Community Notes From Hope Arkansas Local News
A local page itemizes social events and community updates from Hope Arkansas. Mentions visits by Mrs. Wayne England and Mrs. Philip Foster to Little Rock for a State Convention. Notes Mrs. S. H. Simpson recovering from appendicitis at Julian Chester hospital. Lists postponement of a Baptist Sunday school Arthaean class meeting. Mentions Master George Edward Cannon visiting from Foreman, Bay View Reading club meeting led by Dr. Fred R. Harrison focusing on Arkansas. Includes P T A Study Group and U D C chapter meetings. Reports double birth announcement by R A Gentry of Sheppard and hospital physician Dr. R B Robins traveling to Camden for a clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne England
Philip Foster
Little Rock
Enkland
The
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
5. H. Simpson
Julian Chester Hospital
Bay View
98 Highway Deaths During Week End Report
The Associated Press notes at least 88 deaths from automobile accidents nationwide over the weekend. A crash near Sterling Illinois killed five, and another near Port Clinton Ohio left three dead. Paul G. Hoffman reports a 4 percent rise in 1996 traffic fatalities. Weekend toll by state includes Pennsylvania ten, South Carolina fourteen, Illinois five, Ohio four, Texas four, Virginia three, and other totals.
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Associated Press
Sterling
Port Clinton
Ohio
Paul G. Hoffman
American Automobile Manufacturers Association
Alabma
Arkansas
Arizona
Lifornia
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Iinois
Indiana
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Olahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virgina
House Considers Rules Suspension Amid Bail ey Measures
The House plans a suspension vote on Governor Bail ey sponsored measures. A prior audit commission bill failed by one vote, then passed after reconsideration. A Roads and Highways panel will review Wilkinson of Sebastian on a state ranger department and Toney of Jefferson on a driver license bill.
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Bailey
Ay Audit Commission
House
Mcllaney
House Committee On Roads and Highways
Wilkinson
Sebastian
Toney
Jefferson
Sheeesman Commission
Taney
Club Notes from Bingen Meeting Journal
The Bingen Home Demonstration Club met at the community canning kitchen on Tuesday January 26 with 12 members and two visitors present. After the appointment of Miss Alice.
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Bingen
Canning Kitchen
Alice
West Coast Beaten by Gales and Snowstorm
A winter storm sweeping the Pacific coast chilled Portland with a heavy blizzard and added to dangerous highway conditions. All schools closed as Weather Bureau warned ships from the Canadian border to San Francisco and forecast continued storm activity for the Far West into Monday night.
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San Francisco
Calif
Pacific Coast
Portland
Ore
Weather Bureau
Far West
Flood Laps At No 150 As City Faces Crest
Weather Bureau observer W E Barron warned of a 60 to 61 foot crest for the city, with the crisis possibly arriving Thursday. He noted Highway 150 remains the sole exit from town, aside from boat, urging readiness to evacuate women and children if needed to keep levee work uninterrupted.
Anderson Named Taxation Leader at Club Meeting
Miss Rouse demonstrated on hooked mats during the gathering. The club sang songs and played games, and attendees enjoyed the meet ing. The group plans to meet at the canning kitchen on the fourth Tuesday in February.
Flapper Fanny and 4-H Club Officers Named in Guernsey
In Guernsey on January 28 a demonstration will feature basket weaving as Jack Anderson and Miss Rouse organize the 4-H club for the year. New officers elected include Francis Jarvis president James A. Thompson vice president Fay Griffin secretary Dorothy Mae Hamilton reporter Lottie Boyce song leader. Selection of club leaders is postponed to February 25. Also noting unusually large Central American beetles capable of breaking windshields at high speed.
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Guernsey
Jack , Anderson
Jand Miss Rouse
Francis Jarvis
James A. Thompson
Fay Griffin
Dorothy Mae Hamilton
Lottie Boyce
Yacht mystery on the GOLDEN GULL owners and crew implicated
A British financier disappears from the yacht GOLDEN GULL off Miami amid a note to secretary NICHOLAS BLODART and stock declines at ARGUS RUDS. Onboard passengers include MRS ROCKSAVAGE and LADY WALTER along with COUNT LUIGI POSODINE and INOSUKE WAYASUL as detective notes detail alibis and a cabin steward's testimony.
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Beglvy
Woulitho
Mockamrvace
Walter
Reginald Jockeyn
Jocelyn
Weller
Bank
Luigi Posodine
Inosuke Wayasul
Kettering
Diane
Stocksnynge
Wuleite
Laviding
Blane
Nevada Oil Field Resumes Drilling in Prescott Arkansas
Nevada county oil fields see renewed activity after three weeks, with Benedum & Trees C Fincher No 2 drilling in 10-14-20 area and expected 500 barrels daily. William Haynie No 1 and John R. Lewis lease tests produce oil, while pipeline construction and eight-inch line work progress. Wildcat tests near Ross ton await results as oil shows cautious promise. Birds descended from lizards, scientists claim.
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Prescott
Ark
Nevada County
Benedum & Trees Oil Company
Fincher No
Lilly
Charley Steele
Bryan Warmack
William Haynie No. 1
Irma
Waterloo
S. B. & F. Petroluum Company
William Haynie
John R. Lewis
Clyde Cox
Nursling
Benedum
Trees
Berry Asphalt Company
Dewey T. Ross Engineering Co
Tyler
Texas
Wildcat
Axel Larson
James T. Wortham
Nacatosh
Robert S. Holmes
Rosston
Mrs. I. J. Percell Dies Near Hope Ohio
Mrs. I J Percell aged 68 died Sunday night at her home four miles northeast of Hope on the Columbus road Funeral and burial services were to be held at 3 pm Monday at Shover Springs cemetery Survivors besides her husband were not listed in available notices
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J. J. Percell
Hope
Columbus Road
Shover Springs
Homestead survey shows statewide values and acreage
The survey covers 3151 districts or parts of districts, about 3,300 units. Total property value affected is 374,277,000 of a state total 412,000,000. Average homestead value 413.85 with 44.4 acres, totaling 7,569,886 acres or 22.14 percent of state land. If exemption rises to 2500, homesteads would reach 17.85 percent of property valuation. Woodchucks noted as pets.
Free Sample Offered for High Blood Pressure Treatment
John S. Gibson Drug Store offers a free sample of ALUMIN Essence of Garlic Parsley tablets for high blood pressure. The Chicago-made tablets are touted as tasteless and odorless with good results. A two weeks’ treatment costs 50 cents, plus a booklet.
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John S. Gibson Drug Store
John S. Gibson Drug Co
Chicago
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Sip Henry
First Baptist Sunday School
George Edward Cannon
Marie
Nonnie Parkins
R. P. May Ani
Maridyn
K. G. McRae
Jack Meek
Bradley
Pat Clehane
U. D.C
C. 5. Lowthorp
Hope Dramatic Club
Rosa Harrie
Ternoon
New Orleans
Peggy McCann
R. A. Gentry
Sheppard
R. BR. Robins
Josephine Hospital
Camden
R.B. Robins
Madinees
Wm. Powell
Myrna Loy
Ziegfeld
Saenger
Tuer
America’s
Shirley Temple
Robert Young and
Alice Faye Ine
Shirley Sing
ROY Anderson and Company
Shipley
Walnut Street
Mope
J.L. Williams & Sons
James Dunn
Mae Clarke
David Manners
Charlotte Henry Henry
Walthall
Fritz Luiser
Scorge Irving
Irving Picker
Ralph Bellamy
Marguerite Churchill
Up Prige Sale
Res RT Eyes
Elsie Randall
West Coast
Portlan
Flapper
Sylvia Wyner
Ary
Central America
Neame
Silas Ringbottom
Ringbottom
Miami
Maud Briggs
Syd Jenks
Bilane
Mr. Blane
Miss Rocksavage
Jenks
Derringham
Southern Cross
Ida
Jac
Lady Welter
Drauring
Jsvodart
Gara
Joclyn
Dennis Wheatley
NEA Service
Inca Wilam Morrow & Co
Shayash
Upto Lounge
Thei Nellie Orde
Mr. Ringbottom
Ashare
Draurine R
S.Y
Wnouw
Nevada
Dziez
A.C
Tom Kinser
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall Store
Hope, Ark
Pavan
I. J. Percell
Columbus Rd
Carters
V. W. Foster
F. P. Borden Hope, Ark
Parsons & Lawson Shoe Shop
South Elm St
Cox Drug Bldg
Tol-E-Tex Oil Company
Hope Heading CO
Sutton and Collier Sale
Laurel Street
Nelson-Huckins
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