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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1935
Page
4
A seasonal meditation opens with lines about buds and spring, followed by community notes from Texarkana. The column lists social visits, club meetings, and family announcements, including births and forthcoming gatherings across local households and organizations.
Perry Payne of Patmos departed on Saturday for an extended visit with relatives and friends in Marlin San Antonio and Corpus Christi Texas. He plans to spend time with teens and locals while traveling between these Texas communities.
The Patinos Hinton Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Oscar Rider’s home January 10 with 11 members present. President Mrs. Oscar Wilson opened with Revive Us Again. Leaders were named for management, food prep, preservation, sewing, gardening, poultry, landscaping, recreation, and devotional by Mrs. W E Simmons. Next meeting will be at Mrs. C Jones. Ms Simmons to lead devotional. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess.
Proceedings feature Mrs Achenbach and Mrs Hauptmann testimonies stirring prosecutors. A heated court scene precedes probable demonstrations as Attorney General Wilente concludes the case. The main issue centers on introducing the so called kid nip ladder found near the Lindbergh home the night the child was stolen on March 1, 1932.
Texarkana powered past Hope 43 to 30 in a district showdown at the Arkansas high gym. Aubrey McWilliams led Parker teammates with 9 points, while Reece added 14 as Texarkana stretched a seven game win streak. Hope's defense tightened late but the Bears pulled away in the second half.
A jumbled set of kitchen directions covers percolated coffee, creme tomato soup, beef chops with rice stuffed peppers, custard, cranberry salad, cheese and nut salads, orange bread, and a decorative baked dish. The text mixes measurements, steps, and odd typos for multiple dishes.
Fractured recipe text detailing a tomato dish with bacon and various ingredients. Mentions pepper, onion juice, corn meal, raisins, and a night-set or six-hour rest. Includes directions, substitutions, and scattered hints of other dishes and a peculiar ticket fragment. Contains unclear measurements and nonsensical phrases.
Max Tausch, son of Hauptmanns landlady, will testify about a missing attic joist matching an upright used in construction at the Bronx home. Artie Koehler, a US government wood technologist, will compare the ladder upright to the attic joist using interoscopic views. He will cite fir wood and trace the pine to a lumber yard where carpenters could have obtained it for the ladder, according to the state.
The Supreme Court session described a series of withdrawals by conservative justices including Vandevanter, McReynolds, and Brandeis amid a split between conservative and progressive camps. Chief Justice Hughes, Justices Stone, Roberts, and Cardozo stayed through a tense discussion as Brandeis left early, with observers noting shifts in alignment and anticipated five to four divisions.
Hollywood lifts six month tally shows 311 features and 498 shorts granted purity seals by Joseph Breen and the Legion of Decency. Hays urges continued vigilance as critics note the push for moral standards in cinema while several titles faced revamping to meet strict code, including The Scarlet Empress and Of Human Bondage. Sheridan’s 1868 ride is referenced as a historical aside.
Three men tied to a prior Alix hold up abducted a young farmer and his female companion near Rogers. They forced the man to swap clothes with an inmate in prison garb. Officers linked the trio to escapes from McAlester prison. The gang released Tom and Mrs Lewis near Van Buren after the Saturday night incident. Warden Sam Browni said four McAlester escapees were among the suspects.
A reader letter laments the moral label debate and contrasts Hot Springs allowing horse racing with Hope banning slot machines. The author notes living in Hope and expresses relief at the local stance, while criticizing national tones and double standards in gambling policy.
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