Fragmented listing mentions McCormick two bedroom
OCR fragment references a McCormick related item with a two bedroom detail but lacks clear context or full sentences. It hints at a property listing or notice.
14 Dec 1931
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1931
Page
1
OCR fragment references a McCormick related item with a two bedroom detail but lacks clear context or full sentences. It hints at a property listing or notice.
The Star outlines a platform calling for improved sanitary conditions and a weather road project to gradually reduce state expenditures. It argues for scientific agricultural benefits, Hempstead County’s leading organization, and greater cooperation for a more efficient government through smart spending and state highway involvement.
An editorial voice argues juvenile crime stems from housing poverty and corrupt adult society. It cites two Detroit incidents where youths killed or threatened, urging collective responsibility and reform to prevent further violence. It condemns harsh treatment of the weak while tolerating graft and rings.
The piece describes dangers of high speed flight illustrated by Lowell Bayles accident and a Hawks pilot at about 300 mph who lost a brace wire. He regained control at high altitude and warned that a similar fault near the ground would likely be fatal.
New York coach Chick Meehan argues that many football fatalities stem from reduced spring practice, lean coaching staffs, and less drill time. He asserts well coached players are rarely injured, while under coached youths face higher risk, questioning football’s role in academics.
The article discusses prospective House rules changes aiming to widen debate and lessen leadership gatekeeping after a shift toward a more even party split. It notes past tight controls limited deliberation and that reform could increase discussion while preserving overall beneficial outcomes for representative government.
Ermintrude reports a romantic encounter with Earl DeArmount at a neighborhood eatery. Mary Frances recalls her sister’s crush on the actor from the Stephen G Sperry Players as the two consider whether to pursue contact, while shared gossip and psychic hints swirl.
Mrs Elbert Tarpley and children spent the weekend with her parents near Doaley s Ferry. Jessie Atkins and family from near Washington visited Mr and Mrs Ben Wilson. Barney Nations from Kilgore Tex spent several days with relatives. Miss Mabel Clemens from Holly Springs visited Clyde Clemens. Mrs Maggie Atkins spent the weekend with A T Hembree and family and Jessie Atkins near Washington. Mrs Ben McBay shopped in Hope. Miss Irma Smith was guest of Mrs Ben Wilson. Warren Butler from Holly Springs stayed with H E Reid s family. Mrs Maggie Atkins and Dorothy June Wilson visited Spring Hill school Friday. Mr and Mrs H E Reid spent Sunday with Otis Butler and family in Holly Springs.
Lost Prairie health improves as residents share visits. Jewel McBay and Oney Godwin visited Mrs. Leslie Godwin and family while Mec Atkins and children from Nexarkana spent time with Luther Sutton and family. Dave Townsend from near Beck's Store visited Tom Vickers, and Void Wormington traveled to Texarkana on business. Nelce Collom and spouse were also noted in nearby activities.
Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs W T Wormington. More Austin and family spent Friday night with Jim Rateliff and family. Mrs J H Atkins visited Mrs W T Wormington Friday afternoon.
Sardis notes continued rain and rising desire for sunshine. Health remains generally good with a few indoors due to illnesses. Local visitors include Grip Rider of Louisville and families Hollis, Rider, Jackson, Upchurch, and Mayton making Sunday or Tuesday visits to several residents.
Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dock Tablor of Hinton Mrs Ivey Rogers spent a while Sunday evening with Mrs Emma Mayton
Bethlem health in this community is good. Mr and Mrs Duck Huckabee of Patmos visited Mr and Mrs Ivey Sutton Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Oscar Gilly of Shreveport spent Monday night with Edd Gilly. Mrs J H Powell called on Mrs Alice Bard Tuesday. Emliss Powell and family visited Tuesday afternoon with G Williams. Mitchells moved near Willisville and were hosted by Thurman Londes and M E Lewis. Mude Turner and children spent last week with Anderson of Evening Shade.
Mrs. and Mr. I. Formby welcomed a boy on December 1, both mother and child are reported fine. Local notes mention visits by Mrs. Smith Rider, Hub Hollis, Tommie Gibson, John T. Smith, and Miss Lillie Smith with neighbors O. T. Rider and Alice Miller. Weather and wood sawing trends noted.
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