Modern family home on Hope Columbus area for sale
Real estate listing describes a single family home with 100 foot frontage at 100 Hope Barner Street. Features include updated kitchen baths rooms mudroom and water supply. monthly payment about 37 per month with no mortgage. located near Hope and Columbus, near coach Parker Rogers. Nearby amenities include gas and reliable water.
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Barner Street
Gt Agios Cari
Boon Beatles
Hope
Columbus
Parker Rogers
For Sale or Rent Room Caymished Houses 400 Saath Money ostyeyt
Notice reads as a garbled housing ad offering a room for rent with a request to contact several names and a phone number. The legible elements mention a person named Shaye Atl Pansy Plamley and contact cues, but most text is unreadable.
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Mea Jones
Ollie
Seateh
Shaye
Roy Williams Ordered to Appear in Veanpstoud Court
Warning order issued to Roy Williams by the Changery Court of Veanpstoud County Ark to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by Arlende Willis. Witnesses and the court seal incorporated. date December 15.
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Noo TA
Changery Court
Veanpstoud County
Ark
Artende Walliams Dhinantist
Atew Wallis
Roy Wiliams
Arlende Willis
Chancery Court
Hearpsteag County
Warring Order in Hempstead County Suit
Maria Kimbley is required to appear in the Changery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas. Lawrence Marshall, administrator of the estate of Mrs Sid Ho Henry, requests the process to compel appearance and claim of the plaintiff. The order notes the date and commands compliance by the defendant.
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Changery Court
Hempstead
Cuoumiy
Ark
Lawrense Marshall
Admertig
Mes
Sid Wo Henry
Willess
Church planning clashes with town politics and secrets
In Chapter Thirty Four, Don faces pressure as Barth argues for a practical church solution, while Constance and Anne clash over community influence. The group debates enlarging or rebuilding the church, balancing financial realities with ambitions, as Don's leadership and Anne's stance strain relationships. Virginia and Earth watch, coffee breaks offer brief respite.
Local Wellness Day Dinner Brings Community Members Together
Prescott readers describe a home wellness day gathering hosted by ALS Buchitadene at the Blue Ribbon Cane asta Club. The event featured tea arrangements, pink carnations, and a socializing reception with many local families visiting relatives. Attendees included members from Hospital vehi avant Mp and Mis WL oF Dennin, along with educators, students, and surrounding towns. The note mentions a adth wedding anniversary and several relatives visiting from Arkadelphia and Wao Texas, highlighting a collage of names and relations amid a warm community scene.
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Caneasta Club
Welness
Oscore
Jadies
Hospital
Vehi Avant
Dennin
Gordon
Ainlars Chowk Walsety
McMath attacks audit process in closed doors
McMath claims the Audit Commission uses witnesses to weave political campaigns. He accuses investigators of bias and says agencies are manipulated to secure political gain. He alleges behind closed doors misconduct and seeks accountability from rivals.
Camden Air Service Seekings and Officials Report
Unclear transcription describes Camden aviation talks, officials, and hearings. References to Washington and Arkansas suggest staged air service proposals, with mentions of captains, mayors, and naval terms. Historical context indicates a government or military oversight hearing on transport and capacity figures for Yugoslavia’s blast fuse status.
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Washington
Dan
Thase
Berard
Phrey
Watten
Batre
Tamaen
Arkansas
Canider
Charles EO Reiner
Herbert
Bryan
Armonanitian Dequet
Henkel
Bayali Wilivitia Ades
Bribery Trial Nearing Close in Carey Case
In Shreveport Louisiana on January 13 the trial of suspended U.S. Attorney Harvey I. Carey neared its end. The defense and government have rested. Rebuttal witnesses were to be called as the case prepared to resume in the federal district court at 10 a.m. Carey, 86, faces charges of soliciting a $60,000 bribe from Texas oilman Lewis Hart to drop perjury charges against Hart and four of his employees. The government, with Hart as key witness, contends the bribe was offered as a campaign contribution.
