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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1933
Page
2
A stored parcel and funds at the Huge Arkansas post office are declared reserved. The notice states checks and funds remaining are held for the recipient and must be claimed by the listed date. Potential heirs or claimants are advised to respond to the post office.
Bruce Catton writes about northern Minnesota as a seasonal home for an aging lumberjack figure. He reflects on rugged pasts, the shift of communities, and how the era of fearless toil shaped regional identity and current attitudes toward law and order.
The piece argues Insull was a symbol of frenzied finance and a scapegoat for the era’s wreckage. It contends his prosecution reflects broader failures of boomtime operators and questions sole blame, noting many like him in past booms and today, while the underlying system persists.
A two year jailed man in Brooklyn asked to be sentenced or released, revealing he had been forgotten in custody. Records show he was brought before Judge W B Vause in spring 1930, pleaded guilty and awaited sentence, with Vause later entangled in unrelated prison issues.
Sheila, a young dancer, agrees to a late night outing with Dick Stanley after a show. He persuades her to attend Trevor Lane’s penthouse party where Sheila feels out of place among society girls. Dick reveals he writes plays and invites her to explore the city with him later.
Twenty five years ago Jack Hartsfield, noted Garland township citizen, was in town Monday. Dr. and Mrs. L J Gillispie departed Thursday for a two week trip to Hot Springs. Walter Wright left Thursday for San Marcial New Mexico after the holidays at home.
Byron Winn wed Miss Helen Bunds at El Dorado on Wednesday morning. Winn works for Union Furniture Co. Mrs Chedester Hall, sister of the groom, returned last night from El Dorado with news of the ceremony. L W Buchanan of Prescott was in the city on business yesterday.
Heard is William Heard's niece and former Louisiana governor. Lloyd Berry earned an A in Algebra. Judy Levy joins as a Junior, previously at Lockhart-Moore Academy in Little Rock. Seniors risk losing library privileges in period four unless conduct improves. The entire football team and faculty received a library- or pep-related invitation to a Friday the 13th night club event.
A playful school notice from Hope High students presenting a tongue in cheek title Published Every Toesday. The item signals student humor and a light campus activity at Hope High School.
Editor Luther Hollaman and sponsor Miss Margaret Bell resign leaving remaining staff to decide if they can continue the Bobcat. They express regret but resolve to press on while noting discipline issues over candy and wrappers reflect broader student behavior and school rules.
After Christmas break Hope schools announce staff moves. English teacher Miss Margaret Bell resigns for a similar post in Texarkana. Miss Ida Mae Cannon takes her place at Hope Senior High, with Junior High staffing shuffled. Journalism Club continues publishing the Bobcat in Tuesday’s Hope Star edition.
Rome Brought to Modern Classes details a 10 B history project supervised by Miss Stuart. Six boys per session simulate the Roman Senate with roles for judge high council plebeians and aristocrats. Students named include LaGrone Williams Gordon Bayless and others with scripts by Beatrice Gordon and peers.
Diane Fritz, formerly assistant editor, becomes editor of The Bobcat following Luther Hollaman's resignation. Frances Eason becomes assistant editor, Ellen Lou Bowden takes the business manager role, and the rest of the reporting staff remains in place.
A stone walk leading to the high school was added after the wall completed. Foreman Lock directed the crew who finished late last week. The elevated path keeps students dry and safe from highway mud and traffic.
Ellen Bowden authored a Bobcat article titled Student Couricr Plants Proposed and featured in the December 6 Bobcat, one of six top Arkansas high school newspaper stories recognized by the Press Bulletin. The bulletin, issued twice monthly by University of Arkansas journalism students under W. J. Lemke, notes the school news is well written and thoroughly covered.
Hope High Girl Scout Club raises funds by selling green HOPE pencils. They have sold a small number and continue to offer pencils to cover camping expenses.
The Star lists Democratic primary subjects for City of Hope including mayoral candidates R A Ruff Boyett and C S Lowthorp. treasurer Dwight Ridgdill Raymond F Jones J W Harper Claude Magee. and alderman in wards four and three T H E Taylor and W A Lewis.
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