ane
Winnie Bell Aubrey
Solan
Lee Bartlett
Ashdown
Albert Tewell
Trinity
Lol Springs
J. Prank Miles
Willie Brashier
Tittle Ayn
Druid Alvs
Don Smith
Oto
Mastkind
Mia
Roc
Hopkins
Af Allee
Arch Cantion
Cively Nood
First Presbyterian
Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce
Judge Kenyon
A. J
Morelan
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