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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1953
Page
3
The text presents a mangled OCR fragment mentioning Poland, government, Venal, Volcana, and actions against Hor fat, with references to Miesivan, Kinbisiy, Battialina Vad, and Diane in a disjointed sequence lacking coherent narrative or verifiable details.
A dramatic incident unfolds as a father defends his daughter from a bear. The attack leaves the child with injuries while bystanders and authorities respond. Details are uncertain due to garbled text.
Mrs B A Delamarier hosted the 47 Bridge Club at her home on a Wednesday afternoon with three tables of players. Mrs E Howard won the high score, Mrs C Wet Gray the second prize, and Mrs Edward Bryson and Mrs Charlie Beett the game prizes. Other members included Mrs Ghenn Hairsten, Mrs Jet Nelson, Mrs Bote Heynatelsi, Mrs WA Warren, Mrs C A Watkins, Mrs WT Worthington, and Mrs Hy BL Yorheusgh. A delectable salad course was served.
Obituary notices report the funerals of Adam Nel fat of Ozer held at St Peter CME Church with burial in St Peter Cemetery. Mes Divie Jubnart dies at home in Columbus and arrangements to be announced by Hicks Funeral Home. First Baptist Church hosts a Family Night with 75 members present, led by Mrs Cameron and Wesley Lindsey. Several attendees travel from out of town for Wilt Royston funeral. local families and visitors mentioned. Various social notes include graduates, visits, and community events at Henderson State Teachers College and local towns.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a ward update involving MUOLAR ward, references to Abe Shen Hepirtonant, a dated event, and mentions of Poland and diver gon. The readable segments are insufficient to determine a concrete event, date, or outcome for a coherent summary.
Prescott area women's and service groups plan Monday meetings. WMU and First Baptist Church gatherings discuss programs and royal service. March of Dimes drive notes county efforts. reports on 1952 polio bills and hospital services shared by members.
A garbled diary style excerpt records neighbors Deborah, Clare, Susan, and John Weis Vele in a small community interacting around church duties, gardening, and social tensions. The piece hints at personal conflict, authority figures, and local workplace concerns amid a disrupted day.
The Saratoga School District No 9 board proposes a budget of expenditures for the year beginning July 1 1954 and ending June 30 1966. It includes General Control 4000.00 Instruction 25000.00 Operation of School Buildings 2000.00 Maintenance of School Plant and Equipment 1500.00 Auxiliary Agencies including transportation 4200.00 Fixed Charges 350.00 Capital Outlay 3000.00. A tax levy of 2 mills is proposed. The Board of Directors of Saratoga School District No 9 and Howard and Hempstead Counties Arkansas announce the plan.
The Board of Directors of Patmos School District No. 9 Hempstead County Arkansas announces a proposed budget and tax levy for the fiscal year ending June 30 1955 with General Control 500 Instruction 15000 Operation of School Buildings 4900 Maintenance 500 Auxiliary Agencies 5000 Fixed Charges 400 Capital Outlay 1400 Debt Service 900 and a 27 mill tax levy including retirement of existing indebtedness. W B Jones President Jimmie Griffin Secretary January 19.
Mrs. Mary Block, a longtime Hempstead County resident, died Monday at age 83 in the home of her daughter Mrs. Wade Vanhook. Emmanuel Bostie of Detroit and Carlee Bostie of Camden arrived to attend the funeral of their father Charlie Bostie. Cpl. Clyde McFadden has returned home from Korea and is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nashingkason. he plans to live in Omaha, Nebraska.
Board of directors submits proposed expenditures for 1955 1956 including General Control 1500 Instruction 60000 Operation of School Buildings 5000 Maintenance of School Plant and Equipment 5000 Auxiliary Agencies 20000 Fined Charges 1000 Capital Outlay 5000 Debt Service 8500 with a levy of 2½ mills This tax levy includes the present continuing levy debt service Filed January 12 1903 in Hempstead County Arkansas.
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