Local society notes mix joys and travels across towns
A string of family updates fills the column with marriages announcements, moves and visits. Mr and Mrs Fine Murph and daughter Dabney spend the week with Maurah’s sisters, Evelyn Murph and Ebner return to Marble Texas, and Miss Evelyn Murphy plans a trip to New Orleans. Several residents join relatives in various Texas towns, while Jessie George and Harmon Hartfield wed in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Murph
Tittle
Dabney
Senate panel backs bill amid tax revenue projections
The article notes approval of the bill without a record vote and cites Senate Finance Committee estimates that the final tax bill would yield about 250 million dollars annually. It lists increased surtaxes and higher estate and gift taxes totaling near 269 million, offset by a 15 million deduction, with a 5 percent cap on certain charitable donations reducing net income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Finance Committee
Catparehon
Tas
Rent Rise Forecast Across 26 Cities
Northwestern National Life Insurance reports a 5 to 10 percent average rent increase across 26 principal cities this fall. Vacancies are down sharply with apartments filling rapidly, average vacancies near or below 3 percent in many cities including St. Paul Camden Philadelphia Newark and Detroit. The survey notes resurgent rents from prior lows and near normal vacancy levels in pre depression years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Northwestern National Life Tsuinance Company
Newark
Bethlehem
Atlanta
Detroit
Kansas City
Omaha
Akron
Cleveland
Dayton
Cincinnati
Tulsa
Dallas
San Antonio
Winnipeg
St. Paul
Houston
Philadelphia
Camden
N.J
Mindeapolis
N. J
Betheehem
Washington, D. C
Dertroit
Hospital Notes from Chester Hospital Entries
Hospital notes record multiple patient movements at Julia Chester and Josephine hospitals. Mrs Edward I McFaddin and daughter Margaret Sie were moved home from Julia Chester hospital on North Aervey street. Loretta James was returned home after a tansil operation. Cecil Wimberly of Nashville is receiving treatment at Julia Chester hospital. Mrs Denver Gresham of Bodeaw is under care at Julia Chester. Cecil Kidd of Bodeaw is reported as dying nicely following an operation at Julia Chester. Mrs B L Rettig was moved home Monday after an operation at Julia Chester hospital. Josephine Mrs W Foster Sr was reported seriously ill and worsening. Mrs Monroe Scoggins and three sons of Texarkana visited Dr and Mrs G E Cannon Monday. Mrs Burlin Jones of Patmos will be released from the hospital Tuesday. Mrs Bob Prelling of Waldo is rapidly recovering after a serious operation. C C Davis of Stamps underwent an operation Tuesday morning. Mrs W S Jones was moved home on East Third street Monday after an operation several days ago. Mrs Claud Hollis underwent an operation Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hospital
Bdward I
McFaddin
Gmal
Margaret Sie
Julita Chester Hospital
North Aervey Street
Loretta James
Julia Chester Hospital
Cecil Wimberly
Nashville
Denver Gresham
Bodeaw
Cecil Kidd
Julia Chester
Bob Prelling
Waldo
C. C. Davis
Stamps
W. S. Jones
East Third Street
Claud Hollis
Workers weigh right to organize at Crossett and Warren plants
Mr Williams cites the core issue at the Crossett and Warren plants as whether workers may organize for collective bargaining under the Wagner bill. Futrell warns actions if not resolved. the power house supplies for company houses run light and water, and may shut off if control is lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Crossett
Warren
Judge Replies To Continued From Page One Released
The judge stated he would not release the suspect and argued the county should economize while keeping those who deserve jail. He claimed the county has exceeded its jail appropriation and stressed faith in law enforcement.
