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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1932
Page
4
A fragmentary list presents definitions and hints for a crossword style puzzle. It references the inventor of the magnetic telegraph and includes numbered clues spanning tools, terms, and concepts from medicine to language.
Bodcaw No 1 PTA met on December 7 electing Mrs J W May as new secretary treasurer J W Teeter presided and spoke on PTA aims stressing parent teacher collaboration The group reported PTA income 10 76 from sales and voted to pay 10 to the local school board pending 50 promised earlier Attendance was 65 percent due to flu and bus conditions. school reopen planned for December 27.
Sunday will be Brother Rister's regular preaching day. Residents note visits and homecomings. Mrs. S. O. Dumag returns from El Dorado after a week with relatives. Wilma Collins visits Crank home, and Elmer Nations visits Lampkins. Harold Roberts returns from Snyder, Texas. Irma Smith improves after illness. Odie Williams and Rennie Atkins host guests. Edwin Townsend returns from a week with his father near Garland City.
In Salt Lake City J R Venable is called Gods gift to shoe repair men though makers disdain his kind. Since 1897 he has owned five pairs of shoes and still has two unworn pairs. His only issue is soles which he repairs about every nine days. In 35 years he has worn out only two of the five pairs.
Commissioner Willie Harris of Hempstead County Chancery Court announces a public vendue at The Citizens National Bank of Hope on December 31 1932. The northwest quarter of the southwest quarter and northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 24 township 13 range 26 west totaling about 80 acres will be sold on a three month credit with a 10 percent interest rate and a lien to secure payment.
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