News of Other Days 35 Years Ago
In a Star News column notes from 35 years past mention J BeStone as gravery trade observer Monday and B S Bayless registered at Gleason hotel in Little Rock. T Li Irwing of Batesville visited. Congrats to Mr and Mrs Hamilton McRae of Arkadelphia on the birth of a daughter. Dr and Mrs R M Wilson report a daughter born February 0th.
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J. BeStone
B. S. Bayless
Gleason Hotel
Little Rock
T. Li Irwing
Batesville
Hamilton McRae
Arkadelphia
R. M. Wilson
Hope City Visitors and Local Travel Roundup
Ten years ago Luther Smith Washington spent Sunday in Hope Dudley Borford now in Texarkana on business Price V Trimble Washington spent Sunday in Hope Claude McCorkle Texarkana spent yesterday at home Mr and Mrs Dwight Blake Texarkana visiting Hope with relatives and friends guest of Mrs Blakes sister Annie Spencer Miss Mable Turner Washington visited yesterday W E Thompson Columbus in Hope Saturday R E B Womack Waldo in city yesterday E E Arnold Columbus in city yesterday Miss Hazel Gaines Nashville in city yesterday Harold Velvin Washington D H Hoelenger Mineral Springs in city yesterday Otha Sullivan home from Prescott construction work yesterday Olan C Bailey Hempstead county clerk here yesterday from Washington H L Toland Ashdown visiting Hope yesterday Miss Norma McMillian Stamps in Nil City yesterday
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Luther Smith
Washington
Hope
Dudley Borford
Texarkans
Price V Trimble
Claude McCorkle
Texarkana
Dwight Blake
Blake
Annie Spencer
Mable ‘Turner
W. E. Thompson
Columbus
R. E B. Womack
Waldo
E. E. Arnold
Miss Hazel Gaines
Nashville
Harold Velvin
D. H. Hoelenger
Mineral Springs
Otha Sullivan
Prescott
Olan C. Bailey
Cirevil
Hempstead County
H. L. Toland
Ashdown
Norma McMillian
Stamps
Nils City
Daily Crossword Pitz and Church Ad Historic Note
Fragmented OCR crossword list dominates. contains garbled entries and a church notice for First Methodist Church led by Rev. Francis A. Bulla. It promotes a February 16 schedule with sermons On Giving Begins and Victory Assured, plus missions, Bible study, and services all day. The ad invites public attendance and emphasizes offerings and Sunday school.
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Jess Chan
O. A. Graves
Church School
Epworth League
School of Missions
Everyman's Bible Class at First Christian Clive
Sunday morning at 9:45, Everyman's Bible Class meets at First Christian Clive. Your presence is desired for the session led by the presenter.
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Everyman's Bible Class
Cl Tian Clive
The Star's Platform for Hope in 1930 Reform Drive
The Star advocates using revenue from the municipal power plant to develop Hope's resources and improve sanitary conditions, highway construction, and all-weather roads. It promotes scientific farming, cooperative effort, tax reform, and a leaner government under Arkansas state programs, aiming to boost Hempstead County farmers.
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Hope
Buwiness
Hempstead
Arkansas
Hope City Election Voters Urged To Choose Responsible Candidates
The Hope voters face a biennial city election focused on clear stances from candidates on ownership of the water and light plant and major projects like a public airport, city hospital, and natatorium. Editors urge voters to demand unequivocal positions, discuss issues, and elect officials who will govern prudently for two years.
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Hope
Eizre
Ipe
Cipal
Ipal
Louisville
Dal‘ir
Natatore
Critten den County Political Turmoil Praised and Warned
A Craighead County voice criticizes Crittenden County for political bossism and tricks of the trade. It laments outs and ins maneuvering, warns taxpayers bear the burden, and urges voters to uphold free franchise rights as shown by Jonesboro Tribune reporting.
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Crittenden County
Crittenden
State Auditor
Craighead
Jean
Jonesboro
Washington Letter on Hoover Grundy Vare and Lobby Scandals
Rodney Dutcher reports a Washington letter detailing a tangle of politics in 1930. Senator Grundy clashes with Hoover over policy and campaign support, Boss Vare poised as a potential administration candidate, while Senate lobby probes reveal gin tails at Century Association events and a London dispatch suggests a White House order targeting American officers abroad.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Ashington
Washington
Joe Grundy
Pennsylvania
Bristol
Grundy
Hoover
Senate
Gtundy
Bill Vare
Philadelphia
Vare
Kansas City
Andy Mellon
Boss Vare
Mr. Hoover
Smith Wildman Brooksbart
the Century Association
New York
President Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howat Taft
George We. Wickersham
Hanver Etime Commission
London
Naval Conference
White House
Beares Beauty Advice and Odd City Scene Fragments
A jumble of stray phrases notes beauty tips a harp like motor horn sounds and pedestrian echoes. The text also mentions a cat that cannot be trained to respond to calls and a reference to a Senator Brookhat and domestic life.
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Falher
Fashion dictates collars and dresses in dry States
Fragmentary note argues that states are nearly dry and fashion enforces long dresses. women must wear such attire and men should endure similarly. The text reflects clothing norms and social pressures in a constrained era.
Church Announcements for St Marks and Garrett Memorial
St Marks Episcopal announces evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m and a women’s auxiliary meeting with Miss Maggie Bell at 4 pm On Monday. Garrett Memorial Baptist lists Sunday School at 1 pm with Deimar Bailey superintendent and preaching on the second and fourth Sundays at 7 pm and 2 pm.
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Maggie Bell
T. L. Eyton
Deimar Bailey
B.C
First Baptist Church Sermons and Sunday School
W A Bowes, pastor, invites all to First Baptist Church for Sunday school at 9:45. The pastor speaks at 11 on The Midnight Song and at 7:30 on Lifes Tragic Decision. Special choir music planned. Young people's meeting at 4:30. all are welcome.
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Delogk
Qidaple
Sunday church notices from First Christian and First Presbyterian
Church notices invite worship and Bible school at First Christian with sermons on sentiment and a Christless life, urging attendance. First Presbyterian lists Sunday school sessions and a Christ centered morning service, plus Young People's society and Ladies Auxiliary meeting, urging participation.
Destruction of Seminover Monastery Sparks Global Protests
Photo shows the demolition of Russia is Seminover Monastery by the Soviet government to replace it with a palace of culture. Wreckage piled outside signals desecration prompting protests from Pope Pius and the Church of England and Catholics and Protestants alike rally against the act.
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Russia
Seminover Monastery
Pius
Church of England
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