Third of a Mile of New Sidewalk Constructed in Ward
City report notes a third of a mile of new sidewalk completed at multiple properties under WPA work. City Treasurer Charles Reynerson cites cost to property owners and project expenses. Listed property owners affected include Jim Collier, Chas A Champlin, Mary Armed, John Bartow, Jim Jewell, and others along Fulton Avenue and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEA
Charles Reynerson
Reynerson
Tegeh
Teyneraan
Hupe City
Jim Collier
South John
Wale
Goodtay
Goodbar
Jean Laserur
Chas
A. Champlin
Marina Li
K. Bennett
Sil Toaban
McFaddin
North Hervey
As . Heory
Greening
Spp
McFirltin
Towler
Malo
Williats
S Main
John Bartow
Wit AG
Jobe Barlow
Fulton Street
Jim Jewell
Herstk
Ram N. Bervew
Toma
John Garin
Ave
Jobe Bordo
Pine
Aven
Ty Land
Fulton
Mercey
Unclear fragmentary report from local assigns and visitors
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a visit to a home in Moulk by relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Kel Adams and others. Events mention Sunday and Monday gatherings, a departure, and various names with no clear timeline or status.
Italians Advance on Southern Front
The report claims a fierce, widespread Italian advance along the Samualiland front in southern Ethiopia as Ethiopian authorities say Julian bombs destroyed a Red Ords unit led by a British officer at Watdai on the northern front. British sources reference the Geneva League meeting, while warnings of premature death notices surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mivs
Samualiland
Ethiopia
Hae Watdai
League
Rt Nations Council
Geneva
Sales Meet Here by Ozane Graysonia
A Thursday night meeting at Hotel Barlow united managers and employees from Ozane Graysonia Lumber’s four retail yards. Twenty seven attendees traveled from Nashville Arkadelphia Prescott and Hope to discuss paint varnish glass sales and market strategy with five Pittsburgh Plate Glass reps absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozane Graysonia
Ozane Graysonia Lumber Company
Barlow
Nashville
Arkadelphia
Prescott and Hope
Minimins
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Deadline Friday for Cotton Pool Surplus Certificates
Hempstead county producers must surrender surplus cotton pool certificates by Friday night. Frank J. Hill said to bring in certificates Thursday or Friday at Hone city offices. The notice from CG C. Randall and Mr Hill directs immediate resume of national pool sales and inter county transfers, with requests for additional consignments if needed. Postmarked packets by midnight January 1 may be rendered to poll, applying to wills agreements since January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Fienter Amy
Frank J. Hill
Apaistund
Cottim
End- Austen
Hone City
CG. C. Radall
Agricultural Extension Service
Hill
Randall
National Pool
Iso
Local Family Visits and Holiday Guests Reported
Mrs. T. L. Gibson and children dined with her mother and family Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Smith Sunday. Miss Maxine and Louise Smith stayed with sister Mrs. Ray Ellege Saturday night. Kenneth Hamilton and family from Mape visited, as did J. C. Gibson with sister Gracie Ellev of Corinth. Buford Bearden dined with T. Z. Gibson Monday. Evertt Morrison called on Ben Camp Sunday. T. Z. Gibson and son T. H. Gibson drove to Hope Saturday. Alice Camp and children returned from a week with Mr. and Mrs. well Adams at Foulk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie Ellev
Corinth
Buford Bearden
T.Z Gibson
Evertt Morrison
Ben Camp
Velma Cagle
T. Z. Gibson
T. H. Gibson
Hope
Alice Camp
Mes
Adams
Foulk
Tragedy at Southerner: Ark aviation loss claims notable figures
In Gogodwiwn Arkansas the Southerner disaster lists victims including W. Dyers of Little Rock and others linked to state agencies and industry. Names span finance, reporting, and executive roles, with ties to Arkansas WRAL and the CWA. The crash foreshadows broad impacts on administration and business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gogodwiwn
Ark
Conah
Dyers
Little Hock
WEA
Phanter
Kle McNate
Little Rael
Arkansas Wral
CWA
Prajley
Hart
New York
Cty
Hartel
Ismluters
Notable aviation figures linked in fatal private plane crash
A private plane crash near Eagle Pass Texas killed several high profile travelers. Victims include Hardwick Construction Company president Hardwick of Beardstown Illinois and Lt Chernus of St. Louis, both en route to California for contracts on a dam project. Others include Samuel Schwartz of Atlantic City manager of the Apollo hotel, Jerry W Flute Jr of Nueva Fureda Texas, and Charles Alsehitl of Glendale California, a pilot in training. The accident also involved Iman C Colm of Los Angeles shopping for the May Company, and Glenn Freeland formerly of Fort Worth. Details indicate a business trip cluster with numerous executives and pilots among the deceased or reported missing.
