Thoughtful Day and Community Notices Update
Thought For The Day humilty note from Spur geon. Calendar announces Mrs Jeella Evans opening a Kindergarten September 14 1964 with contact PR 7 2377 address 803 North Hazel Street Keystone Lodge 43 to meet at Hicks Funeral Home September 1 at 8 pm with business of importance noted. Miss Gwendolyn Douglas returns from Chicago visiting relatives then heads to Grambling College for fall term. Mrs Soufreeda Cheatham returns home from trip to Chicago Detroit and Indiana. Obituary notes Robert Jenkins of Emmet Kansas died at home August 30 funeral arrangements by Hicks Funeral Home Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeella Evans
North Hazel Street
Keystone Lodge No. 43
Gwendolyn Douglas
Chicago
Book
T. Thorns
Calvin Douglas
Camden
Ark
Joe Creggett
Lanie Thorns
Pine Bluff
Miss Douglas
Robert, Jenkins
Emmet
Kansas
Hicks
Home, Inc
Records Fall in Olympic Swim Tryouts
Chet Jastremski regained form at the U S Olympic trials in Astoria Pool. He twice broke his own 200 meter breaststroke world mark, first 2:28.2 then 2:29.6, tying Prokopenko who also matched the old record. Donna de Varona set a new women's 400 meter individual medley world standard at 5:14.9. Roy Saari won the 400 meter freestyle in 4:13.5, as Americans clocked six national marks and two world records across six events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Rose
NEW York (Ap
Chet Jastremski
Jastremski
Indiana University
Toledo
Ohio
Prokopenko
U.S
Astoria Pool
Tokyo
Donna de Varona
Santa Clara
Calif
8.C
Roy Saari
el Segunda
California
Don Schajigader
Churches United Against Gambling declares statewide anti gamble effort
The group formed to defeat the lawful wagering amendment announced it will campaign against gambling and any illegal gambling in Arkansas. The piece notes seasonal parallels with Kansas and gun season timelines starting September 2, urging compliance with existing licensing requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Little Rock
Churches United Against
Kansas
Parkers Start Grid Practice for Razorbacks
Fayetteville Arkansas AP reports eighty Arkansas Razorbacks began 15 days of practice for the season opener with Oklahoma State. Head coach Frank Broyles weighs two way players or split units as 21 returning lettermen, 14 seniors, guide the workouts with 26 sessions planned through mid September. Morning drills at 8:30 and afternoon sessions at 4:00 mark the schedule amid optimistic leadership and cautious lineup plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas Razorback
Oklahoma State
Parkers
Frank’ Broyles
Broyles
Jack Braswell
Ken Hatfield
Bobby Reynolds
Jim Lindsey
Charles Daniel
Fred Marshall
Bill Gray
Jon Brittenan
Tom, McKnelly
Randy Stewart
Jerry Lamb
Bobby ‘Crockett
Jim Finch
Glen Ray Hines
Jim Williams
Ronnie ‘Caveness
Jerry Welch
Ronnie Mac Smith
Jerry Jones
Dick Hatfield
Jim Johnson
Tragic fire leaves four children dead in Atlanta area
Cathleen Martin, 28, is hospitalized in critical condition after pouring gasoline on her four children and herself and setting the group ablaze in suburban Chamblee. The only survivor is eight year old Steven. Neighbors reported prior divorce filings and a late night scream as firemen and police responded to the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Cathleen Martin
Mrs. Martin
Chamblee
Sarah Jean
Barbara Susan
Panela Ann
Steven
Martin
Steven Fun
Battle Note Found After 39 Years In Oregon Coast Surf
Eleven year old Jeanne Lackall cast a bottle note into the Columbia River in Vancouver. The message about a distant prince aged in a pany years was reviewed by two teenage boys in Florence Oregon instead of a prince. The discovery sparked disbelief and curiosity about the bottle’s journey and the tale it carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Wash
Jeanne Lackall
Columbia River
Orient
Florence
Ore
Cotten and Renwick feud over estate and cattle theft
Jupe Cotten accuses sherif Sam Renwick of staging a robbery to gain control of the Cotten estate. The scene centers on a western cattle drive with tensions between Jupe, Ives, and Renwick, while court action assigns control of Hollis Cotten’s holdings to investigate. Ives weighs loyalties as rumors and a missing girl haunt him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupe
Cotten
Frank Ives
Sherif
Sam Renwick
Ives
Dupe
Sam
Young Cotten
Sam_ Renwick
Terrapin
Renwick
Eph Randimier
Eph
Battlesender
Jeanne Onslow
Hollis Cotten
Randimier
Pendin
Motor Stock Uneasy in Mixed Market
Motor stocks were uneven in a mixed market as labor talks began for a new auto industry contract. Chrysler slipped about a point while General Motors fell nearly a point. copper groups rose amid scattered gains. The AP average held at 314.7 as Dow slipped over a point led by Eastman Kodak and Du Pont. The prose includes a subplot about a tense scene with characters in a rural setting, but the market summary centers on stock movements and labor negotiations.
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New York
Chrysler
Kipeha Gee
Walter Reuther
United ‘Auto Workers
General Motors
Aa Steels
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Eastman
Kodak
du Pont
Jersey
Standard
At&t
Coppers
Anaconda
Phelps
Blevins School District election set for September 29 1964
The annual school election in Hempstead County will occur on Tuesday September 29 1964 from 8 00 a m to 6 30 p m. Voters will approve a 35 mill school tax for debt service and general fund and elect one board member for Post No 1 five year term. Polling places remain as previously designated. Secretary Marshall Scott released the notice with dates August 31 September 7 and September 14 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blevins
Hempstead County
Parker and Rogers Lead City Paper Ad and Circulation
Donal Parker Advertising Manager and C M Rogers Jr Circulation Manager oversee operations at the city newspaper, coordinating ad placement and distribution across editions. Their roles anchor the publication’s revenue and reach in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donal Parker
Mgr C. M
Rogers, Jr
Stock market mostly steady as trading stays quiet
Dodge and Cerro up about a point while Kennecott rises fractionally. U S Smelting advances four, Control Data one. IBM Polaroid and Xerox nearly unchanged after early gains fade. Texas Gulf Sulphur drops over a point. Overall prices move higher but activity is quiet on the American Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Cerro
Kennecott
Fracion
U.S
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
Texas Gulf
American Stock Exchange
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Shane
Ieee & Times
Yukon
Etter Printing Company
Washinon, Ark
R.L. McCain
Ares Avice
Bur
Oakcrest
Dial
Uy Ns
Ae Service
Oxypa
Ieee
Hope Phelps
A L Moore
Ran
Rae
Wa Meat Processing
B & Supermarket
Imec
Wayne Griffeth
Freeda
Angus Farms
Beauty Service
Mary's Bea
Cannon
Earlenes
Diane
Second St
Perry
Hope
Virgil Daniel
Collect
Prescott Transer & Storage, Co
Preacott
Detroit
W. E. Tate
Gemi Agency
Lincoln, Roslyn Hts
Havoline Gulfpride
Quaker State
Texaco
Enco
Elm & Division
4Th St
Fish Commission
Spurgeon
Soufreeda Cheatham of
McNab
And
Indiana
Burns Self
Freak O'Neal
Worley
Tully Dugas
Paiw
Yuma
John Henry
Jupe Glara
Catten
Stag Creek
Jerre French
Ike
Morty Meekle
Ges Bunny
Grre
Pines
Pune Ishina
A. Hope
Arkansas
The
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associates Press
Hampstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Millar Counties
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Av
Memphis
By Quincy
Santipasto
Sonat
Michelangelo
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