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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1934
Page
4
Mrs Sip Henry and other readers are noted in a column featuring prayers poetry, missionary society plans, and a parade of local visits. The Miss ionary Circle meets at 1 pm with a potluck at Mrs John Coxons. many residents travel to Dallas Texarkana Little Rock and Arkadelphia for events and health matters.
The article highlights Lawrence Tibbett as a groundbreaking opera star who expanded into radio and film, premiering English opera campaigning and American study. It notes his firsts in radio contracts, Hollywood, English opera promotion, and diction awards, followed by details of a Monday 8:30 AM NBC WRAP program featuring works by Stothart Schwartz Massenet and others.
Sunday guests included Mrs W J Bell Charles Bell Miss Katherine Frazier and Miss Geraldine Adams of El Dorado. B P W Club to meet Tuesday at Hotel Barlow. Edna Jones asked to RSVP by Tuesday morning. Kreisler concert attendees from Hope: Mrs Harold Ward Mrs Robert Campbell and Patsy Ann and Miss Josephine Cannon. Ches ter Suggs of McNub to wed Jew el Ware of Emmett. ceremony at Mrs C R B White’s home in Columbus officiated by Justice R C Stuart. Bride educated at Little Rock deaf mute school and in Austin and Little Rock. couple to live with groom's father G R Suggs in McNub. Miss Marshy Ann Singleton visited Ouachita College student Miss Annie Cagle in Arkadelphia. Mrs Roy Stephenson recovering from appendectomy. husband accused of domestic abuse. Mrs Millie-Why questioned. bridge chatter overheard.
An old style advertisement claims Creomulsion will refund the purchase price on the spot if a cough or cold is not relieved. It touts strong but harmless ingredients and urges immediate relief with the drug sold by your own druggist.
Continued from page one a series of minor charges including unlawful overdraft assault with intent to kill and carrying a pistol with several cases bound over or continued to mid February. Defendants include Walter Pool Lewis Stuart Elishus Muldrew Reece Nelson Cadar Ogden Carlton Young and Hugh Moss.
Soviet wartime leaders criticized transport delays and lagging logistics at a large Communist party gathering. Voroshilov blasted Andreievic Andreev over transport failures calling it the "brother of the Red Army" and warning rail and road networks could throttle industry and wartime needs.
Several hundred people from across the county attended a community singing at City Hall Sunday afternoon. The auditorium was filled to capacity and many were turned away for want of seats.
Overview announces who must file for 1934 income tax and when where to file. It outlines four percent on the first four thousand over personal exemption, eight percent on excess net income, and surtax above six thousand. It warns readers to study Form 149A and 1040 instructions and to attach memoranda.
No 7 discusses when a husband and wife with net incomes over 4000 but under 6500 should split the 2500 personal exemption on separate 1933 returns. It explains tax rates 4 percent on the first segment beyond exemption and 8 percent on the remainder, illustrating how unequal division can raise or lower total taxes.
WESTPORT Conn Montague Glass 56 noted author of Potash and Perlmutter dies at his Westport summer home after a cerebral hemorrhage. He gave up law years ago to devote himself to literature. Born in Manchester England he came to the United States at age 13. His first Potash and Perlmutter story appeared in 1900 and he wrote many other works.
A six month expert analysis questions a large £350,000,000 stabilization fund and argues much of it was never drawn. It critiques the aims to flatten exchange volatility and protect trade, noting limits against real price stability and urging workable securities acts. Suggestions include encouraging prices, avoiding fixed parity, boosting imports, and balancing Sherman Act and anti trust codes.
Senator West of Missouri attended a court hearing where dog case attorneys urged a speech. He delivered a quiet address praising a dog as man’s best friend, inspiring jurors who wept as the verdict favored the plaintiff. The jury awarded $500 on a $200 claim.
Ladies of Blevins gathered January 26 at 2 30 PM under Miss Nelen Griffin to form a Home Demonstration club. Officers elected: President Mrs Young Nesbitt, Vice President Mrs R C Taylor, Secretary-Reporter Mrs C W Leverett. Next meeting February 28 at 2 30 PM at Mrs P M Honea home. topic school lunches. Attendees included Mrs Lige Stephens Mrs L E Finley Mrs M T Ward and others.
A postal notice says checks totaling 651.15 arrived Monday for Hempstead county with about 460 farmers to share in the surplus sweet potatoes sale. Producers may obtain details by calling 217 South Walnut Street, J. L. B in charge. announcement said next sale date and surplus purchase.
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