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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1951
Page
5
The text notes copper wire two pens and fourteen pieces of tin describe a cargo listing. It states the Amazon Main River is navigable for ocean steamers to Lanitos, 2,200 miles from the sea, and 486 miles further upstream for vessels drawing fourteen feet of water.
Mrs. Emmett Thompson and Mrs. H M Brents hosted wives of visiting optometrists from the St Arkansas Optometric Study group at Mrs Thompson's home last night. Attendees included Mrs B G Russell and Mrs W A Carter of Magnolia, M WT McRae of Mena, and several local hosts and guests.
Mr and Mrs D H Carnahan travel with Rev Whitlow Mrs Whitlow Dr B Cannon and Miss Ona Grant to Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Hollis Lackeritte depart Temple Texas. Miss Rish Weisenberger returns from George Peabody College Nashville Tennessee where she is vice president of the Library Club. Mrs A C Davis and grandson Billy Leon Davis visit with Moe and Mrs Harry Martindale in Fort Worth Texas. Mrs Williams and Mrs Singleton travel to Owensboro Kentucky with visits to William's mother Mrs Wilthits and Panay Smith.
Mrs L B Singleton and Mrs Buddy Tawden announce the arrival of a son named James Michael born August 17 1981 in Shreveport hospital.
Governor McMath again criticized his rivals in the 1940 Arkansas legislature during a public event. He accused the body of failing to adopt his education program and repeated plans to reallocate Mahway funds to primary and secondary roads. He pledged administration expansion and hospital operations by year end.
A 38 year old wife, married twenty years with no children, describes a troubled marriage. Her husband drinks, works late, insults her family, does nothing at home, yet she fears leaving due to his professed love and shared finances. Dorothy Dix urges seeking separation to gain respect and reassess the relationship, suggesting temporary absence to realign priorities.
Claud H. Sutton sheriff of Hempstead County Arkansas will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder on a three month credit at the courthouse door in Hope Arkansas the following real estate in Hope Hempstead County Lot 4 Block 1 and Lot 1 Block 2 London’s Addition No 2 Lot 2 Block 1 London’s Addition No 1 Lots 5 and 8 Block 8 Oaklawn Addition No 1 S Lot 1 Block London’s Addition No 1 West 40 feet of Lot 7 Block 8 Oaklawn Add No 1 The purchaser must give bond with security approved by the sheriff for payment of purchase price with interest at legal rate The sale is by levy from the Circuit Court of Hempstead County Arkansas on August 16 1951 in case No 2261 Wallace Jane Garland plaintiff vs Calvin Douglas et al defendants The sale notice is dated August 15 1951 and signed by Claud H Sutton Sheriff August 1951
The official opening of a newly paved segment of Highway 132 in Arkansas enhances access for the lumber town of Taylor and surrounding trade areas. The event marks a milestone in regional transportation development.
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