Poetic Fragments and Local Notices From Hope Chronicle
A collage of verses and local items from Hope, detailing community events. Luncheon at Hotel Barlow for February chapter meeting. marriages, visitors, and school group gatherings noted. Church social and civic club activities targeted for the week, with names of residents and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cain
D. A
Hotel Barlow
Gus Haynes
A. L. Black
Frank Johnson
Mary Carrigan
Will Oglesby
Texirkana
Sty
Ukrainians and Polish tensions threaten Ukrainian statehood
Article discusses harsh Polish measures seen as Polonization attempts, bans on Ukrainian language instruction, and expulsions from local government. It cites Soviet repression of Ukrainian churches, arrests, and a 1930 Kharkov trial of Ukrainian leaders. It ends warning Nazi plans heighten Soviet fear of Ukraine's loss altering regional power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Siberia
Kharkov
Ogpu
Wmsters
Ukraine
Hitler
Russian
Germany
Otis Hendrix Buried in Pampa After Nightclub Killing
Otis Hendrix, 44, formerly of Hempstead County, was buried in Pampa last Thursday afternoon after being killed at a Pampe, Texas nightclub the night of January 80. His sister Mrs Ola Lloyd of Hope attended. Hendrix had served as a deputy sheriff in Pampa. The nightclub operator also died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Hendrix
Hempstead
Pampe
Texas
Pampa
Ola Lloyd
Hope
Hendrix
With Malice Toward Some Diary Review
The synopsis notes Margaret Halsey as the author of a diary about life in a small English village seen through her husband’s exchange professorship. The narrative mixes praise and sharp malice, portraying domestic and social scenes with wry, biting commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malace
Margaret Halsey
England
Boy Scout Week Events Planned in Hope
Hope Boy Scout Council outlines National Boy Scout Week activities beginning Wednesday February 8. A joint Scout meeting at City Hall will feature President Roosevelt and Acting President Winter Head messages, with a 9 p.m. CST start. Saturday service at Presbyterian Church includes Rev. V A Hammonils address. Window displays will showcase flags and scout activities. National broadcast plans include Whitlin-York Furniture aiding a ride in, and radio stars Bergen, Ross, and Waring to honor Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Boy Scout Council
Chidér of Commerce
Joe E. Clements
Lends Era
All Boy Scouts In Hope
City’ Hall
Roosevelt
Boy Scouts
Winter
St. Louis
Whitln-York Furniture Company
V. A. Hammonils
United States
Wits
H. V. Kallenborn
Bob Trout
Lowell Thomas
Edgar Bergen
Landy Ross
Fred Waring
America
Final Warning Letters Stir State Officials
Baton Rouge report notes unusual correspondence to State Major Commissioner B W Cason, including a one sentence plea for a job and another letter claiming final notices are welcome. The odd missive highlights frustration with administrative processes amid a broader historical reflection on figures like Dr John Gorrie and a playful social contrast to a class termed the Un yontry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
B. W. Cason
Unusui
Dead End Kid Reaches Legal Adult Status
By BLL Porter and George Scarbo. He is legally an adult at 18 after last year petitioning Los Angeles courts to grant him the right to handle his own business affairs. Hall, once a 17 year old, was granted the plea and is now considered mature except when on the screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bll Porter
George Scarbo
Los Angeles
Hall
Zadok Answers Readers In Hope Star Psychic Feature
A long slate of reader questions answered by The Great Zadok. Topics include career changes, family, finances, marriage, and love, with guidance urging constructive thought, patience, and personal initiative. Answers emphasize personal effort, timelines, and consulting professionals where necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zadok
Hope
Snenger Center
Banner-News
Hope Star
Hope, Ark
Telse
Mrs Sallie Green 91 Injured in Fall in Ozan
Mrs Sallie Green aged 91, oldest citizen in the Ozan community, fell from bed to her rocker while attempting to walk unassisted about 7 a m Sunday. Her son O R Green helped her back to bed and Dr W F Robins was summoned. The hip fracture could not be reset and care involved straightening the limb with warm sand bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Green
Ozan
O. R. Green
Textbooks Probed (Continued mom Page One)
Arkansas patrons face 12 cent higher textbook retail costs than Alabama residents. State Education Commissioner T. H. Alford questions claims citing state law forbidding markup over out of state prices and notes bonds may be forfeited if bids violate the rule. Senator Pilkinton plans to challenge an administration bill for free high school texts, while criticizing current free text efforts for not relieving costs in elementary schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Alabama
T. H. Alford
Commission
Pilkinton
Han the Sam
State Textbook Commission
Hope
Psychic Q and A on Husband's Job Change
A reader asks if her husband will keep his present job or find another. The answer states the current position will not last long, and he will immediately move into a better role once a change occurs.
Teaching assignments announced for Fort Smith area
The University Teachers Placement Bureau listed former students gaining positions in Arkansas schools. Julia Lemley joins Fort Smith Junior High as a teacher. Fred H. Lines teaches mathematics and directs band. Other named teachers include Helen M. Key at Little Rock High School and several elementary staff in Horatio and nearby districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payetteville
Ark
University Teachers Placement Bureau
Merrill Ellis
Gulfport
Military
Julia Lemhley
Fort Smith
Fred H. Lines
Helen M. Key
Little Rock
Roselie-Paris
Evelyn P. Thurlby
Horatio
Touring Reporters Gauge Southern Women CARDUI Use
A fragmented survey notes many southern women report CARDUI help with cramps and dysmenorrhea. In Dallas 88 of 100 respondents said yes to being helped, while Atlanta saw 98 of 100 respond affirmatively. The report suggests CARDUI provides relief and may influence dosing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
Cardus
Dallas
Card UI
Atlanta
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Lisyd Kinard
Oklahoma
Paints, A
H. J. Barnes
Arkadelphia
Christine
Leland
Warmack
Methorest
Kenneth L. Spore
Methodist Church
Donaldson Igh School
Warmuck
Hope High School
Magnolia A. & M. College
Mope
Wartock
Mavie Goan
Alma June
Syd McMath
North Elm Street
O— Mx
Mel
Wiliam Metcalfe
Sarah Sue
Texar
Tooster
H. D
Coffman
City PT. A. Council and Study Club
Beryl Henry
Tully Henry
Cushing, Okla
J. A. Henry
Saratoga
Ae of the Gospel, Tabernacle
Lewis Bromfield
North
Washington Street
Luck's
Mickory
LUCK
Frank Drake
Qwner Tate
Srengen
Errol Flynn
Ei Te
Rena
Ees
Ginger Douglas
Rogers
the Library
Boy Scout
Hope City Hall
John Gorrie
Ap-palachicola, Fla
Woosful
Henry
Ose
Joe As
New York
Veronet
NURSE
King
Storm’s Crazy Quilt
Michigan Boulevard
Chicago
L. E. Ty
S. W
Oye Land
Geological
Schiool
Louisiana
H. A
L. A
C.C
Treasury Department
Industry
Green
Mom
Julia Lemley
Fort Smith School
Mountoi
Colorado
Serror P
Hearst
CARD
Sex Vita
Geo
Uailed Brewers Industrial Foundation
40Th Street
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