Pawnee City Partiers Protect Jagger Kin Amid Wild Shootout
Chaotic scene unfolds as Chad Méoraamh and allies confront Cowboys at Pawnee City, aiming to shield Helen Jagger sister of Morgan Jagger. Cited actions center on a tense protection effort during a volatile gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chad
Méoraamh
Pawnee City
Chaid
Helen Jagger
Des Jagger
Morgan
Morgah
Helen
Gary Simcoe
St. Louis
Longhorn
Tom Alder
Alder
Dagger Cabout
Dagger
Charles Fesler
Lance
Jagger
Fesler
Notice of Intention to Borrow Funds by Spring Hill School District 10
A February 11, 1957 meeting of the Spring Hill School District No. 10 board in Hempstead County Arkansas adopts a resolution to file an application with the State Board of Education for a revolving loan of 3711 dollars. The loan, secured by a certificate of indebtedness, will be repaid over not more than six years from operating funds and will fund a school bus body and chassis purchase. Garland Kidd presides as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Spring Hill School Dist
Horace Phillips
J. D. Raschke
R. A. Stoter
Elmer Betts
General Assembly
State Board of Education
Probate Court Notice for Alvah S. Williams Estate
Notice from Hempstead County Arkansas probate court states Alvah S. Williams died September 14 1956 with Rio Grande Texarkana as last address. An 1854 will admitted February 7 1957 appoints executor. Claims must be filed within six months or be barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvah
Williams
Rio _Grande
Texarkana
Texas
Notice to clients with pending Chancery Court cases in Hempstead County
Pat Casey, solicitor in chancery, warns clients with unfinished matters placed in his hands that they must contact him immediately or risk having their suit dismissed for lack of diligent prosecution at the March term. The notice lists 823 South Main Street Hope Arkansas and Prospect 17-2644 with date February 6 13 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead
Miey
Failnot
Pat” Casey
Chancery
South Main Street
Hope
Arkansas
Prospect
Greek Cypriots Go On Another General Strike
Greek Cypriots staged another general strike in Nicosia to oppose a British proposed constitution. Authorities imposed a curfew as tensions rose over the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia. Cyprus
Weekend Visit Ties Church Events to Pine Bluff
The Williams family from Arkansas spent the weekend in Pine Bluff visiting Mrs Vertie Lee Carter. They attended services at Bethel St Baptist Church and toured Collingworth Beauty School. The Greek Cypriots are noted as four-fifths of the island’s population amid EOKA strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlé Williams
Patricia Abn
Ira Dr
Pine Blult
Arkansas
Vertle Lee Carter
Batragal St. Baptist Church
Deffersort Collingworth's
Nicdsia
EOKA
Island
Noted New York Broadcaster Russell’s Home Broadcast Tale
The piece recounts Don Hussell and Stan ford linked to a Rising Star Baptist Church event on February 7 at Mrs. Valdine Daniels home with 25 cent admission and refreshments. It notes Altar Guild Club meeting February 10 at Mrs. Tessie Hamilton’s home with 12 members, and references a television radio career arc of Julian Schwartz and a Stamford WSTC connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rising Star Baptist Church
Valdine Daniels
Berry Street
Altar Guild Club
Tessie Hamilton
Timmie Bell Enos
Percy Turner
Stamford
New York
Russell
Dr. Moht
New York Total
Tehsief
Hitch
Stanford
Broadvcstiye Studi
Julian Schwartz
WSTC
Agra
al Group
Neat Merchants
Birt
Russell |Hraigs Ihe -Orgah
Arkansas Selective Service quota report for March
Arkansas' draft quota for March calls for about 600 men to be examined to fill the quota of 137 men. The March 1950 call was 182 and the month’s quota was 144. Fred M. Croom, state director of Selective Service, provided the figures. Also noted is a brief historical reference to Decatur post office history in Newton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lite Rock
Arkansas
Fred M. Croom
Selective, Service
Stamford Mayor and Governor Discuss Civic Problems on Air
A mangled report notes Stamford officials and civic issues aired on local radio or TV. The Connecticut governor arrived unexpectedly as the mayor claimed sponsor interest and possible return to network TV if a new contract allowed continued Stamford broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terdings
Tsiks
Stamford
Connecticut
Butt ' Sell
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Silas
Preah Comte Deviate
Somai
By Frank Gruber
Mor
Morkan
Bett
Morgen
Jac
Mregain
Doc
Jon
Sue
Jngier
Joe
Ure
Bower
Alvah S. Williams, JR
Meadowlane
la Marque
Gane
Studebaker
Archer Motor CO
Pathan Hidha
Abraham
Ant
Sarah
Don Hussell
Lou
Penney’ S
Otton Fabrics
Dasper
Newton County
John Marla Hoss
Penney
Dacrons
Dacron
Brentwood
Chen
Euniy
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