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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1931
Page
4
A column blends homily on gratitude with local social notes. Readers urged to value health, work, and kindly hearts while a parade of visits, travels, engagements, marriages, and arrivals unfolds from Little Rock to Texarkana and Chicago, detailing friends and relatives stepping through summer social rounds and regional events.
Mia Marlowe daughter of Mel and Mrs Kump Casey underwent an operation for appendicitis Tuesday at the Julia Chester Wowphal Hospital. Her condition is said to be satisfactory. Bia Pacey dR his Mrs ge Schooley of Hope rou was associated on Saturday night Yar. Appendicitis at the Julia Chester hospital. He is reported to be much improved. A B Gkeet McCodlele of Little fiedk, a representative of the American Type Founders company and former Hope man was a visitor here Tuesday. Millerd Alford prosecuting attorney
Mr. and Mrs. Barr were married in August and are here on their honeymoon visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs W G Dudr ey of Hope. He teaches in Honey Bend public schools and will reside in Jena after September 1 with Miss Fred Baeclift accompanying him. They plan a trip through western and southern states prior to settling.
Dr Carl J Drake, state entomologist, warns that the 1933 brood of white grubs will be the biggest pest facing Iowa. Grub injuries in 1930 amounted to several million dollars across the state.
Norma Kent, a 20 year old in a downtown office, lures Mark Travers with romance and a frightened puppy, but behind the glamour she faces a web of flirtations. She dates lawyer Nor Farrell, spends nights with him at Minnie Baker's, and later rides with Bob Farrell to a park where an abrupt, unresolved turn ends in mystery as she notices a white faced man at a crossroads, hinting at danger and a continuation.
Baton Rouge reports the Louisiana Legislature convened a six-day special session at 10 45 p m to consider Governor Long plan for a 1932 cotton prohibition The measure would make cotton raising next year a misdemeanor with fines up to 500 and up to 60 days in jail enforcement by the state agriculture commissioner The Associated Press notes varied reactions from other states with plans to restrict cotton production in 1932 and calls for action from Florida North Carolina South Carolina Texas and Georgia along with farmer meetings and banking plans in Dallas to trim acreage and hold back cotton from the market
Fragmented OCR notes describe Roy Catton hosting guests including Ruth and Misses The Wea Ash Behael for an informal gathering with Buster. Details are unclear due to garbled text and missing context.
Notice announces a graveyard working day at the Anderson yard on Friday September 4. All invited to attend bring dinner and tools to work. Community members encouraged to participate in the yard cleanup event.
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