Community group notices from January meeting roundup
Various church and school groups schedule events for January including Sunday School and PTA meetings. Devotionals led by Mrs Dale McKinney and Dr Dusa Andrews, with programs, socials, and officer elections planned across First Baptist and Garland School venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First. Baptist Church
Mick Morday
Tor
B. L
Archer
Gus ‘Traytes
Gussie King
Awiig
Walllm Ruittler
Joe Hawkins
Alber. Page
Jordin
Mazeolete Butler
Carl Fon Wing
Tnnyston
Andy Andrews
Janek Vlalding
Arsenic Cause Alleged in Husband’s Death Trial
Testimony in a murder case alleges arsenic poisoned a husband over days. Prosecutor Lyman Mile and Detective Ward Sireey describe statements by Mrs Ferguson and a second account that lacked corroboration. Medical examiners found substantial arsenic. defense claims sanity questioned. Mrs Ferguson confined for mental evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naardey
ELS
Lyman Mile
Ots
Brguson
Logtea
Stney
Ny Line
Pergusonta
Starey
Thoydl A. Seager
Gn Pathos Logis
Hat Arvsenle
Lillie Baek
Vic
Youth with nerve of a man faces grim fate in hospital
A youth has the nerve of a man as doctors plan to remove his diseased left eye and later the right eye, after suffering blindness and a painful illness. The boy, aged about seven, remains in a hospital while surgeons weigh the needed operations and a dangerous surge of pressure in the brain is noted.
Prikes Meeting Plans Return Visit to Mrs Lloyd Home
Refreshments of tea, coffee and cake were served for 12 members and two guests, Mrs Eldan Steadman and Miss Judy Steachman. The meeting adjourned to meet at Mrs O J Lloyds home in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbhronke Walu Piel
Ted
Eldan Steadman
Judy Steachman
O. J. cLoyd
Coming and Going in Malvern and Nearby Areas
Mrs Willam Ginger of Malvern visits De movier and Mrs Dorsey Mchtne up Mire with five others at Lite Rock. John David Whillow and Polly Sones from Little Rock guest Moore family. Dr and Mrs J Mellanahan and children left for North Little Rock. MeClanahans travel to Hope Wednesday. Louis ville for meeting. Barry Shlyar and others visit Buechley family in Carlisle and Jacksonville. Jay Buechley’s daughter dances on Jimmie Dean show. bass violin performed. Mrs Wued White of Malton leaves for Rochester to visit relatives and visit patient at Gl. Muiy’s hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Ginger
Malvern
Dorsey Mchtne
AL Whitlow
Rock
Mrs. Jewell More Jr
Family
John David Whillow
Miss Polly Sones
Little Rock
Myps. Juhn Mellanahien
North Little Rock
IP Mellanahan
MeClanahan
Lousvile
Barry Shlyar
Hi Buechley
Whautviits
Gl. Muiy’s
Hospital Notes Admits Many Names and Arrivals
In a hospital notes fragment several patients are listed as admitted including Mrs 2 G lista Hopa Lars Keorey Texirstand Benson Poster Hope Meg 4 R Haddix and Mrs Ard urien Ai 2 Bopy. An admission at Memorial records Als Nall inipson Marvin Rif Barnes Chester Whites and Rosgtun Lemmy Samuel Rt 3. Multiple names and unclear items suggest a busy intake with announce log of a newborn Abahy Bey daughter born 12 19ay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2 G
Lista
Hopa
Lars Keorey
Texirstand
Benson Poster
Hope
Meg
R Haddix
Fook Edwards
Prysault
Bessie Frwell
Way J
Ard ‘Urien
Bopy
Busy Jack Fessler
Bety Renmistrung
Als
Nall
Inipson
Marvin Rif Barnes
Chester Whites
Rosgtun
Lemmy Samuel
Jrys Borker & Vig
Janus Kynnah Ayden
Alasharged
Eddle
Alvin Bybeyisun
Slupe
Mir
Glyde Mounts
Ope
Abahy Bey
Hare Dau
Dorothy Dix Advice Column Fragments From A 1920s Page
A string of Dorothy Dix advice questions covers relationship tensions and family dynamics including parental favoritism over grandchildren, friction between spouses over relocation, and guidance on handling birthday gifts in steady relationships. The snippets reflect social norms and personal dilemmas of the era.