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Shreveport
U. S
Harvey I. Carey
Mie
Carey
Lewis Hart
Hart
Vins
Court docket reads numerous bond forfeitures and trials
City docket lists Maryall fined for intoxicated liquor possession, Ingram hazardous driving, Anz parking on highway, Hutchinson no state license, Taylor McCullough no transit license, Huckabee failed signaling, Dougan improper lights, Muldrow stop sign, Whatley following too close, Pope improper passing, McQueen improper parking, Verecili improper passing, Nelson no license, Hacker disturbing peace, several assaults and batteries, Smith, Ellis, Cummings, Cale, Jones forfeited bonds, Brown Johnson Vercelli VanLear Creech Austin, Scoggins drunk driving, England Russell Taylor Porterfield drunkenness, Pennington possessed intoxicating liquor not guilty, Mays disturbing peace, McKee following too close, Stone improper lights, Quillin drunken while driving plea guilty, Gantt drunkenness, McFaddan drunk driving two days jail, Williams drunkenness, Tolliver drunkenness, Pass Schulman Kause Korden speeding, Edwards reckless driving, Williams intoxicated liquor possession taxed, Keeton Stoddard Thorp overload, Albright burglary grand larceny to grand jury, Shaw grand larceny to grand jury, Shaw burglary to grand jury, Hilton malicious mischief dismissed.
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Maryall
Paul Ingram
John J. Anz
Doyle Hutchinson
Louis Taylor
William MccCullough
Samuel Huckabee
Raymond Dougan
Robert Muldrow
F Henry Whatley
Tuo
Leonard Pope
W. E. McQueen
Edward Verecili
Alonzo Nelson
Vance Mat Cum
T. J. Hacker
Richard Trotter
Lee Ernest Smith
George Denmon
LeRoy Ellis
Thaddie Cummings
Eddie Cale
John
D. B. Russell
Odis Crane
Leo Carter
Nathan Coleman
Lannie Pennington
Mary Mays
K. G. McKee
Sam Stone
Roy Quillin
Wm. H. Gantt
Ruel McFaddan
Woodrow W. Williams
Wiley Tolliver
Chester T. Pass
Irwin Schulman
Sam Kause
Wm. S. Borden
H L. Reton
Charles Edwards
J. R. Keeton
A. B. Stoddard
Floyd Thorp
Glen Dean Albright
James P. Shaw
James FP
Shaw
Will Hilton
Patmos Earns Three Wins In Erratic Three Games
Patmos teams swept three cage games after a one night schedule shift to avoid conflicting events with El Dorado. Matenns Junior girls edged Hope 18 to 1, Patmos Senior girls defeated Hope 24 to 22 in a close final period, while Patmos boys toppled Hope B 40 to 9 after a tight three quarters.
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Patmos
el Dorado
Matenns
Hope Gals
Hope
Negro Community News Notes Arrivals and Visits
The column lists arrivals and visits including C. Martin from Japan visiting Estella Martin and Tyree Martin in Detroit, Mich. and Mr. and Mrs. Royston in Dallas, Tex. visiting sister Mrs. J. L. Washington. Also mentions Creola Strickland visiting relatives in Texarkana, and Wilma Fulks and Martha Smith visiting relatives. Scout Troop No. 11 plans a meeting at Verger High School with Raymond Williamson as scoutmaker. Several social visits described among local residents and church group notices for Bright Light Chapter No. 142 meeting at Hicks Funeral Home with reminder for all to attend.
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Martha Smith
Norphlet
Beatrice Tyrer
Eugene Tyree
Verger High School
Ramond E. Williamson
T. J. Rhone
J. M. Manning
G. W. Harris
Martyel Perkins
Minerva Phillips
Daisy Muldrow
Essie D. Brantle
Hicks Funeral Home
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