Centerville Health Notes and Local Visits
Centerville health status is reported as poor. Addie and Gladys McElroy, John Alton, and families are mentioned with visits to Stamps and DeQueen. Mrs. Herbert Clark of Hope spent Friday with Mrs. T L Greg Sorin and family. Luther Bright and son Bilnace traveled to DeQueen. Allyn Junive Bennett of Texarkana visiting cousin Wayne Erwin and Charlie Bennett of Commerce. Omer Bennett and Mrs. Bennett host. M Jean and Mildred Givens visited Ad Die and Gladys McElroy. Mrs. Gordon Mainer visited Mrs. Watt Erwin. Mrs. Mainie Sanders visiting mother-in-law Mrs. Charlie Sinders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie
Gladys McElroy
John Alton
Herbert Clark
Hope
T. L. Greg- Sorin
Mar
Luther Bright
Bilmace
DeQueen
Allyn Junive Bennett
Texarkans
Wayne Erwin
Charlie Bennett
Commerce
Oxida
Omer Bennett
Bennet
M Jean
Mildred Givens
Gordon Mainer
Watt Erwin
Mainie Sanders
Charlie Sinders
Hickory Shade Bro Rister closes meeting with nine new members
Hickory Shade Baptist Church closed a two week revival Saturday night adding nine new members. Local families and visitors from Mississippi County and nearby communities attended social visits, singing at Guernsey, and church events. Charles Dale Crider, born weighing nine pounds, is christened. A tract meeting led by Arthur Powell begins Saturday night. A line about whisky labeling and alcohol content appears among miscellaneous notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Rister
Pred Stroud
Mississippi County
A. D. Malone
J. L. Willet
Mable Axd
Ruby Willet
Brankley Neal
Virginia Galloway
Kilgore
Texas
Millie Ree
Gene Rogers
Shepard
Guernsey
Wessie Ponte Aint
Elsie
Freeman Crider
Guernsey Sunay
Freman Crider
Charles Dale
Arthur Powell
Sanctuary from Economic Harassment and Faith’s Anchor
A Christian Herald Church census shows growth as society seeks steady foundations amid economic upheaval. The piece argues trust in divine power as cradle of strength, citing FBI crime data and church attendance trends to suggest faith supports stability and harmony. Washington note adds civic governance context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Plymouth Rock
Christian Herald
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Storks Schedule Doubleheader at Home This Sunday
The Star reports the Storks will host a pair of games this Sunday here at Hope. Opponents include Sheridal Lumber Company and Okay. The El Dorado hall team will travel for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Storks
Lion
Hall
el Dorado
Hope Nee
Sheridal Lumber Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Honea
Justin Acker
Bilie
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
Methodist
Dhiefe
Tire Church
Mundy
Frank Stanley
O. A. Graves
View
RP. B. Thampson
W. W. Johnson
Mamie Briant
Miss Vena Muses
Magnolia
New Orleans
Josephine Thompson
Enmiovy Thompson
Fulton
A. A. Thompson
White Hall
Mattie Pontney
Little Reese
Willun Glover
Dur David
Mr and Mes
Dorsey McRan
Josh
Malvern
Carrell Morraw
Ozarks
Mr. Marstow
University of Arkansas
Marrow
Springdale
Charles Beker
Ruth Cassidy
Stamps Wire
Evelyn
Elmer Murph
Edwin Ware
Ward
Jim. Murph
Harlingen
Henry Haynes
Charles Beaufom, Sr
Kelgar Arnel
Clark B. Kizeia
Okano City
Mrs. H.C. Green of
Ashdown
Mes
Luther Rodgers
George W. Schooler
Jessie
Harmon Hartafield
Los Angeles
Calif
William Echoeley
Wallace R. Rogers
Warman
M. M. Smyth
B. H. Buchannan
Mark
Fort Worth
Mher Paints
Ora May Moody
Mollie Nateh
Okmulgee
Okla
C. P. Holland
Becky Sharpe
Saenger
William Giargan
Okatate
Babes
Mary-Carlible
Sev Buen Sana Cao
Tom Kinser
Futrell
Centerville
Sally
Claudette
Claudette Colbert
Arms
Norman Foster
Foster
Sally Blane
Loretta Young
Mexico
Hollywood
Consult
Roy Anderson and Company
Hall Brothers Cleaners
Manna
Senate
Choice
Unique Sandwich Shop
Tom Jack
Mobil
Ben
Stone Moutain
Weat Second
Duggar
Verichrome Films
John P. Cox Drug Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!