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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
6
Anne Winter from Tulsa seeks extra work and faces offers from director Garry Sloan while Allen Dan Rorimer navigates studio politics, romance, and rehearsals. A Beverly Hills party, rehearsals, and a road-house diversion accompany shifting alliances among artists, managers, and critics.
In Winchester Indiana Union County Historical Society hosts an exhibition of artifacts. A 47 year old apple centerpiece owned by Emmett Line is displayed alongside a whale clove filled piece and a large stoneware shaving mug with compartments for soap water and brush. A wooden hand sewing machine is also shown.
Bluffton Indianaaux Charles Smeltzer farmer near Bluffton sustained broken ribs and bruises in an unusual accident. He sat in shade under a wagon after hitching his horses to a wagon ahead. The forward wagon’s owner started to drive away unaware Smeltzer’s wagon was tied to it, and the other team pulled Smeltzer’s wagon onto him.
In Gary Indiana a memorial service was held by the Dad Son World's Fair Shows for nearly 60 circus workers who died in a Michigan Central railroad wreck ten years ago three miles west of Gary. The ceremony reflected on the tragedy and honored those lost in the historic incident.
Petitions favoring a law authorizing sale of light wines and beer asked for small donations to aid the cause and then disappeared.
Evansville resident D. B. Reed uses a wired electric fly screen powered by a light socket to zap insects. A fly that touches the screen is burned to death in a brief flash, showing the device’s method of pest control.
A well dressed smooth talking stranger circulated in Trinidad on August 4 seeking donations. Local residents cautioned about the scam and urged vigilance, noting that the man did not identify a legitimate cause or organization.
A forthcoming broadcasting facility near Szegedin will project programs aimed at Hungary’s former residents. The station is described as supplying content of primary interest to Hungary’s émigrés and those with ties to the country, signaling a cultural outreach initiative.
In Roanoke Virginia a 7 year old, Russell Dyer, found a terrapin bearing the carved name Morgan Ramsey and the year 1887. Ramsey was Dyer’s grandfather, linking the discovery to family history and local lore.
In Birmingham on August 13 a 14 year old boy Loyd Atchley fled from police along a railroad track after being spotted at a swimming hole. He returned home for his father’s revolver but was disarmed by a railroad detective.
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