Columbus Loses to Lewisville Cagers
The All-Stars MeJurskens of Col gus led scoring with 19 points while Jby McClendon of Lewisville contributed for the defeated team.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1940
Page
2
The All-Stars MeJurskens of Col gus led scoring with 19 points while Jby McClendon of Lewisville contributed for the defeated team.
Fragmentary OCR describes a historical college scene with references to students, weapons, and a period when campus life emphasized rugged conduct. The text hints at how discipline and student behavior differed in earlier times at the college, with mentions of firearms and male students.
The text presents a fragmented cage schedule with unclear event names and dates such as February 17 and 21, and terms like Porens Mazinlie and Goemmsey ot Potruce Merch. It lacks coherent event structure, locations, or participants. Requires original source clarification.
Mrs Martin hosts a high society luncheon at the Colony as Katie Donovan returns to New York. James Martin seeks a marriage alliance with Katie to merge families and boost social standing, drawing in guests and stoking Mrs Donovan's uneasy prestige. Lynda Martin arrives with Dan Donovan in a tense welcome.
Washington notes a debate over a midwife style fundraiser for a dime fund and Secret Service cautions. Citizens aid the drive while the Treasury and Post Office clarify volunteers may participate on personal time. The piece recalls past nickel trays and engravings, with warnings about legal restraint and discretion by Treasury officials.
A feature about Robert Taft and his wife living in Washington after a Cincinnati upbringing. The piece describes their campaign roles during his Senate bid, their partnership, and the farm life they maintain when not on the trail. It portrays their marriage, education, and public service as a united effort in the 1930s context.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a manners quiz prompt with headings and partial instructions. It mentions mind your manners and a test of knowledge with questions and answers, but the passage is incomplete and lacks coherent news context.
COLLEGE STATION Texas 14 The tall Arkansas cagers whipped the Texas Aggies 37 to 25 in a Friday night game. Garner opened with a field goal, Briggs tied, then Freiberger put Arkansas ahead. Halftime had 13 13 score and Arkansas pulled away in the second half.
In Hempstead County Arkansas a chancery sale is ordered under No. S370 from the court of January 2 1940. Commissioner will offer for sale at Hope City Hall front entrance to the high bid to satisfy a mortgage involving Mac McElhannon executrix and J C Pinnix Rutherford and Poke County Bank against W S Hewitt and Iona Hewitt. Property includes multiple parcels in Pike and Hempstead counties totaling about 6.23 acres and one half acre, described by metes and bounds. Sale set for Saturday February 24 1940 within legal hours.
Decited Nall led Garnsndli with an opening field shot as Tom Tinker of Aggie Muard delivered stout defense. Ganimill led scorers with nine points in a low scoring game.
A former newspaper man who became an airline executive credits his reporting training for attention to detail. Sigmund Jones of Canadian Colonial Airways notes small errors can become big stories and profits hinge on precise work. He cites restarting a halted afternoon service after complaints and remarks on his background in journalism and banking.
A chancery court commissioner announces a public vendue sale of Lot 5 in Block 19 of Beard’s Atlas in Hempstead County Arkansas. The sale is February 12, 1940 at the Hope City Hall, with terms a three tenths credit and bond security, 1 percent interest, and deed upon payment.
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