Kindness Is the Word Amid Dated Social Notes
An Arkansas town page recalls a reflective verse exchange and records social visits. Mrs Minnie Haynes of Camden stays with Mrs Chas Brant for a Thursday overnight. Leo Perdue and Max Cox visit Texarkana friends with the Linakers. Mrs Dale Wilson improves at Cora Donnell hospital in Prescott. Dr W A Bowen and wife host a surprise party at Mrs Fannie Garrett’s home. guests include the First Methodist choir, with music, gifts, and a fond sendoff for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Wilson
Cora Donnell
Prescott
W. A. Bowen
San Marcus
Tex
Fannie Garrett
West Second Street
First Artist Church
Garrett
Bowen
Was
Ae Sutton
Venir Derd
Winburn
Franckry
Moile Kener Eendeed
Messrs
Keith
Bewae
Arein and
Taylor
Arkansas
The
Ghosteraf
Texas Rangers
Flo Ziegfelds Daughter at Polo and Socials in California
Spectator Patricia Ziegfeld, daughter of Florenz Ziegfeld, watched a polo match in California. Julian B. Green, evangelistic singer, visited his aunt Mrs. George Spragins and led singing at the First Presbyterian revival. Evelyn Lewis hosted a Just a Mere Bridge Club evening on West Sixth Street. Elise Reed won high at a two-table bridge game. Gus Bernier Jr. celebrated his twelfth birthday with friends at the New Capitol hotel and a Saenger theatre show. Also noted: Indian corn alcohol extraction spurred a new Johannesburg plant. The first U.S. astronomical observatory was built at Williams College in 1836.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian B. Green
Synod
George Spragins
Mr. Green
First Presbyterian Church
Evelyn Lewis
West Sixth Street
Elise Reed
Gus Bernier, Jr
New Capitol Hotel
Franklin McLarty
Charles Briant
James McLarty
David Net Paul Waddle
Tommie Turner
Robert Singleton
Tommie Franks
Roy Lewis
Benford McRae
E. P, Young Pr. Koster Finley
Mike Snyker
Ess White Jr
Saenger Theatre
Emmet Play Set to Premier January 16 Two Act Comedy Gettin Rid of Eppie
Emmet High School auditorium hosts the two act play Gettin Rid of Eppie on Saturday night January 18 directed by Miss Rosalie Arnett. The Emmet Senior B P WU group plans future showings in nearby communities with a strong local cast anticipated to attract a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eppie
Emmet
Snow spectacle brings first show to Ontario area
A quirky event staged by Ckl. Foster Curry sent snow and mistletoe from Foster's Camp Baldy to Los Angeles. The truck carried a pile of snow intended for children who had never seen it, while a mistletoe shipment accompanied the effort, highlighting a playful winter showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Ckl
Foster Curry
Los Ane
Geles
Foster
Camp Baldy
Los Angeles
Moran’s chicken cleaning method promises bone-free results
Pittsburgh resident Frank Moran claims a unique skill to gut and bone a chicken without breaking the carcass. He uses a small paring knife and says the bones come out smooth. Moran notes the technique helps with household duties and his own family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Frank Moran
Ashdown Hope Game Friday Night
Ashdown Fanthers meet Hope Bobcats at 7 30 PM in the local gym with Columbus to follow against Texarkana. Columbus lists Kennedy England Hamiter Lewalien Urban Breeding Lloyd Pritchett Adams Berry and L England as starters and has only one loss this season. Texarkana aims for district and state titles as Ashdown and Hope seek hard fought wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashdown Fanthers
Hope Bobcats
Kennedy
England
Hamiter
Lewalien
Urban
Breeding
Lloyd
Pritchett
Adams
Berry
L. England
Columbus
Ashdown
Hope
Sidney Barber Sets Out for Baltimore Motor Trip
Sidney Barber left Friday morning for a motor trip to Baltimore Maryland. He planned a routine journey and expected to return soon, with no reports of delays or incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney ‘Barber
Baltimore
Maryland
Love Hungry Heroine Stars in Strictly Dishonorable at Saenger
Sidney Fox portrays a love starved girl in Universal romance comedy drama Strictly Dishonorable. The film follows a New York speakeasy encounter with a philandering opera singer, amid Fox's quest for love and the consequences of desire. Starring Lewis Stone and Paul Lukas, with Sidney Toler and others, directed by John M. Stahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Fox
Saenger Theatre
Miss Fox
Universal
New York
Paul Lukas
Lance
Lewis Stone
Lukas
Sidney Toler
George Meeker
William Ricciardi
Carlo Schipa
Samuel Bonello
Gladys Lehman
John M. Stahl
E. Soney Fox
Paul Paul Lukas
Will Tapa Se Criaroi
We Sometimes Wonder in Washington Telegraph
A fragmentary Washington Tele graph snippet poses whimsical questions about local life. It imagines Butler, M.8 Bates, Paul Rowe, Raymond Robins, Jim May, the Washington high senior class, Wallis Booker, Ev Timberlake, Tor Haynes and Joe Booker with his mule delivering papers. The note invites answers to quirky scenarios and consumer moments.
New Formul Wittie Mulae Promoted by Ward & Son
A community notice extols Wittie MULA E as a fortunate new formula aiding pepsia distress headache neuritis Hi tlam and lame back. It urges readers to keep stomachs healthy and seek relief with Ward & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittie Mulae
Formul
Pepsia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Law Court
Eedorm
Karnes
Chas Brant
Minnie Haynes
Camden
Leo Perdue
Louann
Guy Linaker
Mra
Max Cox
Texarkana
Snyder
Carlton
Yarbrough
Garrison
Paul, Dukassy
Iy “Strighin
Sun
Marian Marsh Oy
Anita Page
Norman Foster
Ken Maynard
the King of
Cowboys
the Bad Man
Douglas
Fairbanks
Matinee
Toth
Flo Ziegfield
California
Patricia Ziegfeld
Florenz Ziegfeld
Follies
Johannesburg
S. A
United States
Williams College
Williamsburg
Mass
Emmet BY
Columbus Boys
Texarkana, Ark
Little Rock
Albert Pike Hotel
Capitol City
Albert Pike
Main Street
Tebert
W. T
Billy) Briggs
Izes
Iinet
OPE
Piggly Wigg
Pekce Oleo
Snowdrift and Wesson
del Monte
Armour
Tv2c
Setker
Curtons
Prunes
Paul Jones
Armour's Compound
Swift
Frank Furters
K. C
Star Ham
Veal
Butler
Bunker
Bates
Paul Rowe
Raymond Robins
Jim
Washington High
Wallis Booker Spuide
Shany Pefinis
Ev Timberlake
Tor Haynes
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Joe Booker
Main
Joe
Washington Telegraph
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!