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Texas
California
WV. & Hardwick
Beardstown
Hardwick Construction Company
Memphis
Chernus
Hardwick Company
St. Louis
Hardwick
Eagle Fass
Samuel Sehwarts
Atlantic City
N. J
Los Angeles
Erry W. Flute Jr
Laredo
May Company
New York City
Selig
University of California Law School
Glenn Freeland
Othe Shin
Fort Worth
Joplin (Mo
Nathan Porter
Philadelphia
Hyman, Brodsky & Co
Albuquerque
N. ML
S. Gremilloon
Knoxville (Tenn
American Air Lines
Gerald V. Marshall
University of Texas
Marshall
South Texas Air Mail Service
Southern Air Transport Division
The
Aviation Corporation
University
University School of Aeronautics
Texas Fir Transport, Inc
T. A. T. Flying Schools, Inc
New Orleans
Julia Craig Chooses Singing Over Woodford Job
Julia Craig a young office worker in a Woodford and Brooks setting considers leaving her clerical role to pursue singing. She and roommate Amy Sanders discuss love, money, and marriage as Julia plans to audition for modern torch songs while navigating social pressures and Peter Kemp’s persistent courting. Julia prepares for a call from Kemp and weighs her options between stability and a chance at a public singing career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Amy
Havenport
Woodford
Brooks
Auy
Peter Cems
Fla
Peter Weis
Waatford and Bronks
Matey
Peter Kemp
Dutin
Unis
Peter
Hut
Jivlia Craig
Orny
Jolla
Amy Anya
Ulta
Walt
Jula
Woodford and Brooks
Tulle
Peter Kem
Amy Sanders
Sulla
Clue to Ellsworth Is Believed Found
London report says Discovery Second captain sights airplane in Little America and a man on the Bay of Wales. The report does not identify the airplane or the man, but indicates a potential lead in the Lincoln Ellsworth case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
London
Eng
Discovery
Lincoln Ellsworth
Little America
Bay of Wales
Resignation follows career shift to cross continental flying
Marshall left an exclusive post to join the Dou ble Daily Air Service in January 1935, piloting routes between Fort Worth and New York. He is a native of Indiana who came to Texas from Columbus.
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Marshall
Fort Worth
New York
Indiana
Texas
Columbus
Perla Gasparini
Memphis
Virginia Lyles
Gasparini
Shaw
Miss
Angelina Gasparini
E. Gasparini
Miss Gasparini
Samuel Horovitz
Seba
B. Horovitz
Wakefield
Mass
California
Boston
Pacific Coast
Local gatherings span Waterloo Prescott and Hope visits
Antioch Mr and Mrs John Mahon of Waterloo spent the weekend here with relatives. Miss Cleo Dougan spent the weekend in Prescott with Mr and Mrs Perry Dougan. Mr and Mrs Lee Cook and family attended the Rosoff revival in Hope Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Frank Campbell and daughter Marie were shopping in Prescott Saturday. Mrs Frank Smith of Emmet spent Monday with her daughter Mrs Will Mahon, Mr and Mrs Henry Hickey and children and Mrs Butler Dougan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mahon
Waterloo
Cleo Dougan
Prescott
Perry Dougan
Lee Cook
Hope
Frank Campbell
Marie
Frank Smith
Emmet
Will Mahon
Henry Hickey
Butler Dougan
Dinner Plans Amid Moody Days In Julia's Dilemma
In a late night downtown scene Julia weighs a change to sing professionally, while Peter, Amy, and Halidy discuss a dinner where Julia hopes to secure a note of introduction to Henri Lamb. Peter offers to help by writing the introduction, revealing Julia's resolve to pursue the music path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Peter
Julla
Amy
Julia
Wondford
Brocka
Lamb
Jella
W H Burns Dies at 76 in Hempstead County
W H Burns aged 76 died Thursday at his home ten miles south of Hope on Highway 29 after months of ill health. A pioneer county resident and large landowner, he lived in the area since moving from Atlanta Georgia at age 10. Funeral at 2 p m from his home conducted by Rev George Lafferty, burial at Sardis cemetery. Survived by widow four sons Will Walter Glenn Tom and three daughters Verna Hawthorne May Sheppard and Rosie Powell and 47 grandchildren plus several great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. WH. Burns
Niles
Hope
Ife
Atlante
Hempstead
George Lafferty
Old Sardis Cemtery
Will
Walter
Glenn
Near Patmot
Tom
Turkey
Texas
Vehna Hawthorne
May Sheppard
Rosie Powell
Paints
Social Visit Notes and Local Anecdotes
Children visited Mr. and Mrs Rich Dougan Bureday and Mrs C D Green and children of Emmet spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lee Cook. Marie Campbell ill with malaria and tonsillitis. Ira Thompkins in critical condition after a fall in snow. J J Hall of Salem visited relatives. Blister beetles once used by physicians for blistering patients. One third of US couples are childless.
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Rich Dougan Bureday
C. D. Green
Emmet
Lee Cook
Marie Campbell
Ira Thompkins
J. J. Hall
Salem
United States
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WPA
Hinton
Mires Aviatol
Moulk
Nouth
Heetaele
Kel Adams
Dickinson
Stelle Adams
W. Coinp
Everet Murtican
Vela Caphe
Eaiween Cox
Roy Ellege Vallest
Hered
Proty Perla Gaeparini
Dollar
Little Rock
Shreveport
Hope City Hall
Wings of Death
Louis
Jerry Marshall
American Airlines
Arkansas
Mya
Aaron
Eayas
Phicey
Julie
George Woodford
Mise Jamieson
Jatin
USA
Alin
Royal Nesbitt
Julia Ota
Freud
Julia Craig
Glert
Jella Craig
Flo
Antarctic
Antioch
Nard Jones
Julio
Craig
Meurer Kemp
Ania
Della
Duda
Neno
W. H. Burns
Sardis
Doan
Cherrolote
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Ark Aere
Posi Aaah
Cabinet Shop
Tor So
Walnut Hope, Ark