Today in your great city and church notes
A collage of local notes and church activities from Talbot Field Jr. and nearby, including January meetings of the Pat Cleburne chapter, First Baptist and First Methodist W M S circles. Reports mention Mrs L W Young hosting, Miss Maggie Bell’s knee, and several members traveling or visiting Oklahoma City and Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Cleburne
Maggie Bell
First Methodist Church
George Ware
H. H. Stuart
Stith Davenport
John P. Cox
Frank Stanley
Deb McClanahan
Davenport
Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Relief For Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a seven act solution to coughs and colds promising rapid relief with no narcotics. It states a money back guarantee via the reader’s druggist if relief is not achieved.
Hospital Notes on McNeill Woman and Sheriff’s Brother
Miss Mary Toland of McNeill was improving Wednesday at Josephine hospital. Mr Thomas Wilson brother of Sheriff John L Wilson was reported improving Wednesday at Josephine hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Toland
McNeill
Josephine Hospital
Thomas Wilson
John L. Wilson
Packing Business Report Shows NRA Gains for Labor
The board reports settling thousands of complaints and securing $49,000 for employees owed under NRA. Labor and employer members cooperate with minority opinions rarely submitted. The Chicago Federation of Labor touts NRA benefits and projects rapid member growth to about 46,000 soon after year start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P. O'Gallagher
NRA
Chicago Federation of Labor
E. M.nockles
Ance
Gous
Federation
WOFL
A. F. of L
Washington
Nackles
la Salle Street
Assocation of Commerce
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Johnson
Swift Co
Armour
Chicago Federation
Son of Kong at Saenger Thursday and Friday
The Son of Kong arrives at Saenger for two days of thrills with a Thursday matinee at 2:00. The sequel to King Kong is praised as a major horror thrill, offering adventures taller than the original. Also noted is the Wednesday night showing of Wild Boys of the Road with Jackie Burro, and commentary on NRA and economic issues in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon of
NBA
NRA
Chicago Association of Commerce
River improvement spending proposed in 1935 plan
The recommendation calls for a total $29 million for river and flood control works next fiscal year with $13.18 million for flood control. Major General Lytle Brown notes expenditures could be far lower than recent totals, while Public Works funds support many new river projects and harbor works across multiple states. A separate $192.38 million in new river and flood projects has been allocated under the Public Works program through October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River
Red River
Fulton Ark
Ouachita
Black Rivers
Arkansas River
Black River
Missouri
Arkane Sag
St. Francia
L’anguille
Blackfish Bayou
Fulton
Alexandria
Bhick River
Shreveport
Newport
Ark
St. Francis
L’anguilie
Washington
Congress
Lytle Brown
Army Engineers
Edward M. Markham
Public
Brown
Mississippi River
Mississippi River Commission
Southwest Pass
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Ohio River
Minoie River
Illinois River
Injured Tourist Details Family Troubles and Accident
A youth riding in a Fad roadster with Mr Hill and three other children fell asleep on the rumble seat and landed on the pavement near the Fulton toll bridge. The driver continued toward Texarkana before learning of the accident. The child was taken to Josephine hospital in Hope after the party from Fayetteville, Tennessee, had started toward Greenville, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Texarkana
Fulton Toll Bridge
Josephine Hospital
Fayetteville
Tenn
Greenville
Texas
Ethel Van Camp 1927 Head Purse at Tosephine Hospital
Ethel Van Camp, who served as head nurse at Tosephine Hospital for three years, died in 1927. Survived by sisters Mrs. Mya Parker of Little Rock and Mrs. Jesse Jones of Okolona, and brothers J. E. Van Camp of Malvern and Bennie Van Camp of Houston, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosephine Hospital
Mya
Johnnie Parker
Little Rock
Jesse Jones
Okofona
J. E. van Camp
Malvern
Bennie van Camp
Houston
Texas
Helms Elected Penal Board Head in Arkansas
Walter A. Helms of Texarkana was chosen chairman of the State Penal Board to replace W. N. Trulock of Fine Bluff who resigned after Governor Futrell blocked A. F. Stedman’s discharge as prison superintendent. Representative Joe Hardin planned to seek Stedman’s removal by an act of the assembly and planned talks with board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Walter A. Helms
Texarkana
State Penal Board
W. N. Trulock
Fine Bluff
Futrell
A. F. Stedman
Joe Hardin
Lincoln County
Stedman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry
Fannie Herron Wingate
Talbot Feild Jr
Fis
Astin, Texas
The
University of Texas
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Edwin Dogsett
Dosrett
Joshua
BE. P. Hamilton
Josie J. Burns
Tesurkana
W. M.S
BR. M. Briant
Alice McMath
McMnath
Briant
Ben Bmith
W.T. Gorham
Crary
Mes
Johnny McCabe
Deak
Tecut Works
Claude Nunn
Womack
J. A. Honey
Keneyeure
R. R. Gillespie
Mary Ross McFaddin
M Gillespie
Texarkany
Mra. Withuy Jones
Mra. Chas, Locke of
Ozan
City
Circle No. 1
Mise Mamie Briant
South Hervey Street
T. R. Billingstey
Mra
John Arnold
T. R. Billingsley
G. Frank Miles
Dale Wilson
Buley
Harry Dubbs
Maynbers
Mrs. Billingsley
Mary Billingsley
Lewinville
Lewisville High School
Garrett Story
J. C. Milam
Mal,vern
Mollie C. Jones
Mrs
Clyde B. Jones
Oklahoma City
Okla
J.T. Jones
Mrs. B. Mo. Jones
Cleveland
Clyde Jones
J. D. Ellis
Dan Green
Mr. Green
Reland
THUR
FBI
Fale
Robert Armstrong
Helen Mack
Frank Reicher
Ghn Marston
W. Cooper
North Hazel Street
Elson ‘Huckins
John S. Gibson
Rexall Store
Kong
Saenger
Roosevelt
Nockles
Byte
St. Paul
Great Lakes
Great Lake
Young Business Mews Association
S. C. Bundy
Phili. Hanna
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Hynne
Diguds
Hagnay
Page Gfie
Ethel van Camp
Helms
Penal Board
Pew Investigation
Model
Tom
Gypsy
Hope Na
Metropolitan Opera House
NBC
Elghy
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