Widespread Names Appearing in Odd Courtly Listings
A garbled OCR list of numerous individuals including Nard, Kevinellis, Mrs. Rénieth- Wada Stone, Rout Hopa, Mr and Mrs. Byers, Roy Edward, Charles Walker Wilson, Stephenson, Leonard Hatehorn, Box 274 Hojo, Box 106 Biomet, Williams Lee Beuni- Sy Try, James Morice Hale, Barbary Sue, Vigil, Caralyn Suc, Campbell Route 1, Lewlevitla, Emer David, Caeltone, King, Virginia Loruise, Garland Wreed Lough, Rakald Dent, Benjamin Moosehal Kitchens, Eugene Belwand Brutch, Raber Chimpbeall, Pamela Sne, Noten Tayo, James Weds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pogey OM
Rénieth- Wada Stone
Kevinellis
Mr and Byers
Mape
Loy
Robert Chintlos
RaisvaMh
Charles Walker Wilson
S. Poeda
Jippa
Bay
Datas
Stephenson
Andontta Roy Edward
Hong Revlert
Terbert Leonard Hatehorn
Hojo
Ile
Willines Lee Beuni- Sy
H. Ave
Hope
Toala Lee
James Morice Hale
Biomet
Barbary Sue
Clarence Codie
Wallon
Glv
Caralyn
Winer David
Crimpbell
Lewlevitla
Boy
Emer David
Itse
Caeltone
King
Futon
Ape
Giet
Virginia
Garland Wreed Lough
Weat
Hae
Bey
Rakald Dent
Benjamin Moosehal
Bowlaville
Kim
Eugene Belwand
Lope
John
Teseysh
Willan Raber Chimpbeall
Havel
Pamela Sne
Apthi Noten Tayo
Cillian Fey
James Weds
Neighborly Advice and Family Troubles Unfold in Letter
A reader recounts romance complications and parental pressure. The writer worries about a pregnancy from Dirk, longs for Dan, and fears her parents discovering the affair. The note hints at family meddling and seeking cautious support.
LP Gas Dealers Pick President at Convention
A misread AP news snippet reports the LP Gas Dealers convention naming new officers. Grace Preston from Butenville and others are listed among officers with Rob Morton and Lee Lee as vice presidents and secretary, with Okere Dolley of Little Rock noted in an executive role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linen Rock
Apim Preston
Grace
Butenville
Thuin
Doge
Ongine Syallon
Sang Kir&gatuiets
Af Fort Smith
Robyet Morton
Ostrovin
Childress
Local Notices From Hope Listing Residents and Addresses
A scanned list of names and addresses in Hope including Oak Street 808 and Box 70 Unpe with numerous residents such as Yvonne, Clyde Lowell Gray, Robert Louis, Tobert Bart Serig, Jamge Otis Jr, Rosepe Conklin Smith, and MaryAnn. The fragment shows many household entries, bearings, and route numbers, indicating a community roster or mailing list from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Way
Oak St
Hope
Foyee
Yvonne
Chyve
Sialih
Unpe
Boy
Lavenskia
Mys
Clyde Lowell Gray
Nuri Haped
Lope
Miebul Inva
Une Was
Robert Louis
Wil
Capos Dynatilay
Tobert Bart Serigwins
Bosh Oth
Soya
Witl
Sande Iy
Tod Mra
Jaman Otis Thorits
Ada Nuytt Tazel
Boyy
Jamge Otis, Jr
Gail
Bobby Lae Towers
Bly South Town
Commnelita
Rosepe ‘Conklin Smith
North Mazel
Senelyn Michelle
Oan Mes
Willa
White
Rona
Oda
Shel Verna
Wes
Anthony
Dixala
Thuevins
Age
Nella
Motorola records 7200 hours of nonstop operation
A Motorola unit achieves 7200 continuous operating hours as of March 18, 1988, signaling reliability well beyond normal expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motorola
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Eva
Nella Woodul
Ale Meni
Ard
East Mixa Skelet
Norlb
Omfa
Dale “McKinney
Dan Kauffman
UWF
Pod ‘Rogers
Eveny
Ite Tu L.L
PhowFirst Baplist Church
Erisby Pta Wil Mvet
Willl
Dusa Andrews
al Wiargnolia
Beacon Sunday School
First Baptist Church
Ure Wrarieeof
Wilson Beil
Sie Stone Na
Meek
Dhe
Sohont Auditorium
Jim McKenzie
Garland School Pta
John. Cain
Vantaly
Paul Klipschi
Hope Council of
Cardan Chibe
ABS
Loyd Kinard
RugaLek
Astern
Rabedéa
el, Archer
Gh, Brotherton
Marlbrook
Rs. Greville Steadman
Steadmein
Uniison
Wondrey Baker
Bryan Clark
Mra
B. Fenwick
Lawreque Bagterling
Houlth
Opville Steadyman
Ratrestion and
Vuvetots
Dale Tontomaler
H. Dy Relations
J. W. White
Boneless
Home Manger Ment
O. Py
Hoya
Rome Luvnishings
Merlin Cox
Roy Baker
Saenger
Paramount Presents
Mayers
Ion
Colon
PR Cy Pictures
KODAK
Balivs
Gmere In
Ehgica
KORAK
Ward & Son Seo
Berger
Buty Dares
Jones
Duck Stelling Dare
Thy Jimmie
Dean
Net Rosenstein
Larry Aldrich
Allyont
Dorothy DIX
Dune
Dix
Frasband
J. M. Weir
J. M
Guy Fults
Kitty
Poverhy
Nuivey Agaibut
Smokey
Ader al Ha
Chid
Darpihny Pix
Dan
Dirk
Rick
Ates
Kansas
City Mo
U.S
LP Gas Dealers
Pick
Cluichy, Baden, Girh Huth Ann
Pontus
Lewis
Bengt Boon
Roney
Hopey-Arkyy
Florsheim
Gary
Herbert
Burns Lou Leter
Wis
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