Fragmented OCR Note From Columbus School Events
Fragmentary text lists names and roles from Columbus school groups, including officers and members such as Carl Otis Blacks y and Lorena Darnall. Mentions relatives in Texas and visitors to guests. The passage is garbled with multiple misread names and stray punctuation.
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Lass
Columbus Fresday
Carl
Otis Blacksy
Lorena Darnall
Huth 'wleCoréle
Conlrex
Ronwn
Warmatt Blackwood
H.C
Sen
He Darnall
Manger Scene Recreated in Many Berlin Stores
Berlin displays show the Bethlehem manger in windows from large departments to small side-street shops. Christ child figures and the nativity attract shoppers, while festive lights from Alexanderplatz draw crowds. Berlin merchants report hopeful business amid a strong Christmas spirit. Local visitors and travelers share holiday scenes and greetings in Hope area notes.
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Berlin
California Cage Team Retains High Scorers
BERKELEY Cal A. The Golden Bears basketball quintet retains the men who scored 434 of 632 points last season despite losing two veterans. Joel Coffield and Bill Davis are out after completing varsity eligibility. The Bears meet Pittsburgh on December 28 after a practice game with Oregon State on December 26.
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Berkeley
Cal
Nibs Price
Golden Bear
Joel Coffield
Coast Guard
Bill Davis
Bears
Pittsburgh
Oregon State
Second Suspect Held in Louisiana Bank Robbery
Monroe Louisiana district reports Homer Cruse aged 30, second of three suspects in the $2000 Franklin State Bank Baskin heist last Thursday, arrested in Malvern Arkansas. Cruse confessed and implicated D. E. Bishop, 31, of Monroe, held in Ouachita Parish jail.
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Monroe
Homer Cruse
Franklin State Bank
Baskin
Malvern
Ark
Allen Price
Franklin Parish
Cruse
Price
D. E. Bishop
Quachita Parish
Public Auction Notice From Hempstead Chancery Court
The Hempstead Chancery Court decreed on December 11 1931 in a case with The Midland Savings and Loan Company as plaintiff and H R K Oastler and Roxie Oastler as defendants that on January 4 1932 at the Hempstead County Court House front door there will be a sale to the highest bidder on three months credit of Lot 6 in Block 3 in Sullivan's Addition to Hope Arkansas. The sale is subject to court approval and the buyer must give a note with personal security. a lien remains for payment. The purchaser may pay cash and waive the credit term. Dated December 12 1931. Willie Harris Commissioner in Chancery. Pratt Bacon Atty Texarkana Arkansas. Dec 12 19 26.
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Sullivan
City of
Hope
Arkansas
Hempstead Chancery Court
Carrigan
Town of Hope
Ruffin
City of Hope
Hempstead
Charicéry Court
Hampstead
National Savings , Lea Association
Frank’o. Desihdrage
Court House
Washington
Jepunty
A. D
Hempstead County
Gaid Court
Ay.d
Willie Harris
Cage Team Would Carry Pepper as Added Lure
Pepper Martin, 1931 World Series hero, has an offer to perform with Oklahoma Citys independent basketball team as an added attraction. He would not play in games but would warm up before contests to stay in shape for the 1932 baseball season.
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Oklahoma City
Pepper” Martin
Oklahoma Citys
Public sale notice for Hope land mortgage foreclosure
Under Hempstead Chancery Court order dated December 1931 The Midland Savings & Loan Company plans a January 4 1932 sale at the Hempstead County Courthouse front door. Lands in Hope include Carrigan addition Lot 7 Block B and Ruffin addition Lots 5 6 Block 2. Credit of three months with lien retained. cash option with bid. Auctioneer Pratt P Bacon signed November 1931.
Falcon Farmer Held on $1000 Bond in Manslaughter
Elmore Russell, charged with manslaughter in the December 14 Falcon killing of Will Knight, appeared for a preliminary hearing in Prescott before Squire W. J. White. He waived examination, was held on $1000 bond, and will face another hearing before the January circuit court grand jury. The shooting occurred in front of Russell’s home.
Vancouver Island Hosts Fourth Annual Empress Winter Golf Tourney
Victoria British Columbia readies for the Empress mid winter golf championship held since 1929. Golfers from eastern Canada and the Pacific Northwest travel to Victoria for the handicap event scheduled February 22 and continuing through the week amid unusually balmy winter weather due to the warm Japanese current.
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Victoria
Canada
United States
Vancouver Island
Pacific Northwest
Vitoria
Wrestling Fans Fickle in Rival Texas Cities
Fort Worth bouts drew about 50 customers nightly while Dallas matches drew 4,000 to 5,000. This winter Fort Worth crowds ranged 5,000 to 6,000, while Dallas houses were small.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Dallas
Bierman is Third Coach for Gopher Grid Leader
Captain elect Walter Hass of the University of Minnesota will have played under three head coaches at the same school by next fall. Hass began as a freshman under Dr. Clarence Spears and then spent two seasons with Fritz Crisler, before leading the team under Bernie Bierman as Crisler steps aside from grid coaching duties.
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Minneapolis
Walter Hass
University of Minnesota
Hass
Clarence Spears
Oregon
Fritz Crisler
Bernie Bierman
Atheltic
Crisler
Man Slain in Booneville Identified as Ira Oglesby
In Paris district, the body of a man killed Monday by two deputized citizens during a search for Constable Mont Creekmore’s killer remains unidentified. Positive ID linked him to Ira Oglesby of Waveland, though kin dispute the match. Kin cannon said the body would be held and identification may take weeks.
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Paris
Booneville
Mont Creekmore
Creekmore
Bob Daugherty
George Taylor
Ira Oglesby
Waveland
Arthur
Will Ogles
Trojan Grid Team Picks Best of Backfield Foes
Los Angeles reports that Hufford of Washington was voted the fastest back met during the 1931 season by the great Southern California football team. Schwartz of Notre Dame named the hardest back to stop, Moe of Oregon praised as best defender, Gill of California designated hardest plunging back. plus a legal notice follows regarding a chancery sale in Hempstead County Arkansas with a public auction set for February 4, 1992.
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Los Angeles
Hufford
Washington
Schwartz
Notre Dame
Moe
Oregon
Gill
California
Local Social Notes From Magnolia A Area
Washington Misses Agatha and Octavia Bullard attend Magnolia A. M. college. M déflene is at home for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Roberson of Hope visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Levins. Aubrey O’Steen spent last week visiting in DeAnd. Milks, Mary Olive of Magnolia A. & M. college, at home this week. Bro W. R. Chandler of Hebe preached at the Bootlit church last Sunday. Max Robinson of Ozark College will be at home for Christmas. Mrs. S. E. McPhearson of Hope visited her mother, Mrs. Paul Bailey. Squire Robins of Ozan was in town on business. Elbert O’Steen and sisters Rubye and Bessie shopped in Hope. County surveyor Mr. Gibson did work for Dr. A. C. Kolb on Monday. Dr. T. J. Robinson was at home for the weekend. Miss Ethel Turner spent the weekend in Okay. Bro J. L. Legnard preached his first sermon at the M E church with the new Presiding Elder Bro Hadley.
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Agatha
Octavia Bullard
Magnolia A
M. Déflene
Alvin Roberson
Hope
Bob Levins
Aubrey O'stéen
Milks
Mary Olive
Magnolia A. & M. College
W. R. Chandier
Hebe
Max Robinson
The
Ozark College
S. E. McPhearson
Paul Bailey
Squire Robins
Ozan
Elbert O'Steen
Rubye
Bessie
Gibson
A. C. Kolb
T. J. Robinson
Ethel Turner
J. L. Legnard
M. E
Hadley
Fort Smith Church Safe Se Looted by Burglars
Fort Smith report says First Methodist Church pastor Dr Dana Dawson announced a break in Sunday night. A gate was lifted and about 550 dollars stolen through a basement window. Entrancer believed to be through basement window.
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Ft. Smith Church
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Dana Dawson
First Methodist Church
Wtak
Local residents visit family and return to Texarkana
Gip Martin and Mrs Wallace Rowe were visiting Friday. Mr and Mrs L L Pilkinton and Elizabeth Date motored to Texarkana Monday. His mother plans to return with them. Miss Mary Leonard is home for holidays from Henderson State Teachers College.
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Martin
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A. W. Cobb
Eben
Eason
South Hervey St. Evatt
Hope Star
A. B. Patten
J. L. Green Cleaning Co
Robinson Grocery
C. B. Bledsoe
Bethlehem
Christ Child
Alexdhderplatz
Milfréd Johnson
Jim Wilson Jr
Akron
Ata
Goodyear- Zeppelin Company
Ohio
Louisiana
Pratt P. Bacon
Atty
Texarkana
Gulf Gas
Third and
Hazel
Hazel Hone
Pratt P
Bacon
Auty
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp
George Washington
Hope Retail
Lumber Yard
J. M. Harbin, Mgr
Falcon Farmer
Elmore Russell
Bierman
Gopher
Southern Grain & Produce Co
Marinello Beauty Shop
Hope Transfer & Storage CO
E.G
Coop, Mer
Trojan
Blue Ribbon
City Bakery
Bakers of Blue Ribbon Bread
Luck’s Service
Gulf
Ethyl
Gulf Supreme Motor Oil
Gulf Refining Company
M. S. Bates
Shipley
Halliburton
Sheet Metal Works
Cotton Oil Co
B. L. Kaufman
U. S
H. O. Kyler
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