Dudley Wins Shawnee and Pennsylvania Events in Golf Run
The article recounts Dudley’s golf rise with a 5.03 run and $10,000 Shawnee win, highlighting his improving scores across 1930, including 286 in Savannah and 293 in the Texas Open. It notes rivalries with Al Espinosa, Bobby Jones, and Horton, and mentions notable figures like Max Brunson and George Earnshaw in the broader sports context. It closes praising Dudley’s ongoing effort to master the game and his upstart ascent in professional golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby. Jones
Horton Ok
Hd Dudley
Judley
Perener
al Espinosa
Tory
Dudley
Los Angeles
Agua Caliente
Pensacola
Savannah
Florida
North Andj Yeniha
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Minneapolis
Local notices from Harmony area mixed with family visits
Fragmented Harmony notices report Mrs Randolph Hattie’s passing mourned by Daugherty and Woodrow Ward of Alton while kin Katie Crews Hattie Crews Mrs Mattie Rogers Thad Vines and family Merrial Huckabee visit Ol Center Point Texas Oklahoma guests and travels include Chillicothe and Okla ina with several family concerns and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Crews
Oklaina
George Crews
Randolph Hattie
Daugherty
Woodrow Ward
Alton
Joeugherty
Mattie Rogers
Katierews
Hattie Crews
Thad Vines
Media
Merrial’ Huckabee
Center Point
Ruth Chatterton in The Right to Love at Saenger
Large crowd enjoyed Ruth Chatterton in The Right to Love at the Saenger Theatre last night. The film, from Brook Evans, offers dramatic spectacle and entertainment value enhanced by Western Electric background-noise reduction. Also shown were Paramount Sound News and the cartoon Mysterious Muse. Barney Hamm reported a Texarkana trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Ruth Chatterton
Saenger Theatre
Brook Evans
Western Electric
Paramount Sound News
General Butler's Successor Chaired by Berkley at Quantico
General Butler relinquished command at Quantico to Brig. Gen. Randolph C. Berkley amid news of a court martial for Butler over reflections about Premier Mussolini made in Philadelphia. The item notes Berkley’s succession and the pending court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Quantico, Va
Smedley D. Butler
Randolph C. Berkley
General Butler
Mussolini
Italy
Philadelphia
Local News From Holly Grove Area
Mayton Prather son of A Prather underwent surgery at Josephine Hospital Wednesday morning and was reported resting well. Rev Scot delivered a fine sermon to a large crowd Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs R Atkins moved into the community. Leroy Sampers and family from DeAnn attended church. Curley Lee Murphy of near Washington visited relatives. John Willis plans to build a new house. Mr and Mrs Carl Coffee and child ren were mentioned in the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
DeAnn
Selous Atkins
Barbara Jean
Jessee Atkins
R. T. Hembree
Onstead
Mope
J. C. Atkins
A. P. Clark
Bright Star
Bro. Scott
Emmet
Mrs. Salisbury
Pauline
Beatrice Hembree
Mary Atkins
James Dixon
Farmer Place
Hope
George Karber
Bessie McMillan
Harold Sanford
H. B. Sanford
Sidney E. Huff
Bonnie Crews
Hope High School
George Crews
P. P. Orwell
Taylor
Shower Springs
Mayton Prather
A. Prather
Josephine Hospital
Scot
R. Atkins
Leroy Sampers
Curley Lee Murphy
Washington
John Willis
Carl Coffee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiliam Brancher
Okla
Dil Ingram
University of California
Bill
Jimmy Phelan
Indiana
Phelan
Purdie
Max Brunson
Terre Haute
Cleveland Indians
Max
George Earnshaw
Hot Springs
Ark
Counia Mack
Tom Shibe
Mount Plymouth
Fla
Clark Griffith
Frank Navin
Navin Field
Chillicothe
Texas
Barney Hamm
Texarkana
Chick
Drison
Conan
Mei Tos
Red
Butler
Charley Roberts
Near
A. N. Stroud
Near Washington
Teddy
Hinton
Fred
Buster
Otwell
Rosston
Cartier
Shreveport
George Barber
Noble
Shoyer
P. A. Lewis Motor Company
G. E. Murphy
Olympia, Washington
Iywepta
Thunston County
Vapayiray
Olympias
Amerson
Yorks
Gant Lamon
Gammonvial
Wepite
Yealths
Oly Youls Officer
Epo Pey
Cremo
Murphy
United States Department of Agriculture
Coop
Uly
Permienton Company
WwHey
Williams